Saturday, March 5, 2016 The Commercial Review Portland, 47371 www.thecr.com 75 cents Police confirm Student-centered knife is 300 being 300 287 tested 268 By MATT BONESTEEL and ELAHE IZADI The Washington Post 241 The Los Angeles Police 250 Department confirmed the existence of a knife found years ago on the Brent - wood property that once belonged to former NFL star O.J. Simpson, who in E 1995 was acquitted in the 200 stabbing death of his ex- n wife Nicole Brown Simp - r son and her friend Ron Goldman. The announce - o ment sparked a fresh wave l of interest in the case, but the discovery likely will l 150 have little legal ramifica - m tion. Capt. Andrew Neiman, e an LAPD media relations officer, said during a news n conference that investiga - t 100 tors became aware of the knife in February after a retired officer brought it to their attention. Neiman would not describe the knife or where it was found on the property, citing an 50 investigation by the department’s open-case team. “We need to determine if it’s evidence,” he said. “If it’s not, how do we prove one way or another that it’s not?” TMZ, which first report - 12 11 10 987654321K ed the knife’s existence Friday morning, said it Grade was discovered by a con - struction worker at the for - The Commercial Review Graphic/Ray Cooney mer Simpson property at some point in the past, any - Enrollment has played a key roll in Jay School Board’s discussion of the possibility of closing schools. The graph where from several years above shows the enrollment in each grade for the current school year. The senior class is the largest in the corporation at ago to 1998, when the house 300 students, while the fourth grade class is the smallest at 241. was demolished by its next owner. The construction worker gave the knife to an off-duty LAPD officer who was working security in Fund $ follow declining enrollment the vicinity of the house. By RAY COONEY changed even more dra - budget surplus The corporation had drop of 5 percent over a The officer, whom Neiman The Commercial Review matically in 2009, and ($196,141). The corpora - more than 3,650 stu - five-year period. said worked in the LAPD When it comes to the now none of Jay School tion saw a drop of more dents at the beginning “In general, we’ve had Traffic Division and first half of the budget Corporation’s general than $1.1 million in gen - of the 2010 school year some enrollment retired in the late 1990s, equation — income — fund revenue comes eral fund revenue to before the consistent declines,” said Jay kept it until last month, students are the key. from property taxes. $23.9 million in 2010. decline began. In Sep - Schools superintendent when he turned it over to Schools in Indiana for Responsibility for the State support has tember 2011, that num - Tim Long. “As we look at LAPD investigators. decades relied on local general fund has been reached at least $24.6 ber had dropped to our class sizes, even Neiman confirmed that property taxes for most shifted to the state, and million each year since 3,621. though they’re kind of the department has begun of their general fund the amount of money 2011, but it remains a By far the most dras - stabilizing, it appears, at testing the knife for hair, revenue. available is based on moving target. It was tic decline came the around that 250 to 260 fingerprints, DNA and That began to change enrollment. Corpora - $25.4 million in 2014 next year, as enrollment mark, the reality of it is other biological evidence. in the late 1970s, when tions receive a specified before dropping to $24.7 for the 2012-13 school we’ve probably seen Neiman said it’s possible instead of 60 percent of amount — about $7,000 million in 2015, and now year plummeted by 138 some of our bigger class - for investigators to find the general fund coming — per student based on is subject to change students. The decline es go through the high DNA evidence years after a from property taxes and the school funding for - twice a year. Enrollment has been more gradual school level and out.” crime. “We’re hopeful,” he 40 percent from the mula. counts are taken in Sep - since then — there was Jay Schools adminis - said. state, those funding lev - Those changes have tember and February, even a slight increase of trators are projecting Early on the morning of els were reversed, with resulted in fluctuating and the state basic grant three students between another drop in enroll - June 13, 1994, Nicole Simp - the state picking up 60 financial support for is adjusted accordingly. September 2013 and 2014 ment next year follow - son and Goldman were percent and only 40 per - Jay Schools. General — but it has continued. ing the graduation of found dead from multiple cent of the general fund fund revenues peaked at What’s the trend? Enrollment as of the what is currently the stab wounds outside O.J. coming from property $25.1 million in 2009, the Jay County’s overall beginning of the cur - largest class in the cor - Simpson’s condo in Brent - taxes. last year in which it had enrollment trend has rent school year was at poration. wood. Nicole Simpson was The funding situation a significant year-end been downward. 3,452, representing a See Declining page 2 nearly decapitated and had defensive wounds on her hands. Quickly identified Correction: Friday’s first story in this series was incorrect in stating that it is recommended that a school system should have a year-end bal - as a suspect, O.J. Simpson ance equal to 12 to 15 percent of its annual spending. Business manager Brade DeRome said at the Jay School Board’s meeting in August that Indi - surrendered to police four ana Association of School Business Officials recommends maintaining an ending cash balance of 8 to 12 percent of annual spending. That would be days later at his Brentwood about $2 million for Jay County on the low end and about $3 million on the high end. Over the years, Jay School Board has expressed a desire to mansion after a slow-speed have its balance come in at about $3 million. The corporation’s 2015 year-end balance of $1.68 million is 6.7 percent of its annual spending. highway chase that was televised to millions on tel - evision. Three supreme court finalists announced INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indi - Kincaid graduated from Loyola the Indiana School of Law and Pence’s predecessor and fel - 75. His departure will mean ana’s Judicial Nominating Com - University of Chicago School of was an associate in the Chicago low Republican, , four of the court’s five justices mission on Friday named the Law in 1997 and after private law firm Kirkland and Ellis appointed Justice Steven David will have been appointed since three finalists it is recommend - practice became a judge in 2003. before joining the staff of Indi - in 2010 and Justice Mark Massa 2010. ing to Gov. Mike Pence to fill an Hostetler graduated in 1983 ana’s attorney general’s office. He and Justice in Twenty-nine people applied upcoming vacancy on the state’s from Indiana University School returned to private practice in 2012, after the retirements of for the vacancy on the bench. Supreme Court. of Law in 1983, worked for a Indianapolis in 2001. three members of the court. The seven-member commission The commission selected St. Mishawaka law firm and the St. One of the three will replace Rush was named the court’s conducted a first round of inter - Joseph Superior Judge Steven L. Joseph County Sheriff’s Depart - retiring Justice Brent Dickson. chief justice in 2014. views in mid-February with the Hostetler, Boone Superior Judge ment before ascending to the Pence will have 60 days to select Dickson will step down April field of 29 applicants for Dick - Matthew C. Kincaid and attorney bench in 2013. his first appointment to the 29 before reaching the court’s son’s job and chose the 15 semi - Geoffrey G. Slaughter. Slaughter is a 1989 graduate of state’s highest court. mandatory retirement age of finalists in February.

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Jay County Solid Waste Man - agement District will have two The high temperature Friday sunny skies Sunday with a high recycling trailers from 9 a.m. to Monday — Results of the in Portland was 34 degrees. of 49. Sunday evening’s low will noon today: SAHS boys team’s Snow and freezing rain are be 38. •Marsh parking lot, Portland. sectional championship game. possible until early afternoon The temperature is expected Immaculate Conception CYO. today before turning to rain. The to spike to a high of 62 Monday •Will’s IGA, Redkey. Redkey Wednesday — Columnist is high will be 34, and tonight’s low under partly cloudy skies. Lions Club. ready for baseball season. will be 28. For an extended forecast, see •Across from Salamonia Back in the Saddle. The forecast calls for mostly page 2. Park. Salamonia Voluntee Fire Department. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local Saturday, March 5, 2016 Declining ... Continued from page 1 each grade level for a total of Westlawn building and moving which they were initially their children to a neighboring The Jay County High School 320. Pennville Elementary is by those students to West Jay and assigned. East saw the largest school in another corporation class of 2016 has 300 students, far the smallest at 76 total stu - closing Judge Haynes. outflow of students (63), while such as Southern Wells, while the incoming kinder - dents, including a fourth grade Bloomfield saw the largest Delaware Community (Albany) garten classes over the last eight class of just eight. What if? influx (45). or Monroe Central. Blackford years have ranged between 241 The remaining schools rank As the possible closure of It’s also likely that borders County School Corporation and 268 (an average of 253). somewhere in between, with schools has been discussed, would have to be moved drasti - experienced such losses when it Based on those numbers, an East Elementary as the second some in the community have cally to significantly increase closed its junior high in Mont - enrollment drop of at least 30 largest (266 students) followed brought up ideas for possible the number of students pelier as students migrated to students is expected. by Bloomfield (240), Westlawn solutions and asked questions assigned to Pennville, because Southern Wells. (238), Judge Haynes (217) and about potential consequences. there is no large population “That’s always possible,” said Where are students? Redkey (157). One of the ideas that has base nearby. Long. “But when it comes to Of the total enrollment in Jay Long noted that when he been mentioned at more than “If you kept that (open enroll - academics and how our schools Schools, about 32 percent of the became superintendent about a one school board meeting is the ment) policy and you still perform, quite frankly we do students are housed at Jay decade ago, WJMS was near 300 possibility of simply redrawing allowed people the freedom of better than the surrounding County High School. East Jay students, Redkey was close to the school district borders to movement, it’s not going to districts. Jay County has Middle School is the second 250 students and Pennville was funnel more students to Pen - change anything if you do always been a pretty homoge - largest in the corporation at 559 at more than 100. nville. change the border,” said Long, neous county. If anything, we students, while West Jay Mid - Because of its low enroll - Administrators point out that while noting that occasionally bring students out of some of dle School comes in at about ment, the closing Pennville has Jay School Corporation has an borders have been shifted by a those other districts. We don’t half that size — 239 students. been a topic for several years. open enrollment policy, mean - mile to help balance class sizes. lose students to them, too At the elementary school Other plans presented to the ing parents can choose their Some have also wondered much.” level, the enrollment numbers board in September included child’s elementary school about the impact of closing Monday’s story will take