Wednesday, March 18, 2015 The Commercial Review Portland, Indiana 47371 www.thecr.com 75 cents INDOT selects bid for Ind. 26 By RAY COONEY The Commercial Review A contractor has been select - ed to repair Indiana 26 East. Indiana Department of Transportation told Portland Mayor Randy Geesaman on Tuesday that it has selected Brooks Construction of Fort Wayne for the project that has been under consideration since 2001. The company had a bid of $4.24 million. Geesaman said he hopes work can begin as soon as pos - sible after a public meeting, which is scheduled for 6 p.m. March 31 at East Jay Middle School. “This is a major thorough - fare, not only for Ohio, but for us locally,” the mayor said. “With all the traffic, to me it’s just an unsafe hazard that has been neglected way too long.” The Commercial Review/Devin Zimmerman The biggest part of the proj - ect is reconstruction of the road from Meridian Street to Fearless on four wheels the bridge at the eastern edge Jacoby Penrod, 5, took advantage of the sunshine on Tuesday and ventured outdoors to try out some moves of the city near Jay-Randolph on his toy four-wheeler near the corner of Commerce and High streets in Portland. Developmental Services. Sewer and water lines, which in some cases are more than 100 years old, will be replaced. Also included in the work are new Americans with Disabili - FR students donate to facility ties Act compliant sidewalks and LED lighting. By RAY COONEY Fort Recovery Middle School pretty cool. … It’s great to be raised nearly $7,000 to help 14 INDOT is paying for the $2.7 The Commercial Review student council member able to give back a little bit of local families in need during million road reconstruction FORT RECOVERY — Fort Kendra Lennartz and sponsor what we got to benefit from.” the holiday season. and is also contributing Recovery students are making Jessica Jutte told the board Board member Dave Hull also High school principal Jeff $500,000 toward the sewer work. helping a habit. about the Ronald McDonald noted that he stayed at the facil - Hobbs said the first round of Portland will be responsible for The latest project included the House donation visit, which ity. PARCC testing, which began the rest of the cost, about $1.04 delivery last week of more than has become an annual project. The donations to Ronald Feb. 24, went smoothly. Fresh - million. $800 in donations of food and Elementary and middle school McDonald House come on the man took tests in algebra, Geesaman said he appreci - other items to Ronald McDonald students donated food items heels of the elementary school American history and English ates the work his city employ - House in Dayton, Fort Recovery and toiletries to the organiza - raising $2,616 earlier this year as part of Common Core. ees, engineering firm GAI Con - School Board learned Tuesday. tion, which provides temporary for Pennies for Patients, which “I thought it went really sultants and INDOT did to work The board also got an update housing for families of chil - raises money for The Leukemia well,” said Hobbs. “I thought together and save money on the on Partnership for Assessment dren who are hospitalized. & Lymphoma Society. In the schedule went very well project. of Readiness for College and “My husband and I have December, middle school stu - where the freshman were just “I think we came up with a Careers (PARCC) testing at the already stayed there with our dents shipped 109 shoeboxes in their own little wing and all solution that is very cost effec - high school and approved an son, and my sister stayed full of supplies and gifts the other classes ran at their tive but also is not changing agreement with Fort Recovery there,” said Jutte. “So having through Operation Christmas regularly-scheduled times.” any of the integrity of the Education Association. those personal connections is Child and high school students See FR page 2 entire project,” Geesaman said. Committee passes photo-less ID proposal By LAURYN SCHROEDER allow a religious exemp - rent photo requirement farms where an ID card is to keep specific informa - to Indiana’s current licens - Associated Press tion to Indiana’s photo conflicts with the Biblical necessary,” said Rep. tion about account holders. es and would list the hold - INDIANAPOLIS — The requirement on state IDs. prohibition against the Robert Morris, R-Fort “We need different types er’s height, weight, gender, Indiana Bureau of Motor The measure now goes to making of “graven Wayne, who authored the of ID for that,” Beaumont birth date, address and a Vehicles could soon issue the full Senate for consid - images,” and many have bill. “Really anything said. “This would be an unique license number. photo-less state identifica - eration. The House already trouble accessing outside imaginable where they say, important tool for us to However, they would not be tion cards under a propos - passed the measure on an businesses such as banks ‘Can we see an identifica - help serve our members recognized by the federal al that an Indiana Senate 82-14 vote. and pharmacies that tion card?’” who are part of the Amish government, and those committee passed Tuesday. Indiana has the third require a state-issued ID. Chris Beaumont, vice community.” who choose this ID would The Homeland Security largest Amish population It could be “anything president of governmental The Indiana Bankers not be able to use it to fly and Transportation Com - in the country, behind from mortgages to real affairs for the Indiana Association also supports commercially, cross federal mittee voted 8-0 to approve Ohio and Pennsylvania. estate transactions, to pur - Credit Union League, said the measure. borders, enter federal the measure, which would The Amish believe the cur - chasing supplies for their federal laws require banks The IDs would be similar buildings, drive or vote. Eight arrested for massacre By JOVANA GEC, AIDA CERKEZ Srebrenica, a team of Serbian More than 100,000 people were and DUSAN STOJANOVIC and Bosnian prosecutors told the killed and millions left homeless Associated Press AP. Altogether, more than 8,000 in Bosnia’s 1992-95 war when SREBRENICA, Bosnia-Herze - Bosnian Muslim men and boys Bosnian Serbs, supported by govina — In a first for Serbia, were killed in the eastern Bosn - neighboring Serbia, rebelled police today arrested eight men ian by the Serbs in 1995 — the against Bosnia’s declaration of accused of taking part in killing only atrocity in Europe to be independence from Serb-led more than 1,000 Bosnian Muslims labeled genocide by the United Yugoslavia. in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, Nations since World War II. Serbia in the past has put on The Associated Press has Serbian prosecutors initially trial men who took a group of learned. arrested seven suspects in pre- prisoners away from Srebrenica The move could be a significant dawn raids today at different loca - to be killed. And in 2011 it arrest - milestone toward healing the tions in Serbia, then caught the ed Ratko Mladic — the warlord wounds of Europe’s worst slaugh - eighth suspect later after an who masterminded the slaugh - ter of civilians since World War hours-long manhunt. The prose - ter — and sent him to an inter - II. cutors also said they are trying to national criminal court in The Chief Serbian War Crimes locate more suspects who may be Hague, Netherlands. Associated Press/Sulejman Omerbasic Prosecutor Vladimir Vukcevic hiding in Bosnia. But today’s arrests are Ser - told the AP that all those arrested The biggest arrest in the sweep bia’s first attempt to bring to jus - This March 7 photo of the memorial cemetery “are former members of a special was Nedeljko Milidragovic, the tice men who got their hands Potocari, outside Srebrenica, 90 miles northeast of Sarajevo brigade of the Bosnian Serb commander dubbed “Nedjo the bloody in the killing machine police.” Butcher,” who went on to become known as the Srebrenica mas - shows the gravestone of Muriz Sinanovic. Sinanovic was The massacre took place at a a successful businessman in Ser - sacre. among the 8,000 Muslim Bosniak men and boys killed in the warehouse on the outskirts of bia, the AP has learned. See Arrested page 5 July 1995 Srebrenica massacre.

