Thursday, June 2, 2016 The Commercial Review Portland, Indiana 47371 www.thecr.com 75 cents Obama visits Elkhart By JOSH LEDERMAN Associated Press ELKHART, Ind. — Presi - dent Barack Obama went on a “myth-busting” mis - sion Wednesday aimed at undermining Republican arguments about the econ - omy, working to give cover to Democrats to embrace his policies ahead of the presidential election. Officially, Obama came to this hardscrabble town in northern Indiana to illustrate how steps he took in the first days of his The Commercial Review/Virginia Cline presidency had ultimately paid off and pulled the economy back from the Golden queen brink. Yet his rally at a The 50th Glass Days Festival began Wednesday in Dunkirk with Kylie Ring being crowned Cinderella Queen of high school in Elkhart Glass. Pictured from left are the queen and her court, Kali Nicole George, fourth runner-up; Mekayla Sue Nickols, second blurred the lines between runner-up and Miss Congeniality; Ring; Madison Dawn Brown, first runner-up; and Moniquic Shiann Vaughn, third runner-up. governing and campaign - The festival continues through Saturday. ing, marking the presi - dent’s most aggressive and direct foray to date into the roaring campaign to replace him. “The primary story that Republicans have been telling about the economy is not supported by the Cinderella memories facts. It’s just not,” Obama said. “They repeat it a lot, but it’s not supported by Inaugural winner cherished community spirit the facts. But they say it By VIRGINIA CLINE Her sponsor was Local Reflecting back years anyway. Now why is that? The Commercial Review 501, American Flint Glass later, Dee thought of the See Visits page 5 Glass Days kicked off Workers Union. Her sacrifices her parents Wednesday with Kylie father had worked at Indi - must have made for her to Ring crowned as the festi - ana Glass Co. and served have everything she need - val’s 50th Cinderella as president of the union ed for the pageant. Turkey Queen of Glass. at one time. Dee had “They were so dear,” Former Dunkirk resi - worked in the accounts she said. “They felt a lot dent Bonnie (Grayson) payable department of of pride.” Dee has fond memories of Indiana Glass during her She choked up remem - recalls the inaugural contest senior year and in cus - bering one of the contest - back in 1967. The daugh - tomer service during the ants at a 25th reunion ter of the late Ollie and summer of 1967 before thanking her parents for envoy Dovie Alice Grayson, she starting classes at Ball the dress she wore. was crowned as Cinderel - State University. For winning the pag - By GEIR MOULSON la Queen of Glass the “Everybody was spon - eant, Dee received a glass and SUZAN FRASER summer after she gradu - sored by a labor union,” slipper, a trophy, roses, a Associated Press ated from Dunkirk High said Dee, who later went $50 savings bond and lug - BERLIN — The German School at age 17. to Purdue University. “(It gage from Stewart Broth - Parliament overwhelming - Dunkirk’s Suzi Harri - was) very much a part of ers Furniture. ly voted today to label the son, who had been named our lives.” After donating her killings of Armenians by the Indianapolis 500 Festi - The first contest includ - crown, Dee also thought Ottoman Turks a century val Queen the year before, ed evening gown and of donating the blue glass ago as genocide, prompting placed the glass crown on swimsuit competitions — The News and Sun slipper that was made in Turkey to recall its ambas - her head. Dee has since the swimsuit segment has the hand shop at Indiana sador to Germany. donated it to The Glass since been eliminated — Bonnie Grayson is crowned Cinderella Glass, but her daughters The motion, which was Museum. an interview on stage and Queen of Glass at the very first Glass Days convinced her to keep it. put forward by Chancellor “It was very fun to be an interview at a dinner celebration in the summer of 1967 by Suzi Her husband Art, whose Angela Merkel’s governing the winner,” Dee said held at Dunkirk Elks Harrison, who had been Indianapolis 500 parents owned Dee’s coalition of right and left recently from her home Lodge. Festival Queen the year before. Hardware in Dunkirk, and the opposition Greens, in Frederick, Maryland. “I remember the dinner thinks the luggage may passed with support from Pam Cronkhite was the very vividly," Dee said. still be in her attic. And all the parties in Parlia - runner-up and other The judges had a florist for the future, and Dee businesses in the clothing she is not sure what ment. In a show of hands, members of the court speak about an oasis was glad for the opportu - and interior design indus - became of the trophy. But there was one abstention included Donnita Bishop, (rigid foam in which flow - nity to make connections tries over the years. she will always have her and one vote against. Delite Butcher, Sharon ers are secured for an with the businesswomen She remembers wear - memories. The vote heightened ten - Lowe, Wanda McCune, arrangement) and passed who served as some of the ing a blue gown that was It “was all part of the sions between Germany Susie Moore and Debbie one around the room. The judges. borrowed from her community coming and Turkey at a time when Urick. All the girls were interviews with judges “It was exciting,” said younger sister Fanny together, full community Ankara is playing a key friends, Dee said. focused on the girls’ plans Dee, who has operated “Lou.” participation,” Dee said. role in stemming the flow of migrants to Europe. See Recalls page 5 Choral boosters formed By JACK RONALD students in Patriot Edition, The group held a “stand - with priority seating, and a The Commercial Review the JCHS show choir. ing room only” meeting in show choir performance The band has had its While Danza Cantate is the high school choir room for the donor’s event. boosters, and so have Jay non-competitive, both in May, and boosters will At the diamond level, a County High School’s ath - Patriot Edition and Just soon be approaching area $500 donor will receive two letic programs. Treble are involved in businesses and individuals tickets to the two concerts Now parents of singers statewide competition. looking for patrons. and the musical with priori - in the high school’s newly- And that’s where “The secret is going to be ty seating. energized vocal music pro - parental booster support is through the patronage,” Gold level donors at $300 gram are forming a booster essential. said Rittenhouse, who will receive two tickets for organization of their own. “To do a competition noted that past fund-raising each of the two concerts. “Things are happening,” show well, you’re going to efforts — selling laundry Silver level donors at $200 said concert choir director need $10,000,” said Denney. detergent or trash bags — will receive two tickets to Jan Rittenhouse. Professional music have been pretty small- one concert. Donors may “We are really trying to arrangements and choreog - scale. also give at the bronze level, build this program,” added raphy account for some of Six levels of patronage $100, or the friend level, $50. Susan Denney, who directs that amount, and entry fees support have been estab - The singers are partner - the show choir. “Now it’s run about $1,200 per con - lished, and the highest lev - ing with the high school just a matter of getting the test. So far, the groups plan els come with a number of drama department for a The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney community behind us.” to compete next year at Ben “perks.” Nov. 4, 5, and 6 production of Korbyn Koons (left) and Katelyn Theurer Denney directs about 43 Davis, Brownsburg and At the platinum level, a the musical “Grease.” The singers in Danza Cantate. DeKalb. $1,000 donor will receive fall concert is set for Oct. 15. dance during Patriot Edition’s performance May 15 Rittenhouse directs 30 To make that happen, the two tickets to each of the “I think we’re really at Jay County High School. A new booster singers in Just Treble, and Jay County Choral Boost - groups’ two concerts and growing toward excel - organization has been formed to support the JCHS Denney has more than 40 ers have formed. the high school musical lence,” said Denney. choral groups.
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The temperature reached a high of 86 degrees Wednesday Jay County Fair Board is at Portland’s weather station. Friday — Coverage of giving away copies of its annu - The overnight low was 62, and today’s Portland Board of Peggy Cole, 67, Cass al fair book dating back to there was 0.3 inches of rain. Works meeting. Herschel Taylor, 92, 1976. Fair books can be picked Tonight’s low will dip into Ridgeville up at 10 a.m. Friday or 9 a.m. the high 50s, and skies will be Monday — Results from the Details on page 2. Saturday at the fairgrounds. mostly sunny Friday with a SAHS softball team’s trip to Any leftover books will be high of 81. the semi-state tournament. recycled. For an extended forecast, see page 2. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local/Indiana Thursday, June 2, 2016 Obituaries Cities Peggy Cole Muncie; four grandchildren; 10 Born in Muncie to Burley John), Winchester, and Darlene to break great-grandchildren; and one Howard and Zula M. (Siewert) Murphy (husband: Mark), Nov. 19, 1948-June 1, 2016 great-great-grandchild. Taylor, he was a 1942 graduate of Tampa, Florida; 10 grandchil - Peggy Lee Cole, 67, Cass, died Ridgeville High School. dren; 21 great-grandchildren; and contracts Services are 10:30 a.m. at SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Wednesday at Regional Hospital He was preceded in death by his three great-great-grandchildren. Newkirk’s Funeral Home. Burial — Almost a dozen munici - in Terre Haute. wife of 70 years, Mary. Visitation is noon until 2 p.m. will be in Dugger Cemetery. palities in Indiana and Born in Portland to Ruth Ann A veteran of the United States Friday at Thornburg Memorial Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. Friday Michigan have given (Hornbaker) and Edwin Morgan Army serving during World War Chapel in Parker City, followed by at the funeral home. notice to Indiana Michigan Sr., she is survived by her hus - II, he was a longtime farmer and a 2 p.m. services. Burial will be in Power that they’ll break band Michael Cole whom she member of Bearcreek Friends Hopewell Cemetery in Farmland. their contracts because married on Jan. 14, 1967. Herschel Taylor Church. Memorials may be sent to they believe they can get a Surviving in addition to her Dec. 6, 1923-June 1, 2016 Surviving are two sons, David Quaker Haven Camp, 111 EMS better price for electricity. husband are two sons, David Cole Herschel E. Taylor, 92, Taylor (wife: Debra), and Denny D16C Lane, Syracuse, IN 46567. The cities, including (wife: Rhonda), Linton, and Jason Ridgeville, died Wednesday at Taylor (wife: Diana), both of Condolences may be expressed Mishawaka and New Cole, Dugger; a brother, Edwin Parker Healthcare and Rehabili - Ridgeville; two daughters, Mar - at http://www.wilsonshookfuner - Carlisle in Indiana and Morgan Jr. (wife: Nancy), tation Center in Parker City. lene Hershberger (husband: alhomes.com. Niles in Michigan, all belong to the Indiana Michigan Municipal Dis - tributors Association. They gave the required CR almanac four-year notice that they’ll end their contracts in 2020, before the 2026 end dates. Niles City Administra - tor Ric Huff said the asso - ciation, which negotiated the current contracts, esti - mates that it’s spending 30 percent more for electrici - ty than the current market price. Lotteries Felony