a vary widely. shifting all eighth graders to regardless of the borders. This buildings in a system in which deeper look at trends in General Shanks Elementary JCHS, creating a single sixth year, more than 200 students dollars follow the students, con - employment levels and general is the largest in the corpora - and seventh grade middle are attending an elementary sidering the possibility that fund spending in Jay School tion, with at least 50 students at school at East Jay, closing the school other than the one in parents might choose to send Corporation. CR almanac Felony court news OWI robbery spree that included a Decem - Resisting law enforcement Jeremy L. Canterbury, 36, Bryant, ber hold-up at Citizens State Bank in Garrett W.J. Gaddis, 25, Indianapo - was found guilty of operating a vehi - Dunkirk has been canceled. lis, was found guilty of resisting law cle while intoxicated, a Level 6 felony, A plea agreement has been reached enforcement, a Level 6 felony. He was to be sentenced as a Class A misde - between Blackford County Prosecu - sentenced to one year in Jay County meanor. He was sentenced to one year tor Kevin Basey and public defender Jail with all but 180 days suspended, in Jay County Jail with all but 180 Chris Teagle in the case of Jason Bud given two days credit for one day days suspended, given two days cred - Garmon, 36, Hartford City. served, ordered to serve the remain - it for one day served, ordered to serve Terms of the agreement were ing 178 days on electronically moni - the remaining 178 days on electroni - sealed and will become public at a tored home detention, assessed court cally monitored home detention, sentencing date set for March 28 in costs of $183, placed on formal proba - fined $100, assessed court costs of Blackford Circuit Court. tion for six months following the com - $183.50, ordered to pay an alcohol and Garmon is charged in connection pletion of home detention. drug countermeasures fee of $200 and with the Dunkirk bank robbery and a He was also found guilty of reck - a substance abuse program fee of November hold-up at a Hartford City less driving, a Class C misdemeanor $400 and placed on formal probation liquor store. He has also been — Sentenced to 60 days in Jay County for one year. charged with being a habitual crimi - Jail to be served concurrently with Lotteries nal offender and is a suspect in a the previous charge with all but two Plea agreement December bank robbery in Winches - days suspended and given two days Mega Millions 53-58-62-67-72-73-76-80 A jury trial for a man accused of a ter. credit for one day served. Estimated jackpot: $144 million Ohio Midday Powerball Pick 3: 6-6-2 Felony arrests Pick 4: 0-8-0-4 Estimated jackpot: a.m. into Jay County Jail 6 felony, unlawfully carry - Pick 5: 0-1-9-6-7 Child molesting Drug charges $40 million A Pennville man was A Portland woman was and has since been released ing a handgun, a Level 4 Evening on a $4,000 bond. Pick 3: 1-3-0 arrested Friday evening for arrested Friday morning felony, possession of child molesting. for two charges relating to Hoosier Pick 4: 0-6-8-1 cocaine, narcotics or Midday Jonah E. Tankersley Jr., drugs. Multiple felonies methamphetamine, a Level Pick 5: 1-9-2-6-0 A Portland man was Daily Three: 6-7-4 59, 355 S. Union St., was Angela Rae McIver, 46, 5 felony, and possession of Rolling Cash 5: 6-12- arrested for four counts of 110 S. Middle St., was arrested Friday morning marijuana or hashish, a Daily Four : 3-2-4-1 14-25-36 child molesting, all Level 4 arrested for maintaining a for multiple charges relat - Quick Draw: 0 5-08-16- Estimated jackpot: felonies. common nuisance, a Level ed to drugs. Class A misdemeanor. 17-23-30-37-38-39-40-47-51- $100,000 He was booked at 6:57 6 felony, and possession of Shane T. Williams, 40, He was booked at 10:23 p.m. into Jay County Jail marijuana, a Class A mis - 110 S. Middle St., was a.m. into Jay County Jail and has since been released demeanor. arrested for maintaining a and is being held there on a Markets on a $25,000 bond. She was booked at 10:05 common nuisance, a Level $30,000 bond. Closing prices as of Friday Capsule Reports Trupointe May corn ...... 3.91 Fort Recovery June corn ...... 3.94 Deer crash Damage in the 2:31 p.m. Friday morning in eling with her left the Corn ...... 3.83 An Ohio driver was accident is estimated Bearcreek Township. scene. April corn ...... 3.87 Central States involved in an accident between $1,000 and $2,500. Maurina Delacruz, 36, Delacruz was transport - Beans ...... 8.59 Montpelier with a deer Friday after - 107 Green Park Drive, was ed to Ball Memorial Hospi - April crop ...... 8.59 Corn ...... 3.74 noon in Bearcreek Town - Hit the wall driving east on county tal, Muncie. The Kia is Wheat ...... 4.26 April corn ...... 3.75 ship. A rural Portland man’s road 300 North near coun - registered to Reynold Mar - April crop ...... 4.28 Beans ...... 8.73 Ryan T. Bishop, 37, 148 vehicle struck the Pak-A- ty road 150 East when the tinez, 917 Centerview May beans ...... 8.73 Gail Lane, Tiffin, told Jay Sak building, 1300 Meridi - 2006 Kia Optima she was Road, Garland, Texas. Cooper Farms Wheat ...... 4.47 County Sheriff’s Office he an St., Portland, at 9:19 driving went off the road Damage in the 6:40 a.m. Fort Recovery New crop ...... 4.47 was driving east on Indi - a.m. Friday. and hit a pole. She was crash is estimated Corn ...... 3.91 ana 18 near county road Vernon L. Adair, 76, 7485 unconscious the and the between $5,000 and April corn ...... 3.91 The Andersons 125 West when a deer E. 300 North, told a Port - uninjured passenger trav - $10,000. May corn ...... 3.91 Richland Township entered the roadway. He land police officer he was June corn ...... 3.93 Corn ...... 3.73 said he could not avoid hit - at Pak-A-Sak and his foot April corn ...... 3.77 ting the deer with the 2016 slipped off the brake hit - FromFrom POET Biorefining Beans ...... 8.70 Chevrolet Equinox he was ting the gas pedal of his Portland April beans ...... 8.75 driving. 2008 Ford Ranger, which Corn ...... 3.85 Wheat ...... 4.42 The Equinox is regis - jumped the curb and hit April corn ...... 3.88 July wheat ...... 4.52 tered to Ean Holdings, the building. LLC. Damage is estimated NerdyNerdy between $1,000 and $2,500.

Hospitals Went off road toto A Portland woman was injured in a crash in Lov“30”“e, Y3our 0” Jay County Dismissals Hospital There were two dis - which a car went off the MainSource Family road and hit a utility pole Portland missals. Admissions Emergencies There were three There were 25 treated admissions to the hospi - in the emergency rooms Let one of our friendly tal on Friday. of JCH. agents coordinate a policy that meets your Citizen’s calendar specific coverage needs.

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50th anniversary Fort menus The LifeStream Senior Friday — Macaroni and Café is open at 11:30 a.m. cheese, peanut butter and each Tuesday and Thurs - jelly sandwich, carrots, day at Jay Community pears. Center, 115 E. Water St. in The following is the Portland. Meals for sen - menu for Fort Recovery iors 60 and older are avail - High School for the week Raymond able on a donation basis. of March 7. All meals are For more information or served with milk. to make a reservation, call Monday — Hot dog, and (800) 589-1121. salad, roll, peach crisp. The following is the Ala carte: soft pretzel. Lana menu for Fort Recovery Tuesday — Chicken pri - Elementary/Middle mavera, Italian vegeta - Ellingwood School for the week of bles, garlic bread, salad, March 7. All meals are cantaloupe/honeydew. Ala served with milk. carte: pancake wraps. Raymond and Lana Raymond/Lana Ellingwood-2016 Monday — Chicken faji - Wednesday — Hot ham (Whitacre) Ellingwood, Redkey, ta, cheese, lettuce, green and cheese, green beans, are celebrating their 50th wed - sells real estate on a part-time peppers, fruit slushie. chips, pineapple. Ala ding anniversary today. basis. Tuesday — Breaded carte: barbecue quesadil - They were married on March They are the parents of chicken patty, corn, peach - la. 5, 1966, at the EUB Methodist Ronyelle Edwards (husband: es. Thursday — Soft taco, Church in Redkey with the Rev. Greg), Nylisa Davis (husband: Wednesday — Pepper - lettuce, cheese, onions, Albert Hood officiating. Doug), and the late Tyrus Elling - oni pizza, romaine let - tomato, black bean Both 1965 graduates of Red - wood. tuce/Italian dressing, salsa/chips, apple slices. key High School, Raymond They also have six grandchil - mandarin oranges, baked Ala carte: corn dog. retired from Duffy Tool and Die dren and one great-grandchild. potato chips. Friday — Potato soup, Lana/Raymond Ellingwood-1966 in Muncie, and Lana retired The couple will celebrate with Thursday — Sausage peanut butter and jelly from Jay County Hospital and family and a trip to Florida. patty sandwich, baked crackers, carrots/celery, beans, applesauce, fruit bananas. Ala carte: soft snack. pretzel. Younger children are upset over new sis DEAR ABBY: My wife and I once has being short held me other than to wait until his class- my teeth are disgusting, but I’m have been married 20 years and back from anything I wanted in es end and he’s on holiday or getting them fixed, so please have three children, ages 10 to 17. life — relationships, money, summer break. In the meantime, don’t judge me” to every person I Our oldest is a senior in high Dear career, friends and respect. do not put your life on hold. Stay meet, but I very much feel like school. Her best friend, “Maya,” Other people may have stereo - busy with friends and other doing so. I’m a socially anxious is a friend of the family we have Abby types, but do not let them control activities, and who knows? You person anyway and this is killing known for 10 years. Maya’s par - your goals and dreams. You can may meet somebody else who’s my already poor social skills. I ents have been divorced for as have whatever you want in life, also interesting. need advice. — HIDING MY long as we’ve known her. She so go for it! — MIKE IN CALI - DEAR ABBY: I have a problem SMILE IN NEW JERSEY lives with her single mom. Her FORNIA of my own making. When I was a DEAR HIDING: I have dad moved out of state. father in her life, and that any DEAR MIKE: There is no young child/teenager, I never addressed the importance of Maya spends a lot of time with affection you express for her height requirement for success. brushed my teeth. Because of it, good oral hygiene in this column us on weekends, and we have all does not lessen the love you feel As I write this I am thinking of the enamel on my teeth eroded before, so I won’t belabor it. For embraced her as another family for them, and they will always be Prince, Elton John, Michael J. and I have cavities, really bad the sake of your overall physical member. Recently, Maya pulled “No. 1” in your heart. Fox, Kevin Hart, Danny DeVito ones. Add to that a desperate fear health, I’m very glad you have me aside and asked if I could be This does not, however, mean and every jockey who races for of dentists, and my teeth are in finally decided to deal with your a father figure in her life. I was that you cannot have love for the Triple Crown. (My lawyer is horrible shape now. When I dental problem. It will pay big honored and immediately Maya, too, and say it when you also short in stature, but I meas- smile, my front teeth are mostly dividends in the future. agreed. Now when she comes think she needs to hear it. If you ure him only from the eyebrows black. I work in customer serv - For the time being, having set over she calls me “Dad” and even haven’t already been doing it, up.) ice. I’m too young to have awful up appointments to get your den- says “I love you.” I say it back. make special time for your DEAR ABBY: I’m 18 and have teeth, and I’m ashamed. tal work — and possibly peri- Last week, my wife mentioned younger children that does not never had a boyfriend. I really, I saw a dentist recently and I odontal work — done, you are that our younger two children include Maya. If you do, perhaps really like a boy from