Tuesday, September 30, 2014 The Commercial Review Portland, Indiana 47371 www.thecr.com 75 cents Body ID’d Wish granted as DiBattiste By SAMM QUINN accordingly. Having the The Commercial Review DNA results confirms Human remains found those initial observations,” nearly four weeks ago in a he said in a statement. wooded area near county The investigation of her road 600 South are those of disappearance lasted more Brianna DiBattiste. than two DNA testing confirmed months and Larry Kelly, left, and the body found Sept. 1 on involved land owned by Jay County multiple law his fiancée Linda Allen, Conservation Club was the enforce - both of Dunkirk, will 25-year-old missing ment agen - make a trip to Florida Dunkirk woman, accord - cies. this week thanks to ing to Jay County Prosecu - Police State of the Heart tor Wes Schemenaur. checked her Hospice, Dream The testing took longer phone DiBattiste Foundation and than initially anticipated record and because of the condition of discovered it hadn’t been Corynna’s Wish. Kelly is the body, Schemenaur said. used since she went miss - suffering from Based on evidence col - ing. Amyotrophic Lateral lected at the scene, officials Between her disappear - Sclerosis (ALS), a preliminarily identified ance and when the body disease that affects the body as DiBattiste, who was found, officers from the brain and spinal went missing after leaving Jay County Sheriff’s cord and eventually her father’s Dunkirk home Office, Dunkirk Police June 16. Department, Albany Police leads to paralysis and “Investigators were con - Department, Indiana State death. fident upon discovery of Police and Muncie Police the body that it was in fact Department followed leads Ms. DiBattiste based on and tips that took them all artifacts found near the over East Central Indiana body at the scene, and the and into Ohio. family was informed See Body page 2

Photo provided Leader rejects Couple will make trip to Florida demand to meet By SAIGE DRIVER that is all I want,” said By JOANNA CHIU condemned the student-led The Commercial Review Kelly. Associated Press protests as illegal, though it Seeing a Florida sun - Kelly wanted to spend HONG KONG — Pro- has not overtly intervened, set and sunrise together time in Florida with democracy protesters leaving Hong Kong’s semi- has been a dream for ‘If I can be with Allen because he spent demanded that Hong autonomous government to Larry Kelly and Linda some of his childhood Kong’s top leader meet with handle the crisis. But Chief Allen for the past 13 her to see the sun there when his father them, threatening wider Executive Leung Chun- years. It’s finally coming was a U.S. Navy SEAL. actions if he did not, after ying’s rejection of the stu - true. setting and coming Allen is excited to get he said today that China dent demands dashed Kelly, 49, a Dunkirk some alone time with would not budge in its deci - hopes for a quick resolution resident who is battling up on the water, Kelly because it’s rare in sion to limit voting reforms of the five-day standoff that a fatal disease, and the house they share in the Asian financial hub. has blocked city streets, Allen, his fiancée, will that is all I want.’ with their children, Chinese President Xi Jin - forcing some schools and make a four-day trip to —Larry Kelly, grandchildren and dog ping, who has taken a hard offices to close. Florida this week thanks Little-Bit. She’s also line against any perceived Leung’s statement drew a to State of the Heart Hos - Dunkirk looking forward to the threat to the Communist defiant response from the pice, Dream Foundation trip because she knows Party’s hold on power, students. and Corynna’s Wish. her time remaining with meanwhile vowed in a “If Leung Chun-ying When he got the oppor - Kelly is limited. National Day speech to doesn’t come out to Civic tunity, Kelly, who was have to think twice about sunrise and sunset, for ALS affects nerve cells “steadfastly safeguard” Square before midnight ... diagnosed with Amy - what his wish would be. most of their relation - in the brain and the Hong Kong’s prosperity then I believe inevitably otrophic Lateral Sclero - He and Allen have want - ship. spinal cord, which even - and stability. He said Bei - more people will come out sis (ALS) — also known ed to visit Florida, to “If I can be with her to tually leads to paralysis jing believes Hong Kong onto the streets,” said Alex as Lou Gehrig’s disease have their feet in the see the sun setting and and death. will “create an even better Chow, secretary general of — two years ago, didn’t sand while watching a coming up on the water, See Granted page 2 future in the big family of the Hong Kong Federation the motherland.” of Students. China’s government has See Rejects page 6 Rockwell, Gibson running for council Two Jay County natives will Planning Inter-Local Board and be competing for the District 4 Jay County Plan Commission. seat on Jay County Council. Both candidates responded to Incumbent Mike Rockwell, a a questionnaire from The Com - Republican, faces Democrat mercial Review. Their answers Joshua Gibson in follow. the campaign to •••••••••• represent a por - What prompted you to run tion of Wayne (or run again) for a seat on the Township and all council? of Madison, Pike Gibson: The main reason is and Noble town - that I love this community. This ships. is home, where I work and Both Portland where my children will grow residents and Rockwell up. We need to focus on how we graduates of Jay spend our money and to see County High School, Rockwell why we continue to spend more is the owner of Rockwell Door than projected. I want to be the Sales Inc., while Gibson teach - one to bridge the gap between es physical edu - generations to help Jay County cation at East continue to thrive as it is now and Bloomfield and has in the past. elementary Rockwell: My motivation for schools. running for re-election Gibson cur - remains the same as when I ran The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney rently sits on the originally four years ago. I Jay County Eco - want to ensure that Jay County nomic Develop - taxpayers’ hard-earned money Patriot court ment Income Tax Gibson is not being wasted. Council - (EDIT) Advisory men should act as stewards of Jay County High School will crown its homecoming king and queen during Board and United Way of Jay their neighbors’ tax money. halftime of Friday’s football game against South Adams. Candidates, front row from County Board of Directors. Every government service left, are Courtney Finnerty, Mitch Bennett, Malarie Houck, Hunter Prescott and Katy Rockwell is finishing his first should be delivered in the most Smeltzer. Middle row are Jessica Kerrigan, Collin Iles, Emily Horn, Will Rowles, Faith term as a council member, and efficient way possible. As a Parr and Jon Blankenship. Back row are Troy Homan, Rachel Braun, Adam Jutte, serves on the Jay County Devel - small businessman I pay a lot Randi Auker and Garhett Blackford. opment Corporation board, of taxes. 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The high temperature reached 81 degrees Monday in South Adams School Board Wednesday — Jay Schools Joseph Glentzer, 91, Port - Portland. The overnight low will hold a special meeting at superintendent Tim Long dis - land was 57. 5:30 p.m. Wednesday in the cusses state of the schools. Kevin Rabe, 67, Salinas, Tonight’s low will be 48, and high school conference room. Calif. skies will be mostly sunny The board is scheduled to vote Friday — JCHS girls soccer Details on page 2. Wednesday with a high of 72. on ratification of its contract team takes on Muncie Central. For an extended forecast, with teachers. Story, photo. see page 2. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local Tuesday, September 30, 2014 Obituaries Joseph Glentzer and worked as a farmer three sisters, Nell Recovery resident. Spokane, Wash., Mar - death date as well as in Jay County. Pensinger, La Porte, He was the son of itime Museum and Mon - names of parents, spous - Jan. 14, 1923-Sept. 29, 2014 He was a member of Mary Newhouse, Bryant, Merle and Ann Rabe and terey County Symphony. es, siblings and children. Joseph “Joe” Albert West Walnut Street and Norma Haffner, was preceded in death in Surviving are a broth - A photo, employment his - Glentzer, 91, rural Port - Church of Christ, and Muncie; and two grand - 2002 by his wife Christie er, Blaine Rabe, Jack - tory and group member - land, died Monday at Per - was a charter member of sons. (Rose) Rabe whom he sonville, Fla.; and a sis - ships, such as churches simmon Ridge in Port - Portland Morning Opti - Arrangements are married on Oct. 29, 1989. ter, Jill Rabe, Fort Recov - and service organiza - land. mist Club. pending at Williamson He graduated from Fort ery. tions, will also be includ - Born in rural Bryant to He also held member - and Spencer Funeral Recovery High School Services will be held at ed. Wilson and Abbie (Lee) ships to the American Home in Portland. and studied marine biolo - a later date. Those who would like Glentzer, he graduated Legion Post #211 of Port - gy at the University of •••••••••• to have additional infor - from Poling High School land and the FFA Hall of Washington. The Commercial mation printed and/or and served in the U.S. Fame. Kevin Rabe A member of the Mon - Review runs its standard specific text included can Army Air Corps during Surviving in addition Feb. 17, 1947-Sept. 11, 2014 terey (Calif.) Bay Rose obituaries free of charge purchase a paid obituary World War II. to his wife are one daugh - Kevin Rabe, 67, Salinas, Society, he was a volun - for those with a connec - by calling our advertis - He married Ethelyn ter, Meg Habegger (hus - Calif., died Sept. 11. teer at Monterey Aquari - tion to its coverage area. ing department at (260) Norris on March 12, 1949, band: Neil), Portland; He was a former Fort um, Meals on Wheels in They include birth and 726-8141. Capsule Reports ATM struck struck the ATM. W. Votaw St., reported a theft County Sheriff’s Office. Samuel C. Perez, 24, Portland, A rural Redkey woman was The 1993 General Motors Con - Monday. Takoa Banter told a sheriff’s pleaded guilty to no operator’s involved in an accident Monday ventional Cab is registered to The employee told police a deputy she left her wallet around license and was sentenced to pay in Portland. Ronald Byers, 10135 W. 800 South, man cut through the facility’s 9 a.m. at a workstation at the hos - a $100 fine and court costs. Brooke Hatzell, 41, 6586 W. 800 Redkey. chain-link fence then stole a 48- pital, 500 W. Votaw St. When she Stephen A.L. Steed, 29, 821 South, said she was pulling in to The incident happened at 1:08 inch television. returned, it was missing. The Peters Road, Fort Recovery, was MainSource Bank, 1511 N. p.m. Damage to the truck and The theft was reported at 4:58 theft was reported at 12:13 p.m. fined $18.50 for speeding. Meridian St., when the pickup ATM were estimated to be a.m. Hilario Camargo-Saucedo, 48, she was driving struck a pole between $2,500 and $5,000. In area courts 835 St. Anthony Road, Fort beside the ATM. Wallet stolen Local residents were recently Recovery, was fined $210 for driv - She told police she then tried Wal-Mart theft A theft at Jay County Hospital fined in Celina Municipal Court ing without an operator’s to straighten the truck and An employee at Wal-Mart, 950 was reported Monday to Jay for traffic violations. license. CR almanac

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Continued from page 1 to do something they never thought Preparation for the vacation There is no cure. was possible,” said VanSkyock. hasn’t been easy. Officials have Markets “We don’t know how much longer Dream Foundation made all the arranged wheelchair access he has, and we get to do it together, arrangements for the trip and is pro - throughout various airports and Closing prices as of Monday just the two of us,” she said. viding the couple’s hotel room and obtained approval for an oxygen Jennifer VanSkyock, a social plane tickets. But Kelly and Allen tank on the plane. Trupointe Dec. corn 3.11 worker at State of the Heart Hospice, were still unsure they’d be able to Allen’s first plane ride will be the Fort Recovery Jan. corn ...... 3.25 helped arrange the couple’s dream afford food and transportation while one they take Wednesday. She’s nerv - Corn ...... 3.04 vacation. in Florida because Kelly’s inability ous but excited to get to Florida. New crop ...... 2.98 Central States “We talk about closure needs and to work limits their income. “It’ll be worth it once I’m on the Beans ...... 8.72 Montpelier if they have any dreams,” VanSky - Then, they learned about Coryn - sand watching the ocean,” she said New crop ...... 8.72 Corn ...... 2.97 ock explained. “Larry expressed a na’s Wish. of the trip that will conclude Satur - Wheat ...... 4.56 Jan. corn ...... 3.14 wish to go back to the ocean and take The program was established in day. Dec. wheat ...... 4.66 Beans ...... 8.95 Linda with him to see the beauty of honor of Corynna Strawser, a former Allen and Kelly are very grateful Dec. crop ...... 9.05 the sunset and sunrise on the State of the Heart patient who was for hospice and the opportunity to Cooper Farms Wheat ...... 4.71 ocean.” committed to “paying it forward” spend a vacation together while deal - Fort Recovery New crop ...... 4.83 After learning about Kelly’s prior to her death in December at the ing with Kelly’s illness. Corn ...... 3.15 dream, VanSkyock contacted Dream age of 16. Corynna’s Wish helps State “At one point when I was making New crop ...... 3.05 The Andersons Foundation, the nation’s largest of the Heart Hospice patients fund phone calls and trying to get through Jan. crop ...... 3.22 Richland Township wish-granting organization. She their dying wishes. to hospitals and insurance, I just Corn ...... 2.97 then filled out the application, and Kelly applied for the funding and cried. I thought it was awful. I POET Biorefining Dec. corn ...... 3.14 Kelly was selected to have his wish was granted the rest of the money he thought, ‘I give up, I don’t know what Portland Beans ...... 8.85 become a reality. needed to make the dream of a Flori - to do.’ Then hospice stepped in,” said Oct. corn ...... 3.01 Dec. beans ...... 9.01 “It’s a wonderful feeling, they get da trip a reality. Allen. Nov. corn ...... 2.96 Wheat ...... 4.57 Hospitals Body ... Continued from page 1 tiste, Neal, of Dunkirk, was FallFall In mid-August, police charged with obstruction Jay County missals. searched a house in Muncie of justice and false inform - Hospital and a nature preserve near ing in Delaware County. 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For more er Eva versity since 2010, was information, call Curt Wyrick of awarded the 2014 Out - Burnette at (260) 368-7428 Portland, in a designa - standing Faculty Award by or cburnette@indianamu - seum.org. tion ceremo - Indiana Gamma Chapter ny at Whit - Boynton Photo provided of Sigma Phi Epsilon at ing Field in BSU. Senior day Milton, Fla. Minnetrista in Muncie Boynton received his Honored Bird hike will host a free day for sen - training in ROTC classes The Portland Evening Optimist Club and president Jeff Pogue A bird hike will be held iors, 60 and older, on Oct. 8. at Texas A&M University, recently honored member Sharon Pyle for her dedication and hours from 9 a.m. to noon Sun - Visitors will be given a where he received his worked during the 2013-14 year. day at Loblolly Marsh tour of The Orchard Shop bachelor’s degree in histo - Nature Preserve to view and its apples and cider ry. He will be assigned to resident and migratory pressing. Tours will be at HSC Japan. Wife needs to take care of her health DEAR ABBY: How can I con - care centers where her hus- the girls who live in my area. I for the person who has it. vince my aging, sick sister-in- band would be safe and looked can hear people pretty well My first tip would be to avoid law that her feeble husband’s after while your sister-in-law unless they mumble or talk noisy places for meeting care is too much for her at this Dear has a few precious hours to her- quietly, or face away from me women, if you can. My second point? She can barely care for self. The man’s doctor could when they speak. would be to be upfront about herself, yet she must help him Abby guide you. I have asked people to repeat your hearing loss right off the eat, get out of chairs — every - Then have a frank talk with what they say (I try not to do it bat. If a woman finds you thing short of chew his food for her and explain that for her to often) if I missed something. attractive, she will find ways to him. I have tried telling her she be as effective a caregiver as They get frustrated and so do I, accommodate the problem. deserves respite care of some she obviously wants to be, she’s and then they say, “Never And if she doesn’t, then she kind, to no avail. mother’s health — because if going to have to take better mind!” wasn’t the right candidate for a Have you any ideas how I can she doesn’t get some respite care of herself because the I try so hard to hear people. relationship in the first place. convince her she is literally care, SHE could die