Friday, June 26, 2015 The Commercial Review Portland, Indiana 47371 www.thecr.com 75 cents Court strikes bans on She’s a Trooper marriage

Same-sex couples can wed nationwide

By MARK SHERMAN Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court declared today that same-sex cou - ples have a right to marry anywhere in the United States. Gay and lesbian couples already could marry in 36 states and the District of Columbia. The court’s 5-4 ruling means the remain - ing 14 states, in the South and Midwest, will have to stop enforcing their bans on same-sex marriage. Gay rights supporters cheered, danced and wept outside the court when the decision was announced. The outcome is the cul - mination of two decades of Supreme Court litiga - tion over marriage, and gay rights generally. Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote the major - The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney ity opinion, just as he did in the court’s previous Katy Smeltzer marches as part of The Troopers Drum and Bugle Corps during rehearsal Thursday evening at Jay three major gay rights County High School. Smeltzer, who graduated from JCHS earlier this month, is in her first year with the group that will cases dating back to 1996. continue to perform and compete across the country through early August. It came on the anniver - sary of two of those earli - er decisions. “No union is more pro - found than marriage,” Smeltzer touring with Wyoming group Kennedy wrote, joined by By RAY COONEY December, she wasn’t sure if she a lot of fun and now we get to sure she had all of her work com - the court’s four more lib - The Commercial Review was interested in becoming a show off all our hard work.” pleted for government class, a eral justices. Jay County High School has member of the group. But by The tour started June 19 in requirement for graduation. The stories of the peo - housed The Troopers Drum and January camp she had earned a Louisville, Kentucky, but prepa - Though she missed that time ple asking for the right to Bugle Corps for a couple of days contract, and she joined The rations have been ongoing for with her classmates, she was marry “reveal that they for each of the last four sum - Troopers full time in mid-May. months. able to return home for gradua - seek not to denigrate mar - mers. When the group’s caravan “It’s been a journey, that’s for After missing February camp tion June 7. riage but rather to live rolled into the parking lot at 7 sure,” said Smeltzer, whose to swim at the IHSAA Girls “I think mostly it was hard their lives, or honor their a.m. Thursday, it brought along a father Kelly is Jay County’s band Swimming and Diving State missing out on the senior stuff,” spouses’ memory, joined familiar face. director. “It kind of started in Finals, Smeltzer had attended said Smeltzer. by its bond,” Kennedy Katy Smeltzer, a mellophone December camp for me and not March and April three-day Instead of heading to gradua - said. player who graduated from really being serious about camps in Texas. She departed tion parties over the course of The four dissenting jus - JCHS earlier this month, is in marching … I’ve seen it progress. Jay County with several weeks the last few weeks, Smeltzer has tices each filed a separate her first season with the It’s very cool to just … not be seri - still left in the school year to join been practicing and performing. opinion explaining their Wyoming-based group that ous about it and then be like, The Troopers for camp in Rehearsal days generally views, but they agreed spends the summer performing ‘OK, I’m going to do this.’ Lebanon. include three practice sessions that states and their vot - and competing across the coun - “It’s been so much fun. … The early departure involved for a total of between five and 12 ers should have been left try. Spring training was hard, but taking all of her finals in hours. with the power to decide As she headed to a camp in now it’s worth it because tour is advance and especially making See Trooper page 5 who can marry. See Strikes page 2 Terror suspect caught By LORI HINNANT entrance, along with ban - east of Lyon. The car then and LAURENT CIPRIANI ners with Arabic inscrip - plowed into gas canisters, Associated Press tions, they said. touching off the blast, said SAINT-QUENTIN- France immediately President Francois Hol - FALLAVIER, France — A opened a terrorism investi - lande, speaking in Brus - man with suspected ties to gation. sels. Spraying French Islamic radicals “Islamist terrorism has “No doubt about the rammed a car today into an again struck France,” intention — to cause an the American gas factory in Prime Minister Manuel explosion,” Hollande said, southeastern France, trig - Valls said. calling the attack “of a ter - gering an explosion that The attack began shortly rorist nature.” smoke injured two people, officials before 10 a.m. when a car No group immediately Smoke billows out said. The severed head of a made it through the gate of claimed responsibility for of a first-floor window local businessman was left the gas factory in Saint- the attack. as a firefighter from hanging at the factory’s Quentin-Fallavier, south - See Terror page 5 Bryant Volunteer Fire Department sprays water on a house fire Thursday evening at Judge denies mistrial 5798 E. 800 North in By TOM COYNE revised report by David Sheppard, an rural Bryant. For more Associated Press expert witness from the Bureau of Alco - information on the SOUTH BEND, Ind. — An Indiana hol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, blaze, see Capsule judge denied on Thursday a defense that cut by about half the estimated time Reports page 2. request for a mistrial in the case of a it took for natural gas to fill the home to man accused of planning a deadly Indi - make it flammable. anapolis house explosion, saying he did - An attorney for Mark Leonard, the n’t find any wrongdoing by prosecutors. man on trial, argued that Marion County St. Joseph Superior Court Judge John Deputy Prosecutor Denise Robinson had Marnocha ruled after postponing testi - failed to notify the defense about a poten - mony for a day so attorneys could pre - tial problem in Sheppard’s report, even The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz pare arguments on the claim of prosecu - though she was aware of it before the torial misconduct. The focus was a start of the trial.

