Saturday, October 3, 2015 The Commercial Review Portland, Indiana 47371 www.thecr.com 75 cents Nigerian capital attacked Friday By TOM ODULA and JOSSY OLA Associated Press LAGOS, Nigeria — Two explosions rocked the Nigerian capital of Abuja on Friday night, an official of the National Emergency Management Agency said. The explosions hap - pened in Nyanya and Kuje, both satellite towns of Abuja, agency spokesman Ezekiel Manzo said in a statement. He said the explosions happened almost simultaneously “and have resulted in a number of deaths and injuries.” He did not imme - diately give a death toll. No group has claimed responsibility but the attack has attributes of others by home-grown extremist group Boko Haram. Boko Haram extremists have largely The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney been carrying out attacks in the country’s northeast but occasionally have Windy work attacked other towns. The Jay County Heritage Festival runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Jay County Violence from Boko Historical Museum grounds, 903 E. Main St., Portland. From left, Scott Teegarden, Pennville, Mike Kaufman, Defiance, Ohio, Haram’s six-year insur - and Phil Wells, Paulding, Ohio, work to put up a tent on the north end of the grounds about 7 p.m. Friday. gency has left nearly 20,000 people dead and 1.4 million displaced from their homes. At least 1,000 people have been killed since Pres - ident Muhammadu Buhari took office earlier this year Board approves more sewer work with the promise of wiping By DEBANINA SEATON and Western Avenue. Some the proposed work is expected to out the insurgents. The Commercial Review sewer worked had already been help that problem. Earlier, Nigeria’s army More sewer work will be com - planned in those areas. “Like everything else there’s said four suicide bombers pleted on the west side of Port - Also added were repaving of going to be a short-term solution killed at least 10 people in land thanks to cost savings from Catch basins to High and Race streets from and a long-term solution,” said Maiduguri, after also blam - the original project. Grand Street to Western Avenue. Geesaman. “This will not solve ing Islamic extremists for Portland Board of Works on be replaced on The original project included the problem completely but it trying to poison water Friday approved plans for more more than 4,300 feet of new will dramatically reduce the sources in northeastern sewer and catch basin replace - North and storm sewer lines and 38 new problem … at least at this time.” Nigeria. ment on the west side. catch basins on Grand, Race, There are at least 12 catch No group has claimed The work called for in the Race streets Arch, High, Alexander and basins that need to be replaced responsibility for the original $1.22 million contract Williams streets, as well as some because they are smaller than Thursday night attack but for the west side sewer project paving. the standard 12 inches, and Nigerian security forces was completed for cheaper than Board members Randy many also have roots blocking blamed the Islamic extrem - expected. In order to honor that an $870,000 grant Portland Geesaman, Bill Gibson and them. ist group Boko Haram, contract, as required by an passed on to Wisconsin-based Jerry Leonhard unanimously Brian Houghton of Jones and which is based in the area. agreement with Indiana Office manufacturer Geesaman Indus - approved the new work. Henry Engineers, Fort Wayne, At least 39 others were of Community and Rural tries in 2009. The board also approved the estimated the cost of the project wounded in the attack in Affairs, the city was able to add The about $150,000 in savings replacement of catch basins on at $90,000. the Sareji neighborhood of more work. on the original work will result North and Race streets between The board also approved the Maiduguri, military The west side project is satis - in additional replacement of Pleasant and Middle streets. The purchase of a water pump for spokesman Col. Sani fying an agreement between the sewer lines on Arch and Race area is the first to flood during the city’s water department at a Kukasheka Usman said. city and OCRA for repayment of streets between Grand Street heavy rain, Geesaman said, and cost not to exceed $23,761. Motorist saves lives By RICK CALLAHAN protect themselves from the dogs,” he Associated Press said. INDIANAPOLIS — Two young women The dogs’ owner saw the attack and mauled by a pack of dogs as they were entered the field to try to restrain them, taking an evening walk may not have only to be attacked himself, the sheriff survived if a motorist who noticed their said. ordeal had not driven into a remote field But a woman who was driving along the to rescue them, a northern Indiana sher - county road noticed the women’s plight iff said Friday. and drove into field to help — at which The women, one of whom was critical - point Leazenby said the most severely ly wounded, were walking along a coun - wounded of the two friends shouted at the ty road near the town of Cutler, about 40 driver not to get out of her car, that it was miles northwest of Indianapolis, about too dangerous. However, the dogs had 7:30 p.m. Thursday when four pit bulls momentarily scattered as the car entered from a nearby home chased them into a the field, and Leazenby said that allowed field and began attacking. the motorist to exit her car and help the Carroll County Sheriff Tobe Leazenby bleeding women inside. said the women were fighting for their “I think that bought her a window of lives, kicking at the dogs as the animals opportunity to actually get the girls and came at them repeatedly, inflicting get them hurriedly into her vehicle,” he numerous bite wounds. said. “Fortunately this individual had the “This was described to me last night in mindset that she was going to save these essence as a feeding frenzy, and they girls and get them out of that situation.” were just doing everything they could to The motorist then called 911. Shooter was Army dropout ROSEBURG, Ore. (AP) — in this Oregon timber town, wounded in the attack in The 26-year-old gunman authorities said Christo - Roseburg, about 180 miles Special to The Commercial Review/Gabby Kunkler who opened fire on fellow pher Sean Harper-Mercer south of Portland. students in his community wore a flak jacket and Harper-Mercer, who died college English class, brought at least six guns during a shootout with Radiant reflection killing nine people, was an and five ammunition maga - police, was armed with The western sky turns shades of pink and purple during Army boot camp dropout zines to the school. Investi - handguns and a rifle, some Friday evening’s sunset as clouds reflect off of the hood of a car at who studied mass shooters gators found another seven of which were military 4316 E. 400 South in Jay County. before becoming one him - guns at the apartment he grade. The weapons had self. shared with his mother. been purchased legally A day after the rampage Seven other people were over the past three years.

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Portland’s temperature peaked at 58 degrees Friday. Monday — Photos from Rain is expected today with weekend events including the The Town of Redkey will be a high of 51 and winds gusting Heritage Festival and fire pre - flushing hydrants beginning Ileen Mettler, 90, Dunkirk to 30 miles per hour. More vention day. Monday. Residents should be Patricia Howell, 83, Muncie showers are expected tonight, aware hydrants will be flushed Details on page 2. and the low will be 48. Wednesday — Coverage of from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily Skies will be partly sunny Tuesday’s Portland Park through Friday. Sunday with a high of 69. Board and Geneva Town For an extended forecast, Council meetings. see page 2. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local Saturday, October 3, 2015 Obituaries Felony court news Ileen Mettler band are a son, Stanley A. Mettler Burial will be in Dunkirk I.O.O.F. Mae Irene (Miller) Stewart, she is Sept. 11, 1925-Sept. 29, 2015 (wife: Linda), Mooreland; a daugh - Cemetery. Visitation will be from survived by her husband Walter Narcotic possession Juanita Ileen Mettler, 90, ter, Karen Mettler, noon until the time of services on Howell whom she married on Nov. Harley H. Golder, 20, Dunkirk, died Tuesday morning at Dunkirk; two broth - Monday. 7, 1949. Portland, pleaded guilty in her home. ers, Ernie Gierhart, Memorials may be made to First Surviving in addition to her hus - Jay Superior Court to pos - Born in Ceylon, Indiana, she was Portland, and American Baptist Church, 427 S. band are four daughters, Belinda session of a narcotic drug, the daughter of William Wilson Richard Gierhart Main St., Dunkirk. Condolences Myers-Kemp (husband: Jeff); a Level 6 felony. He was and Edna Graham (Derrickson) (wife: Carolyn), may be expressed at Becky Howell, Connie Oyler (hus - sentenced to one year in Gierhart. Muncie; three sis - http://www.wilsonshookfuneral - band: Gary), and Karen Corder Jay County Jail with all She was married to Edward ters, Mona homes.com. (husband: Will); a brother, Richard but 180 days suspended, Allen Mettler, who survives. Fairchild, Portland, Stewart (wife: Pat); 10 grandchil - given 180 days credit for 90 A member of First American Doris Duke, Port - Mettler Patricia Howell dren; several great and great-great- days served, assessed court Baptist Church, Dunkirk, she had land, and Jean Nov. 4, 1932-Sept. 30, 2015 grandchildren, nieces and costs of $183, ordered to worked as a seamstress for Hin - Bricker, North Carolina; two Patricia A. “Stewart” Howell, 83, nephews. pay a drug abuse, prosecu - kle’s Dry Cleaner and Lee’s Men’s grandchildren; and two great- Muncie, died Wednesday at IU Graveside services will be 1 p.m. tion, interdiction and cor - Shop then retired in 1990 after 15 grandchildren. Health Ball Memorial Hospital. Tuesday at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. rection fee of $200 and a years managing the cafeteria at A service to celebrate her life She was a relative of area resi - Condolences may be expressed substance abuse program Jay County High School. will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Dunkirk dents. at http://www.elmridgefuneral - fee of $400 and placed on Surviving in addition to her hus - Memorial Chapel. Born in Muncie to Lester C. and home.com. formal probation for six months. As part of a plea agreement, charges of pos - session of paraphernalia and resisting law enforce - ment were dismissed. CR almanac Golder also pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana, a Class A mis - demeanor. He was sen - tenced to 138 days in Jay County Jail, given 138 days credit for 69 days served, assessed court costs of $183 and ordered to pay a drug abuse, prosecution, interdiction and correc - tion fee of $200.