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The high temperature Tues - Thursday — Coverage of Alliyia Curtis, 17 months, day at Portland’s weather sta - The Portland Park Board today’s Portland Board of Avi - Geneva tion was 45 degrees. The meeting that was scheduled ation meeting. Paul Holcomb, 80, Hartford overnight low was 22. for 4 p.m. Thursday has been City Tonight’s low will be 29, and canceled. The board’s next Saturday — South Adams Diane Garbacz, 57, St. John skies will be mostly cloudy regularly-scheduled meeting High School has been nomi - Dorothy Keller, 97, Albany Thursday with a high of 50. is 7 p.m. April 2. nated for a National Blue Rib - Details on page 2. For an extended forecast, bon. see page 2. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local/Indiana Wednesday, March 18, 2015 Obituaries FR ... Alliyia Curtis Diane Garbacz Chapel in St. John, followed by a donor’s choice. Online condo - Continued from page 1 memorial service at noon. lences may be sent to Board members Jose Sept. 30, 2013-March 14, 2015 April 12, 1957-March 12, 2015 In lieu of flowers, memorials http://www.bairdfreeman.com . Faller, Ginny Fortkamp, Alliyia Maria Curtis, 17 Diane Rose Garbacz, 57, St. may be sent to Humane Society Aaron Guggenbiller, Amy months, Geneva, died Saturday John, died Thursday after an 18- Calumet Area. Bihn and Hull also from injuries sustained in an month battle with lung cancer. Dorothy Keller approved an agreement automobile/pedestrian acci - She was the mother of Steve Feb. 23, 1918-March 16, 2015 with FREA that “value- dent. Garbacz (wife: Ashley), Green - Paul Holcomb Dorothy Evelyn Keller, 97, added” scores will not be Born to Jacqueline P. Curtis wood, a former reporter at The April 20, 1934-March 16, 2015 Albany, died Monday at her home. used in making employ - and Nicholas F. Mata, she was Commercial Review. Paul Nelson Holcomb, 80, 517 S. She was the mother of a ment decisions. The agree - cared for by Glenda Stoll, her Born in Chicago, she is sur - Richmond St., Hartford City, died Ridgeville man. ment will remain in effect grandparents Clyde and Mary vived by her husband Jim Gar - Monday at his home. Born in Grant County to Lessie as long as students are able Stoll and many others through bacz whom she married on Sept. Born in Michigan to Frank and Leroy and Josephine Evelyn to opt out of PARCC tests, Stepping Stones Ministry. 11, 1982. Sadie (Tatie) Holcomb, he mar - (Mitchell) Wimmer. which can affect teachers’ Surviving in addition to her She graduated from George ried Peggy May Newland on April Surviving are two sons, includ - value-added scores. parents and grandparents, are a Washington High School in 1975 27, 1960, and she died on May 9, ing Gary Keller (wife: Lois), In other business, the sister, Isabella Jones; four broth - and received degrees from 1999. Ridgeville; a daughter; a sister; 15 board: ers, Jordyn, Cade, Gaige and Moser Secretarial College and A was a veteran of the United grandchildren; 22 great-grand - •Accepted superintend - Trey Mata; grandparents, Tonya Calumet College of St. Joseph. States Army and had worked at children; and nine great-great- ent Shelly Vaughn’s resig - Curtis and Martha L. Shaffer; an She had worked as an emergency several factories in the area. grandchildren. nation effective July 12. uncle; and cousins. room registrar at Community Surviving are a son; two daugh - Visitation is at 10 a.m. Thurs - Vaughn accepted a job as Visitation is 1 to 2 p.m. Thurs - Hospital, Munster, for several ters, including Daralee Donathan, day, followed by 11 a.m. services superintendent of Mercer day, followed by 2 p.m. services years. Dunkirk; a brother, Gordon Hol - at Union Chapel Ministries in County Educational Serv - at Downing & Glancy Funeral Surviving in addition to her comb, Portland; two sisters; a Muncie. Burial will be in Gardens ice Center last month and Home in Geneva. Burial will be husband are two sons; her moth - granddaughter; and two great- of Memory Cemetery. was officially hired March 9. She will begin those in West Lawn Cemetery in Gene - er, Carol Ann Hooper, Grayslake, grandchildren. Thornburg Memorial Chapel duties July 13. The board va. Illinois; two sisters; a sister-in- Private services will be held in Parker City is in charge of the also hired former superin - Memorials may be sent to law; a niece; and two nephews. through Baird-Freeman Funeral arrangements. Online condo - tendent Pat Niekamp at a Stepping Stones Ministry, P.O. Visitation is 9 a.m. to noon Sat - Home. lences may be sent to cost of $50 per hour not to Box 304, Odon, IN 47562. urday at Elmwood Funeral Memorials may be sent to the http://www.wilsonshookfuneral - exceed 60 hours to help with the search for Vaughn’s replacement. Also accepted the resig - nation of teacher Nicole CR almanac Homan effective May 31. •Learned from elemen - tary school principal Tracy Hein-Evers that 54 students have signed up for kinder - garten next year with another 10 considering enrollment. Preschool screening is scheduled for April 10. Also, there will be a pre - school literacy night at 6 p.m. April 14 and a pre - school registration meeting at 7 p.m. April 28. Both events will be in the ele - Lotteries mentary/middle school auditeria. •Approved a one-year Quick Draw: 4-11-28- Powerball contract with Jutte’s Land - $40 million 29-36-38-39-40-47-49-55-56- scaping for mowing and 57-66-71-72-73-75-76-79 trimming. Megamillions Cash 5: 01-03-20-24-38 •Accepted donations 11-27-44-45-58, Estimated jackpot: Photo provided totaling more than $1,250, Mega Ball: 3 $112,500 most of which was for Get Megaplier 5 Poker Lotto: QC-QH- Real Week. Estimated jackpot: 10C-7D-10D Pet of the week •OK’d the FRHS volley - $42 million Jesse, a Labrador mix, is available for adoption from the Jay ball team’s trip July 28 Ohio County Animal Control Shelter, 2209 E. 100 South, Portland. There is through Aug. 2 to a camp in Hoosier Midday no adoption fee. Call (260) 726-4365 before visiting. North Carolina. •Heard from Vaughn that Midday Pick 3: 4-6-1 Pick 4: 5-7-6-7 “family week”, when there Daily Three: 8-1-9 will be no school activities, Daily Four: 6-1-2-2 Evening Pick 3: 6-8-2 is scheduled for June 28 Quick Draw: 4-06-07- through July 5. Summer in- 09-10-18-19-30-35-40-42-44- Pick 4: 2-2-0-5 service for teachers will be 48-53-57-60-63-64-72-79 Rolling Cash 5 Felony arrests July 27 through 29. Evening 01-15-26-30-33 •Set a quarterly financial Daily Three: 7-9-8 Estimated jackpot: Vehicle theft Joshua McCowan, 400 E. receiving stolen property, report work session for 6 Daily Four: 8-0-9-9 $100,000 A Portland man was Water St., was arrested a Level 6 felony. He is p.m. April 21. The board’s arrested Tuesday for the 6:05 p.m., and is prelimi - being held at Jay County regular meeting will follow Markets alleged theft of a vehicle. narily charged with Jail on a $6,000 bond. at 6:30 p.m. Closing prices as of Tuesday ‘Right-to-try’ passes Senate Trupointe May corn ...... 3.88 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indi - receive federal approval, a process Although the House unanimously Fort Recovery June corn ...... 3.90 ana Senate on Tuesday unanimously that includes three phases and can approved a nearly identical proposal Corn ...... 3.79 New crop ...... 3.99 approved a proposal to give terminal - take about 10 to 15 years to complete. last month, members of that chamber April corn ...... 3.81 ly ill patients access to experimental “We truly have a bill that will affect must pass it again to send it on to Gov. Beans ...... 9.48 Central States drugs that are not on the market, a the lives of Hoosiers and at the very Mike Pence. That’s because a Senate April crop ...... 9.50 Montpelier change the bill’s sponsor says would minimum will give hope to the hope - committee adopted an amendment Wheat ...... 4.80 Corn ...... 3.68 restore hope to those who are dying. less,” said Rep. Ed Charbonneau, a that clarifies nurses would be among April crop ...... 4.85 New crop ...... 3.72 The bill would give patients access Valparaiso Republican who spon - the medical professionals who would Beans ...... 