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Portland’s high tempera - Jay County Solid Waste Man - Saturday — The fourth ture Thursday was 80 degrees, agement District will have recy - story in our summer series and the overnight low was 68. cling trailers from 9 a.m. to noon about the 1975 consolidation Jana Claycomb, 61, Muncie Heavy rain is expected Saturday: of Jay Schools. Dorothy Dollar, 78, Dunkirk today and tonight with a low •Marsh parking lot, Portland. Details on page 2. of 61. More rain is likely Sat - Jay County Trail Riders. Tuesday — Dunkirk sub - urday with a high of 67. •Parking lot south of West Jay mits final application for Indi - For an extended forecast, Community Center, Dunkirk. ana’s Stellar Communities see page 2. West Jay Optimist Club. program. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local Friday, June 26, 2015 Obituaries Jana Claycomb ers PreSchool and Daycare, Garden of Strikes... Gethsemane Church or The Compass Continued from page 1 laws from Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio June 17, 1954-June 24, 2015 Church. “This court is not a legislature. and Tennessee that define marriage Jana Claycomb, 61, 2401 N. Walnut St., Whether same-sex marriage is a good as the union of a man and a woman. Muncie, died Wednesday at her home. idea should be of no concern to us,” Those states have not allowed same- Born in Portland to Earl Robert and Dorothy Dollar Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in sex couples to marry within their Janet June (Hoskins) Guntle, she was a Sept. 24, 1936-June 24, 2015 dissent. Roberts read a summary of borders and they also have refused to 1972 graduate of Portland High School. Dorothy Gayle Dollar, 78, Dunkirk, his dissent from the bench, the first recognize valid marriages from else - She worked for Little died Wednesday at Miller’s Merry Manor time he has done so in nearly 10 years where. Learners Preschool and in Dunkirk. as chief justice. Just two years ago, the Supreme Daycare through the Com - Born in Muncie to Kenneth G. and “If you are among the many Amer - Court struck down part of the federal pass Church in Selma and Dora L. (Campbell) McClellan, she grad - icans — of whatever sexual orienta - anti-gay marriage law that denied a was a member of Garden uated from Hartford City High School in tion — who favor expanding same-sex range of government benefits to of Gethsemane Church in 1954. marriage, by all means celebrate legally married same-sex couples. Muncie and The Compass She married Paul Emery Dollar on today’s decision,” Roberts said. “But The decision in United States v. Church in Selma. Nov. 14, 1959, and he preceded her in do not celebrate the Constitution. It Windsor did not address the validity Surviving are two sons, death on Oct. 17, 2002. had nothing to do with it.” of state marriage bans, but courts Matthew Claycomb (wife: Claycomb Surviving are two daughters, Penny D. Justice Antonin Scalia said he is across the country, with few excep - Tonya), Pennville, and Morehouse (husband: Gene), Uniondale, not concerned so much about same- tions, said its logic compelled them to Damion Claycomb (wife: and Lorri G. Reisinger (husband: Rick), sex marriage, but about “this court’s invalidate state laws that prohibited Jennifer), Bristol, Connecticut; two Fort Wayne; two sons, Randall “Randy” threat to American democracy.” Jus - gay and lesbian couples from marry - daughters, Charity St. John (husband: P. Dollar (wife: Loretta), Ridgeville, and tices Samuel Alito and Clarence ing. Jeff), Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Gregory Daniels, Scott City, Missouri; a Thomas also dissented. The number of states allowing Wendy Roden (husband: Jeff), Fort sister, Judie L. Stallsmith-Turner, Hart - President Barack Obama welcomed same-sex marriage has grown rapid - Smith, Arkansas; parents, Robert and ford City; five grandchildren; two step - the decision via Twitter, calling it “a ly. As recently as October, just over Janet Guntle, Portland; a brother, Robert grandchildren; eight great-grandchil - big step in our march toward equali - one-third of the states permitted Guntle (wife: Connie), Portland; three dren; several stepgreat-grandchildren; a ty.” same-sex marriage. sisters, Carol Guntle and Sandy Atienzo, sister-in-law and several nieces and The ruling will not take effect There are an estimated 390,000 mar - both of Portland, and MaryBeth Kauff - nephews. immediately because the court gives ried same-sex couples in the United man, Selma; nine grandchildren and one Services are 11 a.m. Monday at the losing side roughly three weeks to States, according to UCLA’s Williams great-granddaughter. Keplinger Funeral Home, 509 N. High St. ask for reconsideration. But some Institute, which tracks the demo - Visitation is 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at in Hartford City. Burial will be in Gar - state officials and county clerks graphics of gay and lesbian Ameri - Baird-Freeman Funeral Home in Port - dens of Memory Cemetery. might decide there is little risk in cans. Another 70,000 couples living in land, followed by 11 a.m. services with Visitation is 3 to 5 and 6 to 8 p.m. Sun - issuing marriage licenses to same-sex states that do not currently permit Pastors Todd Austin, Vicky Perkins and day at the funeral home. couples. them to wed would get married in the Mark Ellcessor officiating. Burial will be Memorials may be sent to Cancer Serv - The cases before the court involved next three years, the institute says. in Claycomb Cemetery, Portland. ices of Blackford County, P.O. Box 327, Memorials may be sent to Little Learn - Hartford City, IN 47348. CR almanac

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Markets Department responded to 67 and county road 200 spot she was entering. Her a house fire at 5798 E. 800 South. 2002 Mercury Sable LS Window damaged Closing prices as of Thursday North Thursday evening. Donald E. Gonzalez, 31, struck the driver side of a Cheryl Buckingham, Portland Fire Department 425 Kathryn Circle, told 2008 Chrysler Town and 1102 W. Arch St., Portland, Trupointe July corn ...... 3.96 assisted at 6:20 p.m. with a Jay County Sheriff’s Country on her spot’s reported to police at 5:46 Fort Recovery Aug. corn ...... 4.01 tanker and mobile cascade Office he stopped at the other side. p.m. Thursday that bricks Corn ...... 3.90 Nov. corn ...... 3.84 trailer. stop sign after traveling The Chrysler is regis - had been thrown through July corn ...... 3.88 west on county road 200 tered to Brenda and her window. South and did not see the Richard Fogle, 664 Lincoln Beans ...... 10.11 Central States Trailer accident vehicle traveling south on Ave., Dunkirk. July crop ...... 10.11 Montpelier A Marion, Illinois, driv - Budget approved Corn ...... 3.75 er backed a truck and trail - Indiana 67. Damage was estimated According to the budget Wheat ...... 5.35 Paula M. Campbell, 30, between $1,001 and $2,500. July crop ...... 5.35 New crop ...... 3.71 er out of a driveway and finalized Wednesday at a Beans ...... 10.15 struck another vehicle 3631 Harvest Avenue, Indi - special village council Tuesday afternoon. anapolis, told the sheriff’s Pole struck Cooper Farms New crop ...... 9.51 meeting, Fort Recovery Wheat ...... 5.37 Robert L. Stein, 76, 12275 office she slowed down but A Bryant driver struck a expects a total 2016 rev - Fort Recovery New crop ...... 5.41 Deer Run Road, backed a could not avoid the crash. pole Friday morning in enue of $1.12 million, Corn ...... 3.92 trailer attached to a 2004 The front of the 1999 the Walmart parking lot, including $937,715 from July corn ...... 3.92 The Andersons Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Mercury Grand Marquis 950 W. Votaw St., Portland. local taxes. That’s down Oct. corn ...... 3.76 Richland Township out of a driveway at 7235 E. driven by Gonzalez struck Jenna L. Kahn, 30, 102 N. from the 2015 estimate of the driver side of Camp - Francis St., pulled out of Jan. corn ...... 3.98 Corn ...... 3.83 600 North in Wabash $1.22 million. Total expen - bell’s 2010 Dodge Charger. her parking spot in a 2003 Wheat ...... 5.51 July corn ...... 3.83 Township. ditures are estimated at The Mercury is regis - Chevrolet Trailblazer and Beans ...... 10.28 He did not see Ralph W. $1.43 million, an increase tered to William L. Vines drove east through the POET Biorefining July beans ...... 10.23 Laux, 86, 5624 N. 650 East, over last year’s estimate of Jr., 610 W. Cherry St., parking spots. She did not Portland Wheat ...... 5.57 driving east on county $1.41 million. The 2016 end - road 600 North in time to Bluffton. The Charger is see a pole indicating hand - June corn ...... 