church, but have made appointments to have doing all you can. If you weren’t have noticed the bond between it will help them to feel less I don’t know how to approach my dental issues addressed, but good at your job, you wouldn’t me and Maya and are upset threatened. him. He has a job and is in his it’s expensive and it won’t be for have lasted at it for as long as you about it. How can I be there for DEAR ABBY: Allow me to offer second year of college. a few months. I have never been have. When customers come to Maya through these tough teen a word of encouragement to We’re good friends, but he’s so so aware of how bad my teeth are you for help, they are less inter- years without alienating my own young boys who are short in busy with work and school that I as I am now, and I consciously ested in your teeth than in what younger kids? — FAMILY GUY stature: All your life, you will never see him, not even on Sun - keep myself from smiling. It you can do to solve their prob- IN THE MIDWEST hear thoughtless remarks about days. It’s upsetting. I’d really like makes working in customer lems, so you shouldn’t let your- DEAR FAMILY GUY: Consider your height. “He’s short. That’s to be more than friends. What service really hard because I’m self be sidetracked by what they having a talk with your younger so sad. It will hold him back in should I do? — CRUSHING IN constantly thinking, “Don’t let “might” think about them. Do children and explaining to them life. He’ll have trouble with INDIANA them see your teeth.” But even your job, keep those dental that the more love there is in this girls,” and so on. Don’t listen to a DEAR CRUSHING: Because of when I’m just talking, I know appointments religiously, and world, the better our world will word of it! the schedule he is on, I don’t people can see them. your problems will solve them- be. Explain that Maya has no I am now a senior citizen. Not think you have much choice It’s impossible to say, “I know selves. Community Calendar JCHS Presents Notices will appear in PORTLAND BREAK - more information, call S. Meridian St., Portland. GODSPELL Community Calendar as FAST OPTIMISTS — Will (765) 768-1544. Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. Mon - space is available. To sub - meet at 7 a.m. for break - CAREGIVER SUPPORT day through Friday. 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© 2009 Hometown Content The Commercial Review Page 4 Opinion Saturday, March 5, 2016 Process works for body cams This is the way the leg - islative process is supposed to work: Exchange of ideas, debate and discussion, fol - lowed by thoughtful com - Editorial promise. That’s the process that appears to be underway with H.B. 1109, which has now been assigned to a con - While we have confi - ference committee in the dence in our local law Indiana General Assembly. enforcement agencies, too The bill began with an many incidents over the honest effort by Rep. Kevin course of 2015 have under - Mahan (R-Hartford City) to mined that confidence figure out how video col - nationally. Clearly, there lected by police body cam - needed to be a more bal - eras should be handled. anced approach. More and more depart - That seems to have been ments have adopted body found by the Indiana Sen - camera technology, and law ate Judiciary Committee. enforcement in Jay County Working under the leader - supports that movement ship of Sen. Brent Steele (R- because officers reason it’s Bedford), a bipartisan in their own best interests. group has drafted a version If you’re doing your job that balances the interests properly, officers tell us, of law enforcement and the video from a body camera public at large. It looks like serves as a back-up and doc - an honest effort to work umentation that best prac - through a complicated tices are in place. problem. Pence is throwing away money But with new technology The matter now goes to a comes new questions, House-Senate conference By JOHN KRULL specifically whether those committee, which Mahan TheStatehouseFile.com videos would be public will chair. INDIANAPOLIS — All decisions records or be classified as Our hope is that the com - have costs. John ... the essence investigatory material that mittee won’t stray too far That’s what makes them decisions. would only be released at from the Senate version Bad decisions, though, carry the Krull of political the discretion of the police and will preserve the bal - highest costs. leadership was agency. ance that has been crafted. Some costs for bad decisions can Mahan’s original bill put Ideas have been exchanged, be easily calculated. to weigh costs the burden of making body there’s been debate and dis - Just a couple of days ago, a federal while the dispute goes on. and benefits camera videos accessible cussion, and now it’s time judge struck down Indiana Gov. There will be a bill for the ill-con - on the public. Law enforce - for a thoughtful conclusion. Mike Pence’s ban on Syrian to guide one’s sidered ban on Syrian refugees. ment held all the cards. — J.R. refugees. The judge’s ruling was as pre - The only question that remains is constituents dictable as sunrise. In imposing the how large it will be — whether it will on the course ban, the governor attempted to cost us a pothole, a teacher, a police assert powers that, under the Consti - officer or even more. that would Focus for Pitts tution, he does not possess to solve a Other costs are harder to measure. problem that did not exist. In addi - How, for example, do we attach a result in the tion, the court noted, Pence tried to value to the divisions this ban creat - greatest good. apply the powers of government ed in the religious community? always on race selectively against one group rather Many churches and other faith- To the editor: than equally, thus violating another based organizations see relocating Race baiter Leonard Pitts fundamental principle of law. refugees from troubled and suffering parts of the world — and there are is at it again. Some legal disputes are judgment ing and working here. They’re con - Letters to few parts of the world now that are This time he wants us to calls, close questions about which cerned that the cost, down the line, more troubled and suffering than believe that Republicans reasonable people may disagree. for these bans and barriers will be Syria — as acts of devotion. They oppose any Obama nomina - the Editor This one was not. The governor’s immense. ban was a legal loser from the start. worship by serving. tion to the Supreme Court The governor, one leader told me, One cost of that decision can be The governor, himself a man of because they are racist. doesn’t seem to get how much dis - quantified. profound faith, lobbied religious Pitts is clearly unable to see ruption these social issues create for any issue except in terms Obama replaced two Some years ago, I was executive leaders to support the ban. Many extremists with extremists director of what is now the Ameri - rejected his plea, arguing that siding businesses like ours. At a time when of race. Apparently he we face so much competition and so wants to take the lead in the and didn’t change the bal - can Civil Liberties Union of Indiana, with him would amount to a renun - many challenges, we just don’t need Dems biennial campaign to ance on the Court. One the organization that sued Pence ciation of sacred duty. that. He just doesn’t seem to grasp scare minorities into voting more extremist will put over the ban on Syrian refugees. One such organization became the that. Democratic by selling the many basic rights in dan - From that experience, I know that ACLU’s client in the suit. “Big Lie” that Republicans ger. organizations such as the ACLU are Others supported it. The British politician Nigel Law - are racist. The four leftist Justices entitled to collect legal fees from the Then there is the cost in the work - son once said: To govern is to choose. Given that the only mod - are on record being in favor government when they prevail on a ing world. He meant that the essence of polit - erate, impartial, neutral of letting Congress regu - constitutional question. In recent weeks, I’ve had a number ical leadership was to weigh costs position on the Constitu - late political speech. They The payments are supposed to of conversations with business and and benefits to guide one’s con - tion and the law is that it have declared that the Sec - serve as a disincentive for govern - community leaders from across the stituents on the course that would means what it says, we have ond Amendment is the only ment officials to attempt to exceed state. These conversations seem to result in the greatest good. two moderate Justices, four place in the Constitution their authority, one more check on have the regularity of a ticking The governor responded to the extreme left wing Justices where “the people” means the arbitrary exercise of state power. clock. judge’s ruling in typical fashion. He and two somewhere in the government and that The ACLU’s lawyers, like most The business and community lead - ordered the state’s attorney general between. only the government has a attorneys, bill at a rate of several ers all say they are concerned about to appeal the decision with vigor. An extreme left wing right to own firearms. hundred dollars per hour. Thus, a how Indiana will meet coming eco - That brings another saying to Court invented a right to They have said that voter clear constitutional violation that nomic challenges — specifically, a mind. abortion that both sides IDs are unconstitutional requires 10 hours of legal work can looming worldwide labor shortage Good money after … know has no legitimate and they would undoubted - consume the funds that otherwise that will force companies, cities, •••••••••• basis in the Constitution. ly support Obama’s uncon - might fill a pothole. If the challenge states and countries into ferocious Krull is director of Franklin Col - This required Dems and stitutional imperial execu - consumes 100 hours of legal work, competition for talented workers. lege’s Pulliam School of Journalism, their judges to side with tive orders. the real cost to the taxpayers can be They worry that Indiana’s state host of “No Limits” WFYI 90.1 Indi - that dishonest decision and Their hilarious socialist that money that otherwise might be government seems to spend an inor - anapolis and publisher of TheState - created the great divide candidate would do no bet - spent keeping a teacher in a class - dinate amount of time trying to dis - houseFile.com, a news website pow - between the parties that ter. room or a police officer on the beat courage people — Syrian refugees, ered by Franklin College journalism has only gotten worse since Stephen Erwin for half a year goes elsewhere. immigrants, gay, lesbian, bisexual students. Email him at then. Portland And the meter keeps running and transgender citizens — from liv - [email protected]. Trump’s hostile takeover of the GOP is succeeding By JOE SCARBOROUGH The fact Trump’s big night managed to hijack an entire polit - has swooped in from the outside The Washington Post came just days after he balked at ical party, and the pilots are ask - and taken over America’s conser - A Southern GOP governor was the chance to condemn the Ku ing why no one is on their side. vative party. asked earlier this week how the Joe Klux Klan suggests that there The passengers are cheering for Unless Donald Trump manages candidates were going to fare in may be little that even Trump the guy who took over the plane.” his hostile takeover of a bitterly his home state on Super Tuesday. Scarborough himself can do to stop this train. Meacham believes Trump’s divided Republican Party better “Trump is going to win by 10 Victories in Massachusetts, takeover is unlike any other than his friend handled TWA’s points,” the governor said, “and I Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, uprising in the past century. dissolution, Meacham’s belief don’t know a single person who is Arkansas, and Georgia under - Henry Wallace, Strom Thur - that George W. Bush may be the voting for him.” scored just how weak the GOP mond, George Wallace and Ralph last Republican to be elected to Welcome to the Republican Old Party and has forever establishment has become. Nader all launched failed insur - the White House could turn out to Party of 2016, where money changed the way conservative Adding insult to injury were Ted gency bids from within their own be the most lasting legacy of this means little, endorsements mean candidates will run for president. Cruz’s modest success and Marco parties, but those bids collapsed surreal 2016 campaign. less and celebrity trumps experi - The billionaire has wiped out all Rubio’s disappointment. before they evolved into outside •••••••••• ence every time. competition on his own terms, Pulitzer Prize winning histori - independent campaigns. Scarborough, a former Repub - As Super Tuesday’s results offending and insulting every an Jon Meacham says Trump’s Trump’s takeover bid is differ - lican congressman from Florida, prove all too well to the Republi - establishment figure within takeover of the Party of Reagan ent not only because he is suc - hosts the MSNBC show “Morn - can ruling class, Donald Trump earshot and proving there is little has no precedent in American ceeding, but also because the for - ing Joe.” Follow him on Twitter has seized control of their Grand they can do to stop him. history: “Donald Trump has mer Hillary Clinton supporter @JoeNBC. The Commercial Review US PS 125820 HUGH N. 