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Thursday, May 25, 2017 The Commercial Review Portland, Indiana 47371 www.thecr.com 75 cents Holiday services Allied for health planned Several local organiza - tions will host Memorial Day services this week - end in honor of those who died while serving in the armed forces. Fort Recovery Ameri - can Legion Post No. 345 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 6515 will co-host a service at 7 p.m. Friday starting on Wabash Bridge on Wayne Street. Following the cer - emony, attendees can march with the Fort Recovery High School band, Boy Scouts and other groups to conclude the program in Monu - ment Park. Tom Leininger will speak, the Fort Recovery High School band will perform and the American Legion Honor Guard will fire a salute and play taps. At Green Park Ceme - tery in Portland, Ameri - can Legion Post No. 211 will host a ceremony at 11 a.m. Monday. Jay County Community Band will play, with a speech by The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney Darrell Borders to follow. Wreaths will be placed, The website for Jay County Alliance for Health launched Wednesday as part of an effort to improve health in the and there will be a 21-gun community. The goal of the initiative, led by a steering committee of 10 partner organizations, is to encourage employers, salute. service clubs and other community groups to start programs that promote healthy lifestyles. Dunkirk’s American Legion Post No. 227 will have a service 11 a.m. Monday at Dunkirk I.O.O.F cemetery. A local Initiative seeks to improve outlook minister will speak. By RAY COONEY Wednesday — is an effort to organizations — Jay Communi - The goal is to help business - In Ridgeville, members The Commercial Review bring local residents, businesses, ty Center, Jay County Chamber es and other community of American Legion Post Jay County doesn’t fare well in social groups and other organi - of Commerce, Jay County Devel - groups take leadership roles No. 507 will travel to sev - many health-related statistics. zations together in an effort to opment Corporation, Jay Coun - and implement ways to pro - eral area cemeteries It has high rates of obesity (35 make the community healthier. ty Health Department, Jay mote healthy lifestyles. throughout the day to percent), smoking (20 percent) “As we all know, we’ve got School Corporation, John Jay “One thing we know as a hos - honor those who died in and physical inactivity (35 per - some issues in Jay County Center for Learning, LifeStream pital is we might be the health the armed forces. cent). All are above the national around our health statistics,” Services, Meridian Health Serv - care providers, but when you At Pennville’s I.O.O.F. average. Hyatt said. “So we’ve pulled ices and The Portland Founda - look at spheres of influence, cemetery, there will be a 2 A new initiative is underway together a group of community tion — along with the hospital. who actually influences folks’ p.m. Memorial Day serv - in an effort to improve those leaders and formed a steering That group is focused on acting behavior,” said Hyatt. “Maybe ice. Salamonia Cemetery numbers, Jay County Hospital committee about how do we as a facilitator to improve Jay as health care providers we will also host a service, at CEO Dave Hyatt told his board address this as a community, County in terms of physical can provide tips, but it’s the 6 p.m. Monday. during Wednesday’s meeting. and how do we start tackling activity, education and access to employers driving improve - On Sunday there will Jay County Alliance for Health this …” opportunities and resources for ments in the health of their be a memorial service at — online at http://www.healthy - The alliance steering commit - a healthy lifestyle and mental employees. 11 a.m. at St. Peter jaycounty.com, which launched tee is made up of nine other health. See Allied page 2 Church cemetery in Fort Recovery following the 10 a.m. Mass. Britain outraged by American leaks By KARLA ADAM May said this morning she naming of the suspected now decided to withhold infor - statement today that the leaks The Washington Post would “make clear” to Trump bomber by U.S. broadcasters — mation from the United States published by the New York LONDON — British indigna - when they meet later in the day have provoked ire from British in the wake of the leaks. Times have caused “much dis - tion over alleged American at a NATO summit in Brussels officials. “Greater Manchester Police tress for families that are leaks of investigative material that “intelligence that is shared The breaches could under - hopes to resume normal intelli - already suffering terribly with related to the Manchester bomb - between our law enforcement mine the extremely close intelli - gence relationships — a two- their loss.” ing will likely create a charged agencies must remain