Controlled substance Coty R. Bragg, 25, Decatur, pleaded guilty in Lotteries Jay Superior Court to pos - session of a controlled sub - stance, a Level 6 felony. He Hoosier Pick 3: 2-7-4 was sentenced to one year Midday Pick 4: 0-3-4-8 in Jay County Jail with all Daily Three: 5-5-9 Pick 5: 8-3-2-0-6 but 120 days suspended, Daily Four: 8-4-8-9 Rolling Cash 5: 4-17- given 32 days credit for 16 Quick Draw: 02-05-12- 19-26-29 days served, with the 16-17-18-25-27-28-38-40- Estimated jackpot: remaining 88 days to be 43-46-50-54-57-64-70-71- $120,000 Photo provided served on electronically 73 monitored home deten - Mega Millions tion, assessed court costs Ohio Estimated jackpot: Pet of the week of $183 and ordered to pay Midday $47 million This male mixed-breed is available for adoption from the Jay a drug abuse, prosecution, Pick 3: 6-4-0 County Animal Control Shelter, 2209 E. 100 South, Portland. There is interdiction and correc - Pick 4: 1-4-9-5 Powerball no adoption fee. Call (260) 726-4365 before visiting. tion fee of $200 and a sub - Pick 5: 7-2-1-0-9 Estimated jackpot: stance abuse program fee Evening $40 million of $400. Markets In Loving Memory of Capsule Reports Helen Shawver Closing prices as of Friday Two deer hit East when a plastic tote July 2, 1932 - October 3, 2014 A Dunkirk resident and blew into the path of her Trupointe Dec. corn ...... 4.14 a Hartford City resident vehicle. She said she was Those we love don't go away Fort Recovery Jan. corn ...... 4.12 were each involved in acci - unable to avoid striking They walk beside us every day Corn ...... 4.11 dents with deer Friday in the tote with her 2011 Gen - Unseen, unheard, but always near, Central States Jay County. eral Motors Acadia. Nov. corn ...... 4.11 Still loved, still missed and very dear. Beans ...... 8.45 Montpelier Kricket E. McCaffery, 48, Damage in the 6:50 p.m. Nov. crop ...... 8.45 New crop ...... 3.99 919 N. High Street, told Jay accident was estimated to Forever in our hearts, County Sheriff’s Office he be less than $1,000. Wheat ...... 4.80 Jan. corn ...... 4.08 Your children and grandchildren Dec. crop ...... 4.82 New beans ...... 8.60 was driving east on Indi - Jan. beans ...... 8.868 ana 26 near county road Cars collide Cooper Farms Wheat ...... 4.93 800 West about 5:46 a.m. Vehicles driven by a Pen - Fort Recovery New crop ...... 5.05 Friday when a deer nville woman and an Ari - Corn ...... 4.12 jumped into the roadway. zona woman collided Fri - Jan. corn ...... 4.15 The Andersons He said he could not avoid day afternoon on Industri - Feb. corn ...... 4.17 Richland Township striking the animal with al Drive west of Wal-Mart his 2004 Ford Focus. March corn ...... 4.19 Corn ...... 3.96 in Portland. Damage in the accident Nov. corn ...... 3.96 Sharon V. Gamester, 74, was estimated to be POET Biorefining Beans ...... 8.57 5756 W. Lazy St., Tuscon, between $1,000 and $2,500. Portland Nov. beans ...... 8.57 Arizona, was pulling out About two hours later, of the west exit of Wal- Oct. corn ...... 4.11 Wheat ...... 5.04 Jandra L. Flotz, 42, 525 Nov. corn ...... 4.14 Oct. wheat ...... 5.04 Mart, 950 W. Votaw Street, Haskell Road, Dunkirk, onto Indus)trial FDrivMe ManPd
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Ship St., Plans are insured through UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company or one of its affiliat- Town Council, town Portland. ed companies, a Medicare Advantage organization with a Medicare contract. Enroll- hall, 411 E. Line St. 7 p.m. — Dunkirk ment in the plan depends on the plan’s contract with Medicare. AARP isn’t an insurer, 7 p.m. — Portland City Council, city hall, doesn’t recommend products, and encourages you to evaluate your needs. AARP Park Board, council 131 S. Main St. “This institution is an Equal Opportunity does not employ or endorse agents, products, or brokers. Y0066_140908_171832 Provider and Employer” Weather courtesy of American Profile Hometown Content Service Accepted” “SPRJ18219 The Commercial Review Saturday, October 3, 2015 Family Page 3 Teen tries to be thankful DEAR ABBY: I’m a 17- year-old girl, and all my life I have had trouble accepting gifts, even inex - Dear pensive ones. I do believe it’s the thought that Abby counts, but I have trouble expressing gratitude. An example: My brother was disappointed by my reaction when he got me you like the style or the soap shaped like a rock color. In a case like your last Christmas. My smile brother’s gift, you could was forced. I feel anxious have said, “Wow! This gift when I get presents, no rocks!” matter what they are. ——— I have started seeing To receive a collection someone, and I was plan - of Abby’s most memo - ning to save up for a really rable — and most fre - nice present for him. But quently requested — when he said he wanted to poems and essays, send do the same, I felt uncom - your name and mailing fortable. What’s a great address, plus check or line I can use to express money order for $7 (U.S. Photo provided my gratitude — “I’m funds) to: Dear Abby — happy that you thought of Keepers Booklet, P.O. Box me”? — SEARCHING FOR 447, Mount Morris, IL Common sense kids WORDS OUT WEST 61054-0447. Shipping and These Jay County Christian Academy students were recently recognized for displaying DEAR SEARCHING handling are included in the lifeline of common sense. Pictured from left are Angela Carreno, Hawk Fisher, Tristan Harris, FOR WORDS: Always say the price. Adriane Hode, Jonathon Geeseman and Michael Rodriguez. thank you. After that, you might express that the item is “beautiful” or that In Loving Memory Of Marriage applications Tim R. The following couples ty Courthouse. win, 23, 2961 W. 200 North, Franks, 24, both of 2225 W. and Mary S. Neuen - Wright were issued a marriage David Charles White - Portland. 600 South, Portland. schwander, 21, 8737 N. 450 July 17, 1948 license this week in the hair, 25, 9420 N. 1150 West, Cole Robert Childress, Noah JS Schwartz, 27, East, Bryant. clerk’s office of Jay Coun - Redkey, and Kyla Jo Bald - 20, and Kandi Lynn 6296 S. Salem Road, Berne, September 30, 2015 Fort menus The following is the sandwich, baked beans, Friday — Cheese pizza, nuggets, salad, chips, apple treat. Ala carte: baked pota - menu for Fort Recovery applesauce. romaine lettuce/Italian crisp. Ala carte: soft pretzel. to. Elementary/Middle School Wednesday — Macaroni dressing, mandarin Tuesday — Chicken pri - Thursday — Soft taco, let - for the week of Oct. 5. All and cheese, peanut butter oranges. mavera, Italian vegetables, tuce/cheese/onion, black meals are served with milk. and jelly sandwich, carrots, The following is the garlic bread, salad, peach - beans, apple slices. Ala Monday — Breaded pears. menu for Fort Recovery es. Ala carte: pancake carte: meatballs. chicken sandwich, corn, Thursday — Chicken faji - High School for the week of wraps with sausage. Friday — Beef and noo - peaches, baked sour cream ta/soft shell, lettuce and Oct. 5. All meals are served Wednesday — Hot ham dles, corn, mashed pota - Tim R. Wright, 67, of and onion chips. cheese, green peppers, blue with milk. and cheese sandwich, green toes, banana. Ala carte: Winchester went to be Tuesday — Sausage patty raspberry/lemon slushie. Monday — Chicken beans, chips, Rice Krispie Southwest egg rolls. with his Lord and Savior on September 30, 2015. He was born on July 17, Community Calendar 1948 in Randolph County, Indiana to Claude and Notices will appear in MUNITY CENTER — each month at Portland Will meet at 7 p.m. Mon - Restaurant. All women Maxine (Keiser) Wright. the Community Calendar Walking from 9 to 10 a.m. Place, 430 W. Lafayette St. day at Jay County Public are invited to attend. He was a 1966 graduate as space is available. To every Monday, Wednesday For more information, call Library. Bring $2 to partic - Includes activities and of Winchester High School submit an item, call fami - and Friday. (800) 589-1121. ipate in Ducky Daze. Can - devotional time. and he attended East St. ly editor Virginia Cline at WEST JAY COMMUNI - BREAD OF LIFE COM - cel with Lisa Craiger at PORTLAND ROTARY Congregational Christian CLUB — Will meet at noon (260) 726-8141. TY CENTER GROUP — MUNITY FAMILY MEAL (260) 726-5726 or Lisa Church in Winchester. He Doors open at 11:15 a.m. — Will be served from 5:30 Manor at 766-9156. each Wednesday at Har - Bring a sack lunch for talk to 6:30 p.m. at Asbury mony Cafe, 121 N. Meridi - had worked as a press op - Today erator at Portland Forge in time. Euchre begins at 1 United Methodist Church, Tuesday an St. ALCOHOLICS ANONY - ALCOHOLICS ANONY - Portland. Tim enjoyed MOUS — Will meet at 10 p.m. There is a $1 donation 204 E. Arch St. in Port - BRYANT COMMUNITY for center’s expenses. For MOUS — Will meet from playing music, wood work - a.m. upstairs at True land. Everyone is wel - CENTER EUCHRE — Will more information, call come. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. each ing, going to car shows, Value Hardware, North be played at 1 p.m. each Wednesday upstairs at (765) 768-1544. TAKE OFF POUNDS Meridian Street, Portland. Tuesday. The public is wel - True Value Hardware, watching IU basketball PREGNANCY CARE SENSIBLY (TOPS) — Will For more information, call come. North Meridian Street, and Notre Dame football CENTER of Jay County — meet for weigh-in at 5:30 (260) 729-2532. Portland. and was an avid Mopar Free pregnancy testing p.m., with the meeting at 6 PORTLAND FARMERS’ Wednesday AL-ANON FAMILY fan, most of all he enjoyed with ongoing support dur - p.m., in the fellowship hall WEDNESDAY MORN - GROUP — Will meet at MARKET — Will be open ing and after pregnancy. at Evangelical Methodist spending time with his from 8 a.m. to noon each ING BREAKFAST CLUB 6:30 p.m. at Zion Lutheran The center is located at 216 Church, 930 W. Main St., Church, 218 E. High St., children and grandchil - Saturday at the Jay Coun - — Will meet at 8 a.m. in S. Meridian St., Portland. Portland. New members the east room of Richards Portland. dren. ty Courthouse. Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. Mon - welcome. For more infor - Survivors include his day through Friday. For mation, call (260) 726-5312. wife of 47 years, Katie Monday more information or an PORTLAND EVENING (Smith) Wright of Win - PORTLAND BREAK - appointment, call (260) OPTIMIST CLUB — Will Looking for preschoolers for 2016-2017 chester; three sons, Bryan FAST OPTIMISTS — Will 726-8636. Appointments or meet at 6 p.m. the first and (Jamie) Wright of Kansas meet at 6:45 a.m. for break - walk-ins accepted. Preschool students ages 3-5 years third Monday of each City, MO, Travis (Shan - fast at Richards Restau - CAREGIVER SUPPORT Taking pre-enrollment applications NOW month at Richards Restau - non) Wright of West Mil - rant. GROUP — Will meet at 1 rant. Space is limited ton, OH, and Willie BRYANT AREA COM - p.m. the first Monday of JAY LODGE NO. 87 F.&A.M. — Will meet Mon - Preschool Locations: (Liliana) Wright of Win - day at the lodge hall. Din - Portland, Redkey, and Dunkirk chester, IN; one daughter, ner will be served at 6:30 For Pre-Enrollment or any information Jessica (Devin) Anderson p.m., with lodge opening of Nashville, TN; four at 7:30 p.m. Contact Jay School Corporation grandchildren, Quentin Phone: 260-726-2511 SudokuS Puzzleud #3774-Moku ALPHA GAMMA Wright, Dustin (Nicole) CHAPTER, PSI IOTA XI — Email:[email protected] Wright, Alysha Wright and Mia Wright; one brother, 1 23 Jeff (Teresa) Wright of Ladies’ Night Out Portland, IN; and a niece, 24 5 Nikki Wright of South - Please join us for a funfilled evening of port, IN. 5678 good food, fellowship and lively conversation! Door prizes every hour He was preceded in death by his parents and 3758 Faith – Family – Fun one sister, Rebecca Wright. Fund-Raising Event Funeral services for Tim 58 19 will be held on Monday, Pregnancy Care Center’s October 5, 2015 at 10:00 1265 Annual Ladies’ Night Out a.m. at East St. Congrega - tional Christian Church in 92 86 Winchester with Pastor Rob Butler officiating. 