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Reuters news service June 30. Negotiations lighting systems, air Huntington, Noble The bank also reported this week that between the company and intake manifolds and LaGrange, Steuben, announced that Sean Ardagh Group, the pack - Business the union had been con - HVAC systems. The Port - Wabash, Wells and Whit - LaFontaine has been pro - aging conglomerate that tentious. When talks land plant manufactures ley counties. moted from cash manage - has glass container plants Roundup stalled, the company wiring harnesses. A foreign trade zone ment specialist to assis - in Dunkirk and Winches - locked workers out Aug. IAC’s portfolio includes allows U.S. companies to tant vice president at the reduce, eliminate or defer ter as well as North Amer - 15. door and trim systems, Berne banking center. He ican headquarters in A tentative agreement U.S. customs duties on instrument panels, con - joined the bank in 2012 Muncie, is preparing a between ATI and the steel - goods and materials. since its $1.7 billion agree - soles, flooring, acoustic binding offer for the assets workers was reached Feb. and holds a degree in busi - ment in 2013 to acquire systems and headliner being divested by Euro - 22. On staff ness management from Verallia North America, systems, analysts said. pean drinks can makers Tara Fullenkamp, a 2002 Huntington University. the U.S. jar unit of Ball Corp. and Rexam. No deal yet graduate of Jay County France’s Saint-Gobain, Happy meal VR? Ardagh Group is com - Reports last week that High School, has joined EMT classes which was then parent of Wired reported this peting against three pri - Motherson Sumi Systems the staff of Stammen Adams Memorial Hospi - the Dunkirk plant. It had week that McDonald’s is vate equity firms for the Ltd., parent company of Insurance in Celina, Ohio. acquired the Winchester test-marketing a crude tal will be offering a basic packaging plants up for MSSL Wiring Systems of She holds a degree in plant earlier as a part of version of a virtual reality EMT class beginning on sale, Reuters said this Portland, is planning family and child develop - its acquisition of Anchor headset as the prize in April 4. week. another acquisition con - ment from Ball State Uni - Glass. Happy Meals in Sweden. The class will meet on The strong interest tinue to be the subject of versity and began her Ardagh had to shed a Called Happy Goggles, Monday and Wednesday increases chances that speculation in the busi - insurance career in 2015. number of former Anchor the headset is made from a evenings from 6 to 10 p.m. Ball’s pending acquisition ness press. Happy Meal box. of Rexam will meet condi - plants to gain approval of Economic Times first To retire in the third floor class - the Verallia acquisition Customers who buy one tions set by antitrust reported the potential Rod Lautzenheiser, vice room at the hospital in from anti-trust watchdogs. can access a link on their authoritie, according to acquisition of Interna - president and loan officer Decatur. smartphone to retrieve the The course requirement analysts. tional Automotive Compo - inaugural Happy Goggles at First Bank of Berne’s Ratified is 160 hours and will be Ball and Rexam have nents last week. VR game, a low fidelity main branch will retire on offered to sell 12 plants The Pittsburgh Post- Economic Times quoted March 11 after 44 years of about six months long. Gazette reported this animated skiing-racing across Europe, ten of a Mumbai based analyst game. service. The cost is $600 per stu - which make cans while week that union members as saying, “Forty-four per - A 1969 graduate of dent, which includes all two produce can ends. employed by specialty cent of Motherson’s rev - South Adams High School, books and classroom steelmaker Allegheny New brand Four of the factories are enues are linked to Volk - he joined First Bank of materials. in Germany and three in Technologies Inc. have swagen Group, and the Tyson Fresh Meats, a Berne in agreed to a four-year con - division of Tyson Foods For more information, Britain. market has punished the 1971. He contact Ron Burns at (260) Separately, Ball is sell - tract that ends a six- stock this year after the which is the parent com - served as 724-2145, extension 4025. ing about eight sites in the month lockout at 12 facili - automaker was caught in pany of Tyson Mexican loan officer United States and several ties in six states, including the emissions software Original of Portland, has of the in Brazil, also due to plants in Midland and the scandal.” debuted a new pork brand. bank’s Port - New staff antitrust concerns, Alle-Kiski Valley. An editorial in IHS Named “Open Prairie land branch Family LifeCare has Reuters said. ATI is the parent compa - BusinessSupplier on Feb. Natural Pork,” the prod - for three added two new staff mem - The world’s two largest ny of Portland Forge. 29 said, “A merger of these uct is minimally years. bers. Jesse Hawbaker of processed, contains no beverage can makers by The United Steelwork - two companies, while not A gradu - Lautzenheiser Adams County has been volume, Ball and Rexam, ers union approved the quite in the mega-supplier artificial ingredients, and ate of the hired as a registered nurse is from hogs raised under want to merge to better deal by a 5-1 margin. The bracket, would still create School of and case manager. Tonya a no-antibiotics, no added manage capital spending deal affects 2,200 workers. a behemoth in automotive Banking at the University Capper of Wells County The National Labor hormones regimen. and cut costs. interiors. Both IAC and of -Madison, he has been hired as a certi - The European Commis - Relations Board, which has been active in the MSSL’s parent, Samvard - fied nursing assistant. sion, however, launched had filed an unfair labor haha Motherson Group, Joins zone Berne community, serving an extensive review of the practices complaint are in the top 50 global Randolph County has 16 years on the city coun - Family LifeCare pro - deal, fearing it could push against ATI, must still suppliers. Their combined become the 13 county to cil and 12 years on the vides home care, hospice up prices for companies approve the contract deal, sales would push the join Foreign Trade Zone, plan commission. and palliative services in and consumers. The Post-Gazette reported. group into the top 20.” 182. An open house will be Jay, Adams, Allen, Grant, The deal would be the The most recent con - Motherson Sumi is The zone already held at the bank’s main Huntington, Randolph most significant acquisi - tract between ATI and the focused on wiring har - includes Jay, Adams, branch in Berne from 2 to Wabash, Wells and Whit - tion by Ardagh Group steelworkers had expired nesses, rearview mirrors, Allen, Blackford, DeKalb, 6 p.m. on March 11. ley counties. Food Service Inspections

Jay County room, both restrooms two critical violations. cleaning. All violations ing, walk-in cooler floor not closed, kitchen and Health Department need cleaning. Non-critical violations: corrected. needs cleaning, men’s dining room tiles broke, Food Service Pak-a-Sak, Dunkirk — Dumpster lid open, wip - Suman Brothers Pizza, restroom needs cleaning, pans stacked while wet, Inspections Four non-critical viola - ing cloth not stored in Portland — No viola - ceiling tiles in women’s refrigerator door seals Pennville Elementary tions: Cooler floor needs sanitizer bucket, floor tions. restroom need cleaning, need to be replaced, School — No violations. cleaning, beverages on needs cleaning. Critical Family Dollar Store, outside of refrigerator trash cans broken and Jay County Retirement cooler floor, deli contain - violations: Coffee Portland — No viola - and freezer needs clean - need cleaning, heat bulb Center — No violations. ers need cleaning, mop machine and microwave tions. ing. Critical violations: covers on buffet table George’s Variety and not properly stored. oven need cleaning. All Payless Pizza, Portland Microwave oven needs need cleaning, outside of Tan, Dunkirk — Two Jay County Security violations corrected. — Two non-critical and cleaning, ovens need oven needs cleaning, non-critical violations: Center — No violations. Moose Lodge No. 417, one critical violation. cleaning, kitchen floors grill shelling needs No sanitary receptacle in Harmony Cafe, Port - Portland — Two non-crit - Non-critical violations: need cleaning, ice scoop cleaning, microwave land — One non-critical ical violations: Refrigera - Toaster needs cleaning, stored improperly. women’s restroom, cool - oven needs cleaning, violation: Oven needs tor and toaster need utensils stored incorrect - Dairy Queen, Portland er needs cleaning. wall behind trash con - cleaning. cleaning. ly. Critical violation: Ice — No violations. CVS Drug Center No. tainer needs cleaning, 6632, Dunkirk — Three Youth Service Bureau, Circle K Convenience scoop improperly stored. East Elementary Portland — Two non-crit - Store No. 2207, Portland Richard’s Family School, Portland — No light in women’s rest - non-critical violations: room needs cleaning. No thermometer in cool - ical and two critical vio - — Four non-critical and Restaurant, Portland — violations. Critical violations: Wall er, restrooms need clean - lations. Non-critical vio - one critical violation. Twelve non-critical and Dollar General Store, behind deep fryers needs ing, soft drink cooler lations: Toaster needs Non-critical violations: four critical violations. Portland — Two non-crit - needs cleaning. cleaning, mop not prop - Coffee machine needs Non-critical violations: ical violations: Fresh cleaning, can opener Family Dollar Store, erly stored. Crucial vio - cleaning, wiping cloths Refrigerator seal on prep foods cooler needs clean - needs cleaning, high Dunkirk — Five non-crit - lations: Can opener and not stored in sanitizer table needs cleaning, ing, floors need cleaning. chairs and booster seats ical violations: Cooler crock pot need cleaning. bucket, walk-in cooler grill grease trap, bun Ponderosa Steakhouse, need cleaning. needs cleaning, cooler All violations corrected. needs cleaning, mop warmer and can opener Portland — Twelve non- Dan’s Fish Fry — No has outdated products, Circle K Convenience bucket needs cleaning. need cleaning, dining critical and three critical violations. freezer needs cleaning, Store No. 2217, Portland Critical violation: room wall, air vents and violations. Non-critical Bryant Community no soap in men’s rest - — Three non-critical and Microwave oven needs ceiling tiles need clean - violations: Dumpster lid Center — No violations.

