Friday, November 29, 2019 The Commercial Review Portland, Indiana 47371 www.thecr.com $1 I&M Hundreds served route is set By RAY COONEY The Commercial Review Routes for planned elec - trical infrastructure updates have been announced. Indiana Michigan Power released plans this week for the routes for new transmission lines that are part of $45 million in improvements. Construction is expected to begin in mid-2021, with the new and rebuilt equip - ment to be placed into serv - ice in spring 2022. The plans call for build - ing 9 miles of new trans - mission lines along county road 200 north between county road 100 east and Indiana 1. A total of 10 miles (8 miles of 138-kilo - volt and 2 miles of 69-kilo - volt) of existing transmis - sion lines — one section running between Dunkirk and Pennville and another The Commercial Review/Jack Ronald between the north side of Volunteers stand elbow-to-elbow in the Asbury United Methodist Church basement kitchen Thursday morning, Portland and county road 200 North — will be rebuilt. working as an assembly line to put together meals to be delivered to the home-bound for the Thanksgiving holiday. Also included in the work will be upgrading the Antiville substation at the Volunteers make feast that includes 32 turkeys intersection of county roads 200 North and 200 West and the Dunkirk sub - with meals delivered to over 450 home-bound station on the east side of By JACK RONALD ered to the home-bound ner now involves 11 local up the cooking portion of the the city on county road 400 The Commercial Review Thursday. The tables in the churches, including Asbury. event, while other volunteers South. Everyone knows you should Asbury basement were set for Some of the food is prepared keep track of requests for The framework of the count your blessings on 259 guests. The final tally: 700. on-site, and some is brought in, home-bound meals and make project was announced in Thanksgiving. About 15 volunteers were like those countless green bean sure the delivery volunteers early July, with local resi - But how do you quantify an involved in delivering home- casseroles. have what they need and know dents offered the opportu - event like the annual commu - bound meals to every corner Dressing has to be produced where they’re going. nity to ask questions and nity Thanksgiving dinner? of Jay County. Dozens more on-site for health reasons, The number of carry-in pies make suggestions on sever - No matter how you figure it, were involved in preparing though volunteers bring in the can vary, but Smith estimates al possible routes for the the numbers are staggering. those meals and getting the ingredients. So, how much it’s about 50. new lines at a July 25 open How many turkeys were feast ready for the crowd at dressing? Twelve steam-table About 10 gallons of lemonade house. cooked? Asbury. pans full to the brim. were consumed at Asbury on The new line along coun - Thirty-two, cooked in 16 And that doesn’t count the For the home delivery meals, Thursday, and the coffee supply ty road 200 North will build ovens in the homes of volun - dishes prepared at home and the carry-in casseroles won’t was unlimited. in redundancies that is teers then given the finishing delivered as carry-in for the do, again for health reasons. And how long does it take to intended to reduce the like - touch in two ovens in the base - occasion. Instead, it’s just plain green clean all this up? lihood of power outages ment kitchen of Asbury “We can’t keep track of beans. Lots and lots of green Smith said it’s about a three- and decrease the time need - Methodist Church in Port - those,” said longtime dinner beans: Two cases of industrial- hour process, and volunteers ed to put customers back in land. volunteer and spokesperson sized cans were used just for are always needed for that part service when outages How many meals were pre - Carol Smith. the home delivery part of the of the event. occur. pared? Marking its 29th year, the event. Mark your calendar for next Indiana Michigan Power More than 450 were deliv - community Thanksgiving din - Paul and Helen Martin head year. communications represen - tative Tracy Warner said this summer that the equipment to be replaced is aging and needs to be upgraded in order to serve customers better. Hoosier Lottery seeing record sales The new and rebuilt INDIANAPOLIS (AP) year in prizes — an has met its goal as the players, so it’s important nal Gazette reported. lines will utilize monopole — The Hoosier Lottery is increase from $797 mil - payout percentage has for us to message,” she Over the life of the lot - structures rather than the seeing record sales and lion in 2017. remained steady in said. tery, almost $14 billion lattice structures that have sending more money Based on sales, players recent years. But its payouts to play - has gone to winners and foul legs. than ever to Indiana’s tax collected about 64% in “We are also trying to ers has not changed $6 billion to the state to “We know a lot of farm - reserves. fiscal year 2019. do better with winner much even as sales reduce license plate fees ers like those because they Data shows that the lot - Sarah Taylor, executive awareness. As sales jumped from about $1 bil - and aid teacher and only have one pole to mow tery, in its 30th year, paid director of the Hoosier increase, so goes the win - lion in 2015 to $1.34 bil - police and fire pensions. around,” Warner said. about $859 million last Lottery, said the lottery ning opportunities to our lion last year, The Jour - See Lottery page 2 See Route page 2 Trump visits troops By JILL COLVIN Associated Press BAGRAM AIR FIELD, Afghanistan — President Don - ald Trump paid a surprise President announces Thanksgiving visit to Afghanistan, where he ongoing peace talks announced the U.S. and the Tal - iban have been engaged in ongoing peace talks and said he believes the Taliban want a cease-fire. he is spending the