675 Burial will follow at Reite - Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015 nour Cemetery in 432 Doors open at 5:30 Ridgeville, Indiana. Friends and family may 9 Dinner at 6:00 © 200 Hometown Content Medium Silent auction ends at 8:15 call on Sunday, October 4, 2015 from 2-6 p.m. at the Friday’s Solution Walker Funeral Home in Sudoku Solution #3773-M RSVP 56129347 8 Winchester and one hour The objective is to fill a prior to services on Mon - 948567132 (260) 726-8636 nine-by nine grid so that day at the church. Memo - 273418965 each column, each row, and rials may be made to East each of the nine three-by- 357641829 Portland Lions Club Civic Center three boxes (also called 307 East 100 North St. Congregational Chris - blocks or regions) contains 812739654 tian Church 128 N. East the digits from 1 to 9 only 694825713 Portland, Indiana 47371 St. Winchester, IN 47394. one time each. 189356247 All women and girls Please Online condolences may 436972581 feel free to invite your family be expressed at www.walk - 725184396 are invited to this event. erswinchester.com. © 2009 Hometown Content and friends The Commercial Review Page 4 Opinion Saturday, October 3, 2015 Board should discuss openly Editor’s note: This is the the board for months, there’s addressing that problem. Pennville followed by similar third and final in a series of been next to no public discus - Beyond that, any decisions are meetings in Redkey and commentaries regarding the sion or debate by board mem - up to the board. Dunkirk and Bryant and Port - possibility of closing one or bers. Have board members ruled land. more schools in Jay County Editorial They seem to have been lis - out any of the options that have The purpose of those meet - because of financial difficul - tening, but it’s hard to tell what been floated by the administra - ings shouldn’t be to sell any ties. they’re thinking when they tion for the past several particular plan but to involve “That’s certainly an option,” play their cards so close to the months? the public in the decision-mak - Jay Schools superintendent vest. Have board members asked ing process. Tim Long said last week when on a decision as difficult as the Superintendent Long, who the administration to go back to Then, after that sort of “lis - Pennville’s Joe Vinson suggest - closing of an elementary school clearly believes that the closing the drawing board to find budg - tening tour,” board members ed having a town hall type meet - in the face of financial con - of some schools and movement et-cutting alternatives to school need to step up to the plate and ing on the future of Pennville straints and declining enroll - of some students is the right closure? have a candid, honest discus - Elementary School. ment. But while they may have way to proceed, has at least Maybe. But if it’s happened, sion, spelling out their posi - Trouble is, it’s a suggestion heard from constituents on a been forthright in making his it’s been behind closed doors. tions. Then, and only then, Vinson first made as far back as one-on-one basis, the notion of thoughts known. From the out - Public debate and discussion should a vote be taken. a year ago and no such meeting a forum or series of meetings set, he has said that his role in by the board have been minimal That’s the way to approach has yet been held. has never gotten off the ground. this situation is to identify at best. this if all those words about Individual school board mem - While the issue of potential what he believes to be a prob - What’s needed is — here’s an being a countywide community bers have said they want input school closings has been facing lem and recommend options for idea — a town hall meeting in are to have any meaning. — J.R. Noah seems to be a solid host By KATHRYNE RUBRIGHT The Commercial Review Trevor Noah started his tenure on The Daily Chatty Show this week, after Jon Kathryne Stewart left the program in August. It seems appropriate that he started out Mon - day night by talking about the change in hosts and thanking Stewart for his help in getting Noah where he is. Moving through a sec - tion on the pope’s visit, there’s nothing super interesting. On Thursday, It leads into discussion Noah seemed of John Boehner’s resig - nation. Noah says the to hit his Speaker of the House is stride with like the bouncer of Club Congress — nothing is on a segment the floor without the comparing Speaker’s approval — and that’s maybe the best Donald way I’ve heard the job Trump’s explained. Noah explains that far- ridiculous right conservatives statements cheered at news of Boehner’s resignation to those because he was too will - made by ing to compromise, and now we’re getting to the leaders in analysis that makes The Daily Show more than a African Talks could be a starting point funny person presenting nations. By JOSEPH S. NYE JR. undiscovered coding vulnerabilities news. The Washington Post that take their name from the “It’s like crack telling When President Obama and Chi - amount of time that programmers meth it’s not addictive nese President Xi Jinping discussed Joseph S. have to act to stop a malicious out - enough,” he says, and cyberweaponry rules of the road at sider from exploiting the opening. that makes sense. their recent White House news con - Nye Jr. Governments and non-state actors He does a voice for ference, it represented a landmark for tend to hoard information on such meth, adding “I took Noah had on the seg - a new field. flaws as deterrents or for possible use down Whitney Houston.” ment’s content, but it International cybersecurity has in future attacks, and they fetch high I’m not sure that was come of age. When intelligence offi - made a lot of good points. “verify” portion of any cyber-control prices on black-market Web sites. But the right place to go. cials testified before Congress about if the United States unilaterally On Thursday, Noah agreement would be extremely prob - It’s not like my own the major threats to the United States adopted a norm of responsible dis - seemed to hit his stride lematic. jokes are always polite, just a few years ago, cyberwar was closure of zero-days to companies with a segment compar - But that doesn’t mean it’s impossi - but in this context I’m barely mentioned; now, it’s at the top and the public after a limited period, ing Donald Trump’s ble to reach agreements on rules lim - expecting punch lines of the list. it would destroy their value as ridiculous statements to iting behavior. States could agree not that are intelligent and those made by leaders in Whenever countries confront a dis - weapons — simultaneously disarm - help people make obser - ruptive new technology that they can - to attack certain aspects of the civil - ing ourselves, other countries and African nations. ian infrastructure of another country vations about the story (I swear, I wasn’t plan - not control, they eventually seek criminals without ever having to in peacetime. In fact, such a recom - being covered. That was - ning to take a stab at arms-control agreements. In the negotiate a treaty or worry about ver - mendation was included in a July n’t the case here. Trump this week. But nuclear era, it was 18 years after ification. report of a U.N. group of governmen - A segment with Jordan when it gets done for me Hiroshima before the first such Other states might follow suit. In tal experts, which Obama and Xi Klepper is ostensibly in the show I was plan - agreement was reached. some aspects, cyber arms control about trying to find a ning to write about any - Today, cybersecurity is at a similar agreed to have a bilateral group of could turn out to be easier than replacement for John way …) point. Although the modern Internet senior experts examine. nuclear arms control. (Boehner), but clearly is First it was amusing to was born in the 1970s, it was only dur - The U.N. group also recommended Such steps are not panaceas that about replacing Jon watch how Trump’s state - ing the past two decades that it that governments accept a responsi - would produce cybersecurity. We (Stewart). ments about immigrants became an indispensable enabler of bility to help any state seeking assis - would still have to contend with Tuesday’s show wasn’t or his own money and economic and military activity that tance with a malicious attack; pledge cybertheft of intellectual property; particularly noteworthy, popularity lined up with benefits us while also making us inse - not to interfere with the operation of corruption of the supply chains that though Noah’s knack for the other leaders’ state - cure. With the advent of cloud com - emergency response teams created by provide the chips that go into our doing voices becomes ments. puting and the “Internet of Things,” other states to deal with attacks; and computers and devices; the disrup - more apparent as he imi - Then the Trump quotes the area of vulnerability is rapidly seek to build confidence by increas - tion of undersea cables; spies or dis - tated President Obama, started echoing some expanding. ing the transparency of their cyber - loyal insiders; and many other Vladimir Putin and then from deceased former Is cyber arms control the answer? policies. The two presidents also dis - threats. But it is worth remembering the agonizingly slow Libyan dictator Muam - Not if it’s modeled on the treaties of cussed establishing hotlines to facili - that the first nuclear-arms control speaking style of Ben mar Gaddafi. Thanks to a the nuclear era. Those agreements tate high-level communication dur - agreements — the Test Ban Treaty of Carson. high school government spelled out in great detail how to man - ing a crisis. 1963 and the Non-Proliferation The highlight Wednes - teacher who enjoyed age large, costly, observable weapons Critics scoff at vows such as “no Treaty of 1968 — did not solve all of day didn’t feature Noah; Gaddafi’s outlandish and included monitoring procedures first use” of cyberweapons against the problems of controlling nuclear it was correspondents fashion statements, he that Ronald Reagan summarized with certain civilian targets. What is to weapons. Rather, they started a Roy Wood Jr. and Klepper was the only comparison the adage “trust, but verify.” prevent cheating? The answer is self- process. teaming up to do an I was already familiar Cyberweapons, by contrast, can be interest. If states feel vulnerable, and Perhaps Obama and Xi’s modest “investigative” segment with and knew was bad as simple as a few inexpensively worry about the unintended conse - beginning will do something similar. on whether police offi - news. acquired lines of code. They are avail - quences of going on cyberoffense, •••••••••• cers are racist. The con - I think that was the able to state and non-state actors and they may find that peacetime pledges Nye is a professor at the Harvard clusion, of course, is that goal: make it funny, and can be hard to distinguish from of self-restraint are in their mutual Kennedy School and a member of the there’s not a simple yes then make the point. benign online activity. It can also be interest. Global Commission on Internet Gov - or no answer. I don’t Trevor Noah’s going to difficult and time-consuming to deter - A norm of self-restraint could also ernance. Follow him on Twitter know how much input be alright. mine who is behind their use. The help with dangerous “zero-days,” or @Joy_Nye. The Commercial Review US PS 125820 HUGH N. RONALD (1911-1983), Publisher Emeritus