Jay Deeds Circuit Bank of New York Mellon to Paul Brown to Steven Brown, iff/marshal deed — Lot 3 and 4, Paulette J. Humphrey to Court Sylvester Sell, warranty deed — quit claim deed — Lot 6, North Original plat of Collett. Larry D. Case, partial acre, Sec - Lot 6, Denny Subdivision, Port - Addition, Dunkirk. Matthew E. Cline to Brent E. tion 13, Richland Township. land. Rosetta Smiley, deceased, and Cline, .42 acres, Section 8, Louis A. Schoenlein to Judge Brian Pete D. Shawver to Kenneth Jolene Stetzel to Michael E. Wayne Township. Andrew Wellman and Lisa Well - Hutchison and Karen Wellman, warranty Whitacre, warranty deed — Lot John W. Mills and Eileen R. man, Lot 1 and 6, East Addition, Cases filed deed — 1.0975 acres, Section 29, 1, Original plat of Pennville. Mills, both deceased, to Donald Portland. Zachariah D. Reese vs. Wayne Township. Richard A. Phillips, Koren H. D. Johnson II and Amanda S. Robert J. Lennartz to Dru Jazzmyn B. Wilkinson, Steven Michael Morehead to Sawyer, also known as Koren H. Smith-Johnson, personal repre - Hall’s Properties, sheriff/mar - divorce. Paul Brown, Lot 6, North Addi - Phillips, to Federal Home Loan sentative deed — Lot 6, Original shal deed — Lot 80, South Port - Wesley L. Hough vs. tion, Dunkirk. Mortgage Corporation, sher - plat of Portland. land Addition. Tina J. Hough, divorce. Wells Fargo Bank vs. Barbara S. and Michael A. Bollinger. James J. Hendricks vs. Indiana Bureau of Motor Congrongratatulationulations Vehicles, miscellaneous. Flagstar Bank vs. Ash - ley N. Lairson, et. al., toto thethe 22016016 mortgage foreclosure. Lillyilly EEndowmenndowment Cases dismissed Dean Sanders, June Communityommunity SScholarshicholarship Sanders, et. al vs. Joseph T. Bihn, civil tort. Finalists!Finalists! Divorces granted Barbara Bollinger and Left to Right: Kellie Fortkamp Michael Bollinger. Emma Laux Judgments Abigail Saxman Wells Fargo Bank was granted $104,438.84 from Julie Schubert Kenneth R. (deceased) and Tonya E. Curtis, mortgage foreclosure. PHH Mortgage Corpo - THE PORTLAND ration was granted $119,096.75 from Kevin D. www.portlandfoundation.org Craig, Portland. FOUNDATION CC L Page 6 The Commercial Review Comics Saturday, March 5, 2016

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Clothes, Eagles, 5 Gold Coins, 260-414-7003 doors, windows, crawl JAY COUNTY CON - Out toys, puzzles, board huge variety of other space work. Call 260- SCEarReVtaAkTeIrO N neCeLdUedB . games, small sewing coins & many are grad - The CR 849-2786. Duties include Building WANTED CLASfoSr fuA ll Classifieds machine, household ed. Antique furniture, upkeep and CtimDeL DaRnIdV ERpaSr t time. www.thecr.com items, knick-knacks, Oak Bed, Old Toys, Prim - Groundskeeper. On- Regional drivers home misc. BERTʼS CARNPEewT itives, Old Fishing Tackle, sight housing and utili - aINnSd TuAseLdL cAaTrIpOeNt i-n stalled. Bamboo Fly Rods, ties provided. Must pass Work guaranteed. Over McCoy Pottery, Church background check. Send 60 SERVICES 20 years experience. Call Pews, Arrowheads, and resume to Jay County Bert Ping 260-997-6932 lots more to much to list. 250 PUBLIC NOTICE J. L. CONSTRUCTION Conservation Club, Amish crew. Custom for a free estimate. Call for auction informa - 6243 S 325 W Portland, built homes, new tion at 765-425-4637. IN 47371. No phone garages, pole barns, PORTLAND CLOCK Chad Alsip Auctioneer interior/ exterior remod - 525 calls. Pen Pn Tuowbnslhiipc, J aNy Coountyi, Icnde iana DOC. REPAIRS AU19400112 Cash & Investments Combined Statement - 2015 eling, drywall, windows, North Meridian, Portland, IN 47371. 260-251-5024, Local Beg. Cash End Cash doors, siding, roofing, MCCAMMOisN l ooTkRinUgC fK o-r Fund Local Fund and Inv. Bal. and Inv. Bal. Clip for reference. REAL ESTATE foundations. 260-726- IPNroGf,e sINsiCon. al Drivers. We Number Name Jan. 1, 2015 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31, 2015 ThursAdUaCy TMIOarN ch 10, 5062, leave message. offer: Competitive Governmental Activities 2016 1 Fire Fighting $23,090.44 $8,864.02 $6,500.00 $25,454.46 GOODCHoEnWstʼSru ActLioLn S. EDA o - Wages (our top driver 5:00 PM 2 Park And Recreation $26,037.85 $15,803.71 $2,828.36 $39,013.20 KEENʼS ROOFING SyoOuN n eed a new roof or made $.53 per mile) and Construction. Location: 321 Arlington 3 Rainy Day $2,197.12 $0.00 $0.00 $2,197.12 roof repair? Specializing Home Weekends. Week - 4 Township $101,229.56 $25,266.43 $24,272.11 $102,223.88 Standing seam metal, Avenue, Dunkirk, Indiana in standing seam metal ly pay with the option of 5 Township Assistance $41,502.30 $8,570.38 $3,795.38 $46,277.30 painted steel and shin - One story home with 2 roofing. We offer various direct deposit. An Excel - Total All Funds $194,057.27 $58,504.54 $37,395.85 $215,165.96 gle roofing, vinyl siding bedrooms, 1 bath and Penn Township, Jay County, Indiana colors with a 30 year lent Benefits Package as and replacement win - 1508sq ft of living area. Disbursements by Vendor 2015 paint finish warranty at a Family Owned Com - dows. New construction Home has wood floors, Governmental Activities competitive prices. Metal pany, we recognize the Fund/Category/Vendor Name Amount and remodeling. asphalt shingle, electric distributor for all of your importance of family life. Fire Fighting Charles Keen, 260- baseboard heat, 200 metal needs. Call Rod - We strive to build lasting Other Disbursements 335-2236. amp breaker box, and a Town of Pennville/Pennville Fire Department $6,500.00 ney at 76 5-509-0191. relationships with our 2 car detached garage Fire Fighting $6,500.00 drivers and their loved LARRY VANSKYOCK on the property. Julie Park And Recreation Siding, ones and understand Other Disbursements AND SONS J. G EXCAPVaAviTnIgN. GS pe& - Foster, Owner roofing, windows, dry - ASPHALT need for home time. If Indiana & Michigan Power $628.36 cializing in Grade work of For more info or a private Amos Schwartz Construction $2,200.00 wall and finish, kitchens you’re looking for a com - Driveways, small parking showing contact Loy Park And Recreation $2,828.36 and bathrooms, lami - pany that cares about lots, Asphalt Approaches, Real Estate and Auction Township nated floors, additions. you, Please call 1-800- Personal Services Patchwork, Stone haul - Kim Loy, Broker 260-726- Call 260-726-9597 or 950-0493 or contact us Steve Cash $6,360.00 ing, Spring Yard Rolling. 2700 260-729-7755. by email at: Brenda Cash $3,197.62 260-224-1051 Free Esti - Gary Loy, Auctioneer Ronald Paxson $425.00 mates Douglas Geesaman $425.00 HANDYMARNe modMelIiKngE ; Scott Benter $425.00 gAaRrNagOeLsD; doors; win - Township 90 SALE CALENDAR 110 HELP WANTED Supplies dows; painting; roofing; Pennville Postmaster $49.00 siding; much more. 28 A E Boyce Co., Inc. $253.17 years experience. Free WeLdAneNsDd aAyU, MCTarIOchN 30, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES- Steve Cash $16.02 estimates. 260-726- 2016 Township 2030; 260-251-2702. 6:00 PM PRODUCTION STAFF ENGINEER Services and Charges Indiana & Michigan Power $761.29 Location:Lions Club FCC (Adams), an automotive parts Century Link $1,127.16 Civic Center 307E 100N STEPHENʼS FLOcOaRr - manufacturer is expanding it’s operations. Coldren & Frantz $200.00 Portland, IN Township IpNeSt,T AviLnLyAl, ThIOaNrd wood, +/- 194 acres. Knox Production Staff Engineer is needed to Other Disbursements and laminate installed; Township, Dunkirk, IN Production, Engineering and Maintenance with United States Treasury $823.79 15 years experience; Indiana Township Association $150.00 Dane & Melissa Mum - work guaranteed. Free Assembly Room processes. Position requires G & N Construction $371.11 bower, Owners estimates call Stephen proven trouble shooting/root cause analysis Hilty Engine, Inc. $1,064.33 Visit our website for J. A. Miller and Sons Oil Company $373.75 Ping 260-726-5017 terms, soil maps and methods to improve OEE and lower scrap. Helena Chemical $374.00 additional information at Dave Jarrell $2,362.14 Industrial Maintenance degree or equivalent Ernie Fifer $550.00 WENDEL SEAFMoLrE SaS ll www.teamtarter.com or GUTTERING technical experience. Harris Tree Service $2,900.00 your guttering and leaf auctionzip.com.auction - Jay Co. Treasurer $106.24 cover needs. Call us eer/teamtarter Experience needed: Walmart $149.92 for a free quote. Call Brody Tarter • General maintenance skills including Graphic Printing Co. $428.82 AU11400074 Encore Insurance Group, LLC $1,258.75 Jim at 260-997-6774 or Electrical, Mechanical, Pneumatics, Robotics, Bob & Sons Insurance $120.00 765-595-8155 Steve at 260-997- Fanuc Controls and good trouble shooting skills Township $24,272.11 Township Assistance • Good communication skills - ability to initiate Township Assistance corrective actions using PDCA Ferrel Gas $449.18 Ohio Valley Gas $52.15 If you are seeking a challenging and stable career Pennville Utilities $403.17 Indiana & Michigan Power $1,640.88 you may apply in person; by email to resumes@e- Toni Vinson $450.00 fcca.com; or send your resumes to: Naomi Strebel $450.00 Jason Fields $350.00 FCC (Adams), LLC Township Assistance $3,795.38 ATTN: Human Resources Penn Township, Jay County, Indiana Detailed Receipts 2015 936 East Parr Road Governmental Activities Berne, IN 46711 Fire Fighting General Property Taxes $7,693.86 Local Option Income Tax (LOIT) for Levy Freeze $797.04 FCC is an equal opportunity employer Financial Institution Tax Distribution $16.09 Vehicle/Aircraft Excise Tax Distribution $354.03 Commercial Vehicle Excise Tax Distribution (CVET) $3.00 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES-DIE CAST Total Fire Fighting $8,864.02 Park And Recreation General Property Taxes $10,979.03 PRODUCTION PROCESS ENGINEER County Adjusted Gross Income Tax (CAGIT) Certified Shares $4,200.00 Financial Institution Tax distribution $17.01 FCC (Adams), an automotive parts Vehicle/Aircraft Excise Tax Distribution $601.69 manufacturer is expanding it’s Die Cast facility. Commercial Vehicle Excise Tax Distribution (CVET) $5.98 Total Park And Recreation $15,803.71 Die Cast Production Process Engineer is needed Township General Property Taxes $13,666.83 to assist Production, Engineering and County Adjusted Gross Income Tax (CAGIT) Certified Shares $4,200.00 County Adjusted Gross Income Tax (CAGIT) Property Maintenance with Die Cast processes. Position Tax Replacement Credit $1,875.00 requires proven trouble shooting/root cause Local Option Income Tax (LOIT) for Levy Freeze $3,879.00 Financial Institution Tax Distribution $28.15 analysis methods to improve OEE and lower Vehicle/Aircraft Excise Tax Distribution $963.70 scrap. Industrial Maintenance degree or Commercial Vehicle Excise Tax Distribution (CVET) $9.60 Earnings on Investments and Deposits $100.22 equivalent technical experience. Donations, Gifts, and Bequests $300.00 Experience needed: Grants and Distributions from Non-Governmental Entities $243.93 Total Township $25,266.43 • Previous Aluminum Die Cast experience Township Assistance General Property Taxes $8,108.99 (high pressure cold chamber casting) Financial Institution Tax distribution $12.56 Vehicle/Aircraft Excise Tax Distribution $444.41 • Background in mechanical, electrical and Commercial Vehicle Excise Tax Distribution (CVET) $4.42 hydraulics Total Township Assistance $8,570.38 Certification: • Supervisory experience a plus: encourage, State of Indiana evaluate and implement employee’s SS: Jay County suggestions for continuous improvements of I, Steven Cash, Trustee of Penn Township, Jay County, Indiana, do solemnly affirm under the penalty procedures and methods of perjury that the preceding report is complete, true and correct; that the sum with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me; and that the various items of expenditures credited • Design and set-up of manufacturing have been fully paid in the sums stated; that such payments were made without express or implied operations, new design and product agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or to any other person. I further affirm that a complete and detailed annual report, together with all accompanying vouchers showing development the names of persons having been paid money by the township, have been filed as required by law in If you are seeking a challenging and stable career the office of the County Auditor, and that copies of such annual report are in custody of the Township Board and the State Board of Accounts. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the you may apply in person; township. by email to: [email protected]; Steven Cash Penn Township Trustee or send your resumes to: Telephone 260-731-3945 FCC (Adams), LLC Date this report was to be published: 3-5-2016 Subscribed and sworn (or affirmned) to before me, the Chairman of the Township Board of Penn ATTN: Human Resources Township at its annual meeting, this 27th day of February, 2016. 936 East Parr Road Ronald Paxson, Penn Township Board Chairman Option 1 Berne, IN 46711 This report was received, accepted, and approved by the Township Board at its annual meeting, this FCC is an equal opportunity employer 27th day of February, 2016 Advisory-Penn Township Board: Ronald Paxson Douglas Geesaman Scott Benter CR 3-5-2016 HSPAXLP

Penn Town Pshiup Pbubllicc Li bNraryo. Jatyi Ccoue nty, Indiana Cash & Investments Combined Statement-2015 Local Beg. Cash End Cash Fund Local Fund and Inv. Bal. and Inv. Bal. Number Name Jan. 1, 2015 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31, 2015 Governmental Activities 0 General $16,666.00 $22,254.10 $21,438.61 $17,481.49 0 Rainy Day $4,255.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,255.00 3 Gifts $1,304.00 $418.06 $396.33 $1,325.73 Total All Funds $22,225.00 $22,672.16 $21,834.94 $23,062.22 CR 3-5-2016 HSPAXLP The Commercial Review Page 8 Classifieds Saturday, March 5, 2016

190 FARMERS 150 BOATS, FOR SALE 200 FOR RENT 110 HELP WANTED SPORTING 110 HELP 190 FARMERS A WANTED 110 HELP WANTED 150 BOATS, 150 BOATS, SPORTING Resources Staffing is Send resume along with by 4 p.m. Deadline CSaPlOl uRsT wINitGh 1q3u0e sMtiIoSnCs. , 714580- 5B0O6A6T. S, SPORTING looking for individuals for 3 work references to March 19. 260-726-8141. 290 8B E DRRaOceO SMt. $H4O00U pSeE r Inspecting, Packing, Jay-Randolph Develop - month plus deposit. 260- MAPLE HaEtI G70H1T S Assembly, Supervisor, mental Services, 901 E 703-0477 P/T. OPSEuRpAerT WIOaNsSh AL2U3”Mx3IN0”U,.M00 S7 HthEicEkT. S WAPeAstReTrnM EANvTeSnu e, Port - Parts Room, and Water Street, Portland, McaGr R/AwTaTs.h . 1003 N Clean and shiny on one land, Indiana, is now tak - D Machine Operating. IN 47371. 260-726- Meridian, Portland. Lite side..35 cents each or ing applications for one PIEDMONT APART - Apply online at prore - 7931, ext. 1228 or visit 778 W 7th mechanic. People four for $1.40, plus tax. and two bedroom apart - MENTS, sources.com or call us our website Street, Portland, Indi - friendly. General math. The Commercial ments. Rent based on today 260-726-3221 www.jrds.org. EOE ana, accepting applica - Help customers, do Review, 309 W Main, 30% of adjusted gross tion for 1, 2 & 3 bedroom check list(s), log info. Portland 260-726-8141. income. Barrier free units. apartments, no applica - V LOCAL hINasS UanR AimNmCe E - JAY CoOfUficNeT Yis StHakEinR g - Want p/t? Retired? 260-726-4275, TDD 800- tion fee. Rent base on AdiGatEe NoCpYen ing for some - aIFpFpʼlSic ations for Part- Bored? Looking for pur - 743-3333. This institution 30% of your gross NSeElEl uDn EwXanTtReAd iCteAmSsH i?n one looking for long term time Correction Officer. pose? Interested? Call is an Equal Opportunity income. Call 260-726- The CR Classifieds. employment. Experi - Applications may be 260-579-0641 EOE Provider and Employer. 9723, TDD 800-743- Call 260-726-8141 or ence helpful but not picked up and returned 3333. This is an Equal go online to required. Send resume to 224 W. Water Street Opportunity Housing E BERNE READofY C MlaIsXs IAS www.thecr.com Simply NEED PMJ’sO RUE-L ocSkT OanR d - to PO Box 118 Dunkirk, Complex. This institution oINr BS ECADRLC dHri vers for the click on “Classifieds” to SAtGorEa?g e, most sizes avail - IN 47336 is an Equal Opportunity Berne, IN location. 1st place your ad ! able. Call 260-726-4631. Provider and Employer. shift- competitive wage 250 PUBLIC NOTICE Before FULL-TIME ACCTOeUcNhnT i - & benefits package JAY CO5U0N0 TSY. AMNeTrIiQdiUanE , TIRED OF NON-PAFYo-r RyoEuA L liEstS TAyoTuEr Real cINiaGn PAreYsRpOonLsLi ble for available. Must pass a PMoArtLlaLn d. 10% off after IjuNsGt 1 0R%E oNf TmEoRnSth?ly rent/ Estate or book your R accounting duties, pre-employment drug $20. Must ask for dis - life could be 100% bet - Auction Call Mel Smit - including payroll, main - screen. Stop in to fill out PTuO TbHEl iOcWN NERSo OFt iTcHE e count. Space for rent! ter. Property managing. ley’s Real Estate & taining 401(k) & employ - WITHIN DESCRIBED REAL an application at 155 E 260-766-4030 Heather Clemmons 765- Auctioneering 260-726- ee benefits, other ESTATE AND ALL Buckeye St., Berne, IN 748-5066 0541 cell, 260-726- accounting duties as INTERESTED PARTIES: PRIVATE NOTICE OF 6215 office. Laci Smit - assigned and assist with 200 FOR RENT T SHERIFF'S SALE ley 260-729-2281, or HR functions. Must have 130 MISC. FOR SALE NICE 1 BEDRaOpOaMrt -, By virtue of a certified copy of a Storage. DOWNSTAIRS Ryan Smitley 260-729- excellent computer skills decree to me directed from the INMAN U-LOC ment in Portland. PLACE YOUR OWN Mini storage, five sizes. 2293 and prefer Associates Clerk of the Circuit Court, Jay CLASSIFIED AD Security fence or 24 hour Stove/refrigerator fur - degree in Business or County, Indiana, in Cause No. nished. $350mo plus ONLINE! access units. Gate hours: Accounting with auto - 38C01-1512-MF-000059, wherein Go to www.thecr.com electric. Call Spencer FOR RJEaNy,T /RBElaNcTkf oTrdO , First Merchants Bank, N.A., was 8:00-8:00 daily. Pearl I mated accounting/pay - and click the Apts. 260-726-7368 OWN plaintiff and Steve A. White - Street, Portland. 260- Randolph, Delaware, “Classifieds” link. roll systems experience. nack a/k/a Steve Whitenack, et 726-2833 Madison, Henry Coun - al., was the defendant, requir - Next, you enter your VERY CLEAN TWO- ties. Over 200 Houses ing me to make the sum as pro - information, create avail - and apartments. LEASE SPACE 9B2E4D WRO. WOaMte r, PHoOrtlUanSdE . vided for in said Decree with your able, Coldwater, OH. Heather Clemmons Total electric, laundry 250 PUBLIC NOTICE interest and costs, I will expose ad, review it, and pay Manufacturing, ware - 765-748-5066 S at public sale to the highest bid - with a credit card. housing, assembly, distri - room, no smokers/pets. der, on the 31st day of March, Proper grammar, bution, offices, inside and $500 monthly plus 2016, at the hour of 10:00 A.M. deposit. 260-997-6645 230 AUTOS, TRUCKS (EST) or as soon thereafter as is punctuation and outdoor storage. Easy TO THE OWNERS OF THE Public Notice possible, Jay County Sheriff’s spacing is necessary. access to major high - WITHIN DESCRIBED REAL Office, 224 W. Water Street, Port - UPSTAIRS APT IN THE CLASSIFIEDS ESTATE AND ALL All ads must be ways and railroad access 2 bedroom, Find it - Buy It - Sell It! land, Indiana 47371, the fee sim - INTERESTED PARTIES: approved prior to with loading docks and nDeUwNlyK IrRemK odeled. Appli - 260-726-8141 E ple of the whole body of real es - PRIVATE appearing online and overhead cranes avail - tate in Jay County, Indiana, ances. washer/ dryer, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S particularly described as fol - in the newspaper. able. Contact Sycamore water included. Deposit FUQUA CHRYSLER SALE Our Classified Dead - Group, 419-678-5318, By virtue of a certified copy of lows: and Lease required. Call NDeOwD GaEn dJ EPErPe -oRwAnMed : Tract I: line www.sycamorespace.co in the a decree to me directed from 765-768-2111 cars, trucks, minivans, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Situated in the Southwest is noon the day before m Jay County, Indiana, in Cause Quarter, Section 16, Township you want the ad to run, 22 North, Range 14 East, Pike when you No. 38C01-1512-MF-000059, and noon on Friday WHY RENT wherein First Merchants Township, Jay County, Indi - may be able to buy for ana, being part of a 140 acre for Monday’s paper. Bank, N.A., was plaintiff and zero money down. Call 260 PUBLIC AUCTION Commecial Steve A. Whitenack a/k/a Steve tract as described in Deed for more information. Record Book 164, page 483, as Whitenack, et al., was the Heather Clemmons. 