before track she’s on right now could But it seems the harder I try, ——— killing herself and deserves their father does. Be sure to cost her her own health or even the less it seems worth it to For an excellent guide to some assistance? Their three point out that if that happens, her life, and that’s no exaggera- find a relationship. Any tips on becoming a better conversa - daughters are no help at all to their father’s care would tion. dealing with impatient and tionalist and a more sociable them. They turn a blind eye become THEIR responsibility. DEAR ABBY: I’m a 29-year- non-understanding people? — person, order "How to Be Popu - from their parents’ situation. When they realize the effect it old single man who is hard of FRUSTRATED IN WISCONSIN lar." Send your name and mail - — RELATIVE WHO CARES IN would have on their own lives, hearing. I have a steady job and DEAR FRUSTRATED: As ing address, plus check or OHIO it might motivate them to do plans for a good future, but I’m people age, many of them money order for $7 (U.S. funds) DEAR RELATIVE: I can something. having trouble in the dating encounter the problem you are to: Dear Abby, Popularity Book - think of a few things you might The second would be to do world. trying to cope with now at your let, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, do to help. The first would be to some research and see what I would love to have a special young age. Hearing loss is diffi- IL 61054-0447. (Shipping and talk to the daughters and options are available for part- someone in my life, but I’m shy. cult because it is often subtle handling are included in the explain your concerns for their time caregivers or senior day I have a hard time talking with and can be extremely isolating price.) Community Calendar Notices will appear in ING BREAKFAST CLUB Thursday the Community Calendar — Will meet at 8 a.m. in STITCH ‘N CHATTER as space is available. Call the east room of Richards QUILT CLUB — Will meet family editor Virginia Restaurant. All women at 9 a.m. Thursday at Cline at (260) 726-8141. are invited to attend. Church of the Brethren, Includes activities and Portland, for a lesson on a Today devotional time. rapid fire quilt block. JAY COUNTY CANCER PORTLAND ROTARY Bring needed supplies and SUPPORT GROUP — Will CLUB — Will meet at noon have pieces cut for the meet from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in each Wednesday at Har - star. Regular meeting at 1 conference room C at Jay mony Cafe, 121 N. Meridi - p.m. New members wel - County Hospital. Open an St. come. discussion for cancer ALCOHOLICS ANONY - CELEBRATE RECOV - patients, survivors, family MOUS — Will meet from ERY — A 12-step Christian members, or anyone inter - 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. each recovery program, the ested in helping with the Wednesday upstairs at group will meet at 10 a.m. group. For more informa - True Value Hardware, and 6:30 p.m. each Thurs - tion, contact Deb Arnold North Meridian Street, day at A Second Chance At at (260) 726-1809, Bev Portland. For more infor - Life Ministries, 109 S. Inman at (260) 726-4641, or mation, call (260) 729-2532. Commerce St. in Portland. Linda Metzger at (260) 726- PENNVILLE FAIR For more information, call 1844. 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The Commercial Review Page 4 Opinion Tuesday, September 30, 2014 Stutzman has not learned lesson Marlin Stutzman — that terms of the lives of young years, continues to drive U.S. has been sharply criticized by would be the same Marlin Stutz - Americans — was spent to get policymakers crazy with its the gung-ho jingo gang, is in man who is our congressman — rid of Saddam Hussein, but heavy-handedness in dealing the best interests of America says he’s “OK” with U.S. troops Iraq is even more dangerous with Hamas and the Palestin - and in the best interest of the “boots on the ground” in Syria Editorial today than it was before the ian Authority. Middle East. and Iraq. first shots were fired. And the list could go on. It may indeed be the case And you have to ask yourself •Iran, an enemy since the In short, it’s a situation that the U.S. will get sucked the question: Have we learned days of the embassy takeover where only two rules should back into a conflict it wants to nothing in the past couple of during the administration of prevail: Be cautious, and avoid, but the emphasis now decades? For instance: Jimmy Carter, now looks as if remember that it’s always should be on getting the best Sorting out the situation in the •The Saudis are our friends it’s on our side in the battle more complicated than it possible outcome with the Middle East is like trying to dis - and allies, at least on paper. Yet against even more zealous rad - looks. most careful and — in the assemble a pot of stew. It’s been the 9/11 terrorists were Saud - icals. Yet it continues to threat - That’s the lesson that should truest sense of the word — con - cooking for hundreds of years — is, and the Wahabism that pre - en Israel with the possibility of have been learned in servative approach to the prob - at least the Sunni-Shiite portion vails in Saudi Arabia is among nuclear holocaust and under - Afghanistan and should have lem at hand. of it — and every time you think the most virulently violent writes the disruption and ter - been learned in Iraq. That’s what the president you know the good guys from the forms of Islam. rorism of Hamas in Palestine. At the moment, it appears seems to be trying to accom - bad guys, something bubbles up •A mountain of treasure — •Israel, which has enjoyed President Obama has learned plish. Maybe someone should and changes everything. both in terms of dollars and in strong U.S. support for 65 that lesson. His caution, which tell Rep. Stutzman. —J.R. Big businesses should stand up By ADAM MINTER Bloomberg News What’s worse for big business in Hong Kong: Adam street protests, or the tear gas fired to disperse the Minter protests? That’s the uncomfortable question now confronting Hong Kong’s button-down busi - ness community, which multinational that hasn’t has co-existed relatively operated in a challenging peacefully with the city’s political environment. For Communist overlords now, protests are an incon - since the handover to Chi - venience, but they’re sure - nese rule in 1997. ly not enough to force a For 30 years, nobody — major Western company other than perhaps — or a Chinese state- China’s growing middle- owned company — to seek class — has benefited a new headquarters, espe - more from China’s eco - cially in an age when most nomic rise than Hong employees can probably Kong. Uniquely positioned operate from home indefi - both geographically and nitely. Hong Kong’s politi - politically as a bridge cal and financial advan - between the mainland and tages are too great to be the developed world, Hong overshadowed by barri - Kong’s leaders and busi - caded subway stops and nesspeople have learned college students blocking the value of not rocking downtown arteries. the boat and — when nec - But the same cannot be essary — throwing in with said of a city that those who promise contin - responds to peaceful stu - ued good times. dent protests with tear Few groups appreciate gas. No doubt, plenty of stability quite as much as Hong Kong businesspeo - the Big Four audit firms ple would like nothing (Deloitte, PwC, Ernst & more than to see the stu - Building is full of stories Young and KPMG), all of dents cleared from central By JOHN KRULL end of an era. If so, it’s an era whom covet the business Hong Kong immediately, TheStatehouseFile.com that’s been ending for a long time. of the state-owned Chi - no matter the means. But INDIANAPOLIS — Every build - Gannett bought the paper nearly nese companies that have there are also plenty of ing has its stories. John long favored Hong Kong’s moderate Hong Kong 15 years ago. The first time I entered the The News — the paper for which equity markets for public bankers, accountants, and sprawling brick building at the Krull listings. The multination - lawyers who are horrified I initially worked and which corner of New York and Pennsyl - shared the building with The Star als proved as much on to see that the authorities’ vania Streets in Indianapolis — June 27, when they jointly first instinct was to for a half-century — folded before the home of The Indianapolis that. published a letter calling respond with violence. News and The Indianapolis Star — upon Occupy Central — Indeed, not only does rather than enforceable rules — And the world of journalism I was 21 and scared to death. itself