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New manager The best entrée award Tracy Huelskamp is the went to Jay County Hospi - new branch manager of tal for beef tips and mush - First Bank of Berne in rooms, and Koffee Kup Portland. Diner won best dessert for Huelskamp joined First its pies and cakes. Bank of Berne in 2005 and Other honors included: became a consumer lender best appetizer, Briskets in 2006. She will add on and Butts BBQ Supply, her new title in addition to smoked balogna; best her work as a lender. salad, Lil Bistro, side She is a resident of Port - salad; best sandwich, The land, a graduate of Jay Photo provided Lunch Box, pulled pork; County High School and best pizza, Suman Bros. received a degree in busi - Pizza, pizza assortment ness administration and Animal rescue donation and best beverage, Coca- management from Ivy Cola Refreshments, assort - Tech. After a training session and demonstration, Portland Fire Department received two ed drinks. animal-rescue oxygen masks Thursday from Invisible Fence Brand in Anderson and Muncie. The Recognized demonstration included how to put the mask on a dog and how it works. If an animal is at risk of Chamber trees Ohiotraveler.com read - dying from smoke inhalation the masks are designed to administer oxygen to the pet. The Jay County Chamber of ers selected Trusty Woods donations are part of the national Project Breathe to equip fire stations in the U.S. and Canada Commerce is accepting Restaurant, 101 W. Butler with these oxygen masks. participation forms for St., Fort Recovery, for the the Winterfest Festival of site’s Top 10 Peculiar Trees at Jay County Eateries list. The list was Courthouse. in no particular order. will pay no taxes for five companies by the Board of formerly known as Casad and South Second streets Forms must be returned years, 10 percent in the Public Works. Sherrell Company, Inc., will move in Coldwater. to the Chamber by Nov. 9. Abatements granted sixth year, 20 percent in Investments scored 80 and operations from Celina to Totally Promotional will Trees can be brought to Sherrell Investments, the seventh year, 35 per - Indiana Coatings scored Coldwater and hire move into 17,000 square the courthouse between LLC and Indiana Coat - cent in the eighth year, 50 82 on a scale that grants employees. feet of space there and 4:30 and 7 p.m. Nov. 16. ings, Inc. were granted percent in the ninth year super tax abatements to The Sycamore Group, a will add 50 to 60 employees Trees must be removed super tax abatement sta - and 60 percent in the tenth businesses scoring 70 and division of Bruns Con - to its current staff of 239. from the courthouse by tus after public hearings year. above. struction Enterprises, is The company manufac - Dec. 30. during a Berne City Coun - Super tax abatement renovating the former tures printed promotional The organization whose cil meeting. status was granted based Expanding New Idea building near items. tree earns the most votes That status means they on scores given to both Totallypromotional.com, the corner of Sycamore See Business page 6 Display Craft on the move By DEBANINA SEATON email or phone,” he said. The Commercial Review Teeter hopes to move Display Craft Signs has some of the last of the finally moved to its new items left at the old build - location. ing to the new site or give The business made the them away. He mentioned transition Sept. 25 to 630 the business has been E. Votaw St. from its long- around for more than 70 time location of Water years causing the compa - Street and Western ny to acquire many things. Avenue. The Commercial Review/Debanina Seaton Although they’re almost Owner Kyle Teeter said Display Craft has moved to a new when he bought the shop done, Teeter said he is still he knew a change was in location on East Votaw Street near the Jay County waiting to focus all atten - order, especially for the Fairgrounds. tion on the customers who (260) 726-9345 115 E. Main St Portland, IN work environment. have been patient with www.portins.com The main reason for the the building consists of skamp of moving. “In the them during the move. move was the customers, clean and dirty produc - long run it will definitely not for profit. Teeter said tion. “Clean” is a dust-free be a lot better; it will be a moving to increase sales is environment for printing lot more organized.” an expectation but he and painting while “dirty” Fellow employee Nancy wanted to make the serv - includes the router shop Lininger said trying to ice better for his clientele for woodworking in a sep - adjust to the transition in a building that “has arate barn behind the was a little chaotic and more character,” he said. facility. stressful but she likes the The second reason was During the transition new building. size. Teeter said if the Teeter said Display Craft “I really felt like in business were to grow it stayed open and kept order for us to grow we would have been confus - someone at the old build - needed to (move),” she ing for production, which ing to continue business. said. “Adding the retail was in one area, and Teeter said he and his was really nice.” always contaminated. staff love the facility so As far as customers This new space is larger far but wish everything being affected by the and production is separat - was finished. Everything change in facilities, Teeter ed in three parts. The is still a work in progress didn’t think so because front of the building is and 90 percent complete there isn’t a lot of walk-in customer service with a he said. traffic. small retail shop, the mid - “(It was) stressful but “Most of the customers dle is art and design man - it’s been fun,” said are online; three-fourths ufacturing and the back of employee Cassandra Huel - of the sales are through FCC tops permit list FCC Indiana’s expan - mit for a $230,000 office North, Portland; Brad sion project was the most building at 8774 W. 500 Osterholt for a $20,000 expensive one in the North, Pennville. storage building at 4327 S. Jay/Portland Building Other permits were 475 East, Portland; Paul and Planning office’s issued to Leonard Muh - Byrum for a $25,000 barn, August and September lenkamp for a $20,000 4717 N. 450 East, Portland; permits. grain bin at 8646 E. 500 See Permits page 6 Permits for the two months totaled $10,926,300. FCC was issued a per - mit for a $7.55 million expansion at 555 Industri - al Drive. Permits of more than $200,000 were also issued for confined feeding opera - tion constructions. William Mason Evers was issued a permit for two duck confined feeding buildings totaling $1 mil - lion on county road 800 South between county roads 400 East and 500 East, Portland. Jim Schoenlein received a per - mit for a $260,000 steer barn/confined feeding at 1626 N. 300 West, Portland. Drew Beiswanger and DNA Family Farms were issued a permit for a $550,000 swine confined feeding building 805 S. 825 West, Portland. Helena Chemical Com - pany was also issued a per - The Commercial Review Page 6 Local Saturday, October 3, 2015 Jay Superior Court

Judge Max Ludy $183, ordered to make restitu - days in Jay County Jail, given Ruth Canter was awarded $589 misdemeanor. Fined and sentenced tion to Ruther Canter and two days credit for one day from Gisele A. Bennett, Anna K. Martin, 23, Ander - placed on formal probation for served, with the remaining 28 Dunkirk. Cases filed son, operating a vehicle while one year. days to be served on electroni - Midland Funding LLC was Portfolio Recovery Associates intoxicated, a Class C misde - Meagan C. Lott, Peru, violated cally monitored home detention awarded $1,640.85 from Dianna LLC vs. Abby Whetsel, civil col - meanor — Sentenced to 60 days the conditions of her probation and assessed court costs of Hayden, Dunkirk. lections. after failing a drug test. The pro - in Jay County Jail, given two $183.50. The court recommended State of Indiana vs. Coy K. bation was imposed Aug. 1, 2013, days credit for one day served, to the BMV a 90-day license sus - Dismissed Clark, criminal misdemeanor. after she pleaded guilty to pos - pension. Jody R. Webster, Portland, State of Indiana vs. Amanda with the remaining 58 days to be session of methamphetamine served on electronically moni - Seth Weagant, 23, Portland, driving while suspended, a M. Peterson, Level 6 felony. and operating a vehicle while disorderly conduct, a Class B tored home detention, assessed intoxicated endangering a per - Class A misdemeanor. State of Indiana vs. Terry L. misdemeanor — Sentenced to court costs of $183.50 and son with a passenger less than Connor D. Hull, Dunkirk, Miller, Level 6 felony. 180 days in Jay County Jail with ordered to pay an alcohol and 18 years of age, both Class D operating a vehicle while intoxi - Nikki Lee Ellenberger vs. drug countermeasures fee of felonies. She will serve an addi - all but two days suspended, cated, a Class C misdemeanor. Ryan Wayne Ellenberger, $200. tional 18 months of the original given two days credit for one day David H. Wallace, Portland, divorce. Gisele A. Bennett, 60, three-year sentence on electron - served, assessed court costs of driving while suspended, a State of Indiana vs. Justin Dunkirk, theft, a Class A misde - ically monitored home deten - $183 and placed on formal pro - Class A misdemeanor. Bragg, Level 6 felony. meanor — Sentenced to one tion and was given 12 days cred - bation for six months. As part of Courtney J. Snyder-Merry, Nationstar Mortgage LLC vs. year in Jay County Jail with all it. a plea agreement, a charge of Portland, theft, a Class A misde - Jody K. F. and Michael W. but 16 days suspended, given 16 Keith E. Ward, 25, driving domestic battery was dismissed. meanor. Mason, mortgage foreclosure. days credit for eight days while suspended, a Class A mis - Tonya J. Harris, Geneva, driv - Amy Caldwell vs. Rickie Cald - served, assessed court costs of demeanor — Sentenced to 30 Judgments ing while suspended, a Class A well, divorce. Portland City Court Portland City Court violation, $25; Austin J. $146.50; Chamkaur Singh, speeding 71 miles per hour Joshua D. Kenworthy, Dunkirk, speeding 65 Judge Donald Shepherd, Noblesville, Fresno, California, ordi - in a 55 mile per hour zone, Greenville, Ohio, speeding miles per hour in a 55 mile Gillespie speeding 45 miles per hour nance violation – off truck $149.50; Joseph L. 65 miles per hour in a 55 per hour zone; Holden J. in a 30 mile per hour zone, route, $158.50; Robin D. Wietholder, Portland, driv - mile per hour zone, Nov. 4. Heitkamp, Fort Recovery, Fined and sentenced $148.50; Jeremy A. Lock - Magee, Martinsville, speeding 75 miles per hour Chris D. Minnick, Indi - ing with a suspended wood, Celina, Ohio, expired plates, $158.50; license, $158.50. Failure to appear in a 55 mile per hour zone; anapolis, speeding 69 expired plates, $158.50; Holland N. Herman, Shawn E. Jenson, Redkey, miles per hour in a 55 mile Damon H. Caylor, Port - Aleigha A. Prater, Muncie, Decatur, speeding 70 miles Trials set lamp violation and driv - per hour zone, $147.50; Jef - speeding 93 miles per hour per hour in a 55 mile per land, ordinance violation ing while disqualified; John A. E. Fields, Port - frey Kocis, Cincinnati, in a 55 mile per hour zone, hour zone, $148.50; Jeffrey – junk vehicle; Justin E. Derrick J. Taylor, Redkey, speeding 70 miles per hour $170; Marco A. Vasquez, A. Burnum, Portland, land, no valid license, Oct. Bragg, Portland, seat belt driving with a suspended in a 55 mile per hour zone, Geneva, speeding 73 miles false registration, $158.50; 14. violation and speeding 70 license and no motorcycle $148.50; Abby N. Wendel, per hour in a 55 mile per Kimberly L. Twigg, miles per hour in a 55 mile endorsement; Jamie L. Portland, speeding 84 hour zone, $151.50; Dakota Bryant, speeding 75 miles Pre-trials set per hour zone; Nathan J. Walker, Muncie, false reg - miles per hour in a 55 mile L. Derrickson, Portland, per hour in a 55 mile per Shane T. Williams, Port - East, Greenville, Ohio, istration; Amanda K. per hour zone, $169; David speeding 53 miles per hour hour zone, $169; Brandon land, ordinance violation driving with a suspended Wills, Winchester, seat belt Jones, Richmond, seat belt in a 40 mile per hour zone, C. Kauffman, Portland, – junk vehicle, Nov. 4; license; Carrie S. Garrett, violation. Deeds