holiday and national security adviser, Trump arrived at Bagram weekend, early this morning. Trump appeared in good spir - Air Field shortly after 8:30 p.m. As per tradition, reporters its as he was escorted around were under strict instructions the base by heavily armed sol - local time Thursday and spent The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney 3½ hours on the ground during to keep the trip a secret to diers, as the smell of burning his first trip to the site of ensure the president’s safety in fuel and garbage wafted America’s longest war. He the country. About 12,000 U.S. through the chilly air. Unlike served turkey and thanked the forces remain in Afghanistan. last year’s post-Christmas visit Serving students troops, delivered a speech and Traveling with Republican to Iraq — his first to an active Fort Recovery Local Schools superintendent sat down with Afghan Presi - Sen. John Barrasso of combat zone — first lady Mela - Larry Brown passes out pumpkin pie to first and second dent Ashraf Ghani before leav - Wyoming and a small clutch of nia Trump did not make the graders during their Thanksgiving feast Tuesday. ing just after midnight. He aides, including his acting trip. arrived back in Florida, where chief of staff, press secretary See Visits page 5

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Jay County’s temperatures hovered in the 30s on Thanks - giving with a high of 38 Jay County Solid Waste Saturday — A new hard - degrees and a low of 34. Management District will ware store has opened on Har - Michael Chittum , 65, Tonight’s low will also be 34 have recycling trailers avail - rison Street in Portland. Chattanooga, Tennessee with light rain expected. More able from 9 a.m. to noon Satur - Details on page 2. rain is in the forecast for Sat - day in the parking lot at 220 Tuesday — Coverage of urday with temperatures stay - Lincoln St., Portland, and Monday’s Portland City Coun - ing around 40 degrees. Dunkirk City Park. cil meeting. See page 2 for an extended outlook. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local/Indiana Friday, November 29, 2019 Jay Circuit Court Ash borer continues to be an issue By ENRIQUE SAENZ species of pests that prove devastat - been detected in all 92 counties in Cases filed v. George Bryant, civil col - Indiana Environmental Reporter ing to trees in the Midwest, includ - Indiana. NationStar Mortgage lections Colored leaves crackle underfoot ing one of the most invasive species The state of Indiana imposed LLC v. Janice Calhoun, Afena Federal Credit with every step, while chilly air in the country. county-level quarantines that pro - mortgage foreclosure Union v. Curt Greene, civil guides hands to the warmth of The emerald ash borer is a bright hibited the transfer of wood from LVNC Funding LLC v. collections pockets. For some, there is no better metallic green beetle that is smaller infested counties, but soon dropped Lindsy Sain, civil collec - Capital One Bank v. Jen - time to be outdoors than the Fall, than a dime, but has been responsi - them after the beetles’ spread was tions nifer Aschliman, civil col - especially with the added glow of a ble for the destruction of tens of too quick to allow effective enforce - campfire. AmeriHome Mortgage lections millions of ash trees in at least 30 ment. But even a seemingly innocuous Company LLC v. Daminic State of Indiana v. states. The U.S. Department of Agricul - Skinner, mortgage foreclo - Juanita Horne, Level 4 activity like building a fire can have a seriously negative impact, beyond The insect is native to Asia and ture imposed a state quarantine on sure felony was first discovered in the U.S. in interstate firewood movement that Corey Heniser v. Connie Caliber Home Loans the risk of causing a wildfire, if done with no forethought. 2002. Since that discovery in south - was lifted in 2016. Heniser, dissolution Inc. v. Marlene Murphy, eastern Michigan, the beetle has “We know that a lot of these pests Barclays Bank Delaware mortgage foreclosure The Indiana Department of Natu - ral Resources warns Hoosiers that spread as far as Colorado and can’t move long distances by them - transporting firewood for campfires Maine. selves. Many of them aren’t good could inadvertently introduce inva - “We already know that emerald fliers, or they just don’t fly very far sive pests that are deadly to the ash borer was moved around quite a from where they were hatched. But CR almanac state’s native tree population. bit through firewood movement, humans moving firewood can take State entomologist Megan Hughes actually. That’s primarily how it got these things thousands of miles in said that bringing in firewood from into northern Indiana,” said Hugh - very short periods of time,” said Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday 11/30 12/1 12/2 12/3 12/4 other locations could introduce es. “In the years since, the beetle has Hughes. Obituaries Michael Chittum working for Blue A Celebration of Life will be Sun - 41/40 45/33 38/27 39/31 41/31 Cross & Blue Shield day, Dec 8, from 2 to 4 p.m. with a July 4, 1954-Nov. 16, 2019 Cloudy Partly Cloudy Consider- Partly to in Tennessee. service at 4 p.m. at the Christian with periods cloudy in the with tempera- able cloudi- mostly cloudy Michael Eugene Chittum, age 65, Michael was the Church in Redkey. Burial of cre - of rain. Rain- morning then tures steady ness. Winds with winds W of Chattanooga, Tennessee, passed fall near a a mix of rain in the mid to SW at 10 to at 10 to 20 son of Max and June mated remains will be at a later quarter of an and snow. lupper 30s. 20 mph. mph. away suddenly Saturday afternoon. Chittum-Lucas. date in Hillcrest Cemetery in Red - inch. He graduated from Redkey High Michael is survived key. School in 1972; attended Indiana by his mother, June Memorials may be made to the State; completed his bachelor’s Lucas; two sisters, Chittum Juvenile Diabetes Assoc. degree