has changed so much. the pro-democracy move - Hong Kong’s handling of That was more than 30 years and high stress wreaked havoc on ment partly behind the The days when printing presses the protests reflect an ago, the beginning of a nearly 20- home life. Broken marriages clut - current protests in central more powerful than locomotives authoritarian state of year stretch in which I worked for tered the newsroom like old note - Hong Kong — to stand delivered the news now have van - mind that seems out of the two papers. Those were won - books and discarded Styrofoam down. The warning was ished into smoke. place in what has tradi - derful years. coffee cups. specific, prescient and Maybe it’s silly to get sentimen - tionally been one of Asia’s The building was a strange To publish something every day written in language most tolerant cities. It also tal about a building, particularly place, at that time a weird struc - as long as a book of several hun - intended to appeal to Hong suggests a government one as misshapen as that one was ture that combined several differ - dred pages, the people who put the Kong’s commercially- that lacks the competence in its bustling era. ent buildings that had been paper out lived on caffeine and minded citizens: to do what other world adrenalin. They squabbled like And yet, my time there was no If Occupy Central hap - cities do regularly: peace - stitched, welded and taped togeth - er. Early on, it was possible to start siblings and yet still somehow different than that of many, many pens, commercial institu - fully manage a student seemed to fit together like the fin - good people who worked there — tions such as banks, protest. out walking on one floor and find oneself on another floor without gers of a glove. people who lived to be the vehicles exchanges and the stock If Hong Kong’s business Now, when much of the delivery through which a community, a city, market will inevitably be taking any stairs, elevator or esca - community hopes to pre - of news is digital, the alerts come a state, a nation and sometimes affected. We are worried lator. serve what’s unique about with pings, musical tones or soft even the world shared stories and that multinational corpo - The ventilation system was a their city, it can no longer vibrations.Then, the arrival of talked about things that mattered. rations and investors will remain silent about how marvel of inefficiency. Before news seemed an unstoppable force Even now, I can remember the consider relocating their the local and Chinese gov - workplaces had gone smoke-free, the ceiling of The News city room — and we all were part of it. times when I walked out of the headquarters from Hong ernments have chosen to employee entrance into the dingy Kong or even withdrawing manage dissent there. often could be seen only through a Newsrooms as deadlines cloud that never dissipated nor approached were lively places — alley at the back of the building in their businesses. Rather, they need to be the wee hours after finishing a big Two days after Hong moved. phones ringing, people barking just as vocal about the neg - story or writing a column that Kong students began an ative consequences of An odd building, it attracted an across their desks, lots of scurry - would set my phone to ringing unofficial occupation of assaulting unarmed stu - odd set people — perhaps the most ing, even more hustling. non-stop the next day — and, now central Hong Kong, the dents as they have been endearing set of misfits I’ve ever The printing presses in the bow - first part of the warning about threats to shut down known. els of the building were so power - nearly 20 years later, my heart has come true. Markets the central business dis - The folks with whom I worked at ful the building shook when they beats a little faster. are down, while banks and trict. It’s time for them to The News and The Star suffered rolled and shouts couldn’t be Walking out of that weird build - other business are closed. reaffirm how a world-class from similar forms of maladjust - heard over the din they created. ing at those moments made me — In the unlikely event that business city should ment — an inability to take any - The rolls of newsprint that fed and many others — feel like we the protests are allowed to behave under duress. The thing at face value and persistent those presses were as big as bron - owned the night. continue for several more Chinese government problems with authority. A collec - tosauruses. Every building has its stories. days, the damage to the won’t appreciate the warn - tion of liberal scolds and conser - And, sadly, now just about as Some have more than others. local economy could ing, but it’s guaranteed to vative cranks, they elevated being extinct. •••••••••• become substantial. listen. a curmudgeon into performance The Indianapolis Star published Krull is director of Franklin But would that be •••••••••• art and gruffness into a kind of its last edition in that old brick College’s Pulliam School of Jour - enough to convince multi - Minter is based in Asia, growling aria. building on Sept. 27 and now is nalism, host of “No Limits” WFYI national companies, where he covers politics, Their personal lives could be moving to Circle Centre Mall. The 90.1 Indianapolis and publisher of investors, and audit firms culture and business. Fol - wrecks. The long hours — in those old building will be transformed The Statehouse File, a news web - to leave Hong Kong? Need - low him on Twitter days, most newspapers regarded into apartments and retail shops. site powered by Franklin College less to say, it’s the rare @AdamMinter. labor laws as soft suggestions The move has been called the journalism students. The Commercial Review US PS 125820 HUGH N. RONALD (1911-1983), Publisher Emeritus

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Alley Pence, who has struggled to The owners of INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. noted that the number of win his choices for tax cuts Mounds Mall shopping Mike Pence’s administra - exemptions, deductions from the General Assembly center are looking at tion began making the Options include expansion and tax credits that indi - in each of his first two ses - relocation options in case Monday for possible vidual residents can take sions. Pence submitted case a proposed seven- changes in the state’s tax of Indiana’s sales tax on their state tax return loosely defined 2013 and mile-long reservoir structure. leads it to be much more 2014 legislative agendas, along central Indiana’s Department of Revenue complicated than filing a which focused largely on White River is built. Commissioner Mike simpler federal tax return. cuts to the state’s income The reservoir’s dam Alley presented a summa - of where Indiana stands expansion of the tax to The broad discussion of tax and a call to eliminate would be near the ry of Pence’s tax confer - at the moment instead of services. Indiana’s tax system comes its tax on business equip - mall’s property and ence held earlier this where Pence would like “We know that the more as tax collections have ment. But legislative lead - project maps show year to members of a leg - to take it — only occa - affluent typically consume slowed to a crawl for the ers chafed at the proposals, much of the southeast islative tax study commit - sionally veered into what more services — that state. Tax collections for in part because lawmakers of the city’s downtown tee. Alley talked about a Pence might propose in would be more progressive, 2014 came in slightly under were largely kept out of the would be flooded to slew of options for over - the upcoming legislative than regressive, in that what the state collected in creation of those meas - create the lake. hauling who pays for gov - session. At one point regard,” Alley told the 2013 and a dour prediction ures, and altered them Virgil Cook, a ernment services, includ - Alley noted that it would panel of state lawmakers, for next year led Pence’s drastically to approve tax Mounds Mall co- ing a possible expansion be possible to offset an lobbyists and tax experts. budget team to alert law - cuts they were seeking. owner, said rumors of what is included in the expansion of the sales One of the few things makers that state agencies Lawmakers return in about the shopping state sales tax. tax to goods like gro - Pence has been specific and universities would face January for a four-month center possibly closing The discussion — ceries — which would about is seeking a “simpli - cuts again unless tax col - session during which they aren’t