Mega Millions $60,000 arrests Estimated jackpot: Poker Lotto: AD-5D- $251 million QS-5S-4C Syringe possession Hoosier Lotto: 0 6-10- An Indianapolis woman Powerball 18-24-30-46 was arrested Wednesday on Photo provided 23-30-33-40-69 Estimated jackpot: $8 two drug felony charges. Carly A. Poe, 23, 130 W. Powerball: 12 million Bakemeyer St., was arrest - Power Play: 5 Ohio Cot arrives ed on a Jay Superior Court Estimated jackpot: bench warrant for main - $110 million Midday Jay County Hospital received is Cuddle Cot, a device used to help give parents additional time with children who are stillborn or die taining a common nui - Pick 3: 1-4-9 sance. She was also arrest - Hoosier Pick 4: 7-0-5-2 shortly after birth, last week. Indiana Cuddle Cot Campaign raised ed on a charge of posses - Midday Pick 5: 1-0-1-1-5 $3,000 to donate the Cuddle Cot to the hospital in honor of Jonathan sion of a syringe. Both are Daily Three: 0-6-5 Evening Leon Stout, who died May 30, 2015, less than 25 hours after his birth. Level 6 felonies. Daily Four: 8-9-4-1 Pick 3: 8-2-4 Pictured with the Cuddle Cot are Jonathan’s parents Katie Runyon and She was at 2:14 p.m. into Quick Draw: 0 4-05-09- Pick 4: 7-0-4-5 Nick Stout and his sister Kadilynn. Jay County Jail and is 10-11-18-23-25-30-32-40-46- Pick 5: 9-0-5-3-8 being held there without 48-53-54-55-59-62-68-74 Rolling Cash 5: 05-12- bond. Evening 25-26-34 Daily Three: 1-1-2 Estimated jackpot: Daily Four: 5-4-0-8 $100,000 Quick Draw: 0 8-15-24- Classic Lotto: 02-24-29- Capsule Reports 28-33-35-36-38-43-44-45-48- 31-42-43 49-52-54-56-59-65-71-76 Kicker: 5-4-3-9-8-3 Went off road he was traveling west on county road the 2015 Chevrolet Silverado he was Cash 5: 0 3-04-09-15-29 Estimated jackpot: A Hartford City man went off the 200 North, near county road 500 driving went into the ditch and hit Estimated jackpot: $7.6 million road in the truck he was driving at West, when he looked down at his the embankment of a creek. The Sil - 11:01 p.m. Wednesday in Greene radio. When he looked back up, he verado is registered to Jonathan F. Township. was traveling into the ditch on the Kellogg, same address as the driver. Markets Kyle J. Kellogg, 19, 7086 S. 1200 south side of the road. He said he Damage is estimated between East, told Jay County Sheriff’s Office was unable to correct his path and $5,000 and $10,000. Closing prices as of Wednesday Trupointe Aug. corn ...... 4.36 Felony court news Fort Recovery Sept. corn ...... 4.35 Corn ...... 4.27 OWI days credit for time already interdiction and correction monitored home detention, July corn ...... 4.31 Central States Lamont A. Davis, 40, served, and assessed court fee of $200. As part of the assessed court costs of $183 Beans ...... 10.75 Montpelier Portland, was found guilty costs of $183. As part of the plea agreement, charges of and placed on formal pro - July crop ...... 10.72 Corn ...... 4.15 of operating a vehicle while plea agreement, charges maintaining a common bation for 10 months. Wheat ...... 4.34 July corn ...... 4.16 intoxicated, a Level 6 felony. possession of a narcotic nuisance and possession of Sept. crop ...... 4.39 Beans ...... 10.92 He was sentenced to 16 drug and possession of a precursor were dis - Syringe possession July beans ...... 10.87 months in Jay County Jail, marijuana were dismissed. missed. David L. Claytor, 39, Port - Cooper Farms Wheat ...... 4.56 given 104 days credit for 52 He also violated the land, was found guilty of Fort Recovery New crop ...... 5.05 days served, ordered to terms of his probation orig - Theft unlawful possession of a serve the remaining 16 inally imposed Sept. 17, Kristofer K. Hare, 24, syringe, a Level 5 felony. He Corn ...... 4.33 months less 104 days of his 2015, after a conviction of Portland, was found guilty was sentenced to three July corn ...... 4.34 The Andersons sentence, which began May possession of a narcotic of theft, a Level 6 felony. He years in the Indiana Oct. corn ...... 4.06 Richland Township 27, and receive day for day drug and resisting law was sentenced to 18 months Department of Correc - Wheat ...... 4.54 Corn ...... 4.14 credit, assessed court costs enforcement, both Level 6 in Jay County Jail with all tions, given credit from the July corn ...... 4.19 of $183.50 ordered to pay an felonies. He was sentenced but 143 days suspended, date of his arrest Feb. 3, POET Biorefining Beans ...... 10.92 alcohol and drug counter - to an additional 130 days of given 148 days credit for 74 assessed court costs of $183 Portland July beans ...... 10.92 measures fee of $200. The his one-year sentence to be days served, assessed court and ordered to pay a drug Corn ...... 4.30 Wheat ...... 4.44 court recommends the served consecutive to the costs of $183, ordered to abuse prosecution, inter - July corn ...... 4.34 July wheat ...... 4.59 Bureau of Motor Vehicles sentences imposed in the attend and pay for the diction and correction fee suspend his driver’s license other cases, ordered to moral recognition therapy of $200. As part of the plea for two years . serve the 130 days in Indi - program for $150 and agreement, charges of ana Department of Correc - placed on formal probation maintaining a common Hospitals Syringe possession tion and receive day-for-day for 13 months. nuisance, possession of Colton J. McCombs, 21, credit. methamphetamine and Jay County Dismissals Dunkirk, was found guilty Theft possession of marijuana Matthew E. Cline, 22, were dismissed. There were four dis - of possession of a syringe, Possession Hospital Portland, was found guilty missals. Level 6 felony. He was sen - Mason D. Emerick, 20, Portland tenced to two years in Indi - Pennville, was found guilty of theft, enhanced to a Dismissals Admissions ana Department of Correc - of possession of metham - Level 6 felony. He was sen - Jeremy Kelly, Portland, Emergencies tenced to one year in Jay operating a vehicle while There were four tion to be served consecu - phetamine, enhanced to a There were 33 treated Level 6 felony. He was sen - County Jail with all but 60 intoxicated, a Class C mis - admissions to the hos - tive to the sentences in the emergency rooms imposed out of Adams tenced to one year in Jay days suspended, given two demeanor, and operating a pital Wednesday. of JCH. Superior Court for posses - County Jail to be served days credit for one day vehicle with a blood alco - sion of cocaine, a Level 6 consecutive to a sentence served, ordered to serve the hol concentration of 0.15 felony, possession of a con - imposed after a conviction remaining 58 days of his percent or more, a Class A Citizen’s calendar trolled substance, a Class A of dealing methampheta - sentence on electronically misdemeanor. misdemeanor, possession mine, a Class B felony, of paraphernalia, a Class A given 28 days credit for 14 Monday Development Corpora - misdemeanor, auto theft, a days served, ordered to 9 a.m. — Jay County tion, Community Level 6 felony, posses - serve the remaining one Commissioners, com - Resource Center, 118 S. sion/display of ficti - year less 28 days of his sen - missioners’ room, Jay Meridian St., Portland. tious/suspended/altered tenced, which began May County Courthouse, 120 6 p.m. — Geneva driver’s license, a Class C 26, and receive day-for-day N. Court St., Portland. Town Council, town misdemeanor, and unlaw - credit, assessed court costs 5:30 p.m. — Portland hall, 411 E. Line St. ful possession of a syringe, of $183 and ordered to pay a City Council, council 7 p.m. — Portland a Level 6 felony, given 65 drug abuse, prosecution, chambers, fire station, Park Board, council chambers, fire station, 1616 N. Franklin St. 1616 N. Franklin St. 6 p.m. — Jay School 7 p.m. — Pennville OPEN HOUSE Board, administrative Town Board, town hall, Sunday June 5, 2016 • 1 to 3 pm. office, 1976 W. Tyson 105 N. Washington St. Road, Portland. 7 p.m. — Salamonia 715 W Main St Portland 7 p.m. — Dunkirk Pub - Town Board, school - • Charming Two bedroom lic Library Board, DPL, house community cen - one bath home 127 W. Washington St. ter. • Newly remodeled kitchen 7:30 p.m. — Fort • New roof, furnace, AC, electric Recovery Village Coun - Wednesday panel & wiring cil, village hall, 201 S. 1 p.m. — Jay County • One car attached garage Main St. Sheriff’s Office merit board, Jay County Sher - Ideal for the starter home Tuesday iff’s Office, 224 W. Water or the house to downsize to! 4 p.m. — Jay County St., Portland. CENTURY 21 ADVANCE REALTY Weather courtesy of American Profile Hometown Content Service Jack Houck 260.729.2164 The Commercial Review Thursday, June 2, 2016 Family Page 3 High school students make honor roll Students were named to the Travis Drumm, Kameron melgarn, Allison Hernandez, ley, Carissa Mercer, Brennan Robbins, Sophie Robbins, Tere - fourth cycle honor roll at Jay Edwards and Lexis Elston. Shelby Hiestand, Joseph Hilty, Miller, Caitlynn Miller, Dawn sa Romero, Elizabeth Rose, County High School. Also Emily Farmer, Gabriel Sarah Hilty and Mackenzie Minnick, Yuri Miyatsu and Kaitlyn Ruiz, Michael Freshman were Josie Adkins, Faulkner, Randi Ferguson, Hodge. Isaac Moeller. Schlechty, Ryan Schlechty and Kristy Alig, Storm Armstrong, Andrew Fluckiger, Huntyr Also Aria Hovis, Conner Also Benjamin Muhlenkamp, Lucas Schmit. Joseph Atienzo, Molly Ault, Flynn, Matthew Franks, Timo - Huey, Caitlin Hummer, Macken - Bradley Muhlenkamp, Caitlynn Also Joshua Schwartz, Sarah Ciara Bailey, Alexa Barrett, thy Frantz, Dawson Frasher, zie Hundley, Emiley Jackson, Muhlenkamp, Dillon Muh - Schwieterman, Andrew Sim - Skylar Baughn, Conner Benter, Daniel Fugiett, Lucas Gallegos Christian King, Calista Kirby, lenkamp, Kendra Muhlenkamp, mons, Samara Slade, Ivan Destiny Berry, Abigail Betts, Vargas, Kendal Garringer, Janae Kirby, David Kohler, Kevin Myers, Melissa Newton, Smeltzer, Catherine Stafford, Daniel Bracy, Rebecca Bruce, Madalyn Garringer, Wyatt Collin Kriegbaum, Olivia Kun - Xavier Ninde, Gwendolyn William Trammell, Lillian Karlie Bullard, Tessa Butcher Geesaman, Spencer Gillum, kler, Vivienne Kunkler, Samuel Omstead, Daniel Ostrowski, Trinidad, Samantha Twigg, and Katherine Byrum. Kaitlyn Grayson and Parker Lavy, Riley Leavell, Lynsey Lee - David Ostrowski, Matthew Laramie VanSkyock, Whitney Also Shelby Caldwell, Kelsey Grimes. son and Ian Liette. Paquette, Megan Patterson, Vaughn, Cherie Walter, Caleb Cassel, Sierra Caster, Trey Also Dara Grove, Olivia Gun - Also Kensey Litton, Logan Hannah Phillips and Maggie Webster, Skye Wimmer and Castillo, Chandler Chapman, drum, Austin Haffner, Alison Luedike, Cheyanne Madara, Pryor. Alexis Young. Elijah Corwin, Donald Coy, Harris, Katelyn Harris, Noah Carson Mader, Frida Marentes- Also Matalin Racster, Nicolas Sophomores, juniors and sen - Nathanael Day, Kailee Denney, Harris, Isaiah Hart, Keith Hart - Estrada, Bryce Marley, Luz Raines, Gavin Randall, Sidney iors named to the honor role Hanna Dillon, Clare Dirksen, ley, Candler Hedges, Klarisa Martinez, Ian McCombs, Mal - Reedy, Paul Reffitt II, Cody will be published on the Family Michael Dirksen, Kaitlyn Dow, Hemmelgarn, Thomas Hem - colm McIntire, Micaiah McKin - Richards, Isaac Robbins, Jaden page at a later date. Births Wenning Ezekiel Raymond, a son, was born May 6 at Mercer County Community Hos - pital in Coldwater, Ohio, to Jason and Olivia Wen - ning, Fort Recovery. He weighed 8 pounds, 1 1/2 ounces. Grandparents are Tony and Elaine Post and James and Mary Wenning, all of Fort Recovery. Great-grandparents are Dorothy Gaerke, Fort Recovery, Raymond and Mary Wenning, Coldwater,
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In Loving Memory Of Richard “Dick” Prescott June 8, 1931 Photo provided May 30, 2016 Circuit work Students from Kristen Gibson’s fifth grade class at Bloomfield Elementary spent time last month building circuit boards with the help of employees from Jay County REMC.