from Ball State University; Judith (husband: •••••••••• attended MIT in Boston; and earned Jeff) Hammers and Vivian (hus - The Commercial Review publishes Lotteries a master’s degree in electrical engi - band: David) Champ; a son, Andrew death notices for those with a connec - neering from University of (wife: Jennifer) Chittum; a daugh - tion to our coverage area free of Powerball 15-16-22-24-26-28-31-34-35- Phoenix. He loved learning and ter, Laurelin (husband: Craig) Hen - charge. They include the name, city Estimated jackpot: 37-53-55-66-72-73-76-77 never stopped continuing his educa - derson; five grandchildren, Alexah, of residence, birth/death date and $110 million Cash 5: 6-15-21-41-45 tion. He was an avid reader, enjoyed Isabella, Asher, Jasper and Clara; time/date/location of services. Estimated jackpot: boating and traveling. and several nieces and nephews. There is a charge for obituaries, Mega Millions $95,000 He worked as an engineer for Life Michael was proceeded in death which are accepted only from funeral Estimated jackpot: Line in Boston and was currently by his father, Max Chittum. homes or mortuary services. $243 million Ohio Midday Hoosier Pick 3: 0-4-8 Midday Pick 4: 9-1-0-6 Daily Three: 8-7-6 Pick 5: 4-5-5-3-6 Lottery ... Daily Four: 7-1-7-4 Evening Continued from page 1 about 10 years and recent - Indianapolis. He has been quite frankly,” Sarah Tay - Quick Draw: 3-8-10-16- Pick 3: 1-8-9 ly pulled back from buy - playing in Indiana’s lot - 17-18-19-41-45-47-50-54-56- Pick 4: 6-3-9-5 As it continues racking lor said. “We are monitor - ing as many scratch tick - tery since it began. 57-62-65-68-70-71-75 Pick 5: 3-7-0-6-3 up more sales, people such ing it. Lotteries are all ets as he did. “As soon as sports bet - Evening Rolling Cash 5: 1-10-18- as Fort Wayne Glenn Tur - kind of keeping an eye on Turney isn’t the only ting came online, I have Daily Three: 6-1-0 26-37 ney, 42, question whether it.” one dissatisfied. had much more success on Daily Four: 2-9-0-3 Estimated jackpot: players are getting their She added that sales “Seems like the scratch - that,” he said. Quick Draw: 4-10-11- $238,000 money’s worth. have dipped this year due ers went to hell in the last In September, Indiana “It seems there isn’t as to not having a major much bang for your buck two years or so. It’s not joined a list of states that any fun to buy $10 or $20 legalized sports betting Mega Millions or Power - as there used to be,” said ball jackpot like last fall. Markets Turney, who has played or higher and not get any - after a 2018 U.S. Supreme thing so I stopped and put Court Decision. So, it’s not IGT Indiana, which largely runs the state lot - Jan. corn ...... 4.16 my wagering on sports just the Hoosier Lottery Sunrise tery, is studying the effec - Feb. corn ...... 4.13 betting and horses,” said that could be impacted. St. Anthony Roger Caine, who lives in “It’s too early to tell tiveness of online games. Corn...... 4.13 Felony Dec. corn ...... 4.13 Central States Beans...... 8.62 Montpelier Dec. beans ...... 8.62 Corn...... 3.92 arrests Route ... Wheat ...... 5.12 Dec. corn ...... 3.95 Beans...... 8.85 Continued from page 1 Indiana Michigan Power’s lines between Winchester Two counts Cooper Farms D e c . b e a n s ...... 8 .8 0 T h e r e b u i l t l i n e s w il l i n f r a s t r u c t u r e . O th e r a n d U n io n C i t y, w i t h Wheat ...... 5.38 Brooke Anne Bennett, remain in existing rights- work includes: expected completion in Fort Recovery 19, 812 E. Walnut St., Port - of-way while Indiana •Rebuilding 8 miles of late 2020. Nov. corn ...... 4.09 The Andersons land, is being held in Jay Michigan Power needed to transmission lines Previous work has Dec. corn ...... 4.09 Richland Township County Jail on $7,500 bond get new easements for the between Dunkirk and included rebuilding trans - n. corn ...... 4.14 Ja Corn...... 3.98 following her arrest planned new construc - Hartford City, expected to mission lines from Hart - Dec. corn ...... 3.98 Wednesday on a Level 5 tion. be complete in early 2020. ford City to Montpelier POET Biorefining Beans...... 8.82 felony charge of dealing The project is part of an •Rebuilding about 6 and Hartford City to in a look-alike substance Portland Dec. beans ...... 8.82 overall effort to improve miles of transmission Eaton. and a Level 6 felony Nov. corn ...... 4.11 Wheat ...... 5.26 charge of possession of a Dec. corn ...... 4.11 June wheat...... 5.21 narcotic drug. Portland City Court Trespass Today in history Jason T. Phillips, 44, 943 W. High St., Portland, is Fined and sentenced $160.50; Brandon G. Pick - speed ordinance; $149.50; being held on $5,000 bond Aleksandr Shedrov, ens, Decatur, speeding 55 Chase D. Eppards, Albany, On Nov. 29, 1963, trip to Korea, keeping in Jay County Jail follow - Warminster, Pa., Dunkirk in a 40 mph zone, $150.50 expired plates, $160.50; President Johnson his campaign promise to ing his arrest Wednesday speed ordinance, $145.50; Haley C. Blackburn, Port - Michael W. Culbertson, named a commission assess the ongoing con- on two counts of criminal Diaje H. Orange, Beaufort land, seat belt violation, Marion, speeding 74 in a headed by Earl Warren flict first-hand. trespass, a Level 6 felony. S.C., speeding 35 in a 20 $25; Rebecca R. Cloud, 55 mph zone, $154.50; to investigate the assas- In 1981, actress mph zone; Shawnda Portland, speeding 40 in a Matthew A. Segraves, sination of President Natalie Wood drowned Rousey, Portland, speed - 30 mph zone, $145.50. Portland, Dunkirk speed Kennedy. ing 40 in a 30 mph zone, Also, Connie S. Fear, ordinance, $150.50; 90, the first in a boating accident off In 18 Capsule $145.50; Jennifer L. Montpelier, speeding 40 in Christina M. DeVoe, Pen - Army-Navy football Santa Catalina Island, Mitchem, Winchester, a 30 mph zone, $150; Ken - nville, operating with game was played at West California, at age 43. speeding 29 in a 20 mph neth W. Fields, Fairmount, false plate, $160.50; Paul A. Point, New York; Navy In 2005, the Jay Reports zone, $144.50; Melissa J. speeding 47 in a 40 mph Redmond, Dunkirk, speed - defeated Army, 24-0. County High Rollers Newton, Salamonia, disre - zone, $145.50; Mikayla M. ing 48 in a 35 mph zone, In 1910, British explor- bowling team improved garding automatic signal, Licht, Dunkirk, Dunkirk $148.50. er Robert F. Scott’s ship to 4-0 with a 12-8 victory Tree in road Terra Nova set sail from over Marion. Cory Mock Between $2,500 and New Zealand, carrying had the top game with a $5,000 in damage was M-Tu-Th-Fr 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Scott’s expedition on its reported when a rural Wed. 7 a.m.