Troy P. and Angela S. tion, Dunkirk. ship. Brandt, death deed — 60 deed — 15.741 partial 36, Greene Township. McElfresh to Troy P. and Richard Rickner to Mary E. Ninde, acres, Section 35, acres, Section 23, Knox Christopher E. Lutes to Angela S. McElfresh Fam - Richard and Amy Rickner, deceased, to Michael C. Bearcreek Township. Township. Christopher E. and Carrie ily Revocable Living warranty deed — Lot 167, Ninde, Thomas C. Ninde Mary E. Ninde, Rita Jo Lutes to Christo - A. Lutes, quit claim deed Trust, warranty deed — Votaws Third Addition, Port - and Elizabeth Jane deceased, to Michael C. pher E. and Carrie A. — 77.06 acres, Section 36, Lot 198, Woodlawn Park land. Brandt, death deed — 100 Ninde, Thomas C. Ninde Lutes, warranty deed — Greene Township. Addition, Portland. Michael R. and Brenda acres, Section 35, and Elizabeth Jane 9.5 partial acres, Section Richard D. Fleming, Burma Massengale to K. Whitesell to Michael R. Bearcreek Township. Brandt, death deed — 37 36, Greene Township. deceased, and Peggy P. Rosemary K. Harrison Rev - and Brenda K. Whitesell, Mary E. Ninde, partial acres, Section 15, Rita Jo Lutes to Christo - Fleming, to Peggy P. Flem - ocable Trust, quit claim death deed — Lot 1206, deceased, to Michael C. Jackson Township. pher E. and Carrie A. ing, death deed, Lot 14 and deed — Lot 97, Dunkirk Dunkirk Land Co. First Ninde, Thomas C. Ninde Timothy R. Barman to Lutes, warranty deed — 15, Silverdale Addition, Land Co. First Addition, Addition, Dunkirk. and Elizabeth Jane Ralph Homan, warranty 77.06 partial acres, Section Redkey. Dunkirk. Mary E. Ninde, Richard Rickner to Robert deceased, to Michael C. E. Rickner, Donna S. Loden Ninde, Thomas C. Ninde Fuller, Steven M. Rickner and and Elizabeth Jane Donna S. Loden, warranty Brandt, death deed — Sec - Permits ... deed — Lot 21, Hayes Addi - tion 35, Bearcreek Town - Continued from page 5 Rhonda Moore for a $4,100 St., Portland; Daniel tis Foreman for a $20,000 Brad Osterholt for a storage building at 1009 Grogg for a $1,200 fence at roof change/reconstruc - $20,000 compost building Ben Hawkins St., Port - 503 W. Race St., Portland; tion at 3432 W. Division at 4327 S. 475 East, Port - land; Ryan and Julie Hurt Jay County Historical Road, Portland; Ruth land; CW Homestead for a $7,000 pole building Society for a $400 fence at Bruss for a $5,500 new Acres LLC for a $2,200 at 5510 N. U.S. 27; Grieshop 903 E. Main St., Portland; foundation and deck with office addition at 611 N. Family Farms for a $41,000 Choice One Engineering steps at 216 Pine Alley, 550 West, Portland; Curt storage building on coun - Corporation for business Portland; Bart Darby for a McLaughlin for a $5,500 ty road South between occupancy at 607 N. Merid - $1,500 carport reconstruc - fence and garage addition county roads 600 East and ian St., Portland; Display tion at 716 W. Main St., at 1007 W. Arch St., Port - 700 East, Portland; Eddie Craft for business occu - Portland; Marvin H. Muh - land; Jesse Rowles for a Bailey for a $5,000 storage pancy at 630 E. Votaw St., lenkamp for a $20,000 $500 fence at 805 E. Votaw building at 103 Hickory Portland; H&R Block for attached garage at 6197 E. St.; Esther Stephen for a Court, Portland. $2,600 business signage at Indiana 67, Bryant; Mt. $3,000 fence at 621 W. Sec - Also Matt Lingo for a 1510C N. Meridian St., Pleasant United Methodist ond St., Portland; Jarod $500 wood shed at 1428 S. Portland; Display Craft for Church for a $6,500 ramp Lochtefeld for a $1,000 100 East, Portland; Rita $1,500 business signage at and steps at 5905 S. 450 fence at 293 W. 200 South; and Shane Jellison for a 630 E. Votaw St., Portland; West, Portland; Steve Dick’s Pizza Palace, Inc., $20,000 storage building at Danny Stocker for a Zielinski for a $6,800 deck for a $10,000 roof change 106 Jack Imel Ave., Port - $25,000 new home at 1231 at 1913 S. Nan-Del Lane, and business signage at land; Roy Leverich for a W. Main St., Portland, Portland; James Norris 100 E. Rogers St., Portland; $15,000 garage at 12 1/2 E. Alan and Toneta Bailey for a $1,000 storage build - Scottie Teegarden for a Race St., Portland; Terry for a $275,000 new home at ing at 550 S. Washington $45,000 cabin at 10770 W. Hartley for a $2,500 barn 1147 E. 500 North, Port - St., Pennville; Terry 200 North, Dunkirk; lean-to at 1142 E. Indiana land; Max McClain Jr. for Phillips an $8,000 storage Austin and Kari May for a 26, Portland; Rodney Muh - a $150,000 new home at building at 160 E. Maple $280,000 new home at 3527 lenkamp and Gobbling 8193 W. 150 North; Pat St., Pennville; and Sylvia E. Indiana 67, Bryant; Pio - Acres, Inc., for a $21,000 Braun for a $35,000 resi - Shawver for a $12,000 neer Warehousing LLC for grain bin at 4046 E. Indi - dential addition at 6416 E. garage at 3416 E. 300 a $37,500 pole barn addi - ana 67, Bryant; David Tay - 400 North, Portland; Cur - North, Portland. tion and shelter building lor for a $25,000 pole build - at 218 E. Lincoln St., Port - ing, 4229 W. 50 South, Port - land; Joel and Sharon Tay - land; Kurt Theurer and lor for a $25,000 residential Double XL Farms for a Business ... addition at 9686 W. 900 $20,000 compost building South, Redkey; Richard at 6607 E. 600 South; Continued from page 5 The Federal Communi - Gierhart for a $15,000 resi - Michael Timmerman for a Power Scam cations Commission dential addition at 9931 W. $50,000 compost building Indiana Michigan approved the sale of 400 South, Redkey; Max at 6825 S. 325 West, Port - Power warns customers WPTA to Quincy Newspa - Moser for a $2,000 open land; Jerry Byrum for a of scam artists posing as pers Inc. and WISE to Sag - porch at 8645 N. 125 West, $1,000 barn lean to at 914 the company representa - amoreHill in Augusta, Ga. Bryant; Ryan Hodson for a E. 500 South, Portland; tives with threats of dis - WPTA, Channel 21, is $1,000 garage addition at Timothy Hein for a $15,000 connecting their service. the ABC and CW network 3335 W. 75 South, Portland; feed lot roof at 4528 S. 550 Scam artists are telling affiliate and WISE, Chan - Keith Hiatt for a $5,500 East, Portland; Laura customers they are behind nel 33, holds the MyNet - ramp at 316 E. Elder St., Wimmer for $1,000 barn on their electric bill and work and NBC affiliation. Portland; Hugh Kelly for a lean-to at 1122 E. 200 threaten to disconnect On Nov. 1, NBC and $2,500 covered porch at South, Portland; Mid- their service unless they MyNetwork will move to 1744 Manuels Drive, Port - States Concrete Construc - purchase a debit card, load WPTA and CW will move land; James J. Wines, for a tion Company for a $10,000 it with money and call an to WISE. $3,400 deck at 2569 N. Indi - machine shed 6748 W. 600 800 number to provide A news release of the ana 1, Pennville; Neal Har - South, Redkey; Daniel them with the debit card sale did not indicate ris for a $1,600 deck at 7711 Burkey for a $500 garage number. which station would hold W. 600 South, Redkey; lean-to at 1204 N. Franklin I&M advises customers the ABC affiliation. that it does not require Granite Broadcasting immediate payment over Corp. owns WISE and the phone and should call Malara Broadcast Group I&M customer service if Inc. owns WPTA. The two they receive such a companies reached a joint- request. operating agreement in Anyone who has been April 2014. victimized by the scam WISE also receives sales should contact their local and other services from police department. WPTA. As part of the sales agreement, the FCC Sale approved requires WISE to hire its The stations WPTA-TV own sales staff. 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CLASSIFICATIONS CIRCULATION 1743070 INSTRUCTIO N 167N N, 010 Card of Thanks PROBLEMS? DUNKIRK October 2nd 020 In Memory After hours, call: & 3rd, 8am-5pm. Men, 030 Lost, Strayed or 260-726-8144 women, children cloth- Found The Commercial ing, sofa, golf clubs, 040 Notices Review. lots of household mis- 050 Rummage Sales cellaneous. CLASSIFIED AD 060 Services DEADLINES In order for ALLEY SALE! 213 S 070 Instruction, Schools your advertisement to MAIN STREET, 080 Business appear in the next day’s Dunkirk. Stop in for Opportunities paper, or for a correction great buys! Furniture, 090 Sale Calendar or stop order to be made tools, lots of miscella- 100 Jobs Wanted for an ad already neous. Saturday, Octo- 110 Help Wanted appearing, we must ber 3, 9-3. In the alley 120 Wearing Apparel/ receive the ad, correc- next to Gaunt’s Jewel- Household tion or cancellation ery Store. 130 Misc. for Sale before 12:00 p.m. Mon- 140 Appliances 4475 N US 27, PORT- day-Friday. The deadline 150 Boats, Sporting LAND 5 families, Lots for Monday is 12:00 pm Equipment of Stuff! All size cloth- on the previous Friday. 160 Wanted to Buy ing, antiques, Lefton, Deadline for The Circu- 170 Pets twin size headboards, lator and The News and Peanuts 180 Livestock tulle/flowers, come see Sun is 3:00 p.m. Friday. 190 Farmers Column it all! Friday, Saturday The Commercial Review 200 For Rent and Sunday. 8am-? 309 W Main Portland, 210 Wanted to Rent Indiana 260-726-8141 220 Real Estate 60 SERVICES 230 Autos, Trucks FOR YOUR 240 Mobile Homes CONVENIENCE J. L. CONSTRUCTION We accept Visa and Amish crew. Custom CLASSIFIED ADS Mastercard, in person built homes, new 260-726-8141 or over the phone, garages, pole barns, ADVERTISING RATES for the many services interior/ exterior remod- 20 Word Minimum we offer: eling, drywall, windows, Effective 1/01/2013: Subscriptions, doors, siding, roofing, Minimum charge.... Advertising, foundations. 260-726- Rose is Rose $10.40 Commercial Printing, 5062, leave message. 1 insertion...... 52¢/ Wedding or word KEEN’S ROOFING and Graduation Orders, 2 insertions...... 71¢/ Construction. Standing Classifieds. word seam metal, painted Call today! 3 insertions...... 86¢/ steel and shingle roof- 260-726-8141 word ing, vinyl siding and 6 insertions.... $1.04/ ADVERTISERS: Yo u replacement windows. word can place a 25-word New construction and 12 insertions. $1.32/ classified ad five days a remodeling. Charles word week M-F in more than Keen, 260-335-2236. 26 insertions. $1.37/ 50 daily newspapers LARRY VANSKYOCK word Circulator...... across Indiana reaching AND SONS Siding, Agnes $1.50 per insertion more than 1 million roofing, windows, dry- Classified Display $6.40/ readers each day for wall and finish, per column inch only $590. Contact kitchens and bath- No borders or logos Hoosier State Press rooms, laminated allowed on Classified Association 317 803- floors, additions. Call Page 4772. 260-726-9597 or 260- Card of Thanks Up to BARB’S BOOKS 616 S 729-7755. 100 words.... $12.00 Shank, Portland. Sell In Memory Up to 100 HANDYMAN MIKE paperbacks. Half Price! words.... $12.00 ARNOLD Remodeling; Tuesday and Saturday Advertising Deadline is garages; doors; win- 10:00-2:00. Barb Smith, 12:00 p.m. the day prior dows; painting; roofing; 260-726-8056. to publication. The dead- siding; much more. 28 Hi and Lois years experience. Free line for Mondays paper 50 RUMMAGE SALES is 12:00 p.m. Friday. estimates. 260-726- 2030; 260-251-2702. Pre-Payment required JAY COUNTY EXTEN- for: Rummage sales, SION Homemakers are STEPHEN’S FLOOR business opportunities, taking table reservations INSTALLATION car- jobs wanted, boats and for a Rummage Sale, pet, vinyl, hardwood, sporting equipment, October 17, at the Jay and laminate installed; wanted to rent, motor- County 4-HBuilding. 15 years experience; ized vehicles, real estate Tables three for $25. Call work guaranteed. Free and mobile homes. 260-251-1158. Payment estimates call Stephen should be received by Ping 260-726-5017 30 LOST, STRAYED October 12. OR FOUND Funky Winkerbean m ATTENTION! LOST A Contract h o PET or Found One? The Bridge p Jay County Humane Society can serve as an By Steve Becker information center. 260- 726-6339