Be honest and then follow through Ric hard “Dick” Prescott, 84, of Leesburg, IN passed DEAR ABBY: I have been see - although you love him, you real- spend any MORE than $20 — and away on May 30, 2016. ing “Russell” for about a year. ize that as far as he’s concerned, not much less than $20. If you Last March he told me he had to you’re going cold turkey. THEN find something marked $20 and He was born on June 8, move in with his grandmother Dear DO IT. can get it for less, you are a wise 1931 in Union City, IN to because “he was the only bache - And if you haven’t already, see shopper — not a piker. P.S. You Henry & Helen (Potter) lor in the family who could take Abby your OB/GYN and ask to be can also just buy a $20 gift card Prescott. care of her.” Stupidly, I believed checked for STDs now that you and avoid the uncertainty. On December 18, 1954 him. know the “man” you’re in love DEAR ABBY: If a single he married Mary Hicks Not long after that, I found out with can’t be trusted. There’s an woman is having relations with a who survives. he had a pregnant girlfriend. I adage I’ll share because it applies married man, then she is known He was a 1949 graduate away from me again. How should to you: The truth will set you free. didn’t let on that I knew, and we as his mistress. But what do you of Madison Township High I confront him? I’m in love, con - DEAR ABBY: If your office or call a single man who is having didn’t see each other for about fused and heartbroken at the family has a $20 limit on gift relations with a married woman? School. He was a 1951 three months because he was same time. — FOOL IN LOVE IN exchanges, and you find a $20 gift Would he be a “mister” — or graduate of International “busy getting promoted at work.” MIAMI on sale for $10, is that considered what? — CURIOUS IN MACON, Business College, 1955 Now I have started seeing him DEAR F.I.L.: Try this — a full- a $20 gift or a $10 one? — PINCH - GA. graduate of Ball State Uni - again, and I just can’t seem to let frontal assault of plain honesty. ING PENNIES IN OHIO DEAR CURIOUS: He could be versity and a Lieutenant in it go. Tell him you know he slept with DEAR PINCHING: Prices are referred to as her lover or para- the Air Force. The problem is I still haven’t another woman and got her preg- so fluid during some of the holi- mour. According to the Urban He was an airline pilot for told Russell I know about the girl - nant, and that story he told you days that no one really knows the Dictionary, he could also be American Airlines for 25 friend and the baby. I’m not sure about his grandmother was pure true “value” of what’s being pur- called a “manstress.” (If there is years. He was an instructor how to go about letting him know guano. Tell him you know he has chased anymore. If there is a $20 financial support involved, then for the International Busi - I know what’s going on. I can’t stayed away because he preferred limit on what you’re supposed to he’s a gigolo and she’s a “sugar bear the thought of him walking to be with someone else. Say that spend, it means you shouldn’t mama.”) ness College for 5 years, and served in the National Guard as a Major. He is survived by his wife Community Calendar – Mary Prescott of Lees - Sudoku burg. 1 son – Michael Sudoku Puzzle #4018-M Notices will appear in CELEBRATE RECOV - month at Portland Lions (Joanna) Prescott of Syra - Community Calendar as ERY — A 12-step Christian Civic Center, 307 W. 100 cuse. 4 daughters – Sandra 1 23 space is available. To sub - recovery program, the North. The meal will be Screeton of Fort Wayne, mit an item, email Vir - group will meet at 10 a.m. served at 6:30 p.m. and the Vickie (Bill) Zimmer of 45 6 7 ginia Cline at and 6:30 p.m. each Thurs - meeting will begin at 7 Charlotte, NC, Lisa Glon [email protected]. day at A Second Chance At p.m. of Syracuse, and Lori Life Ministries, 109 S. Prescott of Syracuse. 5 Commerce St. in Portland. 8172Today Friday grandchildren – Lauren For more information, call CINCINNATUS LEAGUE (Michael) Honeycutt, Ha - 8 429 Judy Smith at (260) 726- — Will meet at noon Fri - 9187 or Dave Keen at (260) day at Harmony Café in ley Zimmer, Ashley 335-2152. Portland. (Michael) Martin, Sadie & 73RANDOLPH COUNTY Greyston Grumme. 4 TEA PARTY — Will meet Saturday greatgrandchildren. 2 2581 at 6:30 p.m. today at the ALCOHOLICS ANONY - brothers – Tom (Ellen) Moose Lodge, 181 N. Mid - MOUS — Will meet at 10 Prescott of Troy, OH, June 3 - 9, 2016 dle School Road in Win - 2 65 8 Teenage Mutant a.m. upstairs at True Harry (Diane) Prescott of chester. Value Hardware, North Union City, IN. 2 sisters – Ninja Turtles PORTLAND LIONS Meridian Street, Portland. 63 25 PG-13 NO PASSES Judy (Dick) Keltner of Fri- 6:15(2D) 8:45(3D) CLUB — Will meet the For more information, call Odessa, FL, and Becky Sat- 3:15(2D) 5:45(3D) 8:30(3D) first Thursday of the (260) 729-2532. 794 Sun- 3:15(2D) 5:45(3D) (Don) Owens of Easley, S 9 M & W- 6:15(3D) SC.
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3 and Syracuse. © 2009 Hometown Content www.townesquarecinema.com The Commercial Review Page 4 Opinion Thursday, June 2, 2016 Series will feature local attractions Summer is here. Fountain City and a former semi - own backyard” — will take a look backstory, an exhibit that For several years, The Com - nary near Carthagena, Ohio, got at some of the places in and deserves to be detailed or a nature mercial Review has incorporated a lot of positive comments, there around Jay County that could trail that is off the beaten path. a summer series into its publish - were also some murmurs under easily provide a summer after - Publisher Jack Ronald will ing schedule. Stories on a set Editorial the surface. noon of entertainment for a fam - kick off the series Saturday, and topic or theme run on Saturday Why, some wondered, direct ily. it will continue for the next 10 to mornings from early June until locals to sites outside of The But we won’t just tell you about 12 weeks with everyone on The late August. Commercial Review’s readership Arts Place, the Glass Museum or CR’s editorial staff taking part. Last year, our focus was on the area? Why not highlight some of Loblolly Marsh, all of which are We hope you enjoy being 40th anniversary of high school within a reasonable driving dis - the treasures we have right here on our list of potential sites. reminded about some of our consolidation in Jay County. tance — about 60 miles — that at home that are sometimes over - We’re sure most readers know local treasures. It’s good to get One of our more popular series would make a day trip for a fami - looked? those places exist. away, but it’s important to was “Trips on a Tank.” With 2012 ly. We decided that they had a Instead, we’ll try to tell you remember there’s more to do gas prices soaring, each member But while the series, which point. So this summer, we’re something about them that you right here at home than we some - of The CR’s staff took it upon included a sunken garden in going to do just that. may not know. Maybe there’s a times realize. themselves to find an attraction Huntington, an historic site in Our summer series — “In our piece of art with an interesting Have a great summer. — R.C. Locker room poses no worry By LEONARD PITTS JR. Tribune Content Agency Dear Roz: OK, I think I have an Leonard answer for you. But I must say, your email, Pitts Jr. which I highlighted in this space a few weeks back, had me stumped for awhile. That’s why I asked readers to weigh in And that can leave you on the question you vulnerable to demagogic posed. lawmakers who see Namely, how should potential votes in your you, a self-described left- anxiety and irresolution. wing progressive and That’s the story of supporter of gay rights, North Carolina and other respond if ever you find states where new laws yourself sharing the raise the specter of police locker room at the public officers stationed outside pool with a transgender every public toilet to look woman who still has up your dress or down male reproductive equip - your pants to ensure your ment? sex parts correspond to You wrote: “I have no the gender of the rest - problem with trans peo - room. We are told they’re ple of whatever biology passing these laws to or stage of transition in deter child molesters. bathroom stalls, but what But, Roz, how many about locker rooms, children have you heard Money flows across borders where nudity is normal? I about being targeted by would be very uncomfort - cross-dressing rapists? By ANDREW SELEE computers and smartphones — is able if I was unclothed Statistically, wouldn’t Special to The Washington Post actually built in large part out of and someone two feet those kids be in greater In 2006, Hazleton, Pennsylvania, American-manufactured parts. The away from me took off danger from priests and, became the center of the national Andrew number is 25 percent for Canada, their clothes and a penis well, demagogic lawmak - debate about illegal immigration. which is part of many of the same appeared.” ers? While we’re on the Faced with an influx of immi - Selee supply chains, but is only 2 to 5 per - Roz, the response from subject, which would be grants, many of them from Mexico, cent for the European Union, India, many readers can be more disruptive: the per - it was the first city to pass local China and South Korea. In North summed up as follows: son who presents as a ordinances that banned hiring or America, we don’t compete for jobs Relax. You have nothing man in every visible renting to unauthorized immi - industry leaders not only in bread, as much as we build things togeth - to worry about. aspect who enters the grants. Although the courts eventu - er. John from Butte wrote, men’s room, or that same ally struck down the ordinances, tortillas and wraps, but also in milk and dairy products — thanks to Of course, some manufacturing “Please tell Roz that the person strolling into the Hazleton’s city council had accu - jobs have shifted south, at the same estimated 700,000 to ladies’ restroom? rately captured the fears that many Borden Milk, owned by Mexico’s Lala, the second-largest producer time that others have been created 2,000,000 transgender peo - Again, things have a Americans had about the wave of north of the border. Mexico’s lower ple in the USA are using way of becoming obvious unauthorized immigration then of dairy products in the United States — and in hot dogs and lunch wage costs have made the country showers and locker if you just stop and think. coming from south of the border, attractive for some large assembly rooms very well today That’s why we are often fears that still echo in this year’s meat, where Mexico’s Sigma Foods sells its American-made products operations, while much of the spe - just as they have for encouraged not to. After election campaigns. cialized production of parts still many years and she does - all, thinking people are But t10 years later, illegal immi - under the Bar-S and Fud labels. Mexico’s America Movil owns the takes place in the United States. But n’t even know about it. less likely to let them - gration from Mexico has dropped to more important, the integrated sup - selves be stampeded into largest prepaid wireless service in The fact she doesn’t know historic lows, while Hazleton has ply chains that stretch from Mexico sweeping, vote-getting become the center of another, the United States, TracFone, while is proof that transgender through the United States to Cana - restrictions based on newer — and perhaps more surpris - Mexico’s Cemex is the second- people are discreet, sensi - da have helped keep major manu - tive and careful.” vague, unfounded fears ing — flow from Mexico. Instead of largest cement manufacturer in the facturing industries in North Robyn, a transgender of what could happen. people coming across the border in country, literally helping build the America rather than moving across woman from greater Not “has happened,” large numbers, now products and foundations of America’s cities and the ocean, and they have made Richmond, said that, mind you. Not even “will investments are flowing north. And towns. these industries increasingly com - “Revealing the mysteries happen.” in and around Hazleton, at least And while U.S. automakers have that lie beneath the sur - “Could” happen. four of the region’s main manufac - transferred some of their manufac - petitive in the global market. face is not something I’m What conservative turing plants are owned by Mexican turing operations to Mexico, large Today, millions of American jobs even remotely inclined to advocates of, ahem, companies, which have hired thou - Mexican auto-parts companies such are tied directly or indirectly to consider. Until the day “small government” sands of American workers to pro - as Nemak, which produces the alu - these two flows — Mexican direct arrives that I am comfort - never seem to appreciate duce some of the U.S. market’s best- minum engine blocks and heads investment in U.S.