true. which was largely rote affect poorer residents fication” of the state’s tax lections improve. will consider the state’s and focused on analysis the most — with an code, something his tax The early discussion also next two-year budget. Limited INDIANAPOLIS — Road salt supplies are down and prices are up Running ... as Indiana transporta - tion officials prepare Continued from page 1 it necessary for the operator to day fund to JEMS to keep them and carry that into the future. for the upcoming sea - There isn't much I can do get the property rezoned to build out of the red through next year. My family and I are invested son’s snow and ice fol - about federal taxes besides vot - a large complex. The regulations We also recommended to the here and intend to be here for lowing one of the ing. But on the local level, I we have must balance the rights commissioners that they raise years to come. I want a prosper - harshest winters on chose to get involved and try to of a farmer to utilize his proper - the rates for runs and do away ous Jay County as we have now. record. insure that tax money is used ty responsibly and the rights of with the ambulance replacement Rockwell: I am a proud life- Salt prices on wisely. nearby homeowners to enjoy fund. Replacement funding will long citizen of Jay County, and I regional bids across •••••••••• their properties. now be taken from infrastruc - have played many roles in our the state are now an What, if anything, should be •••••••••• ture funds. JEMS has made great community during that time. I average of 57 percent done to change the county’s cur - What do you see as the most improvements in collections in have spent 15 years as a full-time higher than last year’s rent confined feeding regula - important issue facing council the past couple of years, but the grain and livestock farmer, 12 prices, ranging from tions? in the next four years? new director will need to be as years as a mail carrier and am about $72 a ton to $105 Gibson: First and foremost, Gibson: I see the issue of our sharp in their business manage - currently in my 21st year as a a ton, according to Jay County is an agriculture budgeting and spending. With ment skills as they are in their small business owner. I have also Indiana Department community. It is a pillar of our the unpredictable nature of Indi - medical skills. played the role of a student, of Transportation workforce and county income. I anapolis, we need to understand •••••••••• earning my bachelor’s degree in spokesman Will Wing - am in favor of what they are cur - and have strong leadership to What makes you best suited or business administration in 2010. field. The highway rently doing, which is doing the give input on how changes made skilled for the position? The most recent role I have department has study to close the loopholes in will impact us. Great ideas in Gibson: I am here to better Jay played in our community is 142,000 tons of salt on the CAFO ordinance. Indianapolis aren't always great County and continue its rich his - county councilman. With almost hand already, and Rockwell: We cannot have one- for Jay County. Lastly, staying tory of growth and prosperity. four years on the council, eco - Wingfield said more is size-fits-all regulations. Large within our budget is very impor - Working together has always put nomic development board, plan - on order. corporate mega complexes tant. us ahead of the game, and I am ning commission and inter-local should not be regulated the same Rockwell: Keeping JEMS (Jay here to dig in and do the right board, I have learned more about way as a farmer who wants to Emergency Medical Service) thing together. I am not here for local government than I ever Available build one small livestock build - adequately funded is one impor - the insurance or for an agenda. I imagined. I hope to be given the INDIANAPOLIS — ing. Regulations need to be pro - tant issue we are facing right am here to learn from our cur - honor of continuing this role by Students, faculty and gressive with the size of the now. The council recently had to rent leaders that have made such being reelected to the county visitors to Indiana’s operation. 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Marjorie Harris - Portland Entry Deadline is Dec. 8, 2014 Anita Harker - Portland The Commercial Review Page 6 Nation/World Tuesday, September 30, 2014 Arkansas man pleads not guilty By JILL BLEED each of capital murder, kidnap - house Thursday but hadn’t being held on $1 million bail in Police haven’t said how inves - Associated Press ping and robbery, as well as been seen since. the Pulaski County jail. tigators linked Lewis to Carter’s LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A four weapons charges, accord - Pulaski County Sheriff’s Lewis spoke to reporters disappearance, but Sheriff Doc man accused of abducting and ing to the office of Pulaski Office Lt. Carl Minden said today as he was taken from the Holladay said more details will killing a real estate agent in County District Judge Wayne Lewis admitted to kidnapping jail to the sheriff’s office, where be released at a news conference rural Arkansas pleaded not Gruber. Carter but did not lead authori - he was interviewed after spend - this afternoon. guilty today to preliminary Early this morning, investi - ties to her body. He said investi - ing more than 12 hours with “I just want to express my charges of kidnapping and cap - gators found the body of Bever - gators received a tip that led investigators Monday. condolences to the Carter family ital murder, hours after the ly Carter, 49, at Argos Concrete them to the concrete company When asked by reporters why and her friends who have woman’s body was discovered Company in a rural area about where Carter’s body was found. Carter was targeted, Lewis worked so hard to find her and in a shallow grave. 25 miles northeast of Little Lewis previously worked for responded: “Because she was these investigators who were Arron Michael Lewis Rock and more than 20 miles the concrete company, the just a woman that worked alone committed to finding her,” Hol - appeared in court today and away from Scott, where she had Arkansas Democrat-Gazette — a rich broker.” He denied laday told reporters this morn - pleaded not guilty to one count an appointment to show a reported today. Lewis, 33, was killing her. ing. In review Court set to Increasing KISO, Japan — consider case Increased seismic DENVER (AP) — Pot legalize recreational sales activity raised concern may be legal in Colorado, of the drug. The case high - today about the possi - but you can still be fired for lights the clash between bility of another erup - using it. state laws that are increas - tion at a Japanese vol - Brandon Coats, a quadri - ingly accepting of marijua - cano where 36 people plegic medical marijuana na use and employers’ were killed, forcing res - patient who was fired by drug-free policies that cuers to suspend plans the Dish Network after fail - won’t tolerate it. to try to recover at least ing a drug test more than “Attitudes are changing two dozen bodies still four years ago, says he still toward marijuana. Laws can’t find steady work are going to have to near the summit. because employers are change, too,” Coats told Volcanic tremors wary of his off-duty smok - The Associated Press. “I’d rose to a level not seen ing. like for this to enable peo - since Saturday In a case being closely ple like me to find employ - evening, hours after watched around the coun - ment without being looked Mount Ontake’s initial try, Colorado’s Supreme down upon.” large eruption, said Court today will hear argu - Coats, 35, was paralyzed Shoji Saito of the ments in Coats’ case, in a car crash as a teenager Japan Meteorological which could have big and has been a medical Agency. The tremor implications for pot smok - marijuana patient since levels were oscillating ers in the first state to 2009. up and down. About 80 to 100 rela - tives and friends of those who never returned from the sum - mit were waiting for news in a municipal hall in the nearby cen - tral Japanese town of Kiso. To split NEW YORK — EBay is splitting off its fastest growing seg - Associated Press/Muhammed Muheisen ment, payment service PayPal, the e-com - merce company said Carrying today. A Pakistani woman carries water Monday after collecting Investors applauded it from a well on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan. Pakistanis the news, sending are facing a shortage of clean drinking water due to the low level of eBay’s shares up nearly water in the country's dams. 