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150 BOATS, SPORTING WENDEL SEAMLESS PUBLIC AUCTION CHOCOLATE MOOSE APPLES AND CIDER ONE AND TWO BED- CHARMING FIX- OPEN HOUSE 119 GUTTERING For all Saturday, October 10, IN FARMLAND is now FOR SALE Menchhofer ROOM Mobile Homes in UPPER SCHOOL- HONEYSUCKLE LN your guttering and leaf 2015 hiring for all positions: Farms; 5679 Wabash Pennville. No pets. A/C. HOUSE Gorgeous Saturday, October 3rd, cover needs. Call us for 10:00 am server, grill-cook, dish- Rd.; Coldwater, OH. References and deposit country setting. 1-4 pm. 260-726-2258 a free quote. Call Jim at Located: 770 N Union washers. Full/Part-time, 419-942-1502 required. Call 260-437- Brick/rustic. 3 bedroom. Funk/Layman 260-997-6774 or Steve Street, Pennville, IN Day/Night. Apply in per- 1719. 27k cash. 39k contract. 1109 W 200 S, PORT- at 260-997-1414. 3 bedroom home, cen- son 101 N Main, Farm- 200 FOR RENT 6028 S 700 W Redkey, NEWLY REMODELED, 2 LAND Nice 3 bedroom tral air, gas furnace, land. Call 765-468-7731 IN. 317-928-3230 GOODHEW’S ALL BEDROOM ground level home in the country. 5 basement, detached for more info. INMAN U-LOC Storage. SEASON Construction. apartment. Washer/dryer SPACIOUS 3 BED- acres, full basement, 2 garage, storage build- Mini storage, five sizes. Do you need a new roof HEIMERL FARMS is hook-up, off-street park- ROOM, 2 bath, 1 1/2 car garage, 16’x24’ out- ings. Security fence or 24 or roof repair? Specializ- seeking a class A CDL ing. No pets. $650/mo story house close to building. $159,000 Call Washer/dryer, refrigera- hour access units. Gate ing in standing seam driver for feed delivery plus deposit, utilities downtown, with partial 260-251-5412. tor/stove, upright/chest hours: 8:00-8:00 daily. metal roofing. We offer 50 + hours a week, included. 729-1803 or basement, has new roof, freezers, table/chairs, Pearl Street, Portland. various colors with a 30 home every night. after 251-2305 soffit, fascia, water 230 AUTOS, TRUCKS bedroom suite, 260-726-2833 year paint finish warran- 90 days paid uniforms, heater, windows, siding, hand/lawn/garden tools, LEASE SPACE avail- PORTLAND/ LARGE 2 ty at competitive prices. 12 paid vacation days a carpet and paint. Ready FUQUA CHRYSLER antiques, chifforobe, able, Coldwater, OH. BEDROOM upstairs Metal distributor for all of year, medical insurance, to move into. 123 E DODGE JEEP RAM: pink depression, Havi- Manufacturing, ware- apartment. Ready Octo- your metal needs. Call 6 paid holidays. 401 K North St., Portland. Ask- New and Pre-owned land, costume jewelery, housing, assembly, dis- ber 1. All electric. Rodney at 765-509- available after 1 year. ing $62,000, no land cars, trucks, minivans, 1936 Portland litera- tribution, offices, inside $415/month plus deposit 0191. 419-942-7500 contract! 260-726-5288 SUV’s. Full service and ture, miscellaneous and outdoor storage. and references. Stove, parts department 127 ADE CONSTRUCTION. items. NOW TAKING Easy access to major refrig. & water included. 6 3 FIX-UPPER HOMES, East Commerce Street, Foundations, concrete, Betty Stansbury, Owner RESUMES for full or highways and railroad mo. lease. No pets or contract or cash. Redkey Dunkirk, 765-768-6224. roofing, siding, residen- By Jerry Stansbury part-time help days, and access with loading smoking. Application: $27,000, Hartford City Monday- Friday 8-6; Sat- tial remodeling and new POA, Linda Wentz POA weekends. Must be 21 docks and overhead Jayland Properties, LLC $9,900 and $34,000 urday 8-2 www. construction, pole barns, and Diana K Nichols years of age or older; cranes available. Con- 260-729-2045. cash. Call for contract garages, homes. Free Pete Shawver must be able to work prices. 317-928-3230 FuquaChrysler.com tact Sycamore Group, 2 BEDROOM APART- estimates. Call Mike, AU01012022 weekends; must have 419-678-5318, MENT stove, refrigerator FOR SALE 3 bedroom CA$H PAID FOR JUNK new number 260-312- 260-726-9621 references. Northside www.sycamorespace.co furnished, washer/ dryer ranch. Attached garage, CARS Any year, any 3249 Pete D. Shawver Carry Out, Attn: Ruth, m hookup. Damage fenced in back yard condition. Running or AU19700040 1226 N. Meridian, Port- J G BUILDERS New deposit/ references. No priced to sell. Fisher not. We tow away. 765- 260-726-5587 land, IN 47371. WHY RENT when you construction, remodel- pets. 770-356-6843 or Realty. Call Russ at 726- 578-0111 or 260-726- Zane Shawver may be able to buy for ing, pole barns, garages, PART-TIME RECEP- 260-703-0478 0936 5143 Massey’s Towing AU10500168 zero money down. Call new homes, concrete, TIONIST NEEDED. 260-729-2229 for more information. TWO-BEDROOM siding doors, windows, Must be dependable, Heather Clemmons. HOUSE In Redkey crawl space work. Call PUBLIC AUCTION have excellent commu- 765-748-5066. Fenced in yard; one-car 260-849-2786. Saturday, October 3 nication skills, computer 260 PUBLIC AUCTION garage; washer/dryer 10:30 am knowledge, and work MAPLE HEIGHTS PORTLAND CLOCK hookup. $475/month. Located: East of Gene- well with the public. APARTMENTS at 701 S DOC. REPAIRS 525 Damage deposit va on CR 1100S to CR Apply at Arts Place, Inc. Western Avenue, Port- North Meridian, Port- required. 260-251-1808. 150E, North 1 mile then 131 East Walnut Street. land, Indiana, is now Land Auction land, IN 47371. 260-251- East on CR 1000S. taking applications for NICE LITTLE 5024, Clip for reference NOW HIRING at Crown- Sale site: Lehman Park one and two bedroom OFFICE/RETAIL store Pointe of Portland. Look- Located: 1/2 Mile west of Indiana-Ohio State CARPET SERVICE Pavilion, Berne, IN apartments. Rent based front for rent. Off street ing for hard working, Line on Jay County Road 700 S THE CARPET DOC- Sale of 121 acre farm on 30% of adjusted parking. Central heat- dependable individuals TOR- Bert Ping- 260- with road frontage on gross income. Barrier ing/air conditioning. 900 Thursday October 15, 2015 that enjoy working with 997-6932 Don’t replace CR 1000 S. Excellent free units. 260-726- sq ft. $550 per month. Seniors. Full time posi- that old carpet. I can Wabash Township farm. 4275, TDD 800-743- 260-251-5412 tion available. Applica- 6:00 P.M. make it look like new. Tom Jones, Kerry 3333. This institution is tions available at 745 Restretching and Jones, an Equal Opportunity 210 WANTED TO RENT 52.3 acres in section 23 Patriot Drive, Portland. repairs. Just like a face Rawley D Jones & Provider and Employer. Madison Township Jay County Indiana 260-726-3577 WANTED: FARM- lift looks better. walks Heirs NEED MORE STOR- 52.3 acres w/approximately 14 acres tillable GROUND TO RENT: better- doubles the life. and Ben Jones Estate, AGE? PJ’s U-Lock and balance wooded, prime hunting, camping or 130 MISC. FOR SALE Experienced Farm Fami- Installations also avail- Owners Storage, most sizes ly $250+/acre, Spring recreation real estate near Indiana-Ohio state line able. Experienced and Miz Lehman Realtors- available. Call 260-726- ALUMINUM SHEETS Payment, Soil sampling selling in 1 tract, access 35' lane is included in professional. Over 30 Auctioneers, 4631. years experience. Free 260-589-2903. 23”x30”,.007 thick. and management pro- acreage, very private & scenic, ideal for outdoors estimates. www.auctionzip.com or Clean and shiny on one TIRED OF NON-PAY- gram. Call Mitch 937- men side..35 cents each or ING RENTERS? For 564-6058 www.mizlehman.com For information phone auctioneers 90 SALE CALENDAR Miz Lehman Realtors- four for $1.40, plus tax. just 10% of monthly rent/ Auctioneers The Commercial life could be 100% bet- 220 REAL ESTATE Walk overs welcome PUBLIC AUCTION AC63001588 Review, 309 W Main, ter. Property managing. TERMS: Court ordered sale, cash w/10% of Saturday October 10, Portland 260-726-8141. Heather Clemmons 765- REAL ESTATE Before purchase price due sale day balance at closing. 2015 10:00 AM Loca- 110 HELP WANTED 748-5066 you list your Real Estate NEED EXTRA CASH? Sale not subject to buyers obtaining financing, tion: 335 S George or book your Auction Call Sell unwanted items in UPSTAIRS ONE BED- Street, Ridgeville, Indi- MANPOWER PORT- Mel Smitley’s Real Estate possession at closing The CR Classifieds. Call ROOM apartment with ana One story home, LAND Hiring for produc- & Auctioneering 260- STATEMENTS MADE SALE DAY TAKE 260-726-8141 or go stove, very clean. $325/ approximately 880sq ft tion workers. 609 N. 726-0541 cell, 260-726- online to www.thecr.com month. 260-726-8987. PRECEDENCE OVER WRITTEN AD of living area. 1 bed- Meridian St. 260-726- 6215 office. Laci Smitley Simply click on “Classi- Addington Family Owners room, 1 bath, kitchen 2888 CLEAN 2 BEDROOM 260-729-2281, or Ryan fieds” to place your ad! with new cabinetry, Smitley 260-729-2293 THE PADUA PUB IS downstairs apartment. Wesley Schemenaur & Gregory LeMaster updated electrical, elec- LOOKING for part-time JAY COUNTY 120 E Arch, Portland. FOR RENT/RENT TO tric water heater, gas Attorneys help to meet the needs ANTIQUE MALL 500 S. Laundry room, shed. OWN Jay, Blackford, heater in kitchen, vinyl Auctioneers of our ever growing cus- Meridian, Portland. 10%- Appliances/water includ- Randolph, Delaware, siding, standing seam Pete Shawver Pete D. Shawver tomer base. We are a 50% off selected booths. ed. No smoking/pets. Madison, Henry Coun- roof, chain link fence, restaurant located in St. Check us out. Great $450 monthly, ties. Over 200 Houses License# AU01012022 License# AU19700040 carport, detached Anthony just north of Ft buys on everything. deposit/references. 