-based manufac - able my naked appear - is that, left to their own loved products. used in a quarter of all light vehi - turing and joint manufacturing ance will seamlessly devices, good people usu - In 2009, the U.S. division of Mexi - cles around the world, and Rassini, between the two countries (or often blend in with the other ally find ways to figure co City-based Grupo Bimbo, the one of the world’s largest brake and three countries, with Canada ladies present, you will this sort of stuff out, to largest bread producer in the world, suspension manufacturers, have included). And in the future, these not find me in a locker make accommodations started the first of its two large started manufacturing operations flows are likely to continue to room. To do so would that allow locker rooms, plants in Hazleton that produce and here, in places such as Glasgow, increase — to the benefit of work - undermine every other restrooms and other pub - package its leading brands such as Kentucky; Dickson, Tennessee; ers in both countries. At a time effort I make to be nor - lic facilities to function Sara Lee, Orowheat, Stroehmann’s, Montpelier, Ohio; and Plymouth, when American manufacturing is mal.” smoothly without heavy- Arnold, Freihofer’s, Brownberry, Michigan. in decline overall, our trade and A reader named Lind - handed government guid - Boboli Pizza Crust and Thomas’ Mexico is also the United States’ investment relationship with Mexi - sey agreed: “As a trans - ance. English Muffins. More recently, third-largest trading partner and co may be one of the few bright gender woman (albeit one So, Roz, in the unlikely Mission Foods, owned by Mexico’s second-leading destination for spots. beginning her transition event you ever encounter Gruma, built and later expanded a exports after Canada. But unlike In Hazleton, once a declining to womanhood), I can tell that penis you fear, I am plant in nearby Mountain View that U.S. trade with the rest of the world, town where rising immigration you there is not one pre- confident you and its makes tortillas and health-food many of the manufactured goods fueled division among townspeople, op transwoman that will owner will work some - wraps. And Arca Continental, a that flow across the border with the economy has begun to grow willingly expose herself thing out. And I’ll bet you Mexican snack-food company based Mexico are products that U.S. and again, and, like in many cities and to others in a locker room won’t need any lawmak - in Monterrey, acquired Wise Foods Mexican firms assemble together in towns across the country, Mexico, a or fitting area.” er’s help to do it. in Berwick, Pennsylvania, only a shared supply chains. According to next-door neighbor, has played a Reading their emails, •••••••••• few minutes away, to produce potato Chris Wilson at the Woodrow Wil - small but largely unnoticed part in Roz, it struck me how Pitts is a columnist for chips and Cheez Doodles. son Center, 40 percent of the con - that revival. obvious the answers The Miami Herald. He At a time when few Mexicans are tent in finished goods that Mexico •••••••••• seemed in hindsight. But won a Pulitzer Prize for coming to the United States as exports to the United States is actu - Selee, executive vice president of then, when a thing is Commentary in 2004. immigrants, Mexican investors ally made in the United States. the Wilson Center, was the founding alien to your experience, Readers may contact him have started pouring billions of dol - In other words, much of what is director of the Wilson Center’s it’s often hard to think via e-mail at lars into the U.S. economy. Today, assembled in Mexico — including Mexico Institute. Follow him on past the newness of it. [email protected]. Mexican companies are among the cars, trains, helicopters, planes, Twitter @SeleeAndrew. The Commercial Review US PS 125820 HUGH N. RONALD (1911-1983), Publisher Emeritus
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The Commercial Review Thursday, June 2, 2016 Indiana/World Page 5 Dead tigers found in monastery By BEN GUARINO attracting tourists en masse as On its Facebook page, the revealed a collection of fangs, fur mals and as he had no previous The Washington Post well as controversy. monks denied any impropriety, patches and a pair of whole tiger experience in looking after large When Thai officials cracked Though officials were sur - saying that freezing the bodies pelts. carnivores,” the website writes, open a freezer in the Buddhist prised to find the cubs’ corpses was a practice instituted by a vet - The temple opened in 1994, in “he had to learn on the job.” monastery’s kitchen on Wednes - during this week’s investigation, erinarian who had previously an area of Thailand close to wild The abbot was, it seems, a fast day, they were greeted by a blast the incident had a long-burning worked at the monastery, possi - tiger habitat. It remained free of learner. The monks became pro - of chill air and an unnerving wick. The temple’s two-decades- bly “to combat the allegations” big cats for its first five years, ficient tiger breeders and even sight: the bodies of 40 frozen long history is marred by accusa - that the temple had sold dead until February 1999. The monks better entrepreneurs. By 2016, tiger cubs. In any other kitchen tions that the monks had bred the cubs and tiger parts. rescued a tiger cub from an afflu - more than 130 cats had been in any other monastery, dozens tigers for profit, hid missing ani - During the raid, however, offi - ent Bangkok resident, after a recorded living at the temple, per of dead endangered animals in mals and fueled the wildlife trade. cials say they nabbed a monk taxidermist botched an attempt a BBC report. Ticket prices run cold storage would be a complete - “We don’t know why the tem - who had loaded his car with tiger to kill and stuff the animal. between $17 — for a selfie and a ly bizarre sight. ple decided to keep these cubs in parts while attempting to escape Though that cub died shortly walk with a leashed cat — to the But the Tiger Temple, in Kan - the freezer,” Thailand’s Depart - the zoo. “Today we found tigers thereafter, locals began to deliver deluxe $140-package that allows chanaburi, Thailand, is far from ment of National Parks official skins and amulets in a car which other cubs taken from poachers, visitors to nurse young cubs. a typical Buddhist temple. Until Anusorn Noochdumrong told the was trying to leave a temple,” according to a history of the Each year, the Tiger Temple wildlife authorities took action Associated Press. “We will collect Anusorn told the Agence France- Tiger Temple published on its makes about $5.7 million in ticket this week, more than 100 tigers these carcasses for DNA analy - Presse today. Inspection of the website. sales, Thai officials told the New lived under the monks’ care, sis.” monks’ living quarters also “The Abbot welcomed the ani - York Times. In review Police identify Flooded PARIS — Floods dev - UCLA shooter astated regions across By AMANDA LEE MYERS fied what Little League was France on Wednesday and CHRISTINE ARMARIO all about: character, — in some areas, the Associated Press courage and loyalty.” worst seen in a century LOS ANGELES — Police “He had a special rela - or more. The Seine today identified the man tionship with his son River overflowed its they say carried out a mur - through baseball, was a banks, one French der-suicide that took the great coach, spent count - town was evacuated, life of an engineering pro - less hours on the field with travelers trapped on a fessor at UCLA. the boys and girls of El submerged highway The shooter was Mainak Segundo Little League,” were rescued by sol - Sarkar, said Officer Jenny Gianusso said. diers and boat cruises Houser, a city police The initial reports from in Paris were can - spokeswoman. Sarkar is the scene set off wide - celled. listed on a UCLA website spread fears of an attempt - Meteorologists said as a member of a computa - ed mass shooting on cam - more bad news is com - tional biomechanics pus, bringing a response of ing — the waters are research group run by the hundreds of heavily armed expected to keep rising victim, a professor of bio - officers who swarmed the for days. mechanical engineering. campus. Drenched tourists The shooting Wednesday Groups of officers were rearranging brought a massive police stormed into buildings that plans, schools in one response and widespread had been locked down and region were shut down fear of an active shooter cleared hallways as police and the French govern - Associated Press/Pablo Martinez Monsivais among tens of thousands helicopters hovered over - ment pressed to rescue of people at the university. head. thousands of people President Barack Obama greets a guest in the audience Wednesday Now fear has shifted to sad - Advised by university trapped in homes or after speaking at Concord Community High School in Elkhart, Ind. ness as many lament the text alerts to turn out the cars in provincial death of a professor who lights and lock the doors towns. worked on computer mod - where they were, many stu - els of the human heart who dents let friends and family was also a doting father know they were safe in Proposing Visits ... who coached his young NEW YORK — Fed - social media posts. Some Continued from page 1 favoritism, which has limited his ability son’s baseball team. described frantic evacua - eral regulators are pro - “It’s because it has worked to get them to engage in the campaign. posing a significant Bill Klug, a professor of tion scenes, while others votes.” Obama predicted that his party’s pri - mechanical engineering, wrote that their doors clampdown on payday When Obama came to Elkhart seven mary was “almost over” and said he’d lenders and other was gunned down in an weren’t locking and posted years ago on his first major presidential have plenty of time to campaign for the engineering building office photos of photocopiers and providers of high- trip, the unemployment rate was soaring nominee. He said the Democratic con - interest loans, saying Wednesday, according to a foosball tables they used as and the White House struggling to secure tender should be clear by next week, fol - law enforcement official barricades. borrowers need to be support for injecting hundreds of billions lowing June 7 primaries in California, protected from prac - with knowledge of the After about two hours, of federal dollars into the economy. New Jersey and elsewhere. investigation but not city Police Chief Charlie tices that wind up turn - Though the economy has improved meas - He also offered a few subtle nods of ing into “debt traps” authorized to publicly dis - Beck said it was a murder- urably, Republicans have been reluctant approval for the Democrats. Obama cuss it. suicide and declared the for many. to give Obama credit. praised Clinton’s husband, former Presi - The Consumer Finding the gunman’s threat over. Two men were As Obama returned to Indiana, GOP dent Bill Clinton, for cutting federal motive in killing Klug will dead, and authorities Financial Protection Gov. Mike Pence said the state had recov - deficits, and railed against a system be foremost in the investi - found a gun and what Bureau’s proposed reg - ered “in spite of Obama’s policies” — not rigged for the uber-rich in an implicit gation as it continues today. might be a suicide note, he ulations, announced because of them. And the Republican embrace of Sanders’ campaign mantra. Classes at the University said. today, seek to tackle a National Committee dismissed his visit The president’s approval ratings have of California, Los Angeles few common com - as a “campaign trip” designed to help finally improved to levels where his fel - It was the week before campus resumed today for plaints about the pay - Hillary Clinton sell a weak Obama record low Democrats feel comfortable running final exams at UCLA, most of the school, and on day lending industry. as if it were “really a success story.” on his policies, especially on the economy. whose 43,000 students The CFPB is propos - So with all the vigor he displayed on the Clinton has proposed steps that build Monday for the engineer - make it the largest cam - ing that lenders must campaign trail years ago, Obama attempt - directly on Obama’s actions while ing department, whose stu - pus in the University of conduct what’s known ed a nearly line-by-line takedown of Sanders has praised his accomplish - dents and faculty were California system. as a “full-payment claims Republicans have made about his ments. coming to grips with his Those locked down test.” policies holding the economy back. He Yet Obama and his aides have long sig - loss. inside classrooms dismissed those GOP voices as “anti-gov - naled frustration that as the economy has “Bill was an absolutely described a nervous calm. ernment, anti-immigrant, anti-trade and improved, the public’s perception of his wonderful man, just the Some said they had to rig Urged let’s face it, anti-change.” decision-making hasn’t tracked the same nicest guy you would ever the doors closed with TIRANA, Albania — “My bigger point is to bust this myth of trajectory. Opposition to the president has want to meet,” said a col - whatever was at hand The European Union crazy, liberal government spending,” been particularly unrelenting in conser - laborator, UCLA Professor because they would not has urged Albania to Obama said. “Government spending is vative stretches of the Midwest like Indi - Alan Garfinkel. “Devoted lock. complete a package of not what is squeezing the middle class.” ana, which Obama won in 2008 but lost family man, superb mentor Umar Rehman, 21, was judicial reforms if it He avoided mentioning Donald Trump decisively four years later. and teacher to so many stu - in a math sciences class - wants to launch full by name, but was met with shouts of Elkhart County Commissioner Mike dents. He was my close col - room adjacent to Engi - membership talks with “Donald’s crazy” from some of the 2,000 Yoder, a Republican, paused for 15 sec - league and friend. Our neering IV, the building the bloc. people packed