-8 p.m. 2016 Cheevvvyy Equinooxx LLTT 245. Sat. 7:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. futile — as well as fatal Portland man’s car collid - FWD, Baacckup Camera, Bluetooth, com- Local TRADE, 38,900 miles — race to reach the In 2008, Indian ed with a fallen tree in the 110 S. WWaayne St. South Pole first. mandos killed the last road during Wednesday’s $15,900 In 1929, Navy Lt. remaining gunmen high winds. Ft. Recovery, OH Cmdr. Richard E. 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I no I had asked for. When we longer feel I have anything discussed it in the past, to offer in other aspects of everyone was all for it. My my life. I wonder why I oldest can likely stay with have to just exist. I've the multinational hotel heard people say when chain he works for now. someone dies "at least Now my wife tells me they're not in pain any - she can't leave her family, more." That sounds pretty especially her father, who good to me. has Parkinson's. I have I guess I just really told her she can expect to wanted to get this off my return every summer to chest. I don't expect a mir - our condo on the beach acle, but thanks for listen - and an additional two ing. — ANONYMOUS IN trips per year. — LOSING ARKANSAS OUT IN CANADA DEAR ANONYMOUS: DEAR LOSING OUT: You're welcome. I'm It's time for you and glad you shared your your wife to put your feelings. heads together and You are NOT alone, work out a solution. and there is help for By that I mean you you. 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Notices will appear in MUNITY CENTER — — Will be served from 5:30 rant. Christmas gathering. will meet from 6:30 to 8 Community Calendar as Walking from 9 to 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Asbury Tuesday WEDNESDAY MORN - p.m. each Wednesday at space is available. To sub - every Monday, Wednesday United Methodist Church, BRYANT COMMUNITY ING BREAKFAST CLUB Redkey United Methodist mit an item, email and Friday. 204 E. Arch St. in Port - CENTER EUCHRE — Will — Will meet at 8 a.m. in Church, 122 W. Main St. [email protected]. PING PONG — Will be land. Everyone is wel - be played at 1 p.m. each the east room of Richards Come early for a meal. For played from 9 a.m. to noon come. Tuesday. The public is wel - Restaurant. All women more information, call Saturday each Monday at Jay Com - TAKE OFF POUNDS come. are invited to attend. Pastor Randy Davis at ALCOHOLICS ANONY - munity Center. SENSIBLY (TOPS) — Will THE LANDING — A 12- Includes activities and (765) 369-2085. MOUS — Will meet at 10 WEST JAY COMMUNI - meet for weigh-in at 5:30 step program for those in devotional time. STRESS AND ANXIETY a.m. upstairs at True TY CENTER GROUP — p.m., with the meeting at 6 sixth through 12th grade PING PONG — Will be CLASS — Meets each Value Hardware, Meridi - Doors open at 10:30 a.m. p.m., in the fellowship hall will meet at 5:55 p.m. each played from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday at 2nd Chance at Evangelical Methodist each Wednesday at Jay at Life Ministries, 228 S. an Street, Portland. For Bingo will begin at 11 a.m. Tuesday at 2nd Chance at Church, 930 W. Main St., Community Center and Meridian St., Portland. more information, call Euchre begins at 1 p.m. Life Ministries, 228 S. Portland. New members 10:30 a.m. to noon each For more information, call (260) 729-2532. There is a $1 donation for Meridian St., Portland. center’s expenses. For welcome. For more infor - Wednesday at West Jay (206) 726-9625 or (260) 703- MUSEUM OF THE SOL - For more information, call more information, call mation, call (260) 726-5312. Community Center in 0534. DIER — Is open from noon (260) 703-0777 or (260) 726- (765) 768-1544. NARCOTICS ANONY - Dunkirk. The public is MENDING FAMILIES- to 5 p.m. the first and third 5273. PREGNANCY CARE MOUS — Will meet at 6 A BETTER LIFE – BRI - welcome. NAR-ANON GROUP — A Saturday and Sunday of CENTER — Free pregnan - p.m. each Monday at A PORTLAND ROTARY 12-step, self-help group for the month. It is located at ANNA’S HOPE — A faith cy testing with ongoing Second Chance At Life based recovery group for CLUB — Will meet at noon families and friends of 510 E. Arch St., Portland. Ministries, 228 S. Meridi - each Wednesday at Har - addicts, will meet from 7 support during and after substance abuse. Meal The website is museu - an St. in Portland. mony Cafe, 121 N. Meridi - to 8 p.m. each Wednesday pregnancy. The center is starts at 6 p.m. and the mofthesoldier.com. For more information, an St. in conference room A at located at 216 S. Meridian meeting is from 6:30 to 8 call Brenda Eads at (260) ALCOHOLICS ANONY - Indiana University Health St., Portland. Hours are 1 p.m. every Tuesday at the Monday 726-9625 or Dave Keen at MOUS — Will meet from Jay Hospital. to 5 p.m. Monday through Nazarene Fellowship PORTLAND BREAK - (260) 251-8792. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. each PENNVILLE FAIR Friday. For more informa - Building across from the FAST OPTIMISTS — Will CAREGIVER SUPPORT Wednesday upstairs at BOARD — Will meet at 7 tion or an appointment, Nazarene church, 249 E. meet at 7 a.m. for break - GROUP — Will meet at 1 True Value Hardware, p.m. the first Wednesday call (260) 726-8636. Walk- Center St., Dunkirk. For fast at Richards Restau - ins accepted. p.m. the first Monday of Meridian Street, Portland. of each month at the Pen - each month at Portland more information, call For more information, call nville Community Center. rant. BREAD OF LIFE COM - Amanda Price at (765) 283- BRYANT AREA COM - MUNITY FAMILY MEAL Place, 430 W. Lafayette St. (260) 729-2532. SINGLES AND SEPA - For more information, call 2107. AL-ANON FAMILY RATES SUPPORT GROUP (800) 589-1121. NARCOTICS ANONY - GROUP — New Begin - — For anyone who’s lost a JAY COUNTY CIVIC MOUS — Will meet at 7 nings, a support group for loved one or has a spouse THEATRE — Holds its p.m. each Tuesday at friends and families of living in long-term care or regular meeting at 7 p.m. Church of God of Prophe - alcoholics, will meet at suffering from an illness, Sudoku on the first Monday of cy, 797 N. Creagor Ave. in 6:30 p.m. each Wednesday the group will meet at 2 each month in room 205 at Portland. For more infor - in the Zion Lutheran p.m. the first Wednesday John Jay Center for mation, call (260) 766-9334. Church, 218 E. High St., of each month in the Learning. Portland. For more infor - Arthur & Gloria Musel - PORTLAND EVENING Wednesday mation, call (260) 726-8229. man Wellness Pavilion in OPTIMIST CLUB — Will STITCH N CHATTER A BETTER LIFE – BRI - Berne. meet at 6 p.m. the first and QUILT CLUB — Will meet ANNA’S HOPE — A faith- For more information, third Monday of each at 11:30 a.m. on Wednes - based recovery group for call Sarah Conrad at (260) month at Richards Restau - day, Dec. 4, for its annual all kinds of addictions, 589-4496.

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The objective is to fill a nine-by nine grid so that each column, each row, and each of the nine three-by- three boxes (also called blocks or regions) contains the digits from 1 to 9 only one time each. The Commercial Review Page 4 Opinion Friday, November 29, 2019 Bald eagle needs to be protected To the editor: Hoosiers can once again see take swift action to prosecute As a veteran, I am repulsed We were saddened to learn our national symbol flying the offender. almost daily by the behavior of of the shooting of a juvenile Letters to over Geneva. We are just now Sincerely, one man so morally reprehensi - bald eagle in Geneva earlier starting to get a small popula - Terri Gorney ble that he would, in his self-inter - this month. tion of the bald eagle in the Vice president est, betray the Constitution and Geneva is Bird Town No. 1, the Editor area. The Friends of the Limber - Laws he has sworn to protect, and the bald eagle is our It is hoped that this will not lost defend and uphold. national symbol. The bird has happen again that a bald eagle The first nail in democracy’s been extirpated from this area is shot in Geneva or anywhere coffin is the truth. We are seeing for over 100 years. returned to Geneva. The first else. Reader dismayed on a daily basis, that nail being The first bald eagle to be nesting was in 2010. The Bald and Golden Eagle To the editor: driven, not only by the morally seen in the Upper Wabash was The State of Indiana invest - Protection Act specifies civil I was dismayed to read that we bankrupt occupant of the White spotted in February 2005 in ed money to bring bald eagle penalties for shooting, trap - (my fellow citizens and I) have, House but by the sycophantic Lagro along the Wabash River chicks from Alaska between ping and wounding a bald ostensibly, a commander in chief minions who eagerly do his bid - to much excitement and antici - 1985 and 1989 to Lake Monroe eagle. who, lacking a moral compass or ding. As Nikita Khrushchev said pation of the bald eagle in southern Indiana. It was We urge the local authori - a sense of compunction, seeks to many years ago: "We will take reclaiming its territory here. hoped that they would repopu - ties, Indiana Department of infect and corrupt one of our bas - America without firing a shot." It has only been a short time late the state. We are pleased it Natural Resources and the U.S. tions of truth and integrity: The Michael S. Kinser that the bald eagles have has been successful and Fish and Wildlife Service to United States Military. Portland Beware claims of a golden age By MICHAEL J. HICKS There seems to be a great deal of recent romanticizing the 1950s Michael and 1960s. J. Hicks This is particularly the case with a vague vision of a middle class and middle-class neighbor - hoods. Taken in parts, lawed mixed race mar - this is natural reminisc - riages and racial segre - ing. gation robbed our nation Here in the Midwest, of valuable human capi - these decades were rela - tal. To our great shame, tively prosperous, and a this denied the central young man leaving high notion of our Republic school could look for - that we hold certain ward to a job that paid truths to be self-evident. sufficient wages to raise Women were routinely a family. Communities shunned from work - seemed to thrive, church - places, and almost four es were full and new million young men were housing sprung up in Peoria, Toledo and drafted into military Detroit. service for the Korean In the ’50s and ’60s, and Vietnam wars. divorce was not yet com - Americans hold broad - mon, so families stayed ly divergent opinions on together more frequently. how families and young Bloomberg’s decision hurts credibility People belonged to people should organize unions and Rotary and their lives. What we By MARGARET SULLIVAN Bloomberg News’s political coverage bowled together. High should all agree upon is The Washington Post should he decide to run. school athletic events that these matters are Months ago, when former New He added: “I don’t want them to be York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg were important and well their choices, not that of Margaret independent.” said he wouldn’t run for president, a attended. a