7 percent in morning trading. The move comes after months of pres - sure from activist investor and billion - aire Carl Icahn, who Rejects ... has a 2.5 percent state Continued from page 1 them as a defense in case police might in eBay, according to Chow said the students were consider - again deploy tear gas and pepper spray. FactSet. EBay CEO ing various options, including widening “We are not afraid of riot police, we are John Donahoe had the protests, pushing for a labor strike not afraid of tear gas, we are not afraid of been adamant that and possibly occupying a government pepper spray. We will not leave until Leung splitting off PayPal building. Chun-ying resigns. We will not give up, we was the wrong move. Despite the hardening rhetoric from will persevere until the end,” Lester Shum, both sides, the mood tonight as the another student leader, shouted to a crowd Studying crowds of protesters swelled was festive. at Admiralty, near Hong Kong’s water - ALBUQUERQUE, Few police were evident, and those who front. N.M. — Researchers were appeared relaxed. Leung’s blunt rejection of the demands Both sides appeared to be waiting out from the students is not surprising. from the National Can - the standoff, as police continued the China’s Communist leadership is wary of cer Institute want to light-handed approach to the protests any conciliatory moves that might embold - know how many past they adopted after their use of tear gas en dissidents and separatists on the main - and present cancer and pepper spray over the weekend land. cases in New Mexico failed to drive out tens of thousands of The protesters want a reversal of a deci - may be related to the people occupying streets near the gov - sion by China’s government in August that U.S. government's test ernment headquarters. The sit-ins a pro-Beijing panel will screen all candi - of the world's first instead spread to the financial district dates in the territory’s first direct elec - atomic bomb over a and other areas. tions, scheduled for 2017 — a move they remote stretch of A brief cloudburst today cooled the air, view as reneging on a promise that the desert nearly 70 years seeming to energize the protesters, a chief executive will be chosen through ago. group of whom shouted “Jiayou,” or “universal suffrage.” They are visiting the “Keep it up,” and waved their cellphones Occupy Central, a wider civil disobedi - state this week and with bright LED flashlights sparkling in ence movement, said in a tweet that the conducting in-depth the dark. deadline set by the pro-democracy protest - interviews with sever - The crowd had plenty of umbrellas and ers includes a demand for genuine democ - al residents to learn rain capes on hand, having stockpiled racy and for Leung’s resignation. more about the lifestyles and diets of

people who were living m Contract h in New Mexico around o Strikes p the time of the atomic Bridge detonation at the Trini - By Steve Becker ty Site. hit near Dismissed PHOENIX — Rough - Turkey ly a third of 300 poten - BEIRUT (AP) — U.S.-led tial jurors were dis - coalition airstrikes target - missed Monday in the ed Islamic State fighters penalty retrial of con - pressing their offensive victed murderer Jodi against a Kurdish town Arias after telling a near the Syrian-Turkish judge they had seen too border today in an attempt much media coverage to halt the militants’ of her first trial to be advance, activists said. impartial or had The frontier town of already made up their Kobani, also known by its minds about her pun - Arabic name of Ayn Arab, ishment. and surrounding villages Other jurors were let have been under attack by go due to work conflicts the Islamic State group or language barriers, since mid-September. The among other reasons, fighting has forced some as jury selection began 150,000 Kurds to flee to in the second attempt Turkey in what has been by prosecutors to one of the largest single secure a death sentence exoduses in Syria’s civil in the Arizona case war, now in its fourth year. that became a tabloid It was not immediately TV sensation. clear how effective today’s —Associated Press airstrikes were in slowing the militants’ advance. The Commercial Review Tuesday, September 30, 2014 Comics Page 7

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Apply in tact Sycamore Group, 729-2293 to the West Half of the said 2606 W 75 S, 110 HELP WANTED person, 8 AM – 5 PM at 419-678-5318, Quarter Section a distance Portland Pioneer Packaging, 218 www.sycamorespace.c BY OWNER. Lake of of 175.00 feet to an iron Auction on Site. E, Lincoln Ave, Just East om the Woods, Geneva. 3 pipe (set) of the east line of bedrooms, 2 baths plus the West Half of the said NE4SW 1/4 Section 24, of Taco Bell. Quarter Section; thence WHY RENT when you Bonus room with bath. Green Township, 38 may be able to buy for North 00 degree 04 minutes acres. ATAI FTorIg Fedo Prrogdeucdts -P Proortladnud Ocptes rations 260-849-9528, for infor - 36 seconds East along the zero money down. Call mation, photos east line of the West Half of 35.22 Acres + to be has an immediate need for a Production for more information. sold, with 2.78 Acres MAKE the said Quarter Section a Supervisor, and an Accounting Associate. Heather Clemmons. VERY NICE, COM - distance of 50.16 feet to a Wetlands, no charge. 765-748-5066. PLETELY remodeled, 3 P.K. Nail (set) on the cen - No buildings. Production Supervisor bedroom, 2 full bath. terline of Como Road; MONEY MAPLE HEIGHTS thence South 23 degrees 06 Debra M. Zweber and An ideal candidate would possess 3-4 years Possible land contract. Richard L. McLaughlin, APARTMENTS at 701 Portland, IN 260-729- minutes 04 seconds East WITH along the centerline of said Owner supervisory experience, hot forging experience, S Western Avenue, 2195 Portland, Indiana, is Road a distance of 304.19 www.Auction Zip.com strong people skills, effective time management THE feet (304.0 feet deed dis - #11389 now taking applications HOUSE ON CON - tance) to a P.K. Nail (set); Mel Smitley’s Real skills, and the ability to work independently in an CLASSIFIEDS for one and two bed - TRACT 506 Layne thence South 89 degrees 22 Estate and Auctioneer - industrial environment. Successful applicant will room apartments. Rent Drive, Dunkirk. 3 bed - minutes 16 seconds West on ing It’s easy to based on 30% of adjust - rooms, attached a line parallel with the south line of the East Half 260-726-6215 office, be responsible for meeting production and ed gross income. Barri - garage, big yard, great sell your neighborhood. Needs of the said Quarter Section 260-726-0541 cell quality goals, proper training of personnel, and er free units. 260-726- a distance of 122.76 feet Mel Smitley items with a 4275, TDD 800-743- some TLC (good clean - (122.5 feet deed distance) to AU0101155 the safety of employees. Bachelor degree with 3333. This institution is ing, paint, carpet). Great the point of beginning. Laci Smitley technical skills preferred little help an Equal Opportunity potential with some Being a part of the South - AU10600051 Provider and Employer. work. Reasonable price, east Quarter of Section 29, Accounting Associate down payment and Township 23 North, Range 260-729-2281 from the NEED MORE STOR - 13 East, and containing Rob Green Candidates will provide general accounting monthly payments. Call 1.322 acres, more or less. Commercial AGE? PJ’s U-Lock and 260-726-0564 or 260- AU19500011 services to support financial department Storage, most sizes More Commonly Known As: 260-525-847 703- 1133. 1914 South Como Road, functions, and must be proficient in Microsoft Review available. Call 260-726- Portland, IN 47371 4631. COUNTRY LIVING ON 38-06-29-400-018.000-022 & Office and have strong analytical skills. Classifieds. 