9.54 to treatments years before they sored the bill. be protected under the measure. Cooper Farms New crop ...... 9.10 Wheat ...... 5.03 Fort Recovery New crop ...... 5.05 Corn ...... 3.81 Capsule Reports April corn ...... 3.82 The Andersons May corn ...... 3.84 Richland Township Vehicle goes airborne Jay County Sheriff’s vehicle about 9:06 p.m. on county road 200 North June corn ...... 3.86 Corn ...... 3.71 A Redkey man driving at Office reported the vehicle Tuesday. struck two dogs with his April corn ...... 3.71 unsafe speeds sent a vehicle flew 110 feet in the air, dam - Jane Bailey, 55, 103 Hicko - vehicle about 10:15 a.m. POET Biorefining Beans ...... 9.60 into the air as he drove over aging its undercarriage. ry Court, was driving her Tuesday. Portland April beans ...... 9.60 railroad tracks, causing The driver and passen - 1998 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Jesus Romero, 23, 455 S. March corn ...... 3.82 Wheat ...... 4.97 damage to the underside of ger Paige Blumenhorst, Z34 east on Tyson Road Linn Grove Ave., hit the April corn ...... 3.86 July wheat ...... 5.00 his vehicle about 7:15 p.m. 141 8th St., Dunkirk, both when she hit a deer near dogs with his 1999 Ford Monday. complained of neck pain Oak Street. Damage was E350 after they entered the Trista Vore, 17, 310 E. after the incident. estimated to be between road near county 1100 West. Hospitals Wayne St., was northbound Damage was estimated $1,000 and $2,000. He said he couldn’t avoid on county road 1000 West in between $5,000 and $10,000. hitting them. a 2005 Chevrolet Malibu, Dogs in road Damage was estimated to Jay County Hospital Admissions registered to Trena Vore, Deer hit A Berne man traveling be less than $1,000. Portland There were two admis - Redkey, when he went over A Portland woman trav - Emergencies sions to the hospital on the railroad tracks near eling east on Tyson Road county road 600 South. struck a deer with her There were 37 people Tuesday. treated in the emergency rooms of JCH, including: Redkey — Levi Miller Dismissals The Knights of Columbus Dunkirk — Paige How - There were four dis - ell missals. Council #12307 Citizen’s calendar FISH

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Ash St. land. $15 box of fish $10.00 Carry-Out (All you can Eat) Weather courtesy of American Profile Hometown Content Service Dine-in or Carry Out available The Commercial Review Wednesday, March 18, 2015 Family Page 3 Family member may soon be gone By THOMAS ST. MYER weeks. Sierra. She’s been around about losing its pet. Lexi is emo - Shortly after Kara and I mar - Kara and the kids took Sierra longer than they have. tional, so she’ll probably be a ried in 2004, I offered to buy her for a walk last weekend and she Sierra’s never been close with mess, too. a collie for her Christmas pres - Adventures barely lasted a block. She has our 6-year-old daughter, That emotional side of Lexi ent. in Parenting arthritis, and in recent months, Lexi. My guess is Sierra didn’t comes from her mother, who Kara had a collie as a child she has moved as gingerly as my appreciate someone else moving will probably grieve more so and spoke about the dog as if 80-year-old grandmother. On onto her turf and taking up our than any of us when Father she walked on water. Her eyes lit Monday, we found two wet spots time. She hasn’t been mean to Time takes Sierra away. up when I told her I wanted to on the carpet, another alarming Lexi, she’s just ignored her. Lexi That will put me in the unen - buy a collie, and it took her all ing 100-plus degree summer sign for a dog that has been still says she loves her, though, viable position of trying to stay of about a second to say yes. temperature. We bought her house-trained for nearly 11 even though their brief interac - strong for the rest of the family. Come to think of it, she took less anyway, and from that moment years. tions state otherwise. I’m not sure I’m cut out for it. time to say yes to that than on, Sierra Bear has been as There’s no way of knowing for Our 3-year-old son, Luke, When Sierra dies, she’ll take a when I proposed to her. much a member of our family sure how any of us will react adores Sierra. Whatever jeal - piece of all of us with her. We lived in Palm Springs, Cal - as anyone. when we have to say goodbye to ousy our dog has felt toward •••••••••• ifornia, then, and I found an ad Sadly, I fear we will soon lose Sierra, but it’s a safe bet we’ll all Lexi, she hasn’t been that way St. Myer has been a reporter in the newspaper that a nearby her. Father Time has taken his be distraught. with Luke. One of the common and columnist in East Central pet store had a collie for sale. We toll on our 11-year-old collie, and How the kids will cope with scenes in our house is Luke Indiana since 2007. “Adventures went there and found a dog that that means a dreaded decision her death, of course, worries using Sierra as a pillow, resting in Parenting” runs weekly on looked more like a coyote than looms. I pray it’s one that is a me. How do you explain to them his head on her backside. Wednesdays in The Commercial Lassie. Her hair was shaved few years, or at least a few why their dog is no longer here? I imagine Luke will be as rat - Review. Follow St. Myer on Twit - short to withstand the punish - months, away and not a few They don’t know life without tled as any young child can be ter @tstmyer. Denial should cause doubt in relationship DEAR ABBY: I’m 18 and smarter than many peo - ple realize. I carefully evaluate every situation Dear to find the best solution, but I can’t find one for Abby this problem. My boyfriend, who I’ve been with for two years, has recently started watching hermaphrodite porn on a that day, I obliged. website where there are Because she’s elderly, I naked pictures of local parked as close to the girls. door of the business as I “Roy” has admitted he could. I honestly didn’t see any signs or any park - knows several of the girls ing meters. When we on the site. When I told came out, there was a $25 him it makes me feel inse - ticket on my vehicle. I cure, he lied and said he was so upset Mom gave hadn’t been on it. Even me a $20 bill to help. though I showed him the She now says she did it history, he still denied it. because I made her feel I don’t know what to do. guilty and, since it is my I feel uncomfortable with car and she’s my mother, I him now. I feel like I’m should pay for the whole not satisfying him or that thing and return her Photo provided he wants someone else. — money! I wouldn’t have INSECURE IN MASSA - been there in the first CHUSETTS place if I hadn’t been Showing effort DEAR INSECURE: doing her a favor. I offered While Roy may have been to pay $15 if she’d pay the Students at Jay County Christian Academy were recently recognized for demonstrating embarrassed to have been the lifeline of effort. Pictured in front from left are Matthew Shepherd, Janelle Plumley and rest. She refuses. caught, I am still troubled If I’m stuck with the Rayleigh Heniscey; in back from left are Colin Horner, Kolton Guntle and Edgar Serna. by the fact that he wasn’t whole thing I will resent honest with you. Whether it and won’t speak to her. you’re not satisfying him After all, I am a mother, is beside the point. too, and if I caused some - That he lied to you in thing like this to happen the face of evidence to the to any of my children, I Community Calendar contrary should be a would without question wake-up call. The ques- pay for the whole ticket. Notices will appear in friends and families of welcome. p.m. the third Thursday of tion becomes — what Who is right? — HELP - CELEBRATE RECOV - the month at Portland the Community Calendar alcoholics, the group will ELSE has Roy been less FUL DAUGHTER IN NEW ERY — A 12-step Christian Lions Civic Center, 307 W. as space is available. To meet at 6:30 p.m. each than truthful about? Does HAMPSHIRE recovery program, the submit an item, call fami - Wednesday in the Zion 100 North. he have a fetish? Is he bi- DEAR DAUGHTER: It’s group will meet at 10 a.m. ly editor Virginia Cline at Lutheran Church, 218 E. EVENING STITCH ‘N curious? a shame your mother and 6:30 p.m. each Thurs - (260) 726-8141. High St., Portland. For CHATTER QUILT CLUB It would benefit you if reneged on her offer, but day at A Second Chance At more information, call — Will meet at 7 p.m. you could have an honest she wasn't the person who Life Ministries, 109 S. Today (260) 726-8229. Thursday at Church of the conversation with him was driving that day. I sin- Commerce St. in Portland. ALCOHOLICS ANONY - Brethren on Floral about it. I don’t blame you cerely hope you won’t let For more information, call MOUS — Will meet from Thursday Avenue in Portland. 