3.93 July wheat ...... 5.57 ing cash fund balance is stop. The trailer hit the registered to Danny L. icapped parking and projected as $1.68 million, passenger side of Laux’s Campbell, 402 Hickory struck it. down from an estimated 2009 Honda, which spun Drive, Greenfield. The Trailblazer is regis - $1.99 million this year and Hospitals 180 degrees and came to Damage in the 6:40 a.m. tered to Leo L. Kahn, 207 a final total of $2.17 mil - rest off the south side of accident was estimated W. Elm St., Bryant. lion in 2014. the road. between $5,001 and $10,000. Jay County Dismissals The Silverdo is regis - Hospital There was one dis - tered to Joyce E. Meers, Parking error Portland missal. Iuka, Illinois. A driver parking at 3:20 Looking for a Motivated, Damage in the 4:20 p.m. p.m. Thursday at Tyson Admissions Creative, self-starter for There were five Emergencies accident was estimated Foods in Portland struck admissions to the hospi - There were 47 people between $5,001 and $10,000. another car with hers in Part Time Director of the tal on Thursday. treated in the emer - the process. gency rooms of JCH, Intersection accident Summer E. Roush, 27, Jay County Solid Waste District. Births including: A Bluffton driver caused 4598 N. 550 East, Portland, There was one birth, Portland – Jacqeline an accident Thursday told Portland police she Experience in offi ce management, including: Cullen, Isaiah Patton, accounting, Quick Books and budgets Portland – Shauna Donna McCloud, John - Manor, a son ny Cash, Nevin Phillips helpful. Organizational and people skills a must. Three day work week. Resumes Citizen’s calendar accepted through July 3, 2015. Mail resumes to or deliver to: Wednesday Thursday, July 2 7 a.m. — Jay County 10 a.m. — Portland Jay County Solid Waste District Board of Health, health Board of Works, Attn: Board of Directors department office, 504 mayor’s office, city hall, W. Arch St., Portland. 321 N. Meridian St. 5948 W. St Rd 67

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Brown in ments, returns, etc. We Nancy is a beautician at Denver have a receipt drawer. All CrownPointe Communities in Andrew Reitz (wife: Jennifer), I love duct tape and use receipts go in there. Portland and Allen retired as Dayton, Ohio, and Joseph Reitz it for just about every- When we need one, project coordinator for Indiana (wife: Josie), Meherrin, Vir - thing! I mark my chargers there is only one place to Gas Company. ginia. (for all electronics) with look. Every once in a Allen and Nancy Reitz - 1965 They are the parents of Lee The couple requests that gifts my purple design duct while I go through and Reitz (wife: Sylvia), Dallas, be omitted. tape. Oh, you should see toss the ones we don’t my phone and charger need anymore. — Ted H. in with the bright-red lip- Mississippi Fair entries Marriage talk causes panic are due July 2 DEAR ABBY: I am 59 and have lived in the house. By VIRGINIA CLINE jams, jellies, pickles, rel - a steady, good-paying job. I was Abby, the refrigerator had been The Commercial Review ish and horticulture. married for 20 years, but cleaned out multiple times, but Jay County residents Youth, through age 17, divorced 11 years ago. I am set in Dear somehow we missed the choco - wanting to enter projects may exhibit items at the my ways. late until today when we needed at the Domestic Arts & Women’s Building. Any I have been seeing a woman, Abby a sign from my grandmother that Culinary Building for the arts, crafts and sewing “Melinda,” for eight years now. she was near. Jay County Fair have sev - articles may be entered. She’s 51 and also has a steady job. Grandma was a Dear Abby fan. eral categories to choose Items should be brought We live 30 miles apart. Our rela - We found many of your clippings from. from 7 to 11 a.m. on July 2. tionship has been somewhat among her photos. I know she’d Items should be deliv - Youth exhibits of food, rocky, but we have also had some love with Melinda and can’t man- love it if you shared this story ered from 7 to 11 a.m. on flowers and vegetables really great times. age without her, let me suggest with your readers. — JEAN’S July 2. should be brought from 7 Melinda has said for years that that you discuss this with a GRANDDAUGHTER IN TEN - Categories are quilts to 11 a.m. on July 6. she wants to get married. It licensed mental health profes- NESSEE and comforters, sewing, Books are available at makes me nervous. My hands sional and see if you can get DEAR JEAN’S GRAND- knitting, crocheting, the Jay County Extension sweat and I think of every excuse beyond your fears. Joint counsel- DAUGHTER: I’m glad to do it. needlework, decorated office or Jay County Fair not to when she brings it up. I’m ing with Melinda would also be And speaking as another choco- garments, Christmas at office. For more informa - in love with her, but when she helpful for both of you, to ensure holic, that you found Grandma’s the fair, handmade miscel - tion, call (260) 726-4707 or brings up marriage, I run and there are fewer rocky patches in stash in your time of need laneous crafts, beading or (260) 726-9616. hide. your relationship in the future. warmed my heart. I hope it lifted jewelry, fine arts, She feels our relationship DEAR ABBY: I have a special your spirits during what had to dolls/toys, scrapbooking, Library events should end so she’ll be free to “Pennies From Heaven” story to be an emotional time. Please card making, photography Game night will be held meet someone else and marry. share with you. accept my condolences for the and recycled items. from 5 to 7:30 p.m. tonight She deserves that right, and I My dear grandmother recently loss of your dear grandmother. Nursing home or assist - at Jay County Public understand it. I struggle, though, lost her long battle with ——— ed living residents may Library, 315 N. Ship St. in when I don’t hear from her, speak Alzheimer’s. Toward the end, we Dear Abby is written by Abi - enter items in holiday, Portland. to her or I imagine her with weren’t sure how aware she was, gail Van Buren, also known as woodworking, painting/ Use the library’s games someone else. It drives me nuts, and if she understood us when Jeanne Phillips, and was founded drawing, jewelry, puzzle, or bring your own. and I end up contacting her. We we spoke to her. Tonight, my hus - by her mother, Pauline Phillips. crafts, quilt or afghan, Game nights will con - start talking and things seem band, my sister and I decided to Contact Dear Abby at www.Dear - knitted, crochet, embroi - tinue each Friday in July. fine for a while, until the M-word have dinner at Grandma’s house Abby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los dery, sewing, blooming A DIY family craft time is mentioned. and go through her photos for Angeles, CA 90069. or non-blooming cate - will be from 10 a.m. to 3 I suggested we move in togeth - her funeral. What teens need to know about gories. p.m. Saturday. Drop in er and see how it works, but it After dinner, my sister asked if sex, drugs, AIDS and getting Adult foods, flowers and anytime to complete a never happened. Abby, what is we had any chocolate. My hus - along with peers and parents is horticulture exhibits are craft. my problem? Why can’t I get mar - band said, “What about the in “What Every Teen Should due between 7 and 11 a.m. Story time will be at 4 ried? — TORN & STRUGGLING chocolate in the refrigerator?” I Know.” Send your name and on July 6. p.m. on July 7. IN ARIZONA hadn’t seen any, but when I went mailing address, plus check or Categories are flowers, Kids’ crafts will be at 2 DEAR TORN & STRUGGLING: to look, there was a packet of money order for $7 (U.S. funds) floral arrangements, p.m. on Fridays in July. Your problem may be that your chocolate bars wedged in to: Dear Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. bread and rolls, cakes, Pointing at the Pencil will first marriage — and probably between the drawers. The expira - Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054- pies, fancy food and can - be July 10, soap sculpture your divorce — left you mar- tion date on the wrapper was two 0447. (Shipping and handling are dies, cookies, pies, canned is July 17, dream catchers riage-averse. Because you’re in years ago, when Grandma last included in the price.) fruits, vegetables and will be July 24 and sand meats, preserves and pictures is July 31. Community Calendar