in a brightly lit gymnasi - onds and laughed when asked whether research together was to where the shooting took Referencing Alba - um. Asked later why he rarely mentions Obama deserved any credit for the recov - build a computer model of place. The buildings are nia’s upcoming appear - Trump’s name, Obama said the business - ery. the heart, a 50 million vari - connected by walkway ance in soccer’s Euro - man is better at marketing himself than “At the bottom of the day, I think most able ‘virtual heart’ that bridges near the center of pean Championship in the Democratic candidates. elected officials — and I’m guessing the could be used to test the 419-acre campus. France, the EU’s top “You know he seems to do a good job president would say this himself — that it drugs.” “We kept our eye on the official for enlarge - mentioning his own name,” Obama said is the local communities and the local Peter Gianusso, who door. We knew that some - ment Johannes Hahn, in a town hall meeting hosted by “PBS businesses and workers that really are the headed the El Segundo Lit - body eventually could said “the coming days NewsHour.” “So, you know, I figured I’ll major reason that a community will turn tle League where Klug come,” he said, acknowl - will be decisive let him do his advertising.” around,” Yoder said. coached, said he “exempli - edging the terror he felt. whether Albania will Republicans have mostly settled on Obama said he had returned to Elkhart advance in the Euro Trump as their nominee, albeit begrudg - “precisely because this county votes Championship or stays ingly, while Clinton and Bernie Sanders Republican.” in the group stage.” continue competing for the Democratic “I definitely got whupped here in 2012. I nomination. Though White House aides know I don’t poll all that well in this coun - Designated are eager to see the primary wrapped up, ty,” Obama said. “So I’m not here looking WASHINGTON — Obama has tried to avoid showing for votes.” The United States on Wednesday proposed new restrictions to Family LifeCare Employment close off North Korea’s Recalls ... Opportunities access to the interna - Continued from page 1 down our heads in embar - tional financial system Turkish President rassment.” Positions: and to prevent the Recep Tayyip Erdogan Armenia’s foreign minis - Team Specialist - LPN reclusive communist said that “this decision ter welcomed the vote. country from using Call Brenda or Email cover will seriously impact Historians estimate that letter and resume to banks to launder Turkish-German rela - up to 1.5 million Armeni - money that could be tions.” ans were killed by Ottoman [email protected] used for its nuclear Speaking during a visit Turks around the time of weapons program. to Kenya, Erdogan said World War I, an event Aides - CNA The Treasury recalling the ambassador viewed by many scholars Call Susan or Email Department declared for consultations was a as the 20th century’s first cover letter and resume to North Korea a “prima - “first step” and that the genocide. ry money laundering Turkish government Turkey denies that the [email protected] concern,” the latest would consider further killings that started in 1915 step toward severing steps to be taken in were genocide and con - U.S. banking relation - response to the vote. tends the dead were vic - ships with North Korea Turkish Prime Minister tims of civil war and and deepening its eco - Binali Yildirim called the unrest. Ankara also insists nomic isolation. U.S. German decision a “his - the death toll has been banks are generally toric error.” inflated. prohibited now from Yildirim said that Turk - Merkel was not present dealing with North ish people take pride in in for today’s vote. Her foreign Korea. their past and that “there minister, who like Merkel 108 S. Jefferson St. —Associated Press is no event in our past that backed the motion, was on Berne, IN 46711 would cause us to bow a trip to Latin America. 1-800-355-2817 The Commercial Review Page 6 Church Thursday, June 2, 2016
Area churches are listed with location, pastor and phone number, as well as email address and Web site where available. Hopewell hosts missionary All services are Sunday, unless otherwise indicat - Hopewell of Life Ministries through sixth grade students and ed. will take a week off from its regu - will be from 6 to 9 p.m. daily with This Area lar Wednesday Bible study to hear Church a family night at 9 p.m. June 10. Church page is Asbury United a presentation from a missionary. The church is located at 4527 E. made possible Methodist Rev. Ken Kelley of Southwest roundup 1000 North, Union City. 204 E. Arch St., Portland Indian Missionary Association through Tim Dilley will present a program at 7 p.m. Free meal the courtesy of (260) 726-8464 Wednesday at Hopewell. Bread of Life Community Fam - The organization is involved in Services: 8 a.m., 10:15 Nazarene will host a blood drive ily Meal will be served from 5:30 the following missionary work in the south - a.m. Monday. to 6:30 p.m. Monday at Asbury western United States and Mexi - sponsors! Sunday school: 9 a.m. The Red Cross Blood Mobile United Methodist Church, 204 E. Director of youth and co. Hopewell is located on county will be at the church’s family cen - Arch St., Portland. young adult ministries: road 200 South 2 miles east of ter from noon to 6 p.m. Monday. Everyone is welcome to share a Julie Tarr Indiana 1. The church is located at 401 E. meal and conversation. The meal asburyministries.org Boundary St. in Fort Recovery. this week will be prepared and Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to Men to meet served by Zion Lutheran and 4 p.m. Monday through Fri - Jay County Men of Prayer will Hosting VBS Redeemer Lutheran churches. day meet at 8:30 a.m. Saturday in the Bryant Wesleyan Church and “Moments of Devotion” fellowship hall at Portland Praise Chapel will each host Movie set can be heard each Sunday Church of the Nazarene. vacation Bible school beginning Evangelical Methodist Church, at 7 a.m. on WPGW radio. Breakfast will be provided, 930 W. Main St., Portland, will The church has a nursery Monday. with time for fellowship, worship, VBS at Bryant Wesleyan will host a community movie night available. learning and prayer to follow. The June 3. Handicapped accessible. run from 6 to 8:30 p.m. daily church is located at 920 S. Shank beginning Monday and continu - The movie “Where was God? St., Portland. ing through June 10. It is for chil - Stories of Hope After the Storm” Banner Christian dren ages 3 through 12. will be shown at 7 p.m. For more Assembly of God Chance to give The Praise Chapel VBS, information, call Pastor Steve 1217 W. Votaw St., Port - Fort Recovery Church of the themed “CaveQuest,” is for pre-K Arnold at (260) 251-0970. land Michael Burk (260) 726-4282 Services: 10:30 a.m. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school: 9:15 a.m. Erastus United (419) 375-2860 Geneva Nazarene Executive Director, Bible study: 6:30 p.m. Nursery care is provided Methodist Services: 10:30 a.m. 225 Decatur St., Geneva Jenny Knox, LPN Wednesday for children age 5 and Erastus-Durbin Road, Bible classes: 9:30 a.m. Brenda Haddix younger. www.fccftrecovery.org (260) 346-2172 Call us or visit to find out more A nursery and children’s Celina, Ohio church are available. Handicapped accessible. Allan Brown A nursery is provided. Services: 10 a.m., 6 p.m. 260-726-3577 (419) 678-2071 Sunday school: 9 a.m. 745 Patriot Drive Bellefountain United Church of Services: 9 a.m. First Community Prayer meeting: 7 p.m. Portland, IN Methodist the Living God Sunday school: 8:30 a.m. Baptist Wednesday 440 S. 600 East South Broad Street, Assistant pastor: Rev. 341 S. Meridian St., Red - Gordon Jackson Dunkirk David Gordon key Gilead Church Williamson, Services: 9 a.m. Rev. Theodore Wagoner Everett Bilbrey Jr. County road 650 North, Sunday school: 10 a.m. Services: 7 p.m., 7 p.m. Evangelical Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 one-quarter mile east of Spencer & Penrod Friday Methodist p.m. Balbec Funeral Homes, Inc. Bethel United Sunday school: 9:45 a.m. 930 W. Main St., Portland Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Services: 10:30 a.m. “River of Life” may be Prayer service: 7 p.m. Todd & Rob Penrod Methodist Steve Arnold Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Indiana 167, 4 miles heard each Sunday at 8 (260) 251-0970 Wednesday “Serving As We north of Dunkirk a.m. on WPGW radio sta - Services: 10:20 a.m., 6 Radio broadcast “Gospel Grace Bible Would Be Served” Scott McClain tion. p.m. Truth” can be heard on P.O. Box 67 Sunday at 1:30 p.m. on From 2 Convenient Locations Services: 10:45 a.m. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. 6626 Village Way, Berne Clear Creek Bible study: 6 p.m. WPGW. PORTLAND (260) 726-7111 Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Jeff Gaskill Bible study: 7 p.m. Tues - Congregational Wednesday (260) 589-2687 PENNVILLE (260) 731-8811 day Christian The church radio broad - First Free Will Services: 10 a.m., 6 p.m. 5016 N. U.S. 27, Winches - cast can be heard at 9:15 Baptist Sunday school: 9 a.m. Bluff Point Friends ter a.m. Saturday on WPGW. 12369 W. 600 South, Bible study: 7 p.m. Behind every project is a 80 E. 650 South Tom Sells Handicapped accessible. Dunkirk Wednesday Services: 10 a.m. (765) 584-1564 Justin Simos Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Services: 9:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Fairview United Services: 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Harvest Time Bible Portland True Value Wednesday Methodist/Jay County Sunday school: 10 a.m. 11015 S. 600 East, Key - Boundary St. Paul Sunday school: 10:45 a.m. 2875 E. 200 South Prayer service: 6 p.m. stone, Wells County Shop Local Corner of Treaty Line Gordon Jackson Wednesday Tony Robles Save Time • Save Money Road and county road 300 Collett Nazarene Lay leader: Beth Stephen (260) 273-0877 (260) 726-9184 First Missionary (260) 726-6263 East 450 South, 1 mile west of Services: 10 a.m. Ava Gannon U.S. 27 Services: 10:15 a.m. 950 S. U.S. 27, Berne Bible study: 7 p.m. 1100 N. Meridian St. (260) 726-2373 Billy Stanton Sunday school: 9:15 a.m. Rev. Don Williams Thursday Portland, IN Services: 9:30 a.m. (260) 251-2403 Handicapped accessible. (260) 589-2991 Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Services: 9 a.m., 10:15 Fairview United Hickory Grove Bryant Wesleyan p.m. a.m. Church of SUMAN BROS. 209 S. Hendricks St. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Methodist/ Sunday school: 8 a.m., 9 Bible study: 6:30 p.m. Randolph County a.m., 10:15 a.m. the Brethren Paul VanCise Indiana 1 and Indiana 26 PIZZA (260) 997-6231 Wednesday Indiana 28, 2 miles east www.fmcberne.com Youth director: Cassi of Albany Earl Doll Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 (260) 731-4477 PORTLAND p.m. Alberson Ryan Campbell First Presbyterian Services: 10:30 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. A nursery and children’s (765) 256-0331 402 N. Ship St., Portland 260-766-4530 Sunday school: 9:25 a.m. bryantwesleyan@embar church are available. Services: 9:30 a.m. C. Stanley Gockel, inter - PENNVILLE qmail.com The church accepts non- Sunday School: 8:45 to im pastor There is also children’s perishable food items, soap 9:15 a.m. (260) 726-8462 High Street United 260-731-2044 church, “The Garden”, for and paper products for the Bible study: 6:30 p.m. Services: 9:30 a.m. Methodist preschoolers and a staffed food bank. Wednesday www.firstpcportland.org 435 High St., Geneva nursery. Handicapped accessible. A nursery is available. A nursery is provided. Rev. Michele Isch Handicapped accessible. Handicapped accessible. (260) 368-7233 Cornerstone Baptist Faith Evangelical Services: 9 a.m. Calvary United 211 E. Main St., Portland 9560 W. 200 South, Fort Recovery Sunday school: 10:15 Methodist Wayne Ward Dunkirk Church of Christ a.m. 301 N. Main St., Dunkirk (260) 726-7714 Harold Miller 501 S. Wayne St. Susan Durovey-Antrim Services: 10 a.m. (260) 894-2257 (419) 852-9527 Holy Trinity Catholic (765) 499-0368 Sunday school: 9 a.m. Services: 10:30 a.m. Services: 9:30 a.m. 7321 E. Indiana 67, Services: 10 a.m. Services can be seen on Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Bible class: 10:30 a.m. Bryant susan.duroveyantrim@i cable channel 7 on Sundays Prayer/Bible study: 6:30 [email protected] Rev. David Hoying, numc.org at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. and p.m. Wednesday fortrecoverycofc.org C.PP.S. 217 E. Pearl St. Monday and Friday at 7 A nursery is available. Services: 7:30 a.m. and p.m. Portland, IN Center United Fort Recovery 9:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Satur - A nursery is provided. Family day (260) 726-2833 Methodist Handicapped accessible. Church of the County road 500 West Worship Center Nazarene Confessions are heard and Indiana 26 200 E. Elder St., Portland on Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Cross Community 401 E. Boundary St., Fort Bruce Stong David Wade Recovery and 8:30 p.m. or by request. (765) 768-7540 Church (260) 726-4844 Rev. Dennis Kelley Services: 9 a.m. 315 W. Main St., Berne Services: 11 a.m. (419) 375-4680 Hopewell of Life Sunday school: 10 a.m. Rev. Joseph Gerkin Bible study: 9:45 a.m. Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Ministries (interim pastor) Service: 7:30 p.m. p.m.; 7 p.m. Wednesday County road 200 South, 2 Church of Jesus (260) 589-2752 Wednesday Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. miles east of Indiana 1 Christ Services: 10 a.m. Associate pastor: Sue [email protected] Rev. Ruth Funk Sunday school: 9 a.m. Wade of Latter-Day Saints (260) 251-8581 Bible study: 7 p.m. http://www.thefamily - Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Indiana 167, between 150 worshipcenter.org Fort Recovery United Wednesday p.m. and 200 South, Dunkirk Radio broadcasts can be Methodist [email protected] Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Services: 10 a.m. A staffed nursery is heard at 8:30 and 9 a.m. on 309 E. Boundary St., Fort available for children age 3 Sunday on WPGW-AM and Recovery Church of the Living and younger. FM. Rev. Allan Brown Immaculate God (Miracle Handicapped accessible. (419) 678-2071 Conception Catholic Missions, Inc.) Deerfield United Services: 9 a.m. 506 E. Walnut St., Port - 8472 S. 800 East, Union Methodist Fellowship Baptist Assistant pastor: David land The Gordon Robert Moran City U.S. 27, south of Indiana 289 S. 200 West Services: 10:30 a.m. 28 Hugh Kelly (260) 726-7341 Full Gospel Services: 8 a.m., 10 a.m.; Theatre Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Belinda Pinkstaff (260) 726-8895 (765) 789-4511 Services: 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Lighthouse 5:30 p.m. Saturday Call for Church of God Services: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school: 9 a.m. Tabernacle Bible study: 11:10 a.m. of Prophecy [email protected] Assistant pastor: Mitch 468 E. Washington St., Sunday movie info 797 N. Creagor Ave., Port - Corwin Dunkirk CCD: 7 p.m. Wednesday 260-726-RITZ (7489) land Dunkirk Nazarene Handicapped accessible. Robert Thomas Nanette Weesner 226 E. Center St., (765) 348-4620 Integris Community www.ritzportland.com (260) 766-9334 (24-hour Dunkirk First American Services: 9:30 a.m., 6:30 601 N. Charles St., Port - calls and texts) Tom Fett Baptist p.m., 6:30 p.m. Thursday land Services: 10 a.m., 6 p.m. (765) 768-6199 427 S. Main St., Dunkirk Greg Haisley Bible study: 6 p.m. Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Dan Coffman Geneva First United (765) 283-6315 MAY [email protected] FINANCIAL Thursday p.m. (765) 768-7157 Methodist GROUP, INC. www.portlandcogop.org Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Services: 10:40 a.m., 5 100 W. Line St., Geneva Services: 6 p.m. Satur - [email protected] p.m. day; 6 p.m. Tuesday LIFE • HEALTH Prayer service and chil - Barry McCune EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Handicapped accessible. dren’s ministry: 7 p.m. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. (260) 368-7655 www.integrischurch.com MEDICARE Bible study: 7 p.m. SUPPLEMENTS Wednesday Services: 9:30 a.m. ANNUITIES Church of Children’s pastor: Gloria Wednesday Sunday school: 10:45 a.m. Kingsley Full Gospel JEFF HALL the Brethren Hamilton Bible study: 7 p.m. Mon - 4030 S. 700 East, your hometown agent Floral and Chicago Dunkirk Food Pantry, First Church of day (for women) Dunkirk for 25 years (260) 729-5200 avenues, Portland located at the church, is Christ Lord’s Table Food Pantry Stuart Phillips 127 W. Main Street Kevin McClung open the second and fourth 1049 Union City Road, is open each Wednesday Services: 9:30 a.m. and 6 Portland, IN (260) 729-7295 Thursday of each month Fort Recovery from 5:30 to 7 p.m. p.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services: 10 a.m. from 1 to 3 p.m. David J. Nicholson Handicapped accessible. See page 7 The Commercial Review Thursday, June 2, 2016 Church Page 7
Continued from page 6 Latter Day Saints Indiana 167, 2 miles north of Dunkirk Mike Baker Rabbis support rights (765) 760-2432 Services: 10 a.m. By JULIE ZAUZMER The Rabbinical Assembly called Religion and Faith Program Man - Sunday school: 11:15 The Washington Post on synagogues, camps, schools ager, said that among Christian This Area a.m. An influential body of rabbis and other institutions affiliated denominations, the Episcopal Church page is passed a resolution last week call - Youth: 6:30 p.m. Wednes - with the Conservative movement Church, United Church of Christ made possible day ing for synagogues to be “explicit - to make sure their facilities meet and Metropolitan Community ly welcoming” to transgender peo - the needs of transgender people Churches have stated their sup - through Little Salamonia ple. and to use the names and pro - port. the courtesy of Christian Church As the country debates which nouns that people prefer. It also Schonfeld said she did not hear bathrooms transgender people encouraged Conservative institu - of any synagogues that opposed the following 1098 E. 300 South, Port - can use, the rabbis of Conserva - land tions to advocate for national and the rabbis’ statement. And several sponsors! tive Judaism officially declared local policies on behalf of trans - people in the transgender and non - Adam Ridenour their support of transgender Services: 11 a.m. gender people. binary community applauded the rights. “That is always the first job of resolution on Twitter. Three Christian denominations the religious community, the faith Schonfeld said Conservative Mary Help and two other Jewish denomina - community: to bring our Jewish synagogues may find ways to be of Christians tions have made similar state - values to bear on our real-life situ - more welcoming to transgender Matt’s Garage 403 Sharpsburg Road, ments in favor of rights for those ations and the real people around people within the community’s Fort Recovery whose gender identity does not us,” said Rabbi Julie Schonfeld, religious life - for instance, using Rev. Ned Brown match their sex identified at birth. the executive vice president of the someone’s preferred name when (419) 375-4153 The rabbis’ resolution begins by organization of 1,700 rabbis. he or she is called to the Torah. Services: 5 p.m. Satur - stating, “Our Torah asserts that The Conservative branch of “I don’t believe there was oppo - day, 9:30 a.m. Sunday all humanity is created b’tzelem Judaism, less stringent than the sition to it at all. I think it really 205 W. Union St. Elohim, in God’s Divine Image.” It Orthodox, is the second-largest comes out of a basic set of values, Portland, IN 47371 Mount Tabor discusses historical evidence of denomination in America. The to see the infinite and equal worth United Methodist “non-binary gender expression” largest, the more liberal Reform in every human being. I think it 260-726-8761 216 W. Pleasant St., in Jewish texts dating back to the movement, passed a similar reso - speaks very directly to Jewish val - Call us today! Dunkirk third-century Mishnah, and lution last year, and the small ues,” she said. “This is one of the Randy Davis points out current-day discrimina - Reconstructionist movement is examples of how the Torah’s fun - (765) 768-7273 tion against transgender Ameri - similarly supportive. damental values keep reasserting Services: 9 a.m. cans in employment, medical care Michael Toumayan, the pro- themselves as society grows and and voting rights. LGBT Human Rights Campaign’s matures.” WALL TAX SERVICE Sunday school: 10:15 Accounting • Taxes • Payroll a.m. • Notary • Truck Filings • Electronic Filing Mount Zion • W-2’s • Year-End Accounting United Methodist Bruce Bryan (765) 369-2085 St. Mary’s Catholic Handicapped accessi - County roads 600 East (765) 964-3664 Services: 10:30 a.m. 346 S. Broad St., Dunkirk ble. 122 East Adams and 200 North Services: 9 a.m., 6 p.m. Bible study: 6 p.m. Rev. Dave Newton Portland, IN Rev. Darrell Borders Sunday school: 10 :30 Wednesday Services: 10:30 a.m. Sun - Union Chapel Church (260) 726-4786 a.m. Office hours: 7 to 11 a.m. day, 5:30 p.m. Thursday of the Nazarene (260) 726-7435 Services: 9 a.m. Bible study: 7 p.m. Monday through Friday County road 900 North, Sunday school: 10 a.m. Wednesday The Redkey Community St. Paul Catholic Jay-Wells Co. Line Road http://www.mypleas - Food Pantry at the church 517 Meiring Road, Fort Pastor: Fred Stevens New Beginnings anthillchurch.org is open each Wednesday Recovery Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Holiness Church from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Rev. Ned Brown p.m. of Blaine Portland First Martha’s Pantry is open Services: 11 a.m. Sunday Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. the second Wednesday of 4017 W. 200 South Church of Nazarene Bible study: 7 p.m. each month from 9:30 to Randy Smith 920 S. Shank St., Port - St. Peter Catholic Wednesday 10:30 a.m. (260) 251-2406 land 1477 Philothea Road, Vineyard Christian Services: 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Stephen Hundley Redkey Church of Fort Recovery Youth group: 6:30 p.m. (260) 726-8040 Rev. Ned Brown Fellowship Wednesday Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 the Nazarene Services: 8 a.m. Sunday 101 S. Meridian St., Port - Youth pastor: Garrett p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 801 W. High St. (alternates with St. land (John Jay Center) Smith Wednesday Robert Farris Joseph) Kevin Culy (765) 369-2676 www.nbholiness.com Sunday school: 9:30 (260) 251-2843 Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 There is a nursery and a.m. Sugar Grove Services: 10 a.m. children’s church. p.m. Nazarene www.portlandnaz.com Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Handicapped accessi - County roads 400 North Walnut Corner A nursery is provided. Service: 6:30 p.m. ble. and 550 West County roads 200 North Handicapped accessible. Wednesday Rev. Dan Sickels and 500 West Transportation is avail - New Covenant (260) 731-4733 Steve Rogers Portland Friends able. Your Discount Fellowship Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 (765) 728-5227 226 E. Main St., Portland Handicapped accessible. 1238 W. 450 South Byron Dealey, Herb p.m. Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Supermarket Terry Bye Hummel Sunday school: 9:30 p.m. River of Life Sunday school: 9:30 7 DA YS A WEEK ! (260) 726-6247 (765) 541-9556 a.m. Services: 10:30 a.m., 722 W. Main St., Port - a.m. 218 W. Lincol n (260) 729-7393 land Bible study: 7 p.m. Deli – 726-2423 11:30 a.m. Services: 10:15 a.m. Wednesday Bible study: 7 p.m. Sunday school: 10 a.m. Paula Hunnicut Wednesday Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. (260) 273-3144 Handicapped accessible. Prayer service: 6:30 p.m. Bible study: 6 p.m. Wednesday Services: 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wesleyan Tabernacle Thursday Bible study: 6 p.m. Sugar Grove The church radio broad - friendscare4others.net United Methodist 122 E. Race St., Portland cast may be heard on Thursday Phill Jellison A nursery is provided. County roads 600 South WPGW at 2 p.m. each Sun - (260) 726-7237 Handicapped accessible. and 1150 West, Dunkirk day. The ROCK 10 a.m. Bible study Edward Armantrout A nursery is provided. Praise Chapel 1605 N. Meridian St., Portland Services: 9 a.m. Westchester Church of God Jeff Horsman Sunday school: 10 a.m. New Life Ministries 4527 E. 1000 North (Jay, Handicapped accessible. United Methodist Great Food, 415 S. Helen St., Port - (260) 726-7474 4487 E. 400 North Randolph County line) [email protected] No Bull! land Pastor Gerald Roesly Temple Baptist Darrell Borders Dr. Kay Fairchild Services: 10 a.m. 1204 W. Votaw Portland (765) 584-7045 Indiana 167, between (260) 726-6311 (260) 755-6354 Youth pastor: Brian Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Dunkirk and Albany Services: 10:35 a.m. (260) 726-9647 Services: 6 p.m. Sunday; Henry p.m. Collins Glenn Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. 7 p.m. Thursday Youth: Wednesday at 7 Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. (765) 768-7708 There is a staffed nurs - drkayfairchild.com p.m. at the office Prayer meeting: 6 p.m. Services: 11 a.m. and 6 ery. [email protected] Handicapped accessible. Wednesday ROCKids ministry p.