3.5 Acres of Woods in 38-06-29-400-019.001-022 TIRED OF NON-PAY - THE An Associate’s Degree/Bachelor’s Degree Geneva. Charming Together with rents, issues, Let us help ING RENTERS? For ranch home almost hid - income, and profits thereof, CLASSIFIEDS from an accredited university or college is just 10% of monthly den in trees and only said sale will be made without you place an rent/ life could be 100% relief from valuation or ap - required. minutes from town. 3 praisement laws. Find it better. Property manag - ad today, BR, 2 Baths, hardwood Larry R. Newton, Jr. ATI Forged Products-Portland Operations will ing. Heather Clemmons floors, new carpet, new Sheriff of Jay County Buy It no longer accept applications, or resumes in in print or 765-748-5066 furnace and central A/C. Jennifer L. Snook Finished basement. Marinosci Law Group, P.C. person or by mail at our facility. If interested in BEAUTY SHOP FOR 2110 Calumet Avenue, Sell It! online! RENT Two station; 110 Spacious 3.5 car garage Valparaiso, IN 46383 either of these positions, candidates must apply Call W. Arch. $300 month. with finished loft. Move– CR 9-30,10-7,14-2014- HSPAXLP (260) 726-8141 at atimetals.com/careers. Call 765-438-2303 in condition. Priced to sell. Call 260- 849-3187. “Equal Opportunity Employer” 260-726-8141 leave message. READ THE CR THEN RECYCLE The Commercial Review Tuesday, September 30, 2014 Sports Page 9 Sweep ... Draws ... Continued from page 10 Continued from page 10 East Jay Middle School Jay County got out to a 6- Sectional final girls cross country team to 2 lead, and after Winchester changed a second-place finish. got the ball back on a serv - The schedule for the Muhlenkamp finished in ice error by the Patriots, Class 2A Sectional 15 boys 13 minutes flat, shaving 11 Westgerdes notched back- and girls sectional champi - seconds off her previous to-back kills, giving her onship games has changed. time. The East Jay girls team an 8-3 advantage. She The boys title game will placed second with 39 finished with five kills in now be played at 2 p.m. at points, nine behind Win - the match. the Yorktown Sports Plex, chester Driver. The Bell - “If you look at a lot of with the girls game slated mont Braves were third what her hits were, they for 7:30 p.m. with a score of 57. weren’t hit hard,” Medler Jay County’s girls team The EJMS boys scored 27 said of Westgerdes, a left- is the defending sectional points for first. Bellmont handed senior. “Emily champion, and the host had 44 points and Winches - doesn’t just go up a lot of Yorktown Tigers are the ter totaled 55. times and crush the ball. reigning boys champs. Following Muhlenkamp She had a couple pretty for the Chiefs were Kristy decent swings where she Patriots JV falls Alig, Miranda Alig, Klaris - hit the ball hard.” WOODBURN — The Jay sa Hemmelgarn and Grace The Patriots struggled County junior varsity foot - Saxman, who finished over the next 15 points, as ball team traveled Monday eighth through 12th. Winchester went on an 11-4 to take on Woodlan and Skylar Myers was sec - run on a pair of aces by returned to Portland on the ond in the boys race in Leah Wren and three from wrong end of a lopsided 12:59. Tayler Smeltzer, Leah Malkey. During the score. Mason Winner and Bray - stretch, only one of the Jay Mitchell Frasher scored den Sprunger were third, County’s points was The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney the lone touchdown for the fourth and fifth respective - earned. Also, the Golden Patriots, who lost to the ly behind Myers. Yuri Miy - Falcons capitalized on com - Jay County High School junior Abby Wendel digs the ball on an attack host Warriors 46-6. atsu was 13th. munication issues within from Winchester during game three Monday at JCHS. Wendel was one of two With the loss, Jay County the Patriot defense. Wren players to record seven digs, and she added a team-high nine kills in the falls to 2-3 on the season. It Eagles top Heritage tallied consecutive aces, Patriots’ 25-21, 25-15, 25-17 win over the visiting Golden Falcons. will take on South Adams MONROEVILLE — The one of which was down the on Monday. West Jay eighth grade vol - line on the right side of the leyball team picked up a court. force WCHS coach Julie ter to overcome. wasn’t an attractive one, Braves top Starfires win over the Heritage “It was mistake ball,” Smiley to take a timeout “I would probably attrib - Medler was still pleased BERNE — South Adams Patriots on Monday, 25-17, Medler said. “It was lack of with the score tied at 14. ute that to our mental with it. trailed 3-1 at half, and tied 25-10. communication. They were After the break, Westgerdes toughness,” Smiley said. “(It was) a good win, the game in the first 10 Molly Ault led the Eagles listening to the wrong peo - and Wendel recorded con - “We’ve had some issues another one we can notch minutes of the second. But with 16 service points, ple, paying attention to the secutive kills for Jay Coun - with our mental toughness up,” he said. “It wasn’t a the Blackhawk Christian including four aces. Rhe - wrong people and it just ty, which scored four more this season. We’re a young pretty one, but you don’t Braves scored three goals gan Shimp tallied five wasn’t clicking very well.” points to go on an 8-0 streak team, a little inexperienced have all pretty ones, so we’ll in the final 17 minutes to points, four kills and a pair Walter, a junior, ended a and lead 20-14. and hopefully they’ll get take it.” beat the Starfire girls soc - of aces and digs. five-point run by Winches - The Patriots’ momentum tougher as they progress.” Junior varsity scores cer team, 6-3. Kendal Garringer ter with a block and a kill to was too much for Winches - Although the victory were not available. The Braves tallied three notched seven kills, four straight goals before Madi - points and two aces, and son Morgan found twine Gracie Miller had two for the first South Adams points. Pacers change expectations goal with 16:37 left to play in the half. EJMS spikers lose INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Pacers for - broken right leg George sustained in banner to Indianapolis. Riley Leichty and Alyssa East Jay’s sixth grade A ward David West brought a reality early August. “But you’ve got to give After Stephenson left for Charlotte Bertch both scored in the and B volleyball teams lost check to media day. yourselves a realistic starting point. in free agency and George was first five minutes after to Selma on Monday. Instead of discussing champi - You can’t be talking about being a injured running into a basketball intermission to tie the The A team lost 25-20, 25- onship aspirations, playoff chances championship contender or whatever stanchion during the U.S. national game at three apiece. The 8, and the B team fell 25-23, or goals, West carefully and continu - right now. We’ve got to talk about get - team scrimmage in Las Vegas, a Braves broke the tie nearly 24-25, 15-6. ally steered the conversation toward ting the best guys on the floor to com - game West watched live, the Pacers’ 20 minutes later, and added Pacie Denney led the what he sees as Indiana’s biggest pete.” vocal leader immediately knew two more goals in the span Chiefs’ A team with four challenge: life without Paul George West is doing more than merely things would be different for the two- of three minutes for the points, and Natalie Miles and Lance Stephenson, the Pacers’ lower expectations on the eve of time Eastern Conference runner-ups. win. added three. Alana Kun - top two scorers last season. training camp. “That thought crept into my mind,” kler and Lexie Ferguson “Paul’s loss is big, Lance’s loss is In July 2013, the longtime NBA vet - West said when asked about the Record broken both had two points. big. Obviously, you can’t anticipate eran re-signed with Indiana, agreeing prospect of not winning a title in Indy. Kendra Muhlenkamp Olivia Rowles served the what happened with Paul,” West said to a two-year deal with the idea that “We’ve got to deal with what’s been broke her own course EJMS B team to 14 points, Monday, referring to the gruesome he could help bring a championship put at our feet.” record Monday, helping the including three aces. Kansas City routs Brady, New England KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Arrowhead Stadium, They held the Patriots’ — Perhaps the Kansas City which was packed to the Tom Brady to 159 yards METALMETAL Chiefs gave their neighbors brim in red-clad Chiefs passing and a touchdown, across the parking lot a lit - fans, is just a short walk picking him off twice and tle bit of inspiration with from Kauffman Stadium, returning one for a touch - their impassioned perform - which will surely be down. Brady was also strip- ance against New England. packed with blue when the sacked by Tamba Hali to Jamaal Charles returned Royals end a 29-year play - set up a Chiefs field goal, from an ankle injury to off drought against the capping off a miserable score three touchdowns, Oakland Athletics in the night for the two-time NFL Alex Smith threw for 248 AL wild-card game. MVP. ROOFINGROOFING yards and three scores, and Several members of the “It was just a bad per - the Chiefs routed the Patri - Royals even showed up for formance by everybody,” ots 41-14 on Monday night, the Chiefs-Patriots game, Brady said. “We need to getting the sports week off including starting pitcher make sure we never have to a smashing start in James Shields, drawing