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Mrs. Coldren was a woman who never encoun - tered a challenge that couldn’t be surmounted. “the Pink Alley school” not Fifty-seven years ago, far from what is now the faced with the daunting Jay Community Center, prospect of raising a child they served and led in the with developmental disabil - best tradition of what is ities in a small rural com - now known as “servant munity in Indiana, she leadership.” refused to give up. She They provided opportu - refused to settle for what nities to kids who faced the others had settled for. prospect of no opportuni - Instead, she teamed up ties. They provided hope to with other now-gone families who faced the giants: Her husband Char - prospect of no hope. lie, Robert and Fannie And they raised the bar Gillespie, and Harold and for their peers. By refusing Alma Green. to give up, by refusing to Together, with critical accept the notion of hope - help from Mary Easterday lessness, they taught those Young and First Presbyteri - around them an ongoing an Church of Portland, lesson. Their churches those giants set in motion learned, their employers what is today Jay-Randolph learned, their neighbors Developmental Services. learned and their commu - And for scores — hun - nity learned. dreds — of local individu - In their own way, they als and their families, they were giants. And no com - changed the world. munity can have too many Let there be no confusion They started small back of them. Each one inspires By LEONARD PITTS JR. in 1958. They relied on vol - another, just as Florence Tribune Content Agency unteers and budgeted on a Coldren helped inspire a This is for Elisabeth Hasselbeck of shoestring. In a little build - generation. Now that’s a “Fox & Friends,” who described last Leonard ing known back then as legacy to aspire to. — J.R. Thursday’s act of white extremist ter - He said rorism at Emanuel AME church in Pitts Jr. Charleston as an “attack on faith.” he wanted It’s for Rick Perry, who said maybe the shooting happened because of to shoot Join in Jay’s prescription drugs. It’s for Jeb Bush, who said, “I don’t know what was on so blatant a crime. Nine people dead black people. the mind” of the killer. It’s for South following an attack upon a storied 4th celebration Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, who said, African-American church. The You don’t To the editor: “We’ll never understand what moti - alleged killer: Dylann Roof, a 21-year It’s hard to believe that vates” a crime like this. It’s for Glenn old dropout with a Moe Howard hair - get plainer the 4th of July is just Letters to Beck, who said, “I don’t know why cut whose racist motivations were around the corner. this shooter shot people. He might pretty clear to authorities from the than that. The Jay County 4th of shoot people because he’s a racist. He beginning and have only become July Community would the Editor might have shot people because he’s clearer since. like to welcome everyone an anarchist. He might have shot peo - He said he wanted to shoot black and would encourage ple because he hates Christians.” people. You don’t get plainer than white crowd that marched through everyone to participate in This is also for the reader who that. Charleston chanting “Black Lives the 4th of July event that is been removed from the called the tragedy a “hoax” perpetrat - Yet, even in the face of this utter Matter.” God, but that was a welcome taking place at Jay County East Jay Middle School ed by the White House to promote lack of mystery, some of us professed sight — ice cold lemonade on the Fairgrounds after the Parking lot. racial hatred and gun control, and for confusion about the killer’s motives. hottest day in August. It was a stir - parade. The opening cere - Due to the temporary the one who said, “Charleston was An “attack on faith”? Only the ring, needed reminder that compas - mony, which includes the closing of Water Street, not a hate crime.” Finally, it’s for any “War on Christmas” delusions and sion has no color. raising of the flag, is at 1 traffic on Wayne Street will and everyone who responded to the anti-gay fixations of Fox could make All this obfuscation and pretend p.m. be very busy and very con - massacre by chanting, tweeting or this about that. confusion, on the other hand, is a less Anyone interested in gested. Please have saying, “All lives matter.” “All lives matter”? Of course they welcome reminder that, for all the being in the parade should patience with each other For all of you, a simple question: do. But what is it about the specificity undeniable progress we have made in line up in the East Jay Mid - and please be kind. This is a What the hell is wrong with you peo - of declaring “Black Lives Matter” matters of race, there remain among dle School parking lot using day of celebration, and the ple? Why is it so hard for you to call that some people object to? What is it us not simply moral cowards, but far the entrance off of Wayne Jay County 4th of July racism racism? they find problematic about acknowl - too many moral cripples hobbling Street. The parade starts at Committee would like for It is not news that some people go to edging that black lives in particular about on stumps of decency and 11 a.m., and line up for the everyone to have a great extraordinary lengths to avoid con - are under siege in this country? It cer - crutches of denialism. parade will begin at 10 a.m. time. ceding that America remains a tainly wasn’t “all lives” Roof sought Last week, nine people were Please note: If you have any questions nation stained by racial discrimina - to snuff out when he entered that slaughtered in a house of God for no 1) After 10 a.m., no one about the parade, please tion. Bring them a hundred testi - church. other reason than that they were will be able to drop off or call (260) 726-2210. If there is monies illustrating it and they are And Glenn Beck’s professed confu - there, and they were black. It is a sad pick up at the Meridian no answer, please leave a unmoved. Bring them a thousand sion about the shooter’s motive? It is and simple truth that some of us, for Street entrance to the East message and phone num - studies quantifying it and they say simply bizarre that a man who once some reason, have not the guts to say. Jay Middle School parking ber. Somebody will be in numbers lie. They deny self-evident famously dubbed President Obama “a For that, they should be profoundly lot. That exit will be contact with you within 24 truth because otherwise, they must racist” based on no evidence beyond ashamed. blocked at that time. hours. concede racism did not, in fact, end 50 the voices in his head has such diffi - •••••••••• 2) Once you are in the Sincerely, years ago, and they are heavily invest - culty being that definitive about a Pitts is a columnist for The Miami parking lot, there is no George Patterson ed in that fiction. white man who drove 100 miles to Herald. He won a Pulitzer Prize for available exit until the President Still, it is breathtaking and heart - shoot up a black church. Commentary in 2004. Readers may parade line-up is released Jay County 4th of July breaking to learn that this recalci - A few days ago, a Toronto Star contact him via e-mail at and all participants have Committee trance holds firm even in the face of reporter tweeted video of a mostly [email protected]. Communities may want to shift to a new focus By MICHAEL J. HICKS mixed. Some policies work, maybe one out of 50 jobs could people that businesses increas - Local governments in Indiana while others do not. Instead of be lured from one place to anoth - ingly seek out, either as workers spend tax dollars on many goods detailing that research here it er with abatements, tax credits or customers. and services that make our lives Michael might be better to simply look at or other economic development That is good news for Indiana, better. the availability of ‘footloose’ tools. Over the past decade, for it turns out that as business - Police and fire protection, J. Hicks businesses that we spend so fewer than 150 factories with es have become less mobile, roadways and other infrastruc - much money trying to attract. more than 500 workers opened households have become highly ture, parks and amenities com - For a long time, Americans or relocated in the U.S. Given the mobile. To attract households all prise the bulk of this spending. have been radically changing more than 3,100 counties in the you need is good schools, safe, As in most states, the single ments, TIF and direct economic their buying habits. Today most country, that means that you livable communities, and a nice largest piece of spending is our development expenditures. That household income is spent on might expect one of these facto - mix of recreation. local public schools. We may is more than they will spend on locally-produced services. Busi - ries every 22 years or so. If communities really want to argue about the right size and fire, police and parks combined. nesses