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday New Mt. Pleasant Sunday school: 10 a.m. United Methodist director: Heather Keller West Walnut Redeemer Lutheran [email protected] 5905 S. Como Road Malin and Elm streets, Activities are provided Trinity Lutheran Church of Christ Bruce Stong Bryant for children nursery 301 N. Wayne St., Fort 204 W. Walnut St., Port - (260) 726-2462 Pastor Robert Abner through fifth grade. Recovery land Mellissa Hall Services: 10:30 a.m. (260) 997-6787 Robin Owen Gil Alicea Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Services: 10 a.m. (419) 375-4498 (260) 726-4691 260-729-5200 Salamonia United Services: 10 a.m. Sunday school: 9 a.m. Church of Christ Services: 9 a.m. (con - Call me for your fair, Noble Handicapped accessible. temporary service, fourth Sunday school: 9:15 a.m. parade & election needs Congregational 3900 S. 600 East Youth minister: Gene Bruce Phillips Sunday) Christian Redkey Faith Adult Sunday school: Hummel (260) 335-2017 CHAOS (youth): 6:30 1964 N. 800 East Builders Ministry Services: 9 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Jim Nichols Youth Christian Educa - p.m. Sunday 422 N. Union St., Redkey Sunday school: 10 a.m. Wednesday Ladies Bible Services: 10:30 a.m. Ken Fuller tion: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. [email protected] study (765) 524-5378 Second Chance at (Call the church for Bible study: 7 p.m. Services: 4 to 6 p.m. Handicapped accessible. Wednesday Life Ministries dates and times of above) Ladies Bible study: 5:30 109 S. Commerce St., Student Bible study: 7:30 p.m. Monday Trinity United Oak Grove Portland Methodist p.m. Wed. Dave Keen and Mike www.westwalnutchur - United Methodist Redkey Faith Eads 323 S. Meridian St., Port - chofchrist.org land 829 S. Indiana 1 Ministries (260) 335-2152 Pre-school and a nurs - Jason Rice Rick Koop 9811 W. Indiana 67, Bible study and brunch: ery are available. (260) 726-8391 (765) 716-1941 southwest of Redkey 10:30 a.m. Services: 10:30 a.m. Rev. Craig and Robin Services: 9 a.m. Sunday school: 10:20 White Chapel Church Sunday school: 9:30 Cotherman Southside County roads 725 East a.m. (765) 369-2920 a.m. Baird-Freeman Church of Christ Youth: 5 p.m., 6:30 p.m. and 500 North, Albany Services: 10 a.m. 1209 S. Shank St., Port - Todd Castor Pennville Friends Children’s church and Sunday Funeral Home land secretary@port - Services: 10:30 a.m. Maple Street and Indi - youth will meet after offer - Flint Redwine Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. ana 1, Pennville ing prayer on Sunday. landtrinity.com (260) 726-7777 portlandtrinity.com Dee Hartman Wednesday service: 6:30 e Teeter Family Services: 10:20 a.m., 6:30 The food pantry is open Word of Life Services: 10:30 a.m. p.m. p.m. from 6 to 8 p.m. the second Worship Center www.RedkeyFaith.org Bible study: 7 p.m. and fourth Wednesday of 1395 Ellis Road, Union 221 N. Meridian St Pennville A nursery is provided. Wednesday each month. City, Ohio Portland, IN 47371 United Methodist A nursery is available. Rev. George Hughes 190 W. Main St., Pen - Redkey First St. James Lutheran Handicapped accessible. (937) 968-5544 (260) 726-7171 nville Christian County road 600 East, Services: 10 a.m. Gary Phillips Union and Malin south of county road 400 Sunday school: 9 a.m. Union Chapel Used Auto and Truck Parts (260) 731-3801 streets, Redkey South 6238 N. 375 West, Bryant The service can be Services: 10:30 a.m. Jeff Hammers Robin Owen Rev. Michael Morgan heard on Joy FM (88.9) Sunday school: 9:30 (765) 468-6172 Services: 10:30 a.m. (352) 425-5914 broadcast at 10 a.m. a.m. Services: 10:30 a.m. [email protected] Services: 10:20 a.m., 6 Food pantry hours are Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. p.m. Zion Evangelical Wednesday from 9:30 to 11 Bible study: 7 p.m. St. Joseph Catholic Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Lutheran Church We buy a.m. Thursday 1689 St. Joe Road, Fort Youth: 5 p.m. Sunday 218 E. High St., Portland Late-Model wrecks Recovery Son Shine Club, Teen Mark Strietelmeier www.williamsautoparts.com Pleasant Hill Redkey United Rev. Ned Brown Bible study: 7 p.m. Wed. (260) 726-8832 127 Detroit Ave. 9945 N. 800 East, Union Methodist Services: 8 a.m. Sunday There is a nursery and Services: 10 a.m. Portland, IN 47371 City (Jay-Randolph coun - 122 W. Main St., Redkey (alternates with St. children’s church on Sun - Sunday school: 9 a.m. (260) 726-8001 ty line) Randy Davis Peter) day. Handicapped accessible. Page 8 The Commercial Review Comics Thursday, June 2, 2016
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Clean and shiny on one Dated at Portland, Indiana, applicants must submit stop order to be $640.00 deposit. Must this 23rd day of May, 2016. appropriate materials to have references. Prefer COLDREN & FRANTZ Principal Trent Lehman made applicants 61 and Attorneys by Tuesday, June 7, 200 FOR RENT older, no pets, no Ellen Coats 2016. smoking. Call for appli- CLERK OF THE for an ad already JAY CIRCUIT COURT cation —Jayland Prop- BRICK For Jay County, Indiana APARTMENT erties 260-729-2045. CR 5-25,6-2-2016 -HSPAXLP MASON/MASON TEN- appearing, DER, FOR RENT ELECTRICIAN/ELEC- we must receive TRICIAN HELP, CAR- Above the News & 250 PUBLIC NOTICE PENTER positions open Sun in Dunkirk. PublicJAY COUNTY Notice ZONING at Bruns Building & the ad, ADMINISTRATION Development. 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Appeals a petition, # SpEx2016- Parcel ID: 05-23, requesting a Special Ex- 38-06-34-001-007.000-022 ception to the zoning regula- Location: 4263 W 200 S, Port- tions, to wit: land, Indiana, between CR Parcel ID: 400 W and CR 500 W, on the Route subs Deadline for 38-01-26-400-010.001-010 South side, Greene Town- Location: 4xxx N 750 W, Pen- ship, Section 34 nville, Indiana, between CR Action Requested: Requesting apply at 400 N and CR 450 N, on the a Special Exception to be zon- Monday is West side, Penn Township, ing compliant, per Section 206.3 The Commercial Review Section 26 of the Jay Co Zoning Ordinance, 12:00 pm on the Action Requested: To allow 309 W Main St Portland, IN 47371 mineral excavation on said to receive a manufacturing li- property. The property is zoned cense from the ATF for the Pick up application or call 260-726-8141 previous Friday. Agricultural Residential (AR) manufacturing of and dealing and per Section 206.3 of the Jay in firearms & firearm acces- from 8:00 to 6:00 pm County Zoning Ordinance, Min- sories for wholesale and online Deadline for eral Excavation requires a Spe- sales; no retail store would be Ask for Kim or Tonia cial Exception from the Board maintained at said property. The Circulator of Zoning Appeals. The petition and file on this or email [email protected] The petition and file on this matter are available for public matter are available for public inspection at the Jay/Portland and inspection at the Jay/Portland Building & Planning Depart- Building & Planning Depart- ment, 118 South Meridian Street ment, 118 South Meridian Street / Ste E, Portland, Indiana, 47371. The News / Ste E, Portland, Indiana, 47371. A public hearing will be held by A public hearing will be held by said Board of Zoning Appeals said Board of Zoning Appeals on June 16, 2016 at 7:00 P.M. in and Sun is on June 16, 2016 at 7:00 P.M. in the Jay County Courthouse Au- the Jay County Courthouse Au- ditorium, 120 N Court Street, ditorium, 120 N Court Street, Portland, Indiana. If unable to 3:00 pm Friday. Portland, Indiana. If unable to attend the hearing, any state- attend the hearing, any state- ment setting forth any facts or ment setting forth any facts or opinions relating to the matter opinions relating to the matter must be presented in writing to The must be presented in writing to the Jay/Portland Building & the Jay/Portland Building & Commercial Review Planning Department not less Planning Department not less than ten (10) days before the than ten (10) days before the hearing. hearing. 309 W. Main JAY COUNTY BOARD OF JAY COUNTY BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS ZONING APPEALS Portland, Indiana By: John Hemmelgarn, By: John Hemmelgarn, Director Director Date: 5/25/16 Date: 5/26/16 260-726-8141 CR 6-2-2016 -HSPAXLP CR 6-2-2016 -HSPAXLP The Commercial Review Page 10 Sports Thursday, June 2, 2016
Line Drives Fort in the finals Culture evolving Six members of the for the Fort Recovery High School track team will compete at the Indians OHSAA Track and By CHRIS SCHANZ Field State Finals The Commercial Review The culture is changing this weekend at in Fort Recovery. Jesse Owens For years, it was a rare Memorial Stadium at occurrence for the Indians Ohio State University to be represented at the in Columbus, Ohio. state level. Pictured clockwise It’s almost becoming a from front are Cassy routine now. This weekend, 10 mem - Martin, Tanner Koch, bers of the state champi - Wes Wenning, Tyler onship-winning Fort Acheson, Caleb Recovery football team will Martin and Robby be competing in track and LeFevre. baseball state finals in Columbus. Playing for one state championship is hard enough as it is. Reaching the state finals in two sports in the same school year? It’s an opportunity many The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz don’t get. At Fort Recovery, it hasn’t happened in decades. The Tribe girls Tribe has six first-time state qualifiers sandwiched a volleyball By CHRIS SCHANZ state championship in 1990 The Commercial Review between back-to-back bas - The Indians are sending two OHSAA Track and Field State Finals ketball state titles. seniors, two juniors and two But these boys are rel - freshmen to the state finals. Below is a look at the Fort Recovery High School athletes who will be competing at in the state finals this weekend at ishing the moment. But only one of them has Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium on the campus of Ohio State University in Columbus. Prelims begin Friday with the finals “This year has been a experience on a high school to continue on Saturday. The top nine places in each event earn state medals. whirlwind with what we track and field team. Event Athlete Seed Time/Distance No. 9 seed had done in December and “The excitement level has what we are doing again in 400 dash Cassy Martin eighth 53.78 seconds 58.77 seconds been excellent,” Nick Kallas, 100 dash Robby LeFevre 13th 11.22 seconds 11.06 seconds baseball,” said senior Kyle Fort Recovery High School’s 200 dash Robby LeFevre 13th 22.68 seconds 22.63 seconds Schroer. “It’s all gone by so track coach, said of the last shot put Tyler Acheson 15th 46 feet, 11 inches 51 feet, 3 inches fast. I really just want few days preparing a half 4x200 relay (Tanner Koch, LeFevre, 15th 1 minute, 32.4 seconds 1 minute, 31.07 seconds another year to try and do dozen kids for the OHSAA Caleb Martin, Wes Wenning) it again, but I guess if this Track and Field State Finals, is the year I’ll end my high which begin at 9:30 a.m. Friday school career on I can’t at Jesse Owens Memorial Sta - become the first FRHS state “It feels amazing,” he said. both events. John Colangelo of complain.” dium on the campus of Ohio medalist since Holly “I didn’t think it was a big deal Canton Central Catholic is the So how did it change? State University in Columbus. Brunswick in 2011. She was being a freshman going to top seed in the 100 at 10.78 sec - It started with the sen - The preliminaries are Friday, seventh in the high jump and state at first.” onds. Just 0.58 seconds sepa - iors. with the finals slated to was eighth the previous year. Then he noticed he is the rate Colangelo from the No. 16 Wes Wenning, who is resume at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. One boy and one girl make lone freshman and one of two seed, Anfernee Lipscomb of part of the 4x200-meter The top nine earn a spot in the up the two freshmen — Robby underclassmen competing in James N. Gamble Montessori. relay and caught a touch - finals and a place on the podi - LeFevre and Cassy Martin. both the 100 and 200 at the In the 200, LeFevre’s time of down pass in the state um. LeFevre was the regional state finals. 22.68 seconds is more than a championship game in “The athletes, even people champion in the 100-meter “I really kind of hyped half second behind top-seeded December, said he and his throughout the community dash in 11.22 seconds after fin - myself up a little more than I Mason Warnimont of Cory- classmates were sick of have been pretty excited as ishing fourth at district. Mar - already was,” he said. Rawson, but only five hun - losing. well,” Kallas said. “I think tin was the district champion, “That speaks volumes,” dredths of a second behind No. So they hit the weight these kids are going to go down then placed fourth at regional Kallas said of the speedster. “It 9 seed Michael Hanna of room. They did extra reps and compete. They want to to earn her first state berth. is kind of crazy to see a fresh - Wheelersburg. to increase their strength. make that second-day final and LeFevre was also third in man perform at the level that “I just hope to make the They ran extra sprints to they want to be all-state.” the 200 dash in a school-record he does.” finals,” he said. get faster and more explo - The sextet is vying to time of 22.68 seconds. LeFevre is seeded 13th in See Finals page 11 sive. See Drives page 11 McIntire seeded ninth at state PORTABLE & SHOP PRESIDENT SPECIAL ATTENTION STEVE VORE TO BREAKDOWNS! Bailey McIntire already has a is seeded eighth, and Carmel’s Ben attempts. The top 10 qualify for cross country state medal. Veatch is the top seed in 4.08.96. finals, after which each participant He’s got a shot to earn one in The 1,600 run is slated for 6:35 will get three more tries. track, too. p.m. Saturday. The top nine athletes Addie Wanner is the lone Starfire McIntire, a South Adams High in each event earn a state medal. girl to make state. She is seeded School junior, is seeded ninth in the Two-time state qualifier Drew 15th in the 100 hurdles in 15.39 sec - VORE’S 1,600-meter run in the IHSAA Boys LeFever is seeded 18th in shot put onds. Aniese Phillips of Wayne is Track and Field State Finals at with a distance of 52 feet, 1.75 inch - seeded ninth in 15.13, and Warren WELDING & STEEL INC. Robert C. Haugh Track and Field es. Norwell’s Curtis Blackwell (54 Central’s Kayland Jackson is the Complex at Indiana University in feet, 5.25 inches) is seeded ninth, top seed with a time of 14.32. • COMMERCIAL WELDING & FABRICATION • Bloomington. and Jalil Brewer of Ben Davis is the Preliminaries begin at 5:15 p.m. • SPECIALIZED WELDING & BRAZING • McIntire’s time of 4 minutes, top seed with a distance of 61 feet, 8 Friday. The top two in each heat (ALUMINUM & STAINLESS STEEL) 19.97 seconds, is 0.37 ahead of inches. plus the next three best times reach Brooks Long of Southmont. Josh Shot put begins at 3:30 p.m. Satur - the finals, which are slated for 6:15 PHONE (419) 375-4087 3234 ST. RT. 49N, BOX 37 Perkins of Prairie Heights (4:19.54) day, with each thrower getting three p.m. FAX (419) 375-2466 FORT RECOVERY, OH 45846 [email protected] Rockets hang on to beat Mariners CELINA — The Portland Minnich tops PG-14 on the season while PG-14 Rockets scored two early Minnich Architecture falls to 2-6-1. runs and held on down the Local shut out PG-14 in a 7-0 vic - stretch in a 2-1 victory