government. And if Bloomberg could have entirely palpable feeling of relief flooded the For example, basket - anything is apparent in Sullivan recused himself from decision-mak - our ascent towards liber - global newsrooms that bear his ing or influence at the news organiza - ball games in Muncie or name. New Castle high schools ty is that no government tion — saying, in effect, “cover me possesses the competence “The sound of 2,700 exhaling,” as like anyone else and do it with jour - attracted more spectators the quip had it. than many college games to tell adults who they nalistic integrity.” Now — with the 77-year-old billion - would quit the second it ever saw the Journalism “without fear or favor” do today. But, rose-col - may, or may not marry. aire’s decision to get in the Democrat - light of day.” (associated with a written statement ored fondness aside, the Income inequality at ic race after all — that relief is over, To those insiders, the dangers were of purpose by New York Times pub - world is a much better the end of World War II was very similar to that replaced by a collective gasp. all too clear. lisher Adolph S. Ochs in 1896) could place today than in the There’s more: At Bloomberg Opin - of today, but during the The situation is worse than many have been the aim. 1950s and 1960s. We would anticipated. ion, unsigned editorials — the insti - ’50s and ’60s, we saw con - Is this realistic when a mighty bil - do well to admit it to our - Initial decisions about how to han - tutional voice of the organization — lionaire’s future is at stake? Granted, selves. We cannot go siderable wage compres - dle 2020 coverage are stunning ones. are being discontinued altogether, sion. Now, it is likely that it’s always difficult for news organi - back, and are naïve to They put Bloomberg’s many talented and prominent members of the opin - zations to cover themselves and the want to do so. this great compression of journalists, especially those in Wash - ion staff (including top editors David wages occurred because powerful people who own or run In 1950, the poverty ington and New York, in a compro - Shipley and Tim O’Brien, the Trump them. rate was nearly double educational attainment mised position. biographer whom I’ve often quoted in There is always the risk of self-cen - what it is today, and vast exploded in the post-war The policy, as detailed over the my Washington Post column) will sorship — but yes, it’s possible. swathes of the nation decades. It stalled in the weekend in a memo from top editor take leaves of absence to join the These are not perfect parallels, but were gripped by deep eco - late 1980s, which accom - John Micklethwait: Journalists will boss’ campaign. The Washington Post has written nomic decline. The jobs panied rising inequality. not dig into Bloomberg himself (or That, too, raises dicey questions: many tough-minded stories about awaiting young men in The 1950s and 1960s his charitable endeavors, business What happens if Candidate Mike is Amazon, whose founder Jeff Bezos factories were not ubiq - were not a golden age. practices, family, etc.) or into his unsuccessful — these journalists just owns this news organization but uitous. While we can look back Democratic rivals. They will cover blithely spin back through the revolv - leaves the editorial decisions to Exec - While the Midwest affectionately at aspects developments in the campaign on a ing door into their old jobs? What utive Editor Martin Baron. And I accommodated African- of that age, the notion more superficial level. happens if he becomes president? never experienced an iota of editorial American workers when that we aren’t only better Micklethwait:”We will look at poli - They leave journalism altogether? meddling from Buffalo News chair - jobs were plenty, facto - off, but profoundly better cies and their consequences. We will But it’s the news-side issues that man and owner Warren Buffett when ries in the south did not. off today is factually carry polls, we will interview candi - raise the most vexing ethical ques - both the newsroom and the editorial Likewise, California and unsupportable. And, to dates and we will track their cam - tions. board reported to me for almost 13 Texas factories didn’t be completely fair, I can paigns, including Mike’s. We have Built into good journalism is inde - years. welcome Asian or His - say the same thing about already assigned a reporter to follow pendence. It’s a requirement, the very That, however, is not the plan, panic workers. Women every decade since. his campaign (just as we did when foundation — the sine qua non, since which doesn’t bode well for what’s could work in factories, Surprising as it is, Mike was in City Hall). And in the sto - we seem to like three-word Latin ahead, especially if Bloomberg is suc - in some places, but preg - there simply was no hal - ries we write on the presidential con - phrases these days. “Without which, cessful. not”: the essential element. nant or married women cyon era in which we did test, we will make clear that our We already have a rich-guy presi - owner is now a candidate.” Making a crucially important area were expected to be else - everything, or even most dent who thinks the tried-and-true Bloomberg News also will publish of coverage off-limits saws away at where. things, better than we are rules that underpin our democracy today. other organizations’ investigations, that foundation, leaving everything aren’t made for him and who doesn’t We were a lot poorer in that remains in an unstable state. We would be wise to sometimes in summary form. exhibit a core understanding of the the ’50s and ’60s than However, for now, they will contin - This isn’t entirely new at keep that in mind as we accountability role of an independ - today. We died on average ue to investigate President Donald Bloomberg. The long-held policy is ent press. sort through ideas to more than a decade Trump. that the organization doesn’t investi - “The Bloomberg Way” is the com - younger than we do improve our nation and These plans “relegate his political gate its owner’s wealth, personal life, pany’s well-known guide for journal - today, and were much less the lives of our citizens. writers to stenography journalism,” family and so on. ists at the news organization, an healthy into later life. In •••••••••• Kathy Kiely, Bloomberg News’ former That was true during his three intended manifesto for best practices. 