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It was A buddy and I had So the van took off, and edging that the Public to figure out what the heck the worst sort of fake decided, against all good the driver started talking. Broadcasting Corporation in the these Brits are saying, the British accent you might sense, to spend the time We were in the Midlands is a wonderful thing. volume is loud enough imagine. In fact, I sounded between our arrival in the of England, a repository And that BBC drama Saddle that I can hear every word. like a cartoon version of United Kingdom and our of difficult accents. offered on Sunday night’s Hear, that is. Not that I the Beatles that was then first week of classes, to So while the van as Masterpiece Theater understand it. I don’t. playing on U.S. television. hitchhike to Scotland. bounced along and the are about as good as it I should, however. After Why? I have absolutely Why? I can’t really say, driver carried on an end - gets. ing at a waiter in a differ - all, I spent a term in Eng - no idea. Maybe there was but I’ll admit that it was a less monologue, my buddy But having said that, ent country, assuming that land as a college student an inherent wish to fit in, stupid idea. It was March, and I simply bounced does anyone understand the volume of the delivery back in the 1960s. a sort of vocal chameleon and March in England is along and nodded our what these people are say - makes the message easier But two incidents come effect. about as inviting as heads. ing? to understand. It never back to me when it comes But it didn’t work. I March in Michigan’s We didn’t understand a At our house, whenever does. to figuring out English sounded like a complete Upper Peninsula. word he said. Mystery or another of the And yet, when we don’t accents. idiot, an American ver - Still, it went well at If he had been on Public recycled BBC dramas is understand what Morse is Both occurred the first sion of a bad cartoon ver - first. We made our way Broadcasting, I might broadcast, we have to turn mumbling to Lewis on week I was in the country. sion of a British accent. out of metropolitan Lon - have been able to turn up the sound up to begin to Mystery, we inevitably Upon arrival, I remem - The only good news is don and were heading the volume. understand. bump up the volume. ber walking up to the that I realized how stupid I north. Then again, he struck Does it help? Not much. As I write this, I am in British Customs official, sounded and put a sock in And then, a rusty van me as the last sort of char - It’s the equivalent of the my study, pounding away who had a few questions. it. pulled over to give us a lift. acter to make his way onto American tourist shout - on the computer. My wife And, suddenly, I found A few days later, I got We did not discrimi - Masterpiece Theater. Farm bill has not delivered on promise The Washington Post Remember how backers of the 2014 farm bill promised that it would reform costly and wasteful agriculture subsidies and save taxpayers money? And remember how the crit - ics of the bill said it was basi - cally a scheme to repackage and perpetuate the old system, Guest potentially at a Editorial higher cost? Well, it turns out that the crit - ics were right, according to the first comprehensive estimate of the bill’s impact. Despite its lofty title and despite the fact that it is based on federally funded research conducted by the University of Missouri, the “U.S. Baseline Briefing Book: Projections for Agricultural and Biofuel Mar - kets,” published this month, is not an official statement by the Department of Agriculture. In every other way, though, it is an authoritative document, and what it reveals is that gov - ernment spending on commod - ity programs has in no signifi - cant sense been checked. Yes, the old system of direct College students need more info payments to growers of corn, soybeans and a few other crops By LESLEY WEIDENBENER have been replaced by two TheStatehouseFile.com heavily subsidized “insurance” INDIANAPOLIS — Years ago, programs that ostensibly pro - as she was starting her law Lesley tect only against price swings career, my best friend told me Weidenbener and natural disasters beyond she wished she’d understood the farmers’ control. In fact, just what it would mean to her It’s not in society’s though, the programs insure future to be borrowing her way against such relatively com - through school. best interest to mon risks that they are tanta - By graduation, my friend had mount to direct payments, and amassed more than $75,000 in monthly repayment amounts graduate students nearly as lucrative — some - debt, not including the interest and the percentage of the bor - times more so. As a separate that would pile up along the rowing limit the student has so mired in debt that Environmental Working Group way. reached. analysis notes, corn growers in “I didn’t understand the Indiana University has their future economic most counties of Ohio, Iowa, impact at the time,” she said already implemented a similar Minnesota and Kansas are pro - recently. “They told me: You program. And while it’s new, an viability is limited. jected to receive payouts of $60 can borrow for everything and initial evaluation indicates stu - to $200 an acre for 2014, up from you’ll have no problem paying dents are borrowing less once an average of $24 per acre it back because you’ll be a they have more information. under the direct payment pro - lawyer.” My friend isn’t surprised. gram. She’s not alone. Too many She remembers being encour - Overall, the “insurance” pro - students across Indiana and the aged to take the full amount of She works from home so she loans aren’t important. They grams will pay out more than nation borrow thousands of loans she was offered even can be with her littlest one are. Studies show that students $24 billion between 2014 and dollars annually with little when she might have been able when she’s not in court and be who graduate from college do 2018, according to the Briefing understanding of the impact to make due with less. There there when her grade school tremendously better economi - Book, which is $2.4 billion those loans will have on their was money available for boys get home from school. cally than their counterparts more than direct payments cost futures. tuition, for living expense, for She’s happy with those choic - with only high school diplo - in the previous half-decade. For many, the borrowing will books. For whatever she need - es, even though it means her mas. And with tuition and fees The report also projects that be well worth the payoff. Others ed. And she took it. debt is not disappearing as at both public and private the government’s total crop may find themselves drowning She thinks had she known she’d once hoped. schools as high as they’ve ever insurance costs will hit nearly in debt. But at the least, stu - more at the time, she would But she doesn’t want today’s been, students need help going $85 billion between now and dents should have clear infor - have made different decisions students to face the same to school. 