tory Wednesday in Port - Trinity wins 10-3 Wednesday against the host roundup land Junior League’s Willie In Portland Junior Grand Lake Mariners. Mays division. League’s Rookie softball Portland (2-1) scored two Dusty Pearson had a action, Trinity United runs in the opening inning home run, a triple and a Methodist defeated Port - when leadoff hitter Dalton single while driving in five land Optimist 10-3. Tinsley walked and scored Borchers, Alex Delk, Rihanna Hartman, on a single from Billy Waters and Geeslin com - runs for Minnich. Geeslin. Mitch Waters then bined to keep the Mariners Christian Runkle, Zach Kayleigh Stevenson and followed with an RBI dou - off the scoreboard in the McAbee and Timo Minnich Erin Aker each had two sin - ble for a 2-0 Rocket advan - final five innings. each had singles, and gles to lead Trinity, which tage. Zach Tanner, Kevin McAbee scored three improves to 5-5 on the sea - Coldwater product Derek Sharpe, Tristen Becher and times. son. Thobe earned the win. He Delk each had hits for the Tyler Manor smacked a Jacquelin River pelted allowed one run on two hits Rockets, who host the triple as the only hit for PG- three singles, and Rose in four innings of work. Mariners at 7 p.m. Friday at 14. Carter had a double and a Relief pitchers Dan Runkle-Miller Field. Minnich improves to 8-2 single for Optimist (3-7). Cleveland’s Byrd suspended for PEDs By TOM WITHERS growth hormone releasing peptide. In 2014, MLB increased its penalty AP Sports Writer It’s Byrd’s second violation of for a second offense from 100 games to CLEVELAND — Marlon Byrd’s Major League Baseball’s Joint Drug a full season. second strike with performance- Prevention and Treatment Program. Byrd packed his belongings follow - enhancing drugs cost him a full sea - Shortly after he was released in 2012 ing a loss to Texas on Tuesday night, son — and his career. by Boston, Byrd served a 50-game sus - but he didn’t tell the team about his The Indians veteran outfielder was pension for testing positive for suspension until he called manager suspended 162 games without pay by Tamoxifen, a medication used by Terry Francona on Wednesday morn - Major League Baseball on Wednesday body builders but also to treat breast ing. after testing positive for Ipamorelin, a cancer. See Byrd page 11 The Commercial Review Thursday, June 2, 2016 Sports Page 11 Drives ... Continued from page 10 With each passing year, ‘Playing they laid the groundwork to alongside get to this point, a time when playing for champi - your big onships is almost expected brother and rather than dreamed about. “It’s very amazing know - his friends is ing that we seniors have what I’ve raised the bar for expecta - tions for the future,” said grown up Ross Homan, who will play Frozen in the baseball state finals dreaming of. at Huntington Park along Now here I Freeman with five of his football Atlanta Braves' Adonis Garcia, teammates. “It’s neat to see am getting left, and Ender Inciarte, partially how hard kids are willing ready to play in frame at right, douse Freddie to work when these kids know and feel what success for another Freeman after he hit a home is.” chance to play run to give the Braves a 5-4 win The dedication to success over the San Francisco Giants in one sport leads to a in a state Wednesday in Atlanta. change in work ethic in the others. championship. “We did it in football and It’s just we know what it takes,” said Caleb Martin, the foot - dreamlike.’ ball team’s starting quar - —Will Homan, terback and the third leg of Fort Recovery the 4x200. “We know the sophomore competition level and where our effort needs to be. “We know if we have the same effort, fire and drive Associated Press/Atlanta Journal Constitution/Curtis Compton that we had during football season we can come out on top in this and go to the state finals Saturday.” a crucial role for the foot - As the work ethic ball team as a sophomore, Finals ... changed, so too have the taking over for the injured Continued from page 10 Columbus. I’m not sure expectations. Schroer to run around and Martin almost didn’t any of us for sure expect - Sure, the baseball team is through opposing defense run track when she got to ed that, but we can’t say heading back to the state while racking up rushing high school, but some that we’re surprised, I final — it plays at 4 p.m. Fri - yards and touchdowns. enticing from Kallas — he ‘It’s neat. It is cool, us being guess.” day against Newark In the state champi - also got state qualifiers The sixth and final Fort Catholic, the defending onship game he picked off Wes Wenning, Tanner first-year guys, we come out Recovery competitor is the state champion and team two passes, the first of Koch and Cassy’s older here and now we’re going only athlete with high that ended the Indians’ run which set up the Tribe’s brother Caleb to come out school track and field last year — but the feeling opening score and they for track — changed her to Columbus. I’m not sure any experience. Junior Tyler is different. never looked back. mind. Acheson was fourth in the Both Will Homan and On the diamond, Will of us for sure expected that, anchors the outfield, is dan - “I told her if she came shot put at regional with a Kyle Schroer said the Indi - ans were just happy to gerous once again with his out she could make an but we can’t say that we’re distance of 46 feet, 11 inch - make the final four a year speed and isn’t shy about impact and probably make es. Reaching the state surprised, I guess.’ ago. This year, anything chirping from the dugout. it to the state meet,” —Tanner Koch, finals is a vast improve - short of Columbus would Ross is the baseball Kallas said. “She did and Fort Recovery senior ment for him, as he threw have been a failure. team’s utility man, shifting broke the school record. It just 39 feet, 4 inches, in “This year we expect two from one position to anoth - is phenomenal seeing her placing 11th at district as a wins there and nothing er as needed. At times, he improve each week.” sophomore. less,” Schroer said. shares the outfield with lit - The freshman set a new Much of Acheson’s suc - “We’ve all been on the big tle brother. team record of 58.73 at Their regional time, a “But once they got it, it cess this year Kallas stage before so now it’s just “Playing alongside your regional, and is seeded school-record 1 minute, was self explanatory,” he attributes to throwing having fun with a good big brother and his friends eighth. Micah Johnston of 32.4 seconds, is seeded said. “They got it very well coach Eric Hemmelgarn. group of friends,” Homan is what I’ve grown up Toledo Christian is the top 15th. Louisville St. and we’re ending the sea - The former Tribe head said. dreaming of,” Will said. seed at 56.36 seconds. Thomas Aquinas is No. 9 son on the highest level at coach is able to focus sole - Getting to the state finals “Now here I am getting Those seeded fifth through at 1:31.07. the state meet so we can’t ly on the throwing events, with friends is one thing. ready to play for another 11th are within 1.05 sec - Getting to this point, complain.” giving Acheson and others Playing for and winning chance to play in a state onds of each other, so it though, was not easy for Koch isn’t the least bit the coaching they need. state championships with championship. It’s just will be a logjam for the the quartet. shocked three kids who “Once you can put all of family is another. dreamlike.” final podium spots. “It was a bit shaky for were new to the sport your attention into some - As a freshman, Will And as the culture in LeFevre is the second the start,” Kallas said. could come together and thing you can see it devel - Homan saw a spot role on Fort Recovery continues to leg of the 4x200 relay team Teaching them basic make it as far as they have. op and grow,” Kallas said. the diamond during the evolve, kids like Will with Caleb Martin, Wen - track fundamentals such “It’s neat,” he said. “It is “He has really helped run last season, often com - Homan and younger gener - ning and Koch, all three of as how to start out of cool, us being first-year Tyler achieve that next ing off the bench as a pinch ations don’t have to dream whom are first-year track blocks and pass the baton guys, we come out here level and get where he runner in key situations. of state titles any more. athletes. was a challenge. and now we’re going to wants to be.” Later in the fall he played They can live them. Byrd ... Continued from page 10 ingesting were not approved, and he Later, he spoke to his teammates as a thinks he took a tainted supplement. group in Cleveland’s clubhouse. “I assumed certain risks in taking “Marlon stood up in front of everybody them,” he said. “I alone am responsible for and took responsibility and apologized,” what I put in my body, and therefore, I have Francona said. “And, basically, he told the decided for forgo my right to an appeal in guys that his career is over and this is not this matter and accept the suspension. I how he wanted it to end. I’m sure there’s apologize for any harm this has caused the going to be a lot of criticism of the situa - Cleveland Indians, Indians’ fans, my team - tion, but it doesn’t take away that we care mates, and most importantly, my family.” about him. We care about our team, but we A third suspension for Byrd would also care about the individuals. So, that result in a lifetime ban. In February, New hurts. York Mets pitcher Jenrry Meija became “It feels like we got kicked in the stom - the first player to receive that sanction. ach a little bit.” Byrd, Meija and New York Yankees star Byrd is the second Cleveland outfielder Alex Rodriguez are the only players to to be suspended for PED use this season. receive full-season suspensions. Abraham Almonte, who was expected to Even if he’s able to stay clean, at 38, Byrd open the season in center field, was is unlikely to return to playing. slapped with an 80-game suspension dur - He signed a minor league contract as a ing spring training. free agent in March with Cleveland, which Byrd released a statement, saying he needed veteran outfield depth because had no intention of taking a banned sub - both left fielder Michael Brantley and stance and consulted with “a medical pro - right fielder Lonnie Chisenhall were fessional” for advice on what he could take recovering from injuries, then was added since his suspension four years ago. He to the big league roster just ahead of the realized certain supplements he was opener. Sports on tap
World Series game 6 (ESPN2) To register stop by the clubhouse, call Local schedule (260) 726-4646 or sign up June 13 before Friday Local notes camp. Fort Recovery — Track state final pre - Challenge continues Saturday Starfires hosting football camp liminaries – 10 a.m. Baseball state The Adams County Run/Walk Chal - The South Adams High School foot - semifinal vs. Newark Catholic at Hunt - lenge will continue Saturday in Monroe. ball team is hosting a youth football ington Park in Columbus – 4 p.m. The next race is the Monroe Lions 5K camp in July. South Adams — Boys golf sectional Run/Walk. The race is at 8:15 a.m. June 4 The camp will be from July 25 to July at Timber Ridge Golf Club – 9 a.m. on the east side of Adams Central High 27 at Starfire Field, and is open to boys School. who will be in first through sixth grades Saturday For more information, contact Al Arnold for the 2016-17 school year. South Adams — Softball in semi- (260) 692-6610. First through third graders will be state semifinal vs. Madison-Grant at LaV - from 5 to 6 p.m., with fourth through ille – 11 a.m.; Softball semi-state cham - Baseball camp starts Monday sixth graders from 6 to 7 p.m. pionship vs. TBA at LaVille – 7 p.m. Jay County High School’s baseball team Cost is $20 per camper. will have a camp for students in first For more information, contact SAHS Monday through eighth grades. football coach Grant Moser at Jay County — Boys golf sectional at The camp will be Monday through [email protected]. Hickory Hills Golf Club – 9 a.m. Wednesday at Don E. Selvey Field at JCHS. First through third graders will be from Tournaments will be in July TV schedule 8 to 9:30 a.m., fourth and fifth graders will The Ohio Hawks baseball and softball Today be from 10 to 11:30 a.m., and sixth programs will hold its third-annual Star 7 p.m. — College Softball: NCAA through eighth graders will be from 1 to 2 Spangle Shootout from July 1 through 3 World Series game 3 (ESPN2) p.m. at KC Geiger Park in St. Marys, Ohio. 9 p.m. — NBA Finals: Cleveland Cav - Cost is $25, and each additional There are tournaments ranging from aliers at Golden State Warriors, game 1 camper from the same family is $15. 10-and-younger to 18-and-younger. (ABC-6,21) For more information, contact Mike 9:30 p.m. — College Softball: NCAA PGC hosting golf camp Short at (419) 738-3795 or World Series game 4 (ESPN2) Portland Golf Club is hosting a junior [email protected]. golf camp for boys and girls in second Friday through eighth grade. Get your questions answered 7 p.m. — College Softball: NCAA The camp will ron from 9 to 10 a.m. Do you have a question about local World Series game 5 (ESPN2) June 13 through 16, and from 9 to 11:30 college or pro sports? 7:30 p.m. — WNBA Basketball: Indi - a.m. June 17. Email your question to ana Fever at New York Liberty (WNDY-23) Cost is $30, and campers will receive [email protected] with “Ask Ray” in the 9:30 p.m. — College Softball: NCAA snacks each day and a meal on June 17. subject line for a chance to have it The Commercial Review Page 12 Thursday, June 2, 2016