1950, more than 29 out of Hicks is the director of politics director, told the Associated terms as New York mayor; it wasn’t Failing to fairly cover the most every 1,000 American the Center for Business Press on Sunday. She left the news good then either, but the stakes are important story of our time — with children died at birth, and Economic service in 2016, when Bloomberg was far higher now. built-in provisions for complete inde - Today the figure is fewer Research and the George considering a presidential run. And at times, the billionaire has pendence — may be the Bloomberg than six per 1,000 births. and Frances Ball distin - And Megan Murphy, former Wash - hinted at why: way at the moment. But it isn’t the These are tragedies still, guished professor of eco - ington bureau chief of Bloomberg “Quite honestly, I don’t want all the right way. but tragedies that now nomics in the Miller Col - News, tweeted that she was presented reporters I’m paying to write a bad •••••••••• afflict far fewer families. lege of Business at Ball “with a near identical ‘memo’ during story about me,” he half-jokingly told Sullivan is The Washington Post’s In 1950, over half of State University. Email his 2016 flirtation,” and found it unac - a radio interviewer late last year, as media columnist. Follow her on Twit - American states out - him at [email protected]. ceptable. “I was very clear that I he suggested that he might end ter @sulliview. The Commercial Review HUGH N. RONALD (1911-1983), Publisher Emeritus

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Page 8 www.thecr.com The Commercial Review Setting big goals Jay County High School wrestlers have high hopes for individual accomplishments and team success By RAY COONEY The Commercial Review Mason Winner expects a state medal, preferably the one that places him atop the podium. It’s a given that the first Patri - ot wrestler to medal in each of his first three seasons would have a big goal. But he’s not the only one. A pair of other seniors are hoping to rebound for strong final seasons and the girls wrestling program continues to grow. Winner is on track to become the most decorated wrestler in Jay County history, as he is already one of only two three- time state medalists for the Patriots. He finished fifth at 182 pounds last season after taking eighth at 160 in 2018 and sev - enth at 140 in 2017. (The other is 2014 graduate Eric Hemmel - garn.) The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney “He’s a leader in our room,” said JCHS coach Eric Myers. Pictured is the 2019-20 Jay County High School wrestling team. Front row from left are Dylan Garringer, Dylan Racster, “We just really look to him. He leads us in practice. Garrett Mann, Zakk Atkins, Cameron Gage, Ryan Snyder, Nathaniel Lykins and Daidrick Retz. Second row are Ryan Herring, “He’s got great technique. He managers Ashley Thompson, Ryleigh Oswalt, Ashtyn Younger, Rosemary Hemmelgarn, Lindy Wood and Makaya Champ, and works a lot in the offseason.” Kadin Ridenour. Third row are Dominick Newsome, Lita Chowning, Maddie Rinker, Jayden Maymi, Logan Kelly, Brian Newman, Winner has often repeated his Zac Brotherton, Ethan Reiley and Lizzie Dollar. Back row are Mason Winner, Ramon Bravo, Ben Hunter, coach Eric Myers, goal — to win a state champi - assistant coaches Bruce Wood, Jon Winner, Chad Chowning and Logan Shaffer, and Cooper Jacks and Nathaniel Paxson. onship in honor of his grandfa - ther. If he were to do so, he would become Jay County’s terfinal round last year, he was Lizzie Dollar is back after fin - Myers, whose girls will wrestle Atkins got there as sophomores, first state champion since able to bounce back to win two ishing as the runner-up at 98 in four girls-only tournaments but didn’t make it back last sea - David Ferguson and Geoff Glo - matches to earn his fifth-place pounds in the Indiana High this year in addition to the state son. gas in 1987. medal. School Girls Wrestling State finals. “I’ll be excited to see how Lykins projects to fill the line - “I think for Mason to make “I think that experience can Finals. She advanced to the they can do this year. It’s really up at 195 pounds this year after the last jump, to get to the top of really help him,” Myers added. championship match before exciting for them to compete in missing the tournament last that podium, it’s just little “I think he’s improving and he’s falling to Chesterton’s Madelina a girls-only tournament.” season because of an injury. things,” said Myers. “Just clean - taking those experiences and Rearick. While Winner is the only “He was one of two sopho - ing up little things on his feet, trying to build off them.” Lita Chowning added a sev - returning semi-state qualifying mores in the bracket at 220 at and mainly in the neutral posi - Winner isn’t the only Patriot enth-place finish at 113 for boy from a year ago, two others semi-state his sophomore year. I tion. And finding a way to win returning after having state JCHS. on the roster have experience at look for him to have a breakout some of those tight matches.” tournament success last season. “It’s really a growing thing in the tournament in Fort Wayne. year,” said Myers. After losing in the state quar - On the girls’ side of the ledger, Indiana and the nation,” said Both George Lykins and Zakk See Goals page 5