765- defendant, requiring me to recorded in the Jay County make the sum as provided for Recorder's Office, being 250 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC AUCTION in said Decree with interest more particularly described Review and costs, I will expose at as follows: Located: 500 S. Meridian, Portland, IN 47371 in public sale to the highest Beginning at an iron rod 250 PUBLIC NOTICE bidder, on the 24th day of found at the southwest cor - the Jay Garment Building PuJAbY ClOiUcN TNY ZoONtINicG e March, 2016, at the hour of ner of said Quarter; thence ADMINISTRATION 10:00 A.M. (EST) or as soon North 00 degrees 00 minutes Saturday, March 12, 2016 PUBLIC NOTICE thereafter as is possible, Jay 00 seconds East (assumed County Sheriff’s Office, 224 W. bearing) 30.00 feet to an iron NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PuSbTAlTiEc OF NINDoIAtNiAc e Water Street, Portland, rod set (all iron rods set are THAT: Terry & Sherri JAY COUNTY 11:00 AM C Indiana 47371, the fee simple 5/8" rebar with plastic cap Finnerty, 10347 W SR 26, IN THE JAY CIRCUIT COURT Large Estate Coin, Antique, and Misc. Auction. of the whole body of real stamped "RLS 7955"); thence Dunkirk, Indiana 47336 have CAUSE NO. 38C01-1602-EU-4 estate in Jay County, Indiana, North 89 degrees 49 minutes filed a petition with the IN THE MATTER OF THE Over 50 tables full of merchandise, Over 100 Silver particularly described as 57 seconds East 1912.17 feet to Jay/Portland Building & ESTATE OF Dollars including 12 Carson Cities, Over 70 Silver follows: an iron rod set; thence North Planning Department for an JANICE LEE HUDSON, Tract I: 03 degrees 56 minutes 20 sec - Intent to Build / Confined Deceased Eagles, 5 Gold Coins, Huge variety of other coins. Situated in the Southeast and onds East 654.87 feet to an Feeding Permit, #CFINT2016- NOTICE OF UNSUPERVISED Many Coins are Graded (See photos on L ADMINISVRATION Northeast Quarter, both in iron rod set; thence North 89 02-19, to construct two (2) auctionzip.com). Antique Furniture, Oak Bed, Section 29, Township 22 degrees 53 minutes 00 sec - nursery & wean-to-finish Notice is hereby given that North, Range 14 East, Pike onds East 686.73 feet to an swine confined feeding DONALD G. HUDSON II and Gentleman’s Dresser, Kitchen cupboard, Old Toys, Township, Jay County, Indi - iron rod set on the east line of buildings (with a maximum RALPH D. HUDSON, were on Glassware, Primitives, Old Fishing Tackle, Bamboo ana, being part of a 5.208 acre said Quarter; thence South 00 operating capacity of 13,200- the 16, day of February, 2016, ap - tract as described in Deed degrees 06 minutes 54 sec - head housed in both buildings) pointed personal representa - Fly Rods, Lawn Mowers, Church Pews, Standard A Record 164, page 482, as onds West 682.59 feet along on said property. tives of the estate of JANICE Oil Signs, Antique Primitive Bird Trap, Roll Top recorded in the Jay County the west line of said Quarter, Parcel ID: Purchasing LEE HUDSON, deceased, who Recorder's Office, being to a marked stone found at acreage from Parcel died on February 1, 2016, and Desk, Skid Jack, Large Iron Dumpster Bin, Several more particularly described the southeast corner of said #38-05-36-900-001.000-025 were authorized to administer as follows: said estate without court su - Roll Around Carts, Large Partner’s Desk, 14 Quarter; thence South 89 de - Location: 2xxx S SR 1, Beginning at an iron rod pervision. grees 49 minutes 57 seconds Dunkirk, Indiana, between Hummel’s Figurines, Roseville Pottery, Quezal found with a plastic cap All persons who have claims West 2642.52 feet along the CR 200 S & CR 300 S, on the Shade, Arrow Heads, McCoy Pottery, Double S stamped R.E. War, at the against this estate, whether or south line of said Quarter to East side, Knox Township, northeast corner of said not now due, must file the claim Barrel Cap Gun, String Holders, And lots more. Too the point of beginning, con - Section 36 Southeast Quarter; thence in the office of the clerk of this taining 12.44 acres, more or The petition and file on this much to list. South 00 degrees 00 minutes court within three (3) months less. matter are available for public 16 seconds West 588.48 feet from the date of the first publi - Go to www.auctionzip.com for full listing More commonly known as: along the east line of said inspection in the Jay/Portland cation of this notice, or within South US 27 (vacant ground), Terms Cash, Good Check. Southeast Quarter, to an iron Building & Planning nine (9) months after the dece - S Portland, IN 47371 Department, 118 South Credit Cards With A 3% Charge rod set (all iron rods set are dent's death, whichever is ear - Tract II: 5/8" rebar with plastic cap Meridian Street / Suite E, lier, or the claims will be for - A portion of the Northwest Auctioneer Chad Alsip AU19400112 stamped "RLS 7955"), witness Portland, Indiana, 47371. ever barred. Quarter of Section 16, Town - an iron rod set North 89 de - Public comments, in writing Dated at Portland, Indiana, Lunch will be served ship 22 North, Range 14 East, grees 49 degrees 56 minutes only, will be accepted by the this 18th day of February, 2016. Pike Township, Jay County, CR 3-5-2016 West 91.02 feet; thence North Zoning Administrator for a Ellen Coats Indiana, more particularly 89 degrees 49 minutes 56 sec - period of 30 days from the date Clerk, Jay Circuit Court I described as follows, to-wit: onds West 373.19 feet, to an of this notice. Public Timothy K. Babcock Beginning at the stone which iron rod set; thence North 02 comments are to be sent to the Attorney for Estate marks the northeast corner degrees 11 minutes 37 sec - Jay/Portland Building & Attorney No. 21526-90 of the above mentioned quar - onds East 606.77 feet, enter - Planning Department. DALE, HUFFMAN & ter section; thence South 89 ing into said Northeast Quar - Jay/Portland Building & BABCOCK degrees 16 minutes 31 sec - ter, to an iron rod set; the Planning Department 1127 North Main Street onds West for a distance of F North 83 degrees 05 minutes By: John Hemmelgarn, P.O. Box 277 50 seconds East 352.27 feet, to 662.25 feet to a 5/8 inch Administrator/Director Bluffton, Indiana 46714 Tonight the iron rod set, witness as capped rebar; thence South Date: 2-29-16 CR 2-27,3-5-2016 - HSPAXLP may be the night you... iron rod set, South 83 degrees 01 degrees 20 minutes 33 sec - CR 3-5-2016 -HSPAXLP 05 minutes 50 seconds West onds East for a distance of 91.65 feet; thence South 00 de - 586.48 feet to a 5/8 inch capper • Sell that old bicycle. grees 00 minutes 00 seconds rebar; thence North 90 de - I West (an assumed bearing) grees 00 minutes 00 seconds 61.37 feet along the east line East for a distance of 664.91 260 PUBLIC AUCTION of said Northeast Quarter, to feet to a 5/8 inch capped re - • Get rid of that old the point of beginning, con - bar; thence North 01 degrees taining 5.208 acres, more or 35 minutes 05 seconds West less, being 4.895 acres, more for a distance of 594.92 feet to PUBLIC AUCTION E or less, in said Southeast the point of beginning, con - refrigerator. Quarter, and being 0.323 taining 8.997 acres, more or acres, more or less, in said less. Located at 321 Arlington Avenue, Dunkirk, Northeast Quarter, as shown More commonly known as: on Drawing No. B-397, dated South US 27 (vacant ground), Indiana on Thursday evening • Sell that set of drums the April 2, 2005. Portland, IN 47371 More commonly known as: Together with: March 10, 2016 D 7540 South US 27, Portland, [A]ll rights, easements, neighbors have been IN 47371 appurtenances, royalties, Together with: mineral rights, oil and gas 5:00 P.M. [A]ll rights, easements, rights, crops, timber, all di - appurtenances, royalties, version payments or third REAL ESTATE complaining about. mineral rights, oil and gas party payments made to crop One story home with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and rights, crops, timber, all di - producers, all water and ri - version payments or third parian rights, wells, ditches, 1508 square feet of living area. Home has wood party payments made to crop reservoirs, and water stock • Sell that shotgun, fishing producers, all water and ri - floors, asphalt shingle roof, electric baseboard heat, and all existing and future parian rights, wells, ditches, improvements, structures, and a 200 amp breaker box. There is a 2 car reservoirs, and water stock fixtures, and replacements and all existing and future detached garage on this property. This would make that may now, or at any time rod, golf clubs or improvements, structures, in the future, be part of the a good starter home or a rental. Will sell in a fixtures, and replacements A [Real Estate]. that may now, or at any time moderate price range. (“Real Estate”). in the future, be part of the binoculars. Commonly identified by the [Real Estate]. 20% nonrefundable deposit day of sale with (“Real Estate”). addresses provided above balance due at closing. Seller will furnish Owners Commonly identified by the and identified by the follow - address provided above and ing parcel numbers: Title Insurance and a Warranty Deed. Buyer will identified by the following Parcel No. assume taxes due and payable in November 2016 D parcel numbers: 38-11-29-100-007.000-029; and Parcel No. Parcel No. and thereafter. Any inspections must be made prior That is, if you listed 38-11-29-400-009.000-029. 38-11-16-300-010.001-029. to sale day and are at potential buyers expense. Together with rents, issues, in - Together with rents, issues, in - come and profits thereof, said come and profits thereof, said Any statements made day of sale take precedence your items for sale in the sale will be without relief from sale will be without relief from over any previously written or oral statements. valuation or appraisement valuation or appraisement S laws. laws. FOR MORE INFORMATIONS OR A PRIVATE Paul J. Carroll Paul J. 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In all, 14 drivers ran a Busch hit 196.378 mph in the AP Sports Writer at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in alongside Busch after clocking a faster lap than the previous track first round to set the new track LAS VEGAS — Kurt Busch has his No. 41 Chevrolet, turning a lap in 27.572 seconds. Matt record. record. The older brother of Kyle won the pole for Sunday’s lap in 27.505 seconds Friday. Kenseth came in third at 25.582, “This is a track where you need Busch is in his 15th race at the NASCAR Sprint Cup race in his “It was insanely fast,” Busch and Brad Keselowski was fourth more guts than brains,” said modern track next to the 3/8-mile hometown, claiming the spot for said. “I was hoping to put on a with defending champion Matt Logano, who is in the front row in bullring where the Busch boys the second straight week with a show for the home crowd, get the Kenseth in sixth. Vegas for the third straight year. started their racing careers. top speed of 196.328 mph on a day pole, but now we’ve got to go to NASCAR’s new low-downforce “(You’ve got) to tell yourself to Kurt also won the pole in of dizzying speeds. work (Saturday). I hope we can package, the Goodyear tires and put your foot on the throttle when Atlanta last week, but only after After setting the track qualify - get the car dialed in for long-run the Vegas surface combined to you really feel like you shouldn’t. Kyle was sent to the back for fail - ing speed record in Round 1, speed for Sunday.” put drivers in position for high It is fun for that reason.” ing inspection. Stunned ... Box score Balentine leads Continued from page 10 South Adams Starfires Bluffton’s Dakota Cole vs. Bluffton Tigers was whistled for an offen - Class 2A Sectional 36 Aces in tourney sive foul — his fourth; he Semifinal later fouled out — which ST. LOUIS (AP) — D.J. at Bluffton led to a at the Balentine scored 21 points other end by Jared Grabau, Boys summary and Evansville rolled to a NCAA the Starfires’ leader during South Adams (15-9) 