that provide these servic - These are grim facts for those prosper, that is where they need scope of this spending, but the While most of us would agree es must locate where their cus - who feel attracting new busi - to focus their spending. need for these things is not at that we should be doing some tomers are, not where economic nesses offers a path to prosperity •••••••••• issue. traditional economic develop - developers lure them. At the for Hoosier communities. Fortu - Hicks is the director of the Quietly hidden from the ment, it is certainly time to ask same time, we have become very nately there is another way, and Center for Business and Eco - watchful gaze of most taxpayers serious questions about the good at manufacturing goods. the most thoughtful Indiana nomic Research and the George is the second largest expendi - effectiveness of these policies. The net result is that since 1970 communities, along with hun - and Frances Ball distinguished ture — traditional economic There is abundant technical the U.S. has created 90 million dreds more across the country, professor of economics in the development. In 2015 Hoosier research on traditional econom - new jobs, but there are actually have already adopted them. Miller College of Business at cities and counties will spend ic development policies. The fewer ‘footloose’ jobs. What works for those communi - Ball State University. Contact about $1.5 billion on tax abate - results of this work are very The simple fact is that today, ties is attracting people, for it is him at [email protected]. The Commercial Review US PS 125820 HUGH N. RONALD (1911-1983), Publisher Emeritus

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A secu - p.m. ed in 1957 and perform rity official said two flags — In addition to those sessions, around the country each one white and one black, members of the corps are year, including at the Drum both bearing Arabic assigned to teams that handle Corps International World inscriptions — were found other duties. Championships at Lucas Oil nearby. Smeltzer is part of the group Stadium in Indianapolis. French Interior Minister than handles what is considered Below are some of the Bernard Cazeneuve said a the most important job — laying group’s tour dates for the man from the Lyon region out the lines of a football field at rest of the summer. who had been flagged in each practice site. The field-lining 2006 for suspected ties to Date City crew generally wakes up an hour Sunday Bowling Green, Ohio extremists was seized by an earlier than the rest of the corps Thursday Foxboro, Mass. alert firefighter. Other peo - in order to get its job done. July 10 Casper, Wyoming ple, including the man’s The long hours have seen her July 11 Denver wife, were also taken into July 18 San Antonio custody after the attack grow, both in her skills and in her July 20 Dallas connection with The Troopers. July 25 Atlanta that also included a severed “She’s definitely shown a huge July 27 Dublin, Ohio head left at the factory gate growth in terms of playing and Aug. 3 Centerville, Ohio and the victim’s body else - marching. She’s been a really Aug. 6-8 Indianapolis where on the premises, a security official said. core component of the section For more information “People who could have and also in terms of how the about The Troopers, and their participated in this abject corps works,” said Jared Webber, 2015 show — “Wild Horses” a University of Central Florida crime are in custody,” — visit them online at Cazeneuve said. student who is one of Smeltzer’s www.troopersdrumcorps.org. section leaders. “She’s been a Cazeneuve said the sus - huge asset to the corps. She’s very pect had been known to productive and a very hard-work - intelligence services, who ing member.” had him under surveillance She’s also taken some good- the Jay County Marching Patri - from 2006-08. natured ribbing since arriving at ots. France’s anti-terror pros - “It’s exciting, mainly just ecutor said an investigation her alma mater, including taking The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney blame for the fact that rain was because this was her strictly pur - was opened into the attack, and potential charges falling when The Troopers’ four Katy Smeltzer takes time to clean her mellophone suing this,” said Kelly Smeltzer. including plotting as part buses and two semis arrived in “It’s been neat to see her perform Thursday prior to afternoon rehearsal Thursday in the Jay County of “a terrorist group.” It Jay County. High School parking lot. Smeltzer is spending the summer at the drum corps level and to see her happy and enjoying the expe - was not clear if French “Everything is Katy’s fault,” touring the country with The Troopers, a drum and bugle corps authorities were searching joked Roni Fraser, another mel - rience. I’m glad she has a chance based out of Casper, Wyo. to see the country this way and for any more possible lophone section leader from San accomplices. Antonio. being able to perform at some major venues in the United The French security offi - Webber and Fraser are repre - When Owens shifted to The show — “Wild Horses” — in Madi - cial said the decapitated sentative of the group that Troopers, Vogler joined him. son, Wisconsin. They will then States.” Katy Smeltzer hasn’t yet decid - victim was as a business - includes members from all over Jamie Smeltzer, Katy’s mom, is head back through Indiana on the man, head of a local trans - ed if she will try to join The the United States as well as three volunteering for the group during way to the Drum Corps Interna - portation company, who Troopers for a second year next from Japan. its time in Jay County. And after tional All Star Review on Sunday was believed to have been But while Smeltzer has made a finding out a couple of volunteers in Bowling Green. summer. Before then, she’ll head killed before the explosion. lot of new friends this summer, had dropped out, she decided to From there it’s on to Allentown, to the University of the Cumber - His name is not released. she also departed knowing there step in for a week beginning Sun - Pennsylvania, on Monday and lands, where she will be a mem - The official was not author - would be at least one familiar face day in Bowling Green, Ohio. visits to Massachusetts, Rhode ber of yet another Patriot swim ized to speak to the media on tour. “It’ll be fun to be able to see Island, Iowa, Wyoming, Colorado, team. and requested anonymity. Pete Vogler, East Jay Middle more of it, because at this point Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, For now, she’s focusing on hav - The gas factory belongs School’s band director and we’ve just seen it a couple times,” Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, ing fun with the experience. to Air Products, an Ameri - teacher, is in his fifth year work - said Jamie Smeltzer. “It’s just fun. Georgia, Ohio and New York “I just enjoy the people,” she can chemical company ing as a bus driver for The Troop - We’ve always stressed volunteer - before returning Aug. 6 through 8 said. “That’s what makes this pro - based in Allentown, Penn - ers. He met Rod Owens, now the ing, so it’s nice to be able to have to Indianapolis for the DCI World gram, and the staff too. Every - sylvania. The company group’s tour director, while his that opportunity to help out.” Championships. The finals of body is just so friendly. Every - said all its employees had daughter Laura was marching for The Troopers will leave JCHS that event falls on the same day as body is just there to help each been accounted for and The Glassmen and began driving tonight to begin traveling for a Indiana State Fair Band Day, other. It’s such a family atmos - evacuated but did not say if regular vehicles for that group. Saturday performance of their where her dad will be directing phere.” any had been wounded. Wet hay could cause problems Purdue Ag News ter than recommended,” WEST LAFAYETTE, said Keith Johnson. Ind. — With parts of the The moisture content of Midwest dealing with wet - hay for storage should be ter-than-normal weather no higher than 20 percent, conditions, a Purdue he said. If hay is not dry Extension forage special - enough, heat-tolerant ist is urging farmers to microorganisms can devel - make sure their hay is op in the bales, raising the adequately dried before temperature. If the temper - baling and storage to ature reaches 200 degrees, a reduce the risk of barn fire becomes very likely. fires. “Those kinds of fires “With all the rain we’ve happen every year, but the been having, some farm - wet conditions this year ers might be tempted to make the risk even put away hay that is wet - greater,” Johnson said.