Indiana defeats Bears No. 5 Gamecocks hold off ST. THOMAS, U.S. Vir - before blowing its own gin Islands (AP) — Bren - lead. na Wise and Ali Patberg “We knew they were Detroit scored 16 points each, going to come out and By LARRY LAGE AP Sports Writer and No. 17 Indiana rallied make a run,” Indiana DETROIT — to beat No. 5 South Car - coach Teri Moren said. Mitchell Trubisky olina 71-57 Thursday “They’re too good of a started and closed SMILE… night in the Paradise team and (Gamecocks strong to overcome SMILE… Jam tournament. coach Dawn) Staley is too some shaky decisions Itt’’s Aleksa Gulbe and good of a coach that we and plays in between to Grace Berger added 10 were going to get their keep the Chicago Bears points apiece for the best coming out in the in the NFC playoff pic - Hoosiers (5-0), who over - second half.” ture. came a four-point deficit With Indiana ahead 38- Trubisky threw a go- that in the fourth quarter. 31 at the half, the Game - ahead, 3-yard touch - Mikiah Herbert Harri - cocks held the Hoosiers down pass to David gan scored 13 points and to 2-of-12 shooting in the Montgomery with 2:17 freshmen Aliyah Boston third quarter, regaining left, lifting Chicago to a and Zia Cooke had 10 the lead on Herbert Har - 24-20 win over the Time points each for South rigan’s jumper with 1:37 slumping Detroit Lions Carolina (6-1), which left and pulling ahead 51- on Thursday. came back from seven 47 at the end of the peri - The Bears took the down in the second half od. lead on the nine-play, Again! 90-yard drive in which Trubisky converted a pair of third downs Sports on tap with 35- and 32-yard Our Season’s Greetings issue will appear in the passes to Anthony Local schedule 8 p.m. — NBA basketball: Indiana Pac - Miller. ers vs. Atlanta Hawks (Fox Sports Indiana) “He made special CR December 20! If you would like to schedule Today 9 p.m. — Men’s college basketball: Jay County — Girls basketball at Wood - Morgan State at Ohio State (BTN) throws at special lan – 6 p.m. 10:30 p.m. — Men’s college basket - times,” coach Matt a picture, the ad must be 15” or larger and a $15 Fort Recovery — Boys basketball vs. ball: Las Vegas Invitational (ESN2) Nagy said. St. Marys – 6 p.m. 11:30 p.m. — Men’s college basket - ball: St. Marys vs. Utah State (ESPNU) Chicago sealed the Saturday victory on the ensuing ffeee will be charged to come take your picture or Jay County — Boys basketball (includ - Saturday possession with Eddie ing freshmen) vs. Richmond – 6 p.m. 4:55 a.m. — Formula 1 Racing: Etihad if you provide a picture. Fort Recovery — Swimming at New Bre - Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix practice Jackson’s interception. men Tri – 5 p.m.; Girls basketball at (ESPN2) Rookie quarterback Wapakoneta – noon; Middle school boys 7:55 a.m. — Formula 1 Racing: Etihad basketball vs. Ansonia – 10 a.m.; Middle David Blough led Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix qualifying school girls basketball at Marion Local – (ESPN2) Detroit’s last drive to 10 a.m. Deadline ffoor all addss & photos is Noon — High School football: Class 2A the Chicago 26 in the championship - Eastbrook vs. Western TV schedule Boone (Fox Sports Indiana) final minute before los - Today Noon — College football Michigan vs. ing 13 yards on a sack Noon — High School football: Class 1A Ohio State (FOX); South Carolina vs. Clem - to leave a desperation state championship - Lafayette Central son (ESPN); Georgia Tech vs. Georgia Catholic vs. Indianapolis Lutheran (Fox (ABC); Purdue vs. Indiana (ESPN2); Illinois pass as the only option December 10th! vs. Northwester (FS1); East Carolina vs. and Jackson picked off Sports Indiana) Noon — College football: Toledo at Tulsa (ESPNU) his heave. Central Michigan (ESPNU); Virginia vs. Vir - 3:30 p.m. High school football: Class ginia Tech (ABC) 4A state championship - East Noble vs. The Bears (6-6) have WWee try hard not to miss anyone who wants in Noon — Men’s college basketball: Evansville Memorial (FS1) won three of four Texas vs. Texas Tech (FOX) 3:30 p.m. — College football: Auburn games after losing four 2 p.m. — Men’s college basketball: vs. Alabama (CBS); Kansas vs. Baylor this issue. IIff you do not get contacted and Bad Boy Mowers Battle 4 Atlantis - Final (ESPN); Michigan State vs. Maryland in a row, keeping their (ESPN) (FS1); Duke vs. Miami (ESPN2); Penn postseason hopes alive. 2:30 p.m. — College football: Nebras - State vs. Rutgers (BTN); Minnesota vs. would like in the greetings, please call us at ka vs. Iowa (BTN); Arkansas vs. Missouri Wisconsin (ABC) “We put ourselves in (CBS) 4 p.m. — College football (FOX); South - a good position to have 3 p.m. — Men’s college basketball: ern Methodist vs. Tulane (ESPNU) another big game next ((22600)) 77226-8141 Minnesota vs. DePaul (FS1) 7 p.m. — High school football: Class 3:30 p.m. — High school football: 6A state championship - Carmel vs. Center week,” Trubisky said. Class 3A state championship - Bishop Grove (Fox Sports Indiana) The Lions (3-8-1) Chatard vs. Heritage Hills (Fox Sports Indi - 7 p.m. — College football: Kansas have lost five straight ana) State vs. Iowa State (FS1); Houston vs. 3:30 p.m. — College football: Mem - Navy (ESPN2); LSU vs. Texas A&M (ESPN) for the first time under The Commercial Review phis vs. Cincinnati (ABC) 7:30 p.m. — College football: second-year coach Matt 4 p.m. — College football: Washington Louisiana-Lafayette vs. Louisiana-Monroe Patricia. “It’s one of State at Washington (FOX) (ESPNU) 4:15 p.m. — College football: TCU vs. 8 p.m. — College football: Oklahoma the toughest teams I’ve CCaall JJeeanne or Maralene West Virginia (ESPN) State vs. Oklahoma (FOX); San Diego probably ever been 4:30 p.m. — Men’s college basketball: State vs. BYU (ESPN) Orlando Invitational (EXPN2) 10:30 p.m. — College football: UCLA around,” said Patricia, 7 p.m. — NBA G-League basketball: vs. California (FS1); San Jose State vs. a former assistant TTOOODDDAAYY!! 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