66-56 victory over Missouri their 62-60 win Wednesday FG-FGA FT-FTA PTS State on Friday night in the roundup night in the tournament Teeter 3-10 3-4 12 Missouri Valley Confer - Myers 3-9 2-2 8 opener against Adams Cen - Nussbaum 1-3 0-0 2 ence Tournament. tral. Fike 5-7 3-3 13 The second-seeded Pur - Following missed scoring Grabau 4-9 4-5 12 ple Aces (24-8) move on to Clouser 0-2 2-2 2 American Conference), opportunities by both Totals 16-40 14-16 49 face No. 6 seed Indiana or teams, Teeter drilled his .400 .875 third-seeded Illinois State who reached the 20-win third 3-pointer, about 6 feet in the quarterfinals on Sat - plateau for just the fourth Bluffton (15-9) time in program history behind the arc in front of FG-FGA FT-FTA PTS urday. his team’s bench. Prible 8-13 5-9 21 Balentine, a Kokomo and first since the 1995-96 Kuhlenbeck 0-5 0-0 0 season. “Honestly that last three Sturgeon 6-9 0-0 12 High School graduate, was I took was a terrible shot,” Barker 3-5 0-1 6 8 of 17 from the floor. Egidi - Franko House led Ball Cole 1-1 0-0 2 State (19-12, 10-8) with 19 Teeter joked. He scored jus Mockevicius added 12 Walborn 1-1 1-1 3 points on 7-of-11 shooting. nine of his 12 points in the Pearson 1-1 0-0 2 points and grabbed 18 Francis Kiapway scored 16, final 2 minutes, 35 seconds. Totals 20-34 6-11 46 rebounds for Evansville, .588 .545 Ryan Weber added 14 and “I jumped up and double which bounced back from a Jeremie Tyler had 13 clutched on accident, just Score by quarters: 54-52 loss to Northern Iowa The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz S. Adams 4 21 8 16 — 49 points. chucked it and it went in that snapped a four game somehow.” Bluffton 16 9 12 7—46 The Cardinals made just South Adams High School sophomore win streak. 11 of 29 (37.9 percent) first- It tied the game at 44 with 3-point shooting: South Adams Camyn Boone scored 26 1:31 to play, shifting Kody Fike shoots between Bluffton defenders Garrett 3-11 (Teeter 3-5, Myers 0-4, half shot as Northern Illi - Grabau 0-1, Clouser 0-1). Bluffton points on 12-of-21 shooting momentum in favor of the Walborn (30) and Grant Prible (10) during the second nois built a 37-29 lead at the 0-7 (Kuhlenbeck 0-3, Prible 0-2, and had 10 rebounds to lead road team and deflating the quarter of the Class 2A Sectional 36 tournament Sturgeon 0-1, Barker 0-1). break. Tigers’ spirits. Then the semifinal Friday at Bluffton. Fike had a team-high 13 Missouri State (13-19). A 3 by Weber just 14 sec - Rebounds: South Adams 24 It was tied at 36-all five Starfire defense continued points before fouling out in the fourth quarter. (Teeter 5, Mers 5, Grabau 5, Fike onds into the second half its pressure, keeping both 4, Clouser 2, team). Bluffton 15 minutes into the second pulled Ball State within (Prible 5, Sturgeon 4, team 3, half. Evansville had an 18-9 Aaron Sturgeon (12 points) Barker 2, Pearson). five, but the Cardinals got and Prible from getting onds remaining. Prible ter. After a bucket from run, capped by back-to- no closer. open looks. then made two free throws Myers, Bluffton scored the Assists: South Adams 5 back 3s from Balentine, to “I thought we did a good of his own to get the Tigers final nine points to lead 16-4 (Grabau 2, Teeter, Nussbaum, take a 54-45 lead with 5:43 Iona 71, Canisius 55 Clouser). Bluffton 6 (Pearson 2, left and cruised from there. job,” South Adams coach back to within one posses - heading into the second. Prible, Sturgeon, Barker, Cole). ALBANY, N.Y.— A.J. Andy Brown said. “Cole sion, and Teeter extended “I thought we had a hard Blocks: South Adams 0. English hit five 3-pointers, Myers, Justin Nussbaum the Starfire lead by making time in the beginning,” Bluffton 3 (Cole 3). N. Illinois 80, scored 20 points and and McGerran Clouser all the second of two shots said Brown, whose team Ball State 69 grabbed 10 rebounds to from the charity stripe with struggled to slow down Pri - Personal fouls: South Adams took their chances on him 14 (Fike 5, Nussbaum 3, Clouser DEKALB, Ill. — Aaric help No. 2 seed Iona beat and did a great job in the 7.1 seconds remaining. ble and Sturgeon. “I felt like 3, Teeter 2, Myers). Bluffton 19 Armstead hit four 3-point - No. 7 seed Canisius 71-55 moments that they had. South Adams was 14-of-16 some of that was our (Kuhlenbeck 5, Barker 5, Cole 3, ers and finished with 14 Prible 2, Sturgeon 2, Walborn, their Metro Atlantic Athlet - “It was really a team (87.5 percent) from the line. offense, missing some shots Pearson). points, and Levi Bradley ic Conference quarterfinals effort for all three of those.” “The guys stepped up,” early. Sometimes that can scored 13 on 5-of-7 shooting matchup. Bluffton was called for a Brown said. “We had guys get into your head on the Turnovers: South Adams 14, Bluffton 16. to help Northern Illinois Iona (20-10) led 43-28 at traveling — the 16th and that had some calls against defensive end.” beat Ball State. halftime after making 9 of final turnover for the them that got frustrated. During the break, howev - Northern Illinois hit 14 17 3-pointers (52.9 percent), Tigers — and South Adams That’s what great teams do er, something clicked for 3s and shot 58.3 percent led by English and Isaiah called a timeout with 59.5 … you’re going to get frus - the Starfires. They Now, South Adams is from behind the arc — both Williams, with three 3s seconds remaining. trated, you’re going to have outscored Bluffton by a 21-6 three games deep into the season highs. each. Six of Iona's seven Clouser sank two bonus emotions. Just to see guys margin in the second quar - postseason for the first time Chuks Iroegbu scored 12 made field goals in the first free throws to give the on the offensive and defen - ter to head into the locker in two decades. and hit all five of his field- 8:25 of the game were from Starfires a lead — 46-44 — sive end just stay with it room tied at 35. “I would hope at this goal attempts, while Travon behind the arc. for the first time since their and get them refocused on “Our second quarter point you don’t have to say Baker and Marshawn Wil - Phil Valenti scored 13 for opening possession of the what they need to be doing defense was really stepped a ton as far as motivation son had 11 points apiece for Canisius (14-19), which shot was just unbelievable.” up and got it tied there at second half. for a sectional champi - the Huskies (20-11, 9-9 Mid- 21 of 50 from the field. After a miss by the But early on, the game halftime,” Brown said. “We onship,” Brown said. 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Page 10 www.thecr.com The Commercial Review Walker STAR STUNNED blisters Indiana By STEVE REED AP Sports Writer CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Kemba Walker may not have been selected to the All-Star Game, but the Charlotte Hornets’ fifth- year point guard is playing like he should have been. Walker continued his torrid pace, scoring 33 points and handing out 10 assists as the Hornets defeated the Indiana Pac - ers 108-101 on Friday night for their ninth win in the last 11 games. Nicolas Batum added 31 points in the win. But it was Walker who again carried the Hornets through crunch time. He was 9 of 17 from the field and made all 11 free throws for his 10th 30-point game of the season as the Hornets swept the Pacers for the first time in fran - chise history. Walker is averaging 29.6 points dur - ing Charlotte’s current three-game win streak. “There is a little motiva - tion from not making it, but I just want to show everyone I am good as well,” Walker said of the All-Star snub. “I’m trying to make a name for myself.” And trying to get the Hornets to the playoffs, he said. The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz It was a big win for the playoff-minded Hornets. McGerran Clouser, a South Adams High School senior, screams in jubilation as he carries the ball down the court Indiana entered the after the clock expired to give the Starfires a 49-46 victory over the host Bluffton Tigers in the Class 2A Sectional 36 night a half-game behind tournament semifinal Friday night at Bluffton. The Starfires erased an eight-point deficit in the fourth quarter and finished the Hornets for the sixth the game on a 12-2 run to reach tonight’s sectional championship at 7 p.m. against Fort Wayne Canterbury. place in the Eastern Con - ference standings. Instead of leapfrogging the Hor - nets, the Pacers fell anoth - er game behind. SA erases deficit to reach final “Kemba’s a difficult cover,” Pacers coach Frank By CHRIS SCHANZ The short but quick Clouser Adams senior who sparked the p.m. tonight. The Cavaliers Vogel said. “But I don’t The Commercial Review raced into space, let the buzzer comeback with a pair of 3- defeated the Eastside Blazers think they just have our BLUFFTON — Grant Prible sound and then screamed as pointers in the fourth quarter, 58-50 in the first semifinal Fri - number. They’re playing as took the inbound pass and he sprinted down the court said of defeating Bluffton. The day. one of the best teams in the dribbled up the court, clock carrying the basketball. Tigers held off South Adams Prible — his 21 points were a league right now and ticking away. Comeback completed. in four overtimes, 79-75, in game high, and he also led the they’ve been too much for The Bluffton senior had 21 The South Adams High their Dec. 5 meeting. “We felt Tigers (15-9) with five us.” points to his name, so another School boys basketball team like we should have won that rebounds — split a pair of Paul George scored 35 three didn’t seem impossible. erased an eight-point deficit in game pretty easily. We just bonus free throws to put points and Ian Mahinmi Thing is, he hadn’t gotten the fourth quarter and closed threw it away.” Bluffton on top 44-37 with 2:46 had 10 points and 14 many opportunities from the on a 12-2 run for a 49-46 victory Friday night, however, the remaining in the fourth quar - rebounds to lead the Pac - field during the previous 7 against the host Bluffton Starfires (15-9) didn’t let it slip ter. ers. It was George’s 19th 30- minutes, 52.1 seconds. Tigers in the Class 2A Section - away again. Teeter, who had just three point game, most in the Prible’s 3-point shot missed al 36 tournament semifinal Now, they have a chance to points up until then, drained a Eastern Conference. right, and South Adams senior Friday. win the program’s first sec - 3-pointer from the right wing Walker, who entered the Cole Myers hauled in the “We really wanted this one tional championship since to spark 11 straight points for night tied for 16th in the and found an open because we felt like we owed 1993 when they meet Fort South Adams. league in scoring, was aver - McGerran Clouser. them,” Marcus Teeter, a South Wayne Canterbury (13-10) at 7 See Stunned page 9 aging 23.8 points and 5.5 assists in his previous 10 games.