Photo provided Among its awards at the Indiana State FFA Convention, Jay County FFA was named a gold chapter. Pictured with the trophy are Katie Lyons, Alyssa Hartley, Lyla Muhlenkamp, Abby Reier, Abby Muhlenkamp, Ashley Alig, Kayla Dirksen and Emily Reier. Lyla Muhlenkamp also led the group that finished first and earned a state berth in the traditional scrapbook category. Physician Coder If you are interested in working in a friendly, hometown atmosphere where you feel valued, come take a look at Jay Jay earns national berth County Hospital. We currently have an Jay County FFA brought home a sen, Kellie Fortkamp, Kendra opening for a full-time Physician Coder. laundry list of honors from the Indi - Fortkamp, Ava Kunkler, Kay Mor - ana FFA Convention. gan, Branden Muhlenkamp, McKen - The successful candidate will be responsible The group’s honors at the conven - sie Muhlenkamp, Sidney Pitman, for coding and charging for physician and tion, which was June 15 through 18 Kunkler takes Abigail Reier, Spencer Reinhart, Jeb surgical professional services. A Certified at Purdue University, included a Roberts, Dylan Rose, Michael Professional Coder (CPC) is preferred. berth in a national competition, an first place in Vanover, Mitchell Wellman and individual first-place finish and 22 Andrew Williams. Non-credentialed candidates must have state degrees. It was also named a fruit production Laurann Schoenlein finished sec - successfully completed college courses gold chapter. ond in agriscience research plant in anatomy and physiology, ICD-9-CM Jay County took first place in the systems, and third-place finishes and CPT-4 coding, DRG optimization traditional scrapbook category, went to Hunter Prescott in beef pro - and medical terminology. earning a trip to compete at the Muhlenkamp also earned a state duction entrepreneurship, Sidney national level. Lyla Muhlenkamp degree, which is the highest honor Pitman in agriculture design and served as the scrapbook committee at the state level. Other degree recip - fabrication and Cody White in diver - We are looking for individuals who have a chair. ients were Preston Bemis, Mitchell sified horticulture. passion for their field and a willingness to be a Mitchell Kunkler also earned a Bruggeman, Andrew Bryan, Conner Jay County also received honor - team player. For confidential consideration, victory for Jay County in fruit pro - Campbell, Mason Cochran, able mention for Bridging Horizons please submit resumes to: duction. Theodore Davis III, Stephanie Dirk - Community Service. Jay County Hospital Attn: Human Resources 500 W. Votaw Street Portland, IN 47371 Phone: (260) 726-1824 FAX: (260) 726-1912 E-mail: [email protected]

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DODGE JEEP RAM: 47371. 260-251-2702. leaf guards. Free esti- second shift 2:00 PM to Sell unwanted items in HOUSE FOR RENT in New and Pre-owned mates. 260-731-9444 WALKING ROUTE FOR 10:00 PM (8hrs). Moder- The CR Classifieds. Call Dunkirk. Looking for cars, trucks, minivans, GOODHEW’S ROOF- BRYANT and Pennville. ate overtime includes 10 Linda at 260-726-8141 responsible tenant for SUV’s. Full service and ING SERVICE Standing 70 INSTRUCTION, Contact Kim at 260-726- hour and Saturday or go online to completely remodeled parts department 127 Seam Metal Roofs. Free SCHOOLS 8141 between 1pm and shifts. Focus on safety www.thecr.com Simply home in town. Very spa- East Commerce Street, Estimates! 40 year paint 6pm or stop in and fill out and a cooperative atti- click on “Classifieds” to cious, lawn care provid- Dunkirk, 765-768-6224. warranty. We are the AVIATION GRADS an application between 8 tude a must. Starting place your ad! ed. $590 per month plus Monday- Friday 8-6; Sat- original Goodhew’s Roof- WORK with JetBlue, am to 4 pm. Commercial pay $12.55/hour with deposit. References are urday 8-2 www. ing Service 800-310- Boeing, NASA and oth- JAY COUNTY Review, 309 West Main, increases over 2 year required. Call 765-768- FuquaChrysler.com 4128. ers - start here with ANTIQUE MALL 500 S. Portland. period. Top pay $15.55 6224, ask for Rock. hands on training for Meridian, Portland. 10%- CA$H PAID FOR JUNK STEPHEN’S FLOOR with.30 shift premium for FAA certification. Finan- LAWRENCE EXCAVAT- 20% off selected booths. ONE AND TWO BED- CARS Any year, any INSTALLATION carpet, 2nd shift. Company cial aid if qualified. Call ING Seeking Class-A Check us out. Great ROOM Apartments. condition. Running or vinyl, hardwood, and offers a comprehensive Aviation Institute of CDL driver/heavy buys on everything. Lake of The Woods, not. We tow away. 765- laminate installed; 15 benefit package includ- Maintenance. 888-242- machine operator. Must Geneva, water included 578-0111 or 260-726- years experience; work ing Family medical/den- 2 CEMETERY PLOTS 3197 have clean driving record. with rent, no pets, 260- 5143 Massey’s Towing guaranteed. Free esti- tal/vision insurance at Green Park cemetery. Call Jason 260-726-0827 368-9187 mates call Stephen Ping option after 60 days. Vol- $400 each. Call 260- WE PAY CASH for junk 260-726-5017 TLS BY DESIGN Experi- untary Life Insurance 726-5112 1 BEDROOM autos. We pick up at enced Upholstery Techni- Plan available (optional) UPSTAIRS APART- your location. 1-765- WENDEL SEAMLESS FRESH SOUTH CAR- Out cian wanted. We do not Long Term Disability MENT Heat and water 546-2642 or 1-765-857- GUTTERING For all your OLINA PEACHES Free- √ pay by piece or group Plan (optional) Paid furnished. $375 plus 1071. Slocum’s Salvage guttering and leaf cover stone; good for canning rate. We reward excel- Holidays after 60 days. electric. West Main needs. Call us for a free The CR and freezing; Willow UNIQUE AUTOS has lence and care about 401k with company Street, Portland. Call quote. Call Jim at 260- Creek Store; 5160 W several nice Used Cars, Classifieds quality. Full time position match after 90 Spencer Apts 260-726- 997-6774 or Steve at 400 S, Berne, Indiana trucks, Suv’s, Many includes benefits and an days/rollover after 60 7368 260-997-1414. www.thecr.com 260-334-5080 priced under $7,000.00 enjoyable work environ- days. Company uniform and shoes provided Up 1 BEDROOM DOWN- Come and see us, Just ment. Call 765-683-1971 150 BOATS, SPORT- STAIRS APT. Wash- One Mile south of the to join a great team. to 80 Personal hours earned based on length ING EQUIPMENT er/dryer hook-up. $340 Jay Co line On Hwy 27 JINNY’S CAFE - of service. Personal plus utilities, located in 765-857-2434 BRYANT, IN 3rd shift hours remaining at end GUN SHOW!! Muncie, Portland. Call Spencer Cook/Waitress Apply of the year/bought back IN - June 27th & 28th, Apts 260-726-7368 between 6 am & 2 pm. at associates current $ Delaware County Fair- 2 BEDROOM 250 PUBLIC NOTICE 260-997-8300. rate. $$100.00$$ Atten- grounds, 1210 N. Wheel- UPSTAIRS APART- dance Bonus paid ing Ave., Sat. 9-5, Sun 9- MENT East Main Street, 25 DRIVER TRAINEES 3 For information call NEEDED NOW! Learn to Quarterly Air-condi- Portland. $400 plus elec- tioned facility. Send 765-993-8942 Buy! Sell! tric. Call Spencer Apts drive for TMC Transporta- Trade! PublicNotice of Sheriff's Notice Sale tion. Earn $800 per resumes to Box 468, c/o 260-726-7368 By virtue of a certified copy week! Local 15 day CDL The Commercial of a decree to me directed from 200 FOR RENT ONE BEDROOM the Clerk of Jay Circuit Court of training. TMC can cover Review PO Box 1049 Portland, IN 47371 UPSTAIRS apartment in Jay County, Indiana, in Cause costs. 