secure.” gence sharing between the Unit - way flow of information — soon British police chiefs across environment today when British Leaks from the ongoing inves - ed States and Britain. but is currently furious,” said the country have also criticized Prime Minister Theresa May tigation — including the publi - According to a report by the the British broadcaster. the leaks in a highly unusual meets later with President Don - cation of crime-scene photos in BBC, British police investigat - Greater Manchester Chief statement. ald Trump. the New York Times and the ing the Manchester attack have Constable Ian Hopkins said in a See Leaks page 5 Analysis projects millions uninsured By ALAN FRA and Obama’s health care over - Path RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR haul, a chief goal of many Associated Press Republicans. But that WASHINGTON — Con - would be partly because plotter gress’ official budget ana - policies would typically Nick Bertsch of lyst is projecting that the provide fewer benefits Bertsch-Frank & House Republican health and sicker people would Associates surveys care bill would produce 23 be priced out, it conclud - land south of Jay million more uninsured ed. County Hospital this people and costly, perhaps The results gave Democ - morning. Bertsch is unaffordable coverage for rats ammunition to attack subcontracted by the seriously ill. Now the GOP drive to scuttle Brooks Construction Republicans in the Senate former President Barack have to decide how to Obama’s health care over - to mark the pathway make their version differ - haul as damaging to for a new sidewalk that ent. patients. will start at Haynes The Congressional Republican senators Park and finish at Budget Office report, said they’d move in their Milton-Miller Park. issued Wednesday, also own direction and dis - found that average premi - missed the report’s ums would fall compared impact. The Commercial Review/Caleb Bauer with President Barack See Projects page 8 Deaths Weather In review Coming up Portland’s weather station A story in Tuesday’s newspa - measured 2.3 inches of rain as per contained an error regard - Friday — Results from of 7 a.m. today. Wednesday’s ing a development proposal for tonight’s JCHS softball sec - Gordon Clay , 64, Portland high temperatures was 66. The Todd Opera House in Dunkirk. tional game against Hamilton Mary Faller , 96, Fort overnight low was 56. The developers will need to get Heights. Recovery The forecast calls for a low state building permits but do Ruth Tittle , 96, Ridgeville of 53 tonight. Skies will be not need additional approval Tuesday — Photo coverage Details on page 2. partly cloudy Friday with a from Indiana Department of of the opening day of Port - high of 77. Transportation because the land Water Park’s second sea - For an extended outlook, building is not in the public son. see page 2. right of way. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local/Indiana Thursday, May 25, 2017 Obituaries Gordon Clay Arrangements are being han - Fort Recovery and its Altar be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Mary in Muncie. dled by Williamson and Spencer Sodality. Help of Christians Catholic Born in Springfield, Illinois, July 10, 1952-May 20, 2017 Graveside services for Gordon Funeral Home in Portland. Surviving are three daughters, Church with the Rev. Ned Brown she was the daughter of Harry Clay, 64, Portland, are 1 p.m. Sat - Carolyn Siefring, officiating. Burial will be in St. and Norma (Beals) Gibson. She urday at Thompson Cemetery in Mary Faller Snellville, Geor - Marys Cemetery in Fort Recov - married Edward Tittle on Jan. ery. Gaston with the United States Sept. 7, 1920-May 24, 2017 gia, Elizabeth 10, 1948, and he preceded her in Marine Corps performing mili - Mary C. Faller, 96, Fort Recov - Reichert, Como, Visitation is 3 to 8 p.m. Friday death in 1992. tary rites. He died Saturday at his ery, died Wednesday at Briar - Texas, and Mar - and 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday at She had worked at Jay Gar - home. wood Village in Coldwater, Ohio. garet Faller, Celi - Brockman-Boeckman Funeral ment in Portland and was a Born in Portland, he was the Born in St. Henry, Ohio, to na, Ohio; four Home in Fort Recovery. homemaker. son of Eugene and Thelma Henry and Matilda (Romer) sons, Mike Faller Memorials may be sent to State Survivors include several (Larsen) Clay. Bernard, she was a graduate of (wife: Linda), of the Heart Care. nieces and nephews. He was a veteran of the United St. Henry (Ohio) High School, Belleville, Illinois, Faller Condolences may be expressed Visitation is scheduled for 4 to States Marine Corps, where he attended Capital University in Henry Faller at http://www.brockmanboeck - 6 p.m. Friday at the funeral served in Vietnam, and was Columbus, Ohio, and graduated (wife: Mary), Aurora, Illinois, manfh.com.