260- and apartments. Heather 260-726-9621 260-726-5587 25’x41’ garage. House- Recovery off Hwy 49 on 997-6645 Clemmons 765-748- hold goods-Old & Col- Zane Shawver St Anthony Rd. Appli- 5066 lectors items. Hotpoint 260-729-2229 cants must be reliable, refrigerator; GE washer energetic, and person- License# AU10500168 & dryer; modern Oak able! If you meet this 260 PUBLIC AUCTION www.auctionzip.com auctioneer #4243 roll top desk; TV trays; 250 PUBLIC NOTICE CR 10-3-2015 criteria, and love meet- small kitchen appliance; ing new people, then utensils; Christmas dec- stop in at the Pub today orations; sewing items; and fill out an applica- Public Auction old jewelry; microwave PUBLIC AUCTION tion! PublicState of IndianaNotice stand; and many items County of Jay, SS: Located: 770 N Union Street Pennville Indiana not listed. Earldene JINNY’S CAFE - In the Jay Circuit Court Located at 335 S George Street, Rice, Deceased By BRYANT, IN 2nd Shift Case No. 38C01-1404-DR-26 In RE the Marriage of Ridgeville Indiana on Saturday Morning Saturday October 10, 2015 Loretta Dollar Loy Real waitress 2-10pm 3 days Aaron Wayne Jordan Estate and Auction 260- on 3 off. Friday and Sat- Petitioner October 10, 2015 726-2700 Gary Loy urday 3rd shift cook. V 10:00 A.M. AU01031608 Ben Lyons Cook/waitress 3rd shift Summer Storm Jordan REAL ESTATE SELLS AT 10:00 A.M. Respondent AU10700085 Aaron Loy 3 days on 3 off. Apply Summons 10:00 A.M. 3 BEDROOM HOME CONTAINING 1056 SQ FT AU11200112 Travis between 6am & 2pm. The State of Indiana to REAL ESTATE OF FINISHED LIVING AREA PLUS Theurer AU1120013 260-997-8300. Respondent Summer Storm Jordan One story home with approximately 880 square BASEMENT, DETACHED GARAGE & You have been sued by your feet of living area.. This home features 1 STORAGE BUILDING W/4 LOTS IN spouse for dissolution of your marriage. The case is pending bedroom, 1 bathroom, kitchen with newer FAWCETT'S ADDITION PENNVILLE, HOME SUBMIT in the Court named above. cabinetry, updated electrical, electric water heater, HAS CENTRAL AIR & NEWER GAS In order to participate in the gas heater in kitchen area, vinyl siding, and proceedings, you must enter a FURNANCE written appearance in person standing seam roof. This property also includes a Note: Home needs some repair but would make or by your attorney. In the chain linked fenced in area, carport, and a detached event you do not enter a written good income or starter property YOUR AD appearance within sixty (60) 25’ x 41’ detached garage. TERMS: Cash w/10% of purchase price due sale days of the date hereof, your HOUSEHOLD GOODS marriage can be dissolved by day balance at closing. Sale not subject to buyers Decree of the Court by default. OLD & COLLECTORS ITEMS TO US ONLINE obtaining financing. Possession at closing. Final In the event that a Decree is Hotpoint refrigerator; GE washer & dryer; entered by default, it may sale subject to owner's approval contain a judgement against Frigidaire stack washer & dryer; dinette table with To Inspect Or For Private Showing Go to www.thecr.com you and provisions regarding extra leaf and 6 rolling chairs; modern Oak roll top the distribution of assets and Before Sale Day Phone Auctioneers payment of debts. The Decree desk; Lane cedar chest; burgundy color double Appliances – Household Furnishings may also require you to take reclining loveseat; modern lighted china cabinet; and click the actions or refrain from actions Maytag washer & dryer; GE refrigerator; Frigidaire in order to carry out the terms swivel chair; Oak commode; Vizio flat screen TV; of the Court's Decree. If you do dresser/chests; 4 drawer metal file; Comfort electric range; GE upright freezer; Sears chest type not enter a written appearance, freezer; kitchen table w/4 chairs; full size bed; 5- “Classifieds” link. you will receive no further Furnace heater; end tables; (2) office chairs; Sanyo notice of these proceedings. VCR; HP printer; Bentwood hall tree; pictures & drawer chest; bookcase; 2pc dresser set; spindle If you wish to countersue, back rocker; sewing machine in cabinet; metal Next, you enter your information, you must do so by written frames; several pieces of Fenton to include pitchers petition filed herein not more and baskets; glass shoes; Dura Flame electric shelving; hand tools; lawn & garden tools; 12' than sixty (60) days from the aluminum ladder create your ad, date hereof heater; tiffany style lamp; baskets; rocker; CD’s; Dated: April 3, 2014 cameras; flatware; souvenir spoons; kitchen step Antiques – Collectibles Ellen Coats review it, and paywith a credit card. Clerk, Jay County stool; Shark sweeper; bedding; child’s rocker; TV Cedar chest; chifforobe; rocking chair; quilt blocks; The Following manner of trays; Cook’s Essential cookware stet; Temptations quilting magazines & accessories; baby bed; child's Service of Summons is Proper grammar, punctuation hereby designated: set of dishes; small kitchen appliances; Daewoo sled; lighting rod w/4 balls; pink depression ware; Registered/Certified Mail microwave; utensils; figurines; Christmas Haviland china; costume jewelry; 1936 Portland to be sent by the Clerk and spacing are necessary. Service by publication by decorations; sewing items; old jewelry including literature; large lot of miscellaneous items petitioner cameos; purses to include Stone Mountain; roaster; TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK All ads must be approved prior to Motion for Final Hearing The petitioner now states that microwave stand; few hand tools; mobility cart; NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS sixty (60) days have passed Sharp microwave; shovels; Toro snow blower; STATEMENTS MADE SALE DAY TAKE appearing online and in the newspaper. since the filing of the Verified Petition for Dissolution of hamper; trash cans; cement bird bath; gazing ball; PRECEDENCE OVER WRITTEN AD Marriage and requests that this and many other items not listed. Betty Stansbury, Owner Our Classified Deadline is noon the matter be set for Final Hearing on the Next available hearing Terms of Sale: Cash, Check or Credit Card date, allowing fifteen (15) Not Responsible for Accidents By Jerry Stansbury POA, Linda Wentz POA & day before minutes for the hearing. (If you Earldene Rice, Deceased Diana K Nichols need more than 15 minutes, please advise the Court when Auctioneers you want the ad to run, and 12:00 you file this Motion) By Loretta Dollar Pete Shawver Pete D. Shawver Aaron Wayne Jordan Loy Auction and Real Estate License# AU01012022 License# AU19700040 on Friday for Monday’s paper. I hereby certify that I sent a copy of this Motion by first class Auctioneers 260-726-9621 260-726-5587 mail to the opposing attorney, Gary Loy AU 01031608 Call us with questions, or the opposing party if the Zane Shawver opposing party is not Ben Lyons AU 10700085 260-729-2229 represented by an attorney on 4-1-2014 Travis Theurer AU 11200131 License# AU10500168 260-726-8141. aaron Jordan Aaron Loy AU 11200112 www.auctionzip.com auctioneer #4243 10-3,10,17-2015- HSPAXLP CR 10-3-2015 CR 10-3-2015 Cir 10-7-2015 The Commercial Review Saturday, October 3, 2015 Sports Page 9 Rout ... Continued from page 10 Levi Hummel bowled up Box score the middle to the 1-yard line, and Stigleman South Adams Starfires punched it in on the next (1-6, 0-4 ACAC) play for his second touch - vs. Jay County Patriots down. (3-4, 2-3 ACAC) Stigleman had a dozen Jay Co. 20 660—32 carries for 45 yards, and S. Adams 0000—0 Hill completed four of his First Quarter seven pass attempts for 134 JC — Cole Stigleman 45 pass yards. from Holton Hill (kick failed), 8:28. Both Stigleman and JC — Stigleman 1 run (Drew Millspaugh praised the Huffman pass from Hill), 5:03. JC — Stigleman 2 run (kick offensive line for producing failed), 0:47. more than 400 yards from scrimmage. Second Quarter JC — Huffman 1 run (pass “Our offensive line, they failed), 2:55. don’t get near enough cred - it,” Millspaugh said. The Third Quarter JC — Alex Stout 1 run (kick Patriots had 282 rushing failed), 0:22. yards, their highest total of the season. “Trap was good Fourth Quarter tonight. Levi had (118 no scoring yards), 19 carries and not Team Statistics one negative play. That JC SA Rushes - yds 51-282 33-94 speaks volumes for our Comp-Att-Int 4-7-0 2-8-0 offensive line.” Passing yds 134 11 Total Plays 58 41 The Starfires punted on Total Offense 416 105 their next drive, and again Punt ret - yds 3-28 0-0 the Patriots needed three Kickoff ret - yds 1-9 6-23 The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz Sacks - yds lost 1-5 0-0 plays to reach the end zone. Punts - yds 3-28 3-99 On first-and-10 from the Jay County High School senior John Osterholt, left, and sophomore Gaven Hare, right, combine Ints - yds 0-0 0-0 Jay County 37, Drew Huff - Fumbles - lost 0-0 4-4 to bring down South Adams running back Drew LeFever in the backfield during the second half Friday at Penalties - yds 8-100 2-25 man took the handoff on a SAHS. The Patriot defense allowed just 105 yards of total offense to the Starfires in a 32-0 victory. power run to the left. He Individual Statistics broke through the line of Rushing — Jay County — Levi Hummel 21-118, Huffman 9-85, scrimmage, cut across the man scored from the 2-yard in the third quarter. ing,” said Millspaugh, four turnovers led to points Stiglman 12-45, Stout 6-24, field into space down the Collin Haines 1-10, Parker line for his third touch - But just as effective as whose team held a high- for Jay County. Grimes 1-1, Mitchel Frasher 1-(- right sideline before South down. Jay County’s offense was — powered Woodlan offense “You can’t win the game 1). South Adams — Drew Adams senior Drew Alex Stout and Huffman it averaged more than to 21 points last week. with turnovers,” said LeFever 22-104, Josh Lahr 4-4, LeFever chased him down Logan Hicks 2-4, Bodin Sikes 1-(- also had rushing scores for seven yards per play — its “(South Adams) got down Moser. “That is something 2), Joe Stuber 4-(-16) . and tackled him at the the Patriots, both of which defense was equally as (in our zone) a couple we have been harping on Passing — Jay County — Holton Starfire 6-yard line. Huff - were from the 1-yard line. stingy. Jay County forced times, our kids dug in, they them, which is frustrating Hill 4-7-0 134. South Adams — man, who missed the last Josh Lahr 1-3-0 7, Joe Stuber 1- Huffman’s came late in the four fumbles, had one sack competed, got some because we’ve been work - 5-0 4. two games with an ankle second quarter to give Jay and held the Starfires to 105 turnovers, got some stops ing on them in practice. Receiving — Jay County — injury, had 85 yards on nine County a 26-0 lead, and total yards, 31 of which and kept the goose egg on “It’s showing our youth Stigleman 3-96, Aaron Neal 1- carries. 38. South Adams — Nic Wurster Stout tallied his first career came before halftime. the board.” more and more in those key 1-7, LeFever 1-4. Two plays later Stigle - touchdown with 22 seconds “Defense has been com - Three of the Starfires’ situations.” Dominates ... Continued from page 10 third quarter for most of his 60 rush - three consecutive wins — and shares Shoots ... Meanwhile, when the FRHS special ing yards, and Roessner (43 yards) the MAC lead with undefeated Divi - teams wasn’t scoring, its running capped the scoring with a 16-yard sion VI No.1 Marion Local and unde - Continued from page 10 Brown of Lafayette game churned for more than 200 touchdown run on the opening play feated Division V No. 1 Coldwater. Consecutive pars Central Catholic had a yards. of the final period. The Indians put will put their perfect kept Willis at 3-over 3-over par 75, and is the Kyle Schroer led the way with 108 Martin also completed 8-of-13 pass - record on the line Friday when they through six, but that’s leader after day one. yards on just 11 attempts, including es for 93 yards, with Wes Wenning host the Division VII No. 7 Minster when things started to “I can’t let it become TD runs of 12 yards in the opening hauling in four catches for 44 yards. Wildcats (4-2, 2-2 MAC), who won the go awry for the two- a mental obstacle quarter and 6 yards in the second. Fort Recovery is 6-0 for the first 2014 Division VI state title and whose time state qualifier. because I fully intend Quarterback Caleb Martin reached time in its history — it had never only losses this year are to the afore - Willis double work my way up the the end zone on a 40-yard run in the opened as season with more than mentioned Flyers and Cavaliers. bogeyed the 322-yard, leaderboard,” Willis par-4 16th, bogeyed 17 said. “If I could walk and had a triple bogey away (in the) top 20 I’d on the 444-yard, par-5 be able to walk away 18th to make the turn knowing I had done Kicks ... at 9-over par. On the some damage.” Continued from page 10 That was only the first chapter Wednesday. “My children don’t four par-5 holes, Willis Willis tees off on the Yet somehow the oldest player in of Vinatieri’s incredible tale. even remember me playing in New was 5-over — one par, 10th hole at 