2024, compared to the $67 bil - mation about what their bor - — at least she hopes so. issues. No one should want But they should be just as lion paid out between 2005 and rowing really means. Twenty years later — with that — not the educational educated about the loans 2014. Legislation moving through the interest and fees that have institutions or the book pub - they’re taking as they are Like so many of its predeces - the General Assembly takes a accrued — she still owes tens of lishers or the housing com - about the majors they’re study - sors, the 2014 farm bill prom - step in that direction. thousands of dollars. She’s not plexes who eventually receive ing in school. ised cheaper, more efficient House Bill 1042 requires that sure she’ll know a time when most of the money. It’s not in •••••••••• federal agricultural policy, but colleges provide students with she doesn’t have debt from society’s best interest to gradu - Weidenbener is executive edi - delivered the opposite. And an annual report that details a school, in part because she’s ate students so mired in debt tor of TheStatehouseFile.com, Congress has already started total loan amount estimate, a chosen not to go the more lucra - that their future economic via - a news website powered by working on the next one, due in projection of the interest that tive route of working at a law bility is limited. Franklin College journalism 2019. will accrue, an estimate of firm or as an in-house attorney. That doesn’t mean student students. The Commercial Review US PS 125820 HUGH N. RONALD (1911-1983), Publisher Emeritus

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The website Intercept, tourist site in years in Suspicious letters often which first reported on Tunisia, a shaky are sent to some of the Monday’s letter to the young democracy that Associated Press/Seth Wenig country’s leading politi - White House, said it bore has struggled to keep cians, including the presi - the return address of a Islamic extremist vio - dent. Some test positive for man who has sent multiple lence at bay. Parade patrons hazardous substances packages to the executive It wasn’t immediate - Auston O'Grady, 3, center, and his sisters Billie O'Grady, 7 while others include mansion since 1995, includ - ly clear who the attack - months, right, and Zola O'Grady, 2, watch the St. Patrick's Day Parade threats of death or other ing one that was covered in ers were, or if they on Tuesday in New York. physical harm. urine and feces and anoth - took hostages. In June 2013, a West Vir - er that contained miniature ginia man was indicted on bottles of alcohol. Investigating TOKYO — Japanese police are investigat - ing phone calls threat - Arrested ... ening to kill U.S. Continued from page 1 approaching a key moment in their wartime leaders — including have taken part in the Srebrenica Ambassador Caroline “It is important to stress that confronting its past. Mladic and former Bosnian Serb massacre, of which nearly 150 are Kennedy and another this is the first time that our “We have never dealt with a President Radovan Karadzic, who believed to be living in the United American envoy, prosecutor’s office is dealing crime of such proportions,” said are on trial at the U.N. war crimes States, while the rest are in Ser - authorities said today. with the mass killings of civil - Vekaric. “It is very important for tribunal — and believe they were bia. Tokyo police are ians and war prisoners in Sre - Serbia to take a clear position victims of a Western plot. “Now the time has come to sell investigating calls to brenica,” Bruno Vekaric, Ser - toward Srebrenica through a That makes the current cam - them one by one in (membership) the U.S. Embassy bia’s deputy War Crimes Prose - court process.” paign to detain the triggermen negotiations with the EU,” Ganic threatening to kill cutor, told the AP. Munira Subasic, head of the deeply sensitive. 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The registration for the fee is Associated Press/Lionsgate/Andrew Cooper $25 for students or $35 for adults who sign up before April In this image released by Lionsgate, Rosa Salazar, foreground from left, Emjay Anthony and Suki Waterhouse appear 10. Registrations after that day in a scene from "The Divergent Series: Insurgent." will be $40. For more information about the event, contact conference secretary Kay Neumayr at [email protected] or ‘Insurgent’ breaks the mold (765) 426-3022. By LINDSEY BAHR self-actualization, Tris encoun - characters with names discuss she’d be playing the mother to an Peregrine program AP Film Writer ters a number of adults hoping something other than a man). actor only 16 years her junior. Limberlost State Historic Site LOS ANGELES — On the sur - to mold her in their image, “She has a scene with each “I thought, ‘Oh what the heck. in Geneva will host the pro - face, “Insurgent,” with its including franchise newcomers woman saying, ‘I’m not going to She was young,’” said Watts. gram “The Peregrine Falcon: dystopian setting and teenage Johanna (Octavia Spencer), the be who you want me to be’,” said Ultimately, though, the story Cheetah of the Sky” at 2 p.m. heroine, might just seem like stoic Amity leader with the mys - Fisher, who, along with husband belongs to Tris, who’s at a sort of Sunday. another by-the-numbers young terious scar on her face, and and co-producer Douglas Wick is crossroads in figuring out who The event will feature a pres - adult tale. Look a little closer Evelyn (Naomi Watts), a faction - often driven to female-centric she wants to be amid harsh direc - entation 15-year-old birder and it’s clear that this second less revolutionary with cryptic projects. tives from the leadership, her Alexandra Forsythe. A pere - installment isn’t merely capital - motives who also happens to be “We like female empower - family, and the various fractional - grine falcon, which can reach izing on a popular genre, but, the estranged mother of Tris’s ment,” she said, adding that they ized micro societies. diving speeds of more than 200 with its half dozen female leads boyfriend Four (Theo James). did try to get a woman in the “I think ‘Insurgent’ is my miles per hour, will also be on and supporting characters, actu - Credit for populating the director’s chair, before ultimately favorite in terms of her character. hand. ally represents a subtle subver - world with strong female charac - deciding on German filmmaker It’s kind of like the crucible for Admission to the program is sion of what audiences have ters goes to author Veronica Robert Schwentke. Tris,” said Roth. been taught action films should free. For more information, Roth, who saw “Insurgent” as a Despite Johanna’s limited on- “Tris wasn’t born a super - contact Curt Brunette at cbur - be. chance to really flesh out the screen time in this film, Spencer hero,” said Woodley. “She’s some - When women lead up action- [email protected] or environment around Tris. said it was a no-brainer to join the one who, throughout her circum - (260) 368-7428. driven films and franchises, it’s “It was very intentional for me project. Not only was she a fan of stances and experiences, had to usually one exceptional gal that most of the leaders in Tris’s the book, but she and Roth had gain certain skills in order to against the world. Here, they’re world would be women, and not met and bonded at a book event grow. We all have the opportunity Churchill show all over the place, serving as necessarily the good guys all the years earlier. to either turn away from our Arts Place in Portland will leaders, radicals and rebels, time,” said Roth on a recent “I kind of stalked her,” said fears or face them head on and present “Churchill”, a one-man each wildly diverse, complicat - afternoon in Los Angeles. Spencer with a laugh. draw upon our courage and our play, at 7:30 p.m. April 11 in ed, charismatic and flawed in “I think it’s equally important “We talked about (Spencer) and bravery.” Hall-Moser Theatre. their own unique way. to have female villains. When the question of race came up And yet, even though she Edmund Shaff will star in the “Insurgent,” out Friday, picks people notice that there’s not a because she’s not written as strongly believes that audiences play, which will be the final up shortly after the events of the lot of representation in a partic - African American but to us it thirst for diversity in who is lead - event in Arts Place’s 2014-15 