this feeling again. We’ve Kansas City with the Roy - huge roars when they were got to figure out what we als preparing to open the shown on the big screens. have to do better.” baseball playoffs on Tues - And some of the Chiefs The Chiefs forced the day. said they were thinking Patriots to air it out by 25% “To have back-to-back about returning the favor, stuffing Shane Vereen and events like this, Monday including wide receiver Stevan Ridley. And when night football and a home Dwayne Bowe. Brady dropped back, their playoff game, yeah, it’s spe - Regardless, the Chiefs front seven ran roughshod cial,” Smith said. “Right will be able to spend Tues - over New England’s sus - next door to each other.” day in a celebratory mood. pect offensive line. Sports on tap OFF!OFF! leyball at Heritage – 6 p.m.; JV boys soc - The next race in the series is the Cal - Scoreboard cer at Liberty Christian – 6:30 p.m. lithumpian Canter 5K and 1-mile Fun National Football League Fort Recovery — Cross country in Run. Kansas City 41, New England 14 Lions Club Invitational at Coldwater – 5 The race will be held at 2 p.m. on p.m.; Volleyball vs. Versailles – 5:30 Oct. 26 at Bellmont High School, 1000 Standings p.m.; FRMS football at New Bremen – 5 N. Adams Drive, Decatur. • Lifetime Guarantee High School Football p.m.; FRMS volleyball at Coldwater – 5 For more information, contact Linda Allen County Athletic Conference p.m. Morris at (260) 724-2604. Conf. All South Adams — Girls soccer at East - WL WL brook – 5 p.m.; Boys soccer vs. East - JCC to host 5K, half marathon • All Materials Made in USA Leo 30 42 brook – 5 p.m.; Volleyball at Adams Cen - The Jay Community Center will host a Heritage 31 43 tral – 6 p.m.; Freshman volleyball vs. 5K fun run and half marathon Sunday at Woodlan 21 51 Adams Central – 6 p.m.; SAMS volleyball Hudson Family Park. Adams Central 22 24 at Adams Central – 5 p.m. The half marathon will begin at 8:45 Jay County 1 2 2 4 a.m. The 5K walk/run will be at 9 a.m. • The Last Roof You Will Ever Need South Adams 1 3 1 5 TV schedule and the kids run starts at 9:45 a.m. Registration will be $25 for the 5K Bluffton 03 24 Today and $45 for the half marathon, and price 8 p.m. — Major League Baseball: includes a shirt, while supplies last. American League Wild Card – Oakland Est. Local schedule For more information, contact the JCC Athletics at Kansas City Royals (TBS) Today at (260) 726-6477. 1997 Jay County — Cross country at Wednesday C Adams Central/South Adams – 5 p.m.; Cornhole tourney set for Sunday 8 p.m. — Major League Baseball: A Girls soccer vs. Blackford – 5 p.m.; Vol - Jay Community Center will host a National League Wild Card (ESPN) L leyball vs. Southern Wells – 6 p.m. cornhole tournament Sunday at Hudson L Fort Recovery — Freshman volleyball 9 p.m. — Boxing: Hassan N’Dam vs. T Family Park. Curtis Stevens (ESPN2) O at St. Henry – 5:30 p.m.; FRMS volleyball Registration for the double-elimina - D at Versailles – 5 p.m. tion tournament will be from 11:30 a.m. Thursday A South Adams — Cross country at to noon, with games starting at 12:15 7 p.m. — College Football: Central Y Adams Central/Jay County – 5 p.m.; Vol - p.m. Florida at Houston (ESPN) ! leyball at Woodlan – 6 p.m.; SAMS foot - Cost is $20 per team before Wednes - 8 p.m. — Major League Soccer: ball vs. Adams Central – 5 p.m.; SAMS day, and participants must be 12-and- Chicago Fire at Philadelphia Union volleyball vs. Woodlan – 5:30 p.m. older. (ESPN2) For more information, contact the JCC 8:25 p.m. — NFL Football: Minnesota Wednesday at (260) 726-6477. Jay County — Boys tennis sectional Vikings at Green Bay Packers (CBS- 7,8,15) semifinal vs. Randolph Southern – 5 Get your questions answered 9:30 p.m. — Major League Baseball: p.m. National League Wild Card – San Fran - Do you have a question about local, South Adams — Boys tennis section - cisco Giants at Pittsburgh Pirates (TBS) college or pro sports? al opener vs. Norwell at Norwell – 4:30 10:30 p.m. — College Football: Ari - Email your question to p.m. zona State at Oregon (ESPN) [email protected] with “Ask Ray” 800-NEW-ROOF in the subject line for a chance to have Thursday it answered in an upcoming column. Jay County — Boys soccer at Liberty Local notes •••••••••• Christian – 5 p.m.; Boys tennis sectional Adams County Challenge continues To have an event listed in “Sports on www.millennium-home-design.net championship vs. TBA – 5 p.m.; Girls The 2014 Adams County 5K Run/Walk tap”, email details to cr.sports@com - soccer vs. Muncie Central – 5 p.m.; Vol - Challenge will continue Oct. 26. cast.net. Tuesday, September 30, 2014 Follow us Jay boys tennis opens on Twitter, sectional play Wednesday, @commreview Sports see Sports on tap

Page 10 www.thecr.com The Commercial Review JCHS tennis Patriots sweep Falcons draws JC overcomes Rebels slow start In the IHSAA boys sec - to pick up tional draw held Monday, 18th victory the Jay County Patriots boys tennis team will host the Randolph Southern Rebels in the tournament semifinal. By CHRIS SCHANZ Jay County hosts Sec - The Commercial Review tional 27, which begins at 5 Jay County’s volleyball team p.m. Wednesday. In the didn’t practice since its loss to other semifinal match, Wes-Del on Thursday. Winchester The time off showed in the will square Local first game against Winchester, off against roundup but once the Patriots got rolling Union City it was hard to slow them down. at the same time. Jay County picked up a three- The sectional final is slat - game sweep against the visiting ed for 5 p.m. Thursday. Golden Falcons, 25-21, 25-15, 25- Jay County is searching 17, four days after being swept for its first sectional title by the Class 1A No. 1 Warriors. since 2007, when it won for “We talked to them about the third-straight year. The when you’re coming in fresh … Winchester Golden Falcons you just have to focus and con - have won back-to-back centrate,” said JCHS coach Fred championships and beat Medler, whose team moved to 18- Jay County 3-2 Sept. 8. 4 on the season, tying its win In Sectional 46 at Nor - total from a year ago. “(Give) well, South Adams will play Winchester credit, they dig balls The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz the host Knights at 4:30 p.m. well, and in game one we decid - Wednesday. Bellmont and ed to hit right at them.” Jay County High School sophomores Lizzy Schoenlein and Abby Barcus put up a Adams Central will play in Winchester (3-18) went back- block against Winchester’s Rachel Brumfield in the opening game Monday at JCHS. The the other opening-round and-forth with the host Patriots Patriots swept the visiting Golden Falcons 25-21, 25-15, 25-17 to pick up their 18th win of match. in the opening game, going on the season. The winner between runs of three or more points on South Adams and Norwell three separate occasions. JCHS will advance to the semifi - sophomore Abby Barcus, who pens you can’t blast the ball fect 15-of-15 from the service Southern Wells at 6 p.m. tonight nal at 4:30 p.m. Thursday finished with five kills, and four right at a digger.” line, recorded all five of her aces and travels to Heritage on against Huntington North. digs, halted each of the three After taking game one, the in a 7-0 run after Winchester got Thursday. “A lot of times the dif - Bluffton will face the win - runs by the Golden Falcons. Her Patriots adjusted their attack, the first point of the match. As ference between winning and ner between Bellmont and third kill of the match sparked going away from the strong, the Patriots built their lead, losing is playing smart.” Adams Central, with the an 8-3 run by the Patriots, powerful hits to softer, more pre - Osborne also had an ace, and After cruising to a win in the championship match slated including a four-point streak cise shots. The change worked, Abby Wendel tallied three of her second game, Medler switched for 4:30 p.m. Friday. and two aces by Britlyn Dues. as Jay County rode the serves of team-high nine kills. up the Patriot lineup, giving Adams Central is the “They were serving pretty Bre McIntire, Kylie Osborne, “It wasn’t anything we were Emily Westgerdes, Emilie Wal - two-time defending section - good,” Medler said. “Our pass - Lizzy Schoenlein and Ava Kun - doing that looked tremendous, ter, Katie Lyons and Dues more al champion, and the ing wasn’t great, our offense kler to a 16-4 lead. but we were playing smart,” time on the court in game three. Starfires are looking to win wasn’t great, and when that hap - McIntire, who finished a per - said Medler, whose team hosts See Sweep page 9 their first title since 2005. See Draws page 9