8:30 a.m. football still finds himself kickin’ it. After playing 10 seasons for Bill England.” two bogeys and the She is grouped with “He’s got a special talent and an Parcells and Belichick, the New Some of his current teammates triple. Lauren Bailey of extraordinary personality for the England icon packed his bags and might not, either. After making par on LaCrosse and Browns - job,” said backup quarterback Matt rather than head home to South Seven Indy players were less the first hole, three burg’s Maddie Cody. Hasselbeck, who became the second Dakota signed with the Pats’ rival. than 5 years old when Vinatieri straight bogeys put Bailey carded an 88, member of Indy’s 40-year-old club Ten years later and one week made his NFL debut at Miami on Willis at 12-over par and Cody turned in an last Friday. “He is unfazed by any after becoming the third-leading Sept. 1, 1996. And those who have with five holes remain - 87. amount of pressure. Clutch, I guess, scorer in league history, Vinatieri been around the league a while ing. She stayed there As a sophomore, is the way you’d say it.” is chasing three more milestones still marvel at what Vinatieri’s for the next three holes Willis shot an 83 on the Hasselbeck certainly didn’t coin Sunday against Jacksonville (1-2). done and how long he’s been doing before finishing her first day of the tourna - the phrase. He needs one field goal to pass it. round with a bogey ment, and followed Vinatieri was dubbed the best John Carney (478) for fourth on the “One thousand points with two and double bogey for that up with an 84 on clutch kicker in league history more NFL’s career list; two points to teams? That’s big, man. He’s been 15-over par. the second day to fin - than a decade ago after making two break Mike Vanderjagt’s franchise doing a lot of great things for a Willis currently sits ish with a two-day total Super Bowl-winning kicks for New scoring record (995); and six points long time,” 32-year-old running in a four-way tie for of 167. She finished England — and the two crucial to become the first NFL player to back Frank Gore said. “He’s doing 38th place. Morgan 49th. kicks in the Snow Bowl that helped score 1,000 points with two teams. the right things to stick around.” Bill Belichick reach his first Super “It’s funny, it feels like two sepa - A good supporting cast helped, Bowl. rate careers,” Vinatieri said too. PORTLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT Sports on tap 7TH ANNUAL

State at Wake Forest (ESPN); Alabama at FIRE SAFETY DAY Standings Georgia (CBS-4,7,15); Texas Tech at Baylor NASCAR Sprint Cup (ESPN, ABC-6,21); Nebraska at Illinois SATURDAY 1. Matt Kenseth, 2,099. (BTN) 2. Denny Hamlin, 2,093. 4 p.m. — College Football: Kansas OCTOBER 3rd, 2015 3. Carl Edwards, 2,089. State at Oklahoma State (FS1) 4. Joey Logano, 2,089. 7 p.m. — College Football: Ole Miss at 10:00AM-2:00PM 5. Jimmie Johnson, 2,083. Florida (ESPN); Arkansas at Tennessee 6. Ryan Newman, 2,074. (ESPN2) KICKING OFF FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 7. Kurt Busch, 2,073. 7:30 p.m. — College Football: Arizona IN JAY COUNTY 8. Brad Keselowski, 2,072. State at UCLA (FOX-45,55,59) 9. Martin Truex Jr., 2,071. 8 p.m. — College Football: Notre Dame COME SEE KASEY THE FIRE DOG For Jay County Schools 10. Jeff Gordon, 2,068. at Clemson (ABC-6,21); Michigan at Mary - TEACH FIRE SAFETY!! October 5-9, 2015 land (BTN) Local schedule 10 p.m. — College Football: Oregon at PERFORMANCES AT 11:00 AND 1:00 Today Colorado (ESPN) LUTHERAN AIR HELICOPTER SET 10:15 p.m. — College Football: Hawaii Jay County — Cross country in Allen at Boise State (ESPN2) TO LAND AT 10:30!! MON.: – Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Tomato County Athletic Conference meet at South Adams – 9 a.m.; Volleyball hosts Patriot Sunday Participants include: Soup, Peaches, Goldfish, Milk Invitational – 9 a.m.; Boys soccer vs. Oak 9:30 p.m. — NFL Football: New York Portland Fire Department, Koorsen Fire and Safety, Jay County Hill – 10 a.m.; JV boys soccer vs. Oak Hill Jets at Miami Dolphins (CBS-4,7,15) – noon; Freshman football at Muncie Cen - EMS Jay County Sheriff's Offi ce, Lutheran Medical Helicopter, 1 p.m. — NFL Football: Jacksonville TUES.: – tral – 10 a.m.; East Jay volleyball hosts Portland Police Department, Red Cross, Rescue 19, Crossroads Meatball Sub, Peas, Cheese East Jay Invitational at Jay County High Jaguars at Indianapolis Colts (CBS-4,15); Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Red - Financial Federal Credit Union, Free blood pressure screenings, Stick, Apricots, MIlk School – 9 a.m.; West Jay and East Jay cross country in Allen County Athletic Con - skins (FOX-45,55); Kansas City at Cincin - Emergency vehicles on display, Fire Safety House, Tot fi nder ference meet at South Adams – 10 a.m.; nati Bengals (CBS-7) window stickers, Fire Station tours. Fort Recovery — Cross country in 4:25 p.m. — NFL Football: Green Bay Packers at San Francisco 49ers (FOX- Refreshments will be furnished by Crown Pointe Assisted Living . WED.: – Philly Steak, Baked Beans, Botkins Invitational – 9:30 a.m.; JV football at Coldwater – 10 a.m. 45,55); Minnesota Vikings at Denver Bron - Everyone is invited to join us for a day of excitement and fun! Banana, Graham Crackers, Milk South Adams — Sydney Willis com - cos (FOX-59) petes in girls golf state finals at Prairie View Golf Club in Carmel – TBA; Cross country hosts Allen County Athletic Confer - THUR.: – Turkey Wrap w/Cheese, Leafy ence meet – 9 a.m.; Volleyball at Crestview Invitational – 9 a.m.; Middle school volley - Lettuce, Peas & Carrots, Mandarin ball at East Jay Invitational at Jay County Oranges, Milk High School – 8 a.m. Monday Jay County — JV football vs. South FRI.: – Popcorn Shrimp, Bread & Butter, Adams – 6 p.m.; West Jay sixth grade vol - leyball vs. Delta – 5 p.m.; East Jay volley - Cocktail Sauce, California Blend, ball vs. Monroe Central – 5 p.m. Fort Recovery — Freshman football vs. Celery w/Peanut Butter, Pears, Milk Minster – 5 p.m. South Adams — Girls soccer sectional opener vs. Woodlan at Bellmont – 6 p.m.; JV football at Jay County – 6 p.m. TV schedule Today Noon — College Football: West Virginia at Oklahoma (FS1); Texas at TCU (ABC- 6,21); Purdue at Michigan State (ESPN2); Minnesota at Northwestern (BTN); Iowa at PORTLAND N. M ERIDIAN DUNKIRK WINCHESTER Wisconsin (ESPN) 726-2142 729-5100 768-6554 584-7200 1 p.m. — Major League Baseball: TBA (FOX-45,55,59) 3:30 p.m. — College Football: Ohio State at Indiana (ESPN, ABC-6,21); Florida Saturday, October 3, 2015 South Adams to host Follow us ACAC cross country meet on Twitter, at 9 a.m. today Sports @commreview

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By CHRIS SCHANZ The Commercial Review CARMEL — Sydney Willis hadn’t shot in the 80s all season. Friday, she nearly reached 90. Willis, a South Adams High School senior, shot an 87 Friday in the first round of the IHSAA Girls Golf The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz State Finals at Prairie View Golf Club. Jay County High School senior Drew Huffman runs through the South Adams defense, including Drew LeFever (25), Blade “Today was definitely Zeitvogel (58) and Mason Sell (50) during the first half Friday at SAHS. Huffman had 85 yards and a touchdown on nine carries as some rough conditions the Patriots shut out the Starfires, 32-0. with all the wind,” Willis said Friday evening. “I don’t like excuses though, so all I have to say is that I made some mistakes out there and didn’t play to my Stigleman, Jay rout SA potential. “I’m doing my best to let By CHRIS SCHANZ The Patriots needed just three it go though. It happens.” The Commercial Review plays to hit the scoreboard when The 87 is 10 strokes more BERNE — Last season, the Hill connected with Stigleman on than her previous high Starfires blew out the Patriots on Sophomore scores three first-quarter an out route on the left side of the score of the season, a 77 their home field. field. from the regional tourna - Friday night, Jay County touchdowns in shutout victory Stigleman turned upfield at the ment Sept. 26 at Noble returned the favor. 32-yard line in front of the Hawk Golf Course in Sophomore Cole Stigleman scored Starfire sideline and ran Kendallville. three times in the first quarter as the South Adams coach Grant Adams football. We spend all this untouched to the end zone. The Starfire began her Jay County High School football Moser, whose team fell to 1-5 (0-4 time and energy and all these South Adams fumbled three round Friday morning team shut out South Adams, 32-0. Allen County Athletic Conference), resources on the game of football plays into its next drive, and Jay with back-to-back bogeys “It is a great feeling to get a win,” didn’t expect the first 24 minutes to … we have to keep working to get County recovered at its own 46- on the par-4 10th and 11th said Stigleman, who caught a touch - play out the way it did. better.” yard line. Two plays later, Hill holes. She made par on the down pass from quarterback Holton “It was a rough first half,” said Jay County (3-4, 2-3 ACAC) was found Aaron Neal on a dig route 109-yard, par-3 third before Hill and had two rushing TDs inside Moser, the Starfires’ first-year in control from the opening series. over the middle, and he took it bogeying the par-5 13th to the 2-yard line. “Now we have a coach. “We thought we would be South Adams got the ball at its own inside the Starfire 10-yard line to sit at 3-over-par after four chance of going .500, and that’s a big competitive in this game. 40 yard line, gained just 7 yards and the 6. holes. deal.” “This is embarrassing for South was forced to punt. See Rout page 9 See Shoots page 9 Indians’ defense 14 th Annual Jay County Tox Away Day dominates Cardinals Sponsored by the NEW BREMEN, Ohio — There has been one word to describe the Tribe Jay County Solid Waste Management District defense so far this season — dominant. The Fort Recovery High School foot - ball team’s defense and special teams flexed their muscles again Friday night, Tribe posts third scoring a pair of touchdowns and turn - shutout of season, Saturday, October 10, 2015 ing in their second shutout in a row in a 40-0 destruction of the New Bremen Car - allowing a measly dinals. 6.3 points per game 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM It marked the third shutout of the sea - East Jay Middle School Parking Lot - Portland, IN son for the Division VII No. 3 Indians, who battered Parkway 41-0 last week and opened their season with a 36-0 blitzing of Lehman Catholic. They have given up any help, picking the ball up himself and just 38 points in all this season, an aver - running 25 yards to the end zone to make age of 6.33 per game. the score 27-0. Fort Recovery (6-0, 4-0 Midwest Athlet - The Indians’ defense stayed strong ic Conference) showed its strength throughout the second half, never allow - immediately Friday when Adam LeFevre ing New Bremen to reach the red zone. sacked Avery Powers on the opening play The Cardinals managed just 130 yards of of the game. The Cardinals (1-5, 0-4 MAC) total offense, an average of 2.6 yards per were held to a three-and-out, and Jason play. Roessner blocked Ben Kuck’s attempt at Andrew Stocker wreaked havoc in the a punt. Nate Ontrop scooped the ball up New Bremen backfield with 4.5 tackles and carried it 30 yards for a touchdown. for a loss and one sack. He recorded 12 Held to a three-and-out again late in tackles in all and forced a fumble, and the opening half, Ross Homan blocked Roessner added nine tackles. another Kuck punt try. He didn’t need See Dominates page 9

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