1-877-649-9611 INMAN U-LOC Storage. Portland. $420.00/ No. 38C01-I412-MF-000049 Mini storage, five sizes. month plus deposit with wherein Wells Fargo Bank, NA. Security fence or 24 utilities included. Refrig- was Plaintiff, and Richard L. 110 HELP WANTED Witt and Sylvia D. Witt were hour access units. Gate erator/ stove/ and AC Defendants, required me to hours: 8:00-8:00 daily. furnished. No pets. Pre- make the sum as provided for in Pearl Street, Portland. fer non-smoking. For sin- said Decree with interest and MATERIAL SERVICES 260-726-2833 gle person. 260-726- cost, I will expose at public sale 2339 to the highest bidder, on the LEASE SPACE avail- 30th day of July, 2015, at the DEPARTMENT able, Coldwater, OH. hour of 10:00 am, or as soon Manufacturing, ware- thereafter as is possible, at Jay housing, assembly, dis- MAKE County Courthouse/3rd Floor - FCC (Adams) has both supervisory and Main, Portland, IN 47371, the tribution, offices, inside fee simple of the whole body of hourly positions to fill in the and outdoor storage. MONEY WITH THE CLASSIFIEDS Real Estate in Jay County, MATERIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT. Easy access to major Indiana. highways and railroad It’s easy to sell your Part of Lot Numbered Three We offer a challenging and access with loading items with a little (3) in Thomas' Addition to the Town, now City of stable career, 2 years to top pay, docks and overhead help from the cranes available. Con- Dunkirk, Indiana bounded competitive benefits and the Commercial Review and described as follows, to- tact Sycamore Group, wit: Commencing at a point opportunity for advancement. 419-678-5318, Classifieds. on the North line of said Lot www.sycamorespace.co Let us help Three (3) in said Addition Responsibilities include: One Hundred Fifty-four (154) m you place an ad today, • Safely operating forklift to load/unload feet Westward from the WHY RENT when you in print or online! Northeast comer of said Lot trailers in a fast-paced environment may be able to buy for Call Three (3) in said Addition; zero money down. Call thence Southerly and • Moving product between departments for more information. 260-726-8141 parallel with the West line of or go to said Lot a distance of • Organizing/securing stored materials Heather Clemmons. Seventy-five (75) feet to a 765-748-5066. thecr.com. point; thence Easterly and Previous warehouse/forklift experience is perpendicular to the last preferred but not required. described line a distance of Two Hundred (200) feet, You may apply in person or 110 HELP WANTED more or less, to the East line of said Lot Three (3); thence send resume to: Northerly on and along the FCC (Adams), LLC East line of said Lot, a FULL TIME distance of Ninety (90) feet, Attn: Human Resources more or less, to the Northeast comer of said Lot 936 East Parr Road, Berne, IN 46711 CDL TRUCK DRIVER Three (3); thence Westerly on and along the North line of Pioneer Packaging looking to add another said Lot Three (3) to the place of beginning and being professional, full time CDL truck driver. a part of said Lot Three (3) in said Thomas' Addition in Jay Work hours would be County, Indiana. 8AM-6PM Monday - Friday. More commonly known as 140 Arlington Ave, Dunkirk, You would be home every evening and IN 47336-9430 Parcel No. weekend! All deliveries are local 38-09-08-402-036.000-014 Together with rents, issues, within 100 miles of Portland. income and profits thereof, said Must have Class A CDL, experience sale will be made without relief from valuation or with 53' trailers, professional appraisement laws. Dwane Ford appearance, good driving record, and Jay County Sheriff Bruce G. Arnold pleasant personality. Attorney # 21525 Feiwell & Hannoy, P.C. Apply in person or send resume to: 251 N. Illinois Street, Suite Pioneer Packaging, 1700 Indianapolis, IN 46204-1944 218 E. Lincoln Ave, Portland. CR 6-26,7-3,10-2015- HSPAXLP Friday, June 26, 2015 Portland Rockets host Follow us doubleheader Saturday, on Twitter, see Sports on tap Sports @commreview

Page 8 www.thecr.com The Commercial Review Minnich, Nickson lead Loy’s Pacers Matthew Minnich and go big Nicholas Nickson combined for eight hits Thursday as Loy’s Realty defeated Local in draft 1620 by a score of 17-8 in Port - land Junior League’s Sandy By JIM JOHNSON Koufax tournament. Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS — The Nickson and Minnich both Indiana Pacers granted Myles had four hits to pace Loy’s. Turner's wish to play in the Jordan Schricker was a single basketball-crazed Hoosier shy of the cycle, state. including a Junior The Pacers selected the home run in the League Texas big man with the 11th second inning. roundup overall pick in the NBA draft He also had a on Thursday night and he pair of walks. needed time to compose him - Nate Dalrymple also had self at the draft site in New three singles, with Bailey Cox York before giving Commis - adding two and Juan Pablo sioner Adam Silver a big hug Wiggins registering one hit. on stage. Travis Reffitt and Logan Turner is headed exactly Ballard both had three hits in where he wanted to go. the losing effort for Local 1620. "He expressed a strong Rylee Huftel, Laey Canterbury, desire to be with this team," Ian Butcher and Logan Pacers coach Frank Vogel McGinnis each tallied one hit. said. "He loves what we've done the last few years and Ponderosa wins loves the city here and just Ponderosa Steakhouse con - believes in our culture and tinued its winning ways the way we do things. He was Thursday with an 8-5 victory hoping to end up here." against Pak-A-Sak in PJL’s The Pacers, who want to go Rookie baseball tournament. with a faster, smaller lineup Isaac Roop led the Pon - next season, are looking for derosa offense with a pair of their draft pick to make an singles and a double, and AJ impact right away and poten - Myers and Griffin Byrum each tially fill a starting role down had a double and a single. the road — even if he is only a Gavin Byrum chipped in year removed from high with two singles, and Nick school, Pacers general man - Snow, Hunter Lawhead and ager Kevin Pritchard said Gavin Tow each recorded a this week. single. "I feel very comfortable Isaac Dues and Mason John - going to Indiana and being son had three singles apiece within that system that's for Pak-A-Sak, and Alex Miller looking to change," Turner recorded two hits. Freddie said. "I'm very happy with Lingo and Carter Barton each where I ended up. Words just tallied one hit. can't describe how excited and elated I am right now." The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz Streak hits five games The Pacers selected Ore - Pioneer Packaging won its Pitcher Jordan Schricker of Loy’s Realty throws to first base during the second gon guard Joseph Young No. fifth straight game Thursday, 43 overall. The 2015 Pac-12 inning against Local 1620 on Thursday in the opening round of Portland Junior League’s Player of the Year averaged defeating Barnett’s Auto Parts Sandy Koufax tournament. Schricker had a home run, a triple and a double as Loy’s won 11-9 in the Rookie