first film, and finds Tris (Shai - ular area they try to make those seemed like a great idea,” added ing their films, Woodley also said 40th Anniversary Performance lene Woodley) exposed as a state- characters holy symbols that are Fisher. Unexpected casting that ultimately, it’s almost irrele - Series. The show is set in April wanted “divergent,” or someone pure and good. That does a dis - informed most of their decisions vant. 1955 and features Winston who doesn’t fit into the five des - service to women,” she said. surrounding the characters in “The cool thing about this Churchill agonizing over ignated factions, and on the run Producer Lucy Fisher was the franchise. movie is it wasn’t meant to be a whether to resign as prime from Jeanine (Kate Winslet), the particularly delighted by the Fisher and her team liked the feminist film. It wasn’t meant to minister of Great Britain. controlling, ruthless leader sheer number of significant idea of Watts, too, because she be like, ‘Ooh, look at this strong Advance tickets are $9 for stu - whose goal is to extradite Tris’s moments between the female didn’t exactly fit the mold of a female heroine,’” said Woodley. dents and $18 for adults and are kind from the society. characters, noting that the film “tough,” which makes her even “It’s just a really intriguing story available at the box office at 131 Still shaken from the violent easily passes the Bechdel Test more mysterious on the screen. line and why the (expletive) do we E. Walnut St. in Portland, deaths of her parents and friend (meaning there must be at least For Watts, the only real hesita - even care if it’s a woman or a http://www.artsland.org or in the first film and on a path to one scene where two female tion came when she realized man?” (260) 726-4809. Upcoming events Today Embassy Theatre Saturday 303 E. 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Over 200 Houses thence northeasterly on AU19700040 ComHealthPro.org 160 WANTED TO BUY and apartments. said Right-of way line three 260-726-5587 Heather Clemmons 765- hundred sixty-seven and THE PORTLAND seventy seven hundredths Zane Shawver LAND wanted to buy 748-5066 POLICE DEPARTMENT (367.77) feet to the point of AU10500168 wooded acres in Jay beginning, containing 0.869 will be accepting appli- 260-729-2229 County for home site acre more or less. cations for a part-time will pay premium $ - And Commonly known as: Dispatcher. All appli- 250 PUBLIC NOTICE 8584 S 1250 W, Albany, IN 100 JOBS WANTED sellers send contact info cants must be at least 47320 and property location to AMISH GIRLS looking twenty-one years of age This Summons by Publica- [email protected] tion is specifically directed to for house cleaning, baby and possess a high the following named Defen- sitting and caring for the school diploma or GED 200 FOR RENT LegalPublic Notice of Notice Annual Bids dants whose whereabouts are elderly. Contact number equivalent. Typing and Notice is hereby given that known to me: 1-260-251-9402, computer skills a must. sealed bids will be received William E. Hamilton a/kla INMAN U-LOC Storage. William Erwin Hamilton and in the office of the Jay County Applications can be Beneficial Mortgage Co. of In- Mini storage, five sizes. Auditor, at the Courthouse in 110 HELP WANTED obtained at the Portland diana Security fence or 24 Portland, Indiana, 47371, Mon- Police Department, 319 hour access units. Gate This Summons by Publica- WALKING ROUTES in day, April 6th, 2015 until the tion is also specifically di- N. Meridian St., Port- hours: 8:00-8:00 daily. hour of 11:00 AM local time for Portland. Also Motor rected to the following named land, Indiana, March 16- Pearl Street, Portland. Items 1(Asphalt Emulsions) to Route. Contact Kim at Defendants whose where- 20 from 8:00am to 260-726-2833 be delivered to the county abouts are unknown to me: 260-726-8141 between 4:00pm. Applications will highway department in the The Unknown Heirs at Law of 1pm and 6pm or stop in be accepted until March amounts and at such time as Nancy R. Hamilton, Deceased and fill out an application 27th. EOE ordered by the head of the In addition to the above between 8 am to 4 pm. department. Bids are to be named Defendants being 25 DRIVER TRAINEES from January 1, 2015 through served by this Summons, Commercial Review, 250 PUBLIC NOTICE there may be other Defen- 309 West Main, Port- NEEDED NOW! 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Auditors Office and will be Item #1 You must answer the Com- presented to the Board of Asphalt Emulsions plaint in writing, by you or Commissioners Jay County, IN, The Board of Commission- your attorney, on or before the at the regular session on March ers reserve the right to reject 17th day of April, 2015 (the 23, 2015 any and/or all bids, or to ac- same being within thirty (30) Laboratory Corporation cept the one which, in their days after the Third Notice of of America $51.50 judgment will be in the best Suit), and if you fail to do so, a judgment will be entered Matthew Bender And interest of Jay County, being against you for what the Plain- Company $164.43 the best and/or lowest re- tiff has demanded. sponse and responsible bid- Meridian Services Doyle Legal Corporation, P.C. Corporation $3,370 der for each line or class of By S. Brent Potter Office Concepts $83.50 materials by the order of the Attest: Phamatech Inc $199.50 Board of Commissioners of Ellen Coats Progressive Office Jay County, Indiana. Clerk of the Jay County Products $434.91 Anna Culy Superior Court 1 Ronald May $30.00 Jay County Auditor S. Brent Potter (10900-49) Verizon Wireless $30.00 CR/NS 3-18, 25-2015-HSPAXLP Craig D. Doyle (4783-49) Witness My Hand And Seal Of Curt D. Hochbein (29284-29) Ryan T. Kiernan (29316-49) The Board Of Commissioners, READ David M. Johnson (30354-45) Jay County, IN, Monday, March Tina M. Caylor (30994-49) 23, 2015. THE CR Doyle Legal Corporation, P.C. Anna Culy THEN 41 E Washington St., Suite 400 Jay County Auditor Indianapolis, IN 46204 CR/NS 3-18-2015 - HSPAXLP RECYCLE CR 3-4,11,18-2015-HSPAXLP The Commercial Review Wednesday, March 18, 2015 Sports Page 9

In review Hampton, Ole Miss shine in First Four By RUSTY MILLER Manhattan had rallied To provide AP Sports Writer within a point, pulled away GRAND RAPIDS, DAYTON, Ohio — Let at the finish. Mich. — The Michigan this be a lesson to the 64 Shane Richards scored 17 High School Athletic NCAA Tournament teams points and Emmy Andujar Association plans a yet to take the floor: A 11 for the Jaspers (19-14), pilot program at some quick start means a lot. A champions of the Metro schools to provide con - great finish is even better. Atlantic Athletic Confer - cussion testing kits on Reginald Jackson was at ence Tournament. the sidelines. his best early and late to "You have to give Hamp - The association lead Hampton — just 12-17 ton credit," said coach Steve launched new rules for and headed nowhere 12 Masiello, who played four football practices in days earlier — to a 74-64 years at Kentucky and 2014 that sought to wire-to-wire victory over would have been a star in reduce head trauma by Manhattan in a matchup of Louisville had his team restricting the length 16 seeds on Tuesday night won. "I know we're all of practices and limit - at the First Four. caught up in whether they ing the number of days In the nightcap at the had a losing record, (the where so-called colli - University of Dayton fact that) they're 68th and sion practices take Arena, BYU led by 17 at we're 67. But they came out place where contact in half but Mississippi and played tonight." pads takes place. regrouped in the second Moody scored 26 points Executive Director half behind Stefan Moody, and led Mississippi's come - Jack Roberts tells outscoring the Cougars 25-0 back from a 17-point half - WOOD-TV that the off turnovers in a stunning time. The Rebels trailed next step is having con - 94-90 win. until Moody led a 15-2 run cussion testing kits on "Welcome to March Mad - midway through the second the sidelines. Players ness," said Rebels coach half. He hit a late 3-pointer could read numbers Andy Kennedy after his