baseball 20.7 points and 3.8 assists last 17-8. season. Young played the last tournament. two years at Oregon after Rhysin Blowers paced Pio - transferring from Houston in neer with a home run and a Dominick Bright both doubled Jasper Hartzell and Landon and Cavan Hartzell recorded 2013. double, and Landon Blowers and singled, with Jayden Garringer had three singles two singles each, and Skyler Turner and Young join a added two single and a triple. Comer chipping in with a pair apiece for Barnett’s. Esparza added a double and a Pacers team with two-time Maddox Huffman and of base hits. Lucas Strait, Sylas Wenk single. All-Star Paul George, who missed most of last season after breaking his right leg, and veteran point guard George Hill, who also missed stretches last season with Tribe, Cavaliers split doubleheader injuries. Vogel said Thursday he COLDWATER, Ohio — The Fort Swim team 6-0 A total of 26 swimmers plans to use George in more Recovery ACME baseball team suf - MONROE — The Jay County claimed individual victories, of a power forward role next fered its first loss of the season Local Summer Swim Team remained including Aubrey Millspaugh, season. With the addition of Thursday, splitting a doubleheader unbeaten on Thursday with a Austin Curtis, Jesse Brown, Turner, the Pacers may be with the Coldwater Cavaliers. roundup commanding 927-107 victory Sophie Saxman, Hannah Laux, preparing for the possibility The Indians (6-1) dropped the against Adams Central. Ashlyn Dow, Rieley Brewster, of losing two frontcourt veter - first game 4-1 before rallying for a Jay County won all 20 relay Elayna Paro, Eliza Bader, Dorane ans, center Roy Hibbert and 3-2 victory in game two. races, and 58 of the 60 individual Bieswanger, Griffin Mann, Kon - forward David West, to free Fort Recovery trailed 1-0 in the events. ner Sommers and Erica Hath - agency. third inning of game one before gave the Tribe a split in the dou - Maddy Snow, Ralph Link, Josh away. Pacers President Larry scoring the tying run in the top of bleheader. Monroe and Sok Vormohr won Also picking up wins were Bird, however, said he expects the fourth. Coldwater responded Kyle Schroer took the loss in the three events apiece. Kaitlyn Hicks, Jenna Dunfee, both to return next season — with a three-spot in the bottom of first game, and had an RBI double Morgan DeHoff, George Clem - Elizabeth McDowell, Emma which would be the last on the frame for the win. for Fort Recovery’s only run. mons, Levi Muhlenkamp, Mara James, Kaitlyn Dow, Christopher their current contracts. In the second game, the Indians Chase Bruns was cre dited with Bader, Emily and Kelly Straus - McDowell, Luck Nichols, Emi Which means the Pacers once again fell behind, this time 2- the win in game two, tossing six- burg, Bennet Weitzel, Jason Min - MInnich, Alex Bader, Jamie are in planning mode. plus innings, allowing two earned 0 after the first inning. But runs in nich, David Ostrowski and Ash - Valentine, Sophie Bader, Travis Turner, at 6-foot-11 and 240 runs while striking out six. the second, fifth and sixth innings ley Mark won two races apiece. Barton and Thomas Boozier. pounds, could be a good fit. He averaged 10.8 points, 6.5 rebounds and 2.6 blocks as a freshman last season. He led Phillips powers Cincinnati past Pittsburgh the Big 12 with 89 blocked shots and claimed Big 12 By WILL GRAVES win on Thursday night. thumb a rest following a three hits for the Reds, exited. Joey Votto led off AP Sports Writer Freshman of the Year hon - Phillips had three of collision at second base on including a tying homer with a single that turned ors. PITTSBURGH — Guess Cincinnati’s season-high Tuesday. in the seventh off Pitts - into three bases when "He's a two-way player," Brandon Phillips’ thumb 17 hits and started a dou - “He had a nice day, did a burgh reliever right fielder Josh Harri - Vogel said. "That's another is OK. ble play in the eighth with lot of good things,” Arquimedes Caminero. son overran the ball. Fra - thing that we've sort of built The Cincinnati second a diving stop and a Cincinnati manager The Pirates had been 35-3 zier then pounced on a 99 this team around — guys that baseman hit a long home behind-the-back flip to Bryan Price said. “Made when leading after six mph fastball from can play both ends of the run off Pittsburgh’s Rob shortstop Eugenio Suarez. some great plays ... It was innings, but the Reds Caminero and sent it into floor. He has the ability to be Scahill in the top of the Not bad for a guy who good to see.” quickly tied it after Pitts - the bleachers in left for his an elite shot-blocker and rim 13th to lift the Reds to a 5-4 sat out a game to give his Todd Frazier added burgh starter A.J. Burnett 24th homer. protector right away." Sports on tap Scoreboard Cup – Quarterfinal, Germany vs. France at Pennville Park. (FOX-45,55,59) Registration begins at 7:30 a.m., with Major League Baseball 7 p.m. — WNBA Basketball: Chicago the race set to begin at 8:30 a.m. Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 4 F/13 Sky at Indiana Fever (WNDY-23) Cost is $20, and the price increases L.A. Dodgers 4, Chicago Cubs 0 7:30 p.m. — Soccer: FIFA Women’s to $25 on race day. Chicago White Sox 8, Detroit 7 F/10 World Cup – People’s Republic of China Register at www.runjaycounty.com, Baltimore 8, Boston 6 vs. United States (FOX-45,55,59) and call (260) 726-2727 for more infor - Oakland 6, Texas 3 9 p.m. — CFL Football: Hamilton Tiger- mation. N.Y. Mets 2, Milwaukee 0 Cats at Calgary Stampeders (ESPN2) Colorado 6, Arizona 4 JCHS to host football camp San Francisco 13, San Diego 8 Saturday The Jay County High School football St. Louis 4, Miami 1 2 p.m. — Golf: U.S. Senior Open team will be hosting a camp July 20 Houston 4, N.Y. Yankees 0 Championship – Third round (FOX- through 23. 45,55,59) The camp will be from 5:30 to 7 p.m., Local schedule 3 p.m. — PGA Tour Golf: Travelers and is open for children in kindergarten Saturday Championship – Third round (CBS- through eighth grade. Portland Rockets doubleheader vs. 4,7,15) Cost is $20 and includes a camp 4 p.m. — Soccer: FIFA Women’s World Fort Wayne Expos – 3 p.m. tshirt. Registration forms are available at Cup – Quarterfinal, Australia vs. Japan the high school. (FS1) Sunday For more information, contact JCHS 6 p.m. — Soccer: International Friend - football coach Tim Millspaugh at (260) Portland Rockets doubleheader at ly – Mexico vs. Costa Rica (ESPN2) 251-0670. Fort Wayne Expos – 3 p.m. 7 p.m. — Major League Baseball: Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals (FOX- Swiss Days 5K is July 25 Tuesday Swiss Days 5K is July 25 45,55,59) The Adams County Run/Walk Chal - Jay County Summer Swim Team at 7:30 p.m. — Soccer: FIFA Women’s Randolph County – 6 p.m. lenge continues July 25. World Cup – Quarterfinal, Canada vs. Eng - The next race is the 42nd annual Portland Rockets at Fort Wayne Mar - land (FS1) lins – 7 p.m. Swiss Days Race. The race will begin at 8:15 a.m. July 25 on Jefferson Street in Local notes Berne. TV schedule Run Jay County continues Saturday For more information, contact CeAnn Today The Run Jay County 5K Circuit contin - Weaver at (260) 589-2151, or visit 4 p.m. — Soccer: FIFA Women’s World ues Saturday with the Pennville Lions 5K www.adamscounty5kchallenge.com .