Associated Press/Skip Peterson that helped finish off the off cards or an iPad, team went from downtrod - tournament's first big for example, and their den to a second-round Mississippi's Jarvis Summers (32) fights for a loose ball against comeback. times would be record - matchup with Xavier in Brigham Young's Corbin Kaufusi, top and Frank Bartley IV in the second half Kennedy said he made a ed during the presea - exactly 20 minutes. "This of a first round NCAA tournament game Tuesday in Dayton, Ohio. Mississippi couple of minor adjust - son, after possible head was a tale of two halves." won 94-90 to advance. ments at the half and also injuries and after the The Rebels (21-12) move asked his players to prove season. on to a date with sixth-seed - they belonged in the tour - ed Xavier on Thursday in overall, 34-0 on the year and where they may." leading scorer and nament. Beating Jacksonville, Florida, on chasing history. For Hampton, Quinton rebounder Dwight Meikle, "Definitely there was a NOME, Alaska — Thursday afternoon. "It's a heck of a moun - Chievous added 15 points also out with an ankle sense of urgency," Moody Dallas Seavey has won Meanwhile, the Hampton tain, you know what I'm and 13 rebounds before injury. said of the halftime speech. his third Iditarod in Pirates, who have won five saying?" said coach Edward leaving with a sprained The Pirates (17-17) scored "We could have come back the last four years, in a row just to get to the Joyner Jr. "We know that. ankle in the final minutes. the first seven points, led by out and it could have gotten beating his father to .500 mark, now get to play We're going to go and com - He'll be a game-time deci - as many as 12 in the open - worse. But AK challenged the finish line in Nome mighty Kentucky, No. 1 pete. And let the chips fall sion for Kentucky, as will ing half and then, after us and we responded.” early Wednesday after racing 1,000 miles across Alaska. Dallas Seavey came in under the city's Proving ... famous burled arch fin - Continued from page 10 “It’s kind of like the history ish line to wild “Last year, we were immature Butler has,” Jones said. “Whenev - applause from fans lin - and at times we struggled with ‘It’s kind of like the history Butler has. er someone starts counting us ing the street. An adversity,” Barlow said. “I don’t out, that’s when we start rising exhausted Seavey pet - think we realized how bad it Whenever someone starts counting us up.” ted and hugged his dogs, later saying, "It looked. We’ve kind of eliminated out, that’s when we start rising up.’ And it would be a fitting finish takes a whole team to that, and it’s made a difference.” —Roosevelt Jones, to the four-year players who have get us here." Butler reverted to its old style, Butler guard celebrated so many triumphs and He also won titles in relying on a staunch defense, a overcome so much tumult just to 2012 and 2014. His deliberate offense, a big advan - get back to the tourney. father, Mitch Seavey, tage on the glass and a group of season projections by finishing showdown against third-seeded “It’s been a whirlwind, it’s been won the Iditarod Trail gritty guys unafraid to make mis - second in the Big East. Notre Dame for a trip to Sweet 16. probably different than any of us Sled Dog Race in 2013 takes and committed to proving On Thursday, the Bulldogs will Four wins, as unthinkable as it expected,” Barlow said. “But we and 2004. the doubters wrong. They started make their seventh NCAA tour - might seem, would send Butler knew the low expectations people winning again, too. ney appearance in nine years back to Lucas Oil Stadium for the had for us this year and the high Has died The Bulldogs this season set a when they face 11th-seeded Texas Final Four just down the road expectations we had for our - Jack Haley, who school record with five wins over in Pittsburgh. from campus. Could it happen? It selves. We wanted to go out and played nine seasons in ranked teams and defied the pre - A win could set up a Saturday did five years ago. prove people wrong.” the NBA including a reserve role on the Chicago Bulls' 1996 championship team, Your Branding has died. He was 51. Reds’ lefty Cingrani Haley's family con - firmed his death, say - Workhorse ing the cause was heart disease. 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We gery, so the Reds need moved left-hander Tony There were no indica - brought a bunch of people another option for early in www.displaycraftsigns.com tions of foul play and Cingrani into the bullpen in that are capable of com - the season. an autopsy will be per - on Monday, leaving others peting for those jobs, but Cingrani went 7-4 with a formed, the coroner to compete for three open we don’t have enough 2.92 ERA in 18 starts and spots in the rotation. said. innings to give them.” five relief appearances in Haley played for the Cingrani is coming off shoulder problems last sea - Raisel Iglesias is consid - 2013. Last year, he was 2-8 Bulls, New Jersey ered a front-runner for one with a 4.55 ERA in 11 starts Nets, Los Angeles Lak - son and was considered a leading candidate to of the spots. The Cuban and two relief appearances ers and San Antonio signed a $27 million, seven- before a sore shoulder side - Spurs during his regain a starting role. year contract last year. Vet - lined him. career, when he aver - Manager Bryan Price said aged 3.5 points and 2.7 on Monday that Cingrani erans Jason Marquis and He was visibly disap - rebounds mostly as a will be used as a reliever Paul Maholm also are com - pointed over the decision. reserve. He sat out the for the rest of spring train - peting for spots. “It’s not my call,” he entire 1992-93 season ing. Two spots opened when said. “They didn’t even tell because of injury. “As of right now, we see the Reds traded Mat Latos me what I’m really doing. —Associated Press Cingrani as more of a and Alfredo Simon during I’m just going to the relief option rather than a the offseason. Homer Bai - bullpen, so I have no idea.” Sports on tap Scoreboard ball: NCAA Tournament – UAB vs. Iowa Friday Local notes State (truTV) 12:15 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - NBA Basketball 1:40 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - ball: NCAA Tournament – New Mexico Baseball tryout set Detroit 105, Memphis 95 ball: NCAA Tournament – Georgia State State vs. Kansas (CBS-4,7,15) Tryouts have been set for a middle New York 104, San Antonio 100 vs. Baylor (TBS) 12:40 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - school baseball team. Houston 107, Orlando 94 2 p.m. — ATP Tennis: BNP Paribas ball: NCAA Tournament – Georgia vs. The tryout sessions will be from 5 to New Orleans 85, Milwaukee 84 Open – Men’s and Women’s quarterfinals Michigan State (truTV) 6:30 p.m. March 29 at JCHS. (ESPN2) Any middle school student is encour - Men’s college basketball 1:40 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - 2:10 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - ball: NCAA Tournament – Wyoming vs. aged to try out, and a bat, glove and tennis Ole Miss 94, BYU 90 ball: NCAA Tournament – Texas Southern or turf shoes will be required. Hampton 74, Manhattan 64 Northern Iowa (TBS) vs. Arizona (TNT) 2:10 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - For more information, contact JCHS 2:30 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - ball: NCAA Tournament – Buffalo vs. baseball coach Lea Selvey at (260) 726- Local schedule ball: NCAA Tournament – Texas vs. Butler West Virginia (TNT) 9306, or Troy Jacks at (260) 251-1225. Saturday (CBS-4,7,15) 2:45 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - Jay County — Lizzy Schoenlein in 3:10 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - ball: NCAA Tournament – Indiana vs. Community swim canceled IHSAA gymnastics state finals Ball ball: NCAA Tournament – UCLA vs. SMU Wichita State (CBS-4,7,15) There will be no community swim on State’s Worthen Arena – 1 p.m. (truTV) 3:10 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - Sunday at Jay County High School as the 4:10 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - ball: NCAA Tournament – Belmont vs. Vir - Jay School Corporation will be closed for ball: NCAA Tournament – Ole Miss vs. ginia (truTV) spring break. TV schedule Xavier (TBS) Today 4:10 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - 4:30 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - ball: NCAA Tournament – UC Irvine vs. 6:40 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - ball: NCAA Tournament – Ohio State vs. ball: NCAA Tournament – Robert Morris Louisville (TBS) Virginia Commonwealth (TNT) 4:40 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - at North Florida (truTV) 6:50 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - ball: NCAA Tournament – Valparaiso vs. 7 p.m. — Men’s College Basketball: ball: NCAA Tournament – Lafayette vs. Maryland (TNT) NIT Tournament – Arizona State at Villanova (TBS) 6:50 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - UConn (ESPN2) 7 p.m. — Men’s College Basketball: 8 p.m. — NBA Basketball: Orlando NCAA Tournament – Purdue vs. Cincin - ball: NCAA Tournament – Oklahoma Magic at Dallas Mavericks (ESPN) nati (CBS-4,7,15) State vs. Oregon (TBS) 8 p.m. — Men’s College Basketball: 7 p.m. — MLB Preseason Baseball: 7:10 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - NIT Tournament – Green Bay at Illinois Philadelphia Phillies at New York Yan - ball: NCAA Tournament – TBA vs. Duke State (ESPNU) kees (ESPN) (CBS-4,7,15) 9 p.m. — Men’s College Basketball: 7:20 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - 7:20 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - NIT Tournament – Vanderbilt at Saint ball: NCAA Tournament – Harvard vs. ball: NCAA Tournament – Davidson vs. Mary’s (ESPN2) North Carolina (TNT) Iowa (TNT) 9:10 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - 7:27 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - 7:27 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - ball: NCAA Tournament – Dayton at Boise ball: NCAA Tournament – Stephen F. ball: NCAA Tournament – Albany vs. Okla - State (ESPN) Austin vs. Utah (truTV) homa (truTV) 10 p.m. — Men’s College Basketball: 9:20 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - 9:20 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - NIT Tournament – South Dakota State at ball: NCAA Tournament – LSU vs. NC ball: NCAA Tournament – Coastal Caroli - Colorado State (ESPNU) State (TBS) na vs. Wisconsin (TBS) 10:30 p.m. — NBA Basketball: 9:30 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - 9:40 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - Atlanta Hawks at Golden State Warriors ball: NCAA Tournament – Hampton vs. ball: NCAA Tournament – St. John’s vs. (ESPN) Kentucky (CBS-4,7,15) San Diego State (CBS-4,7,15) 9:50 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - 9:45 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - Thursday ball: NCAA Tournament – Wofford vs. ball: NCAA Tournament – North Dakota 12:15 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - Arkansas (TNT) State vs. Gonzaga (TNT) ball: NCAA Tournament – Northeastern 9:57 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - 9:57 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - vs. Notre Dame (CBS-4,7,15) ball: NCAA Tournament – Eastern Wash - ball: NCAA Tournament – TBA vs. Provi - 12:40 p.m. — Men’s College Basket - ington vs. Georgetown (truTV) dence (truTV) Wednesday, March 18, 2015 Middle school baseball Follow us tryout set for March 29, on Twitter, see Sports on tap Sports @commreview

Page 10 www.thecr.com The Commercial Review Vonn Butler proving doubters wrong By MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer wins INDIANAPOLIS — Butler is heading back to the NCAA Tour - nament with a new resume and an old mantra. World The Bulldogs are still out to prove the doubters wrong. America’s favorite underdogs Cup have undergone a major overhaul since playing in the 2010 and 2011 MERIBEL, France national championship games. (AP) — Lindsey Vonn They’ve played in three different won the World Cup conferences, had three different downhill title for the head coaches, endured a major seventh time after win - offseason overhaul last summer ning the last race in the and even seen the renovation of discipline today at the the revered and beloved Hinkle season-ending finals. Fieldhouse. Her seven downhill It’s been a wild ride for those titles and her 18th crys - who have stuck around. tal globe are both “I can’t think off the top of my records for women. head of any team that played in “It’s incredible after three conferences in three years, being out with two maybe Louisville. So it’s definite - knee operations. It is ly been unique,” senior point just amazing to be sit - guard Alex Barlow said. “Having ting where I am today,” three coaches is just as unique.” the American said. For Barlow, the experience has “I’m so proud and also been educational. The Ohio happy, and I really have native chose this small Indianapo - to thank the people that lis school to learn how to coach supported me and got from one of the best—Brad me back to where I am Stevens. Associated Press/Stew Milne now.” Instead, Barlow and his team - Vonn finished 0.24 mates spent the last 20 months Butler guard Kellen Dunham (24) shoots as Providence forward Tyler Harris (25) and seconds ahead of Elisa - getting a crash course of how to overcome life’s surprising adven - forward Carson Desrosiers (33) defend during the second half March 7 in Providence, R.I. Butler beth Goergl and 0.30 defeated Providence, 68-64. ahead of Nicole Hosp. tures. Austrian racer Anna Stevens left in July 2013 to take Fenninger finished sec - the Boston Celtics job. A few days battling non-Hodgkin’s lym - Players say they have not heard He started by toning down the ond in the downhill later, former Butler star Brandon phoma. The good news is that from Miller since he left, and in-your-face coaching style he standings. Miller, one of Stevens’ assistants, Smith appears to be on the mend. Holtmann said he has only had relied on in previous stops, then She trailed Vonn by was promoted to head coach. Then, just before practice began limited contact with his former worked on changing attitudes. 35 points heading into One month after the coaching in October, players were told boss. The Kentucky native with a psy - the race, and failed to change, starting guard Roosevelt Miller had taken an indefinite “By no means would I say this chology degree from nearby Tay - make an impact on the Jones sustained a season-ending leave of absence for still unknown has been easy,” Holtmann said. lor University began by dispelling Roc de Fer course, fin - wrist injury while the Bulldogs medical reasons. “But I really identified with this the notion that the Bulldogs (22- ishing nearly one sec - were on a summer trip to Aus - Suddenly, Chris Holtmann, who place and the coaches here and 10) were too small and too inexpe - ond behind Vonn in tralia. From November 2013 had given up Gardner-Webb’s how they do things. It’s not unlike rienced to compete in the big-bod - eighth place. through April 2014, five players head coaching job after a 21-win what I tried to do at Gardner- ied Big East (after stints in the Vonn increased her transferred from Butler and two season to become one of Miller’s Webb for three years. But it’s not Horizon and Atlantic-10). speed on the bottom more transferred into the school. assistants, was running a pro - like I was going to come in and He also showed the Bulldogs a section to clinch a 66th In July, 24-year-old Andrew gram that seemed doomed. In say, ‘This is the way we’re doing it video of their poor body language Smith, who had played in both of career race win. She is January, Butler pulled the inter - and if you don’t like it ...’ There from last season’s games. Butler’s national championship the all-time leader in im tag off Holtmann’s title and was no ultimatum.” The combination made a clear game appearances, went into car - wins. signed him to a multi-year con - Holtmann did change his ways, impression. diac arrest. He had already been tract. though. See Proving page 9