RRONON OOUNTYUNTY EEPORTERPORTER.CCOMOM SERVINGI ALL OF MICHIGAN’S C IRON COUNTY R & SURROUNDING AREAS Wednesday, July 11, 2012 • 127th Year, Number 46 • Iron River Publications, Inc. P.O. Box 311, Iron River, Michigan 49935 --Section 1 -- Price $1.00 Fine Arts Show opens July 30 at IC Museum CASPIAN—The Arts Commit- as well as pen, pencil or charcoal tee at the Iron County Museum drawings, sketches, photogra- here has announced the 40th an- phy, sculpturing, wood carvings nual Fine Arts Show will open and basket making. Monday, July 30. A printed entry form should On the fi nal two days, Fri- be fi led no later than July 20 so day and Saturday, Aug. 3 and the committee can plan display 4, a “Starving Artist” sale will space. be held with added pieces of art For the show itself, artists are available to sell. restricted to showing art that has Blanks to register for the been done within the past year show will be available at the mu- or art that has never been shown seum desk, or information may before. be given to desk personnel over All care possible is taken, the telephone. and artists are encouraged to Blanks will also be available staff their own exhibit the last beginning this week at Central two days when many additional Arts and Gifts and the West Iron items may be brought in. District Library in Iron River, the For the sale, artists may bring Crystal Falls Contemporary Cen- in the additional sales pieces on ter and the Crystal Falls District Thursday before the museum’s Community Library in Crystal 10 a.m. opening. Falls. Chairman for the event is The week-long show limits Amy Brzoznowski, (906) 367- exhibitors to display no more 0017 or [email protected]. than three pieces of art, which She will be assisted by Pro- Sprinkling the heat away should be brought to the muse- um as early as Wednesday, July gram Director Betty Petroski and It didn’t take much to encourage this group of youngsters ready for the Fourth of July races. What a treat! Popsicles, 25 the Museum Artists Club mem- to take advantage of the sprinkler system set up by the West prizes for race winners and a sprinkling system to cool down Hanging and arrangements bers. Iron County Fire Department at the fi re hall prior to get on a hot day. will be made by the Museum art group. Beechwood Historical Society makes plans for schoolbell’s return Categories include oil, acryl- Beechwood, to be held at the ic, watercolor and pastel media BEECHWOOD—The Beech- years ago at the 100th anniver- wood Historical Society will Beechwood Hall on July 21, sary celebration. Admission to be hosting two events in July with a picnic from 2 to 4 p.m. the program is $5. that will culminate with the on the grounds with a meal The Beechwood Hall is Recycling Iron County Museum return- of brats or hot dogs, chips, located at 178 Beechwood ing the original school bell to beverages and a desert for $5 Store Road, Iron River, ap- day slated the Beechwood Hall (formerly (adults) or $2 (children 7 and proximately seven miles west CRYSTAL FALLS—A the Beechwood School from under. of Iron River. free county-wide recy- 1914 to 1933). This will be followed by Well-wishers will be able cling opportunity will be The fi rst event will be a the presentation of the “More to see all the restoration that held Saturday, July 21, celebration of the 130th anni- Than Just a Farmer” slide has occurred at the Beech- from 9 to 11 a.m. versary of the community of show originally presented 30 wood Hall to date. This is only for ap- The following weekend, pliances and electronics July 28, the Iron County Mu- (computers, TVs, etc.). Pie social planned seum will host the Beechwood Drop off is in Crystal Historical Society at the mu- Falls at the parking lot seum. The bell from the old Beechwood School will be returning between the CCD build- for IC Cancer Unit The BHS will be present- home following a special program at the Iron County Museum ing and Adrienne’s Hair ing the original play, “The IRON RIVER—On Friday, Whole pies will be sold on July 28. The Beechwood Historical Society will present Studio on U.S. 2. Stealing of the Bell – the Re- an original play, “The Stealing of the Bell -- the Return of July 20, Reino Unit 21 Ameri- for $18, “and no bargains. We turn of the Beechwood School can Legion Auxiliary will host are out to make money for the the Beechwood School Bell,” at the museum. (Beechwood Bell,” written by Marcia Bern- Historical Society photo) a pie social at Iron River City Cancer Unit. We will have cof- hardt and starring members of Armed Hall to help the Iron County fee and ice water as our bever- the BHS. museum grounds during the Funds raised by these two Cancer Unit get much-needed ages.” The program will begin intermission. events will go toward the re- assailant funds to help county cancer The unit, said Budzak, at 1 p.m., with the play from Admission to the museum construction of the bell tower victims. could use donations of ice 1:30 to 2:30. A reception will for this program is $8 per per- on the Beechwood Hall. surrenders “Thanks to City Manager cream, whipping cream (the be held from 3:15 to 4. son. Mementos of the event For additional information, John Archocosky, we will be spray type), coffee, ice and pa- Well-wishers may tour the will be available for sale. call (906) 284-1501 CRYSTAL FALLS—On Sun- able to use the old fi re station per products. day, July 8, at 4:20 p.m., Iron in the rear of the City Hall “If we don’t have to buy County Sheriff’s deputies to put out a host of delicious any supplies, than it’s more were dispatched to a report homemade pies,” said Unit money for the Cancer Unit. of an armed assailant in Iron Member Marilyn Budzak. Call me at 265-2258 if you River Township. The pie social starts at 9 will donate pies or supplies. The initial report was that a.m. and will continue until 3 The sooner I hear from you, a disorderly subject was fi ght- p.m., “or until all the pies are the better the pie social will ing with family members. The gone,” said Budzak. be.” incident escalated, and the “We depend on the great Each year, Reino Unit 21 subject obtained a long arm pie-bakers of the county to picks a community project and had fi red two shots. The help us with our wonderful that needs help in reaching subject then barricaded him- selection of pies. We warn that its goals. Last year, the unit self in a relative’s house. no custard pies will be accept- helped Search and Rescue get After a brief standoff, com- ed because of the heat,” said its new truck. munications were established, Budzak. “Just when we think “We look forward to serv- and the subject surrendered to we have seen every berry pie ing our community because the police. or different fruit combinations, helping our veterans and their Deputies were assisted by along comes another one to families is our main goal,” said the Iron River Police Depart- tempt your taste buds.” Budzak. “No steps to worry ment and the Michigan State All pies are cut in six about. Remember to call me at Police. pieces, “so you get a gener- 265-2258. We will see you on The suspect is awaiting ar- ous slice for $3. You may have Friday, July 20. Open the door raignment in the 95B District that piece of pie plain, with and come into ‘pie heaven.’ Count on felony charge of as- whipped cream or a scoop of We will have a plate ready for sault with a deadly weapon ice cream. It’s up to you.” you.” and possession of a fi rearm under the infl uence of alcohol. Phelps Lions set steak fry See Our Shopper’s Guide PHELPS, Wis.--On Wednes- Tickets are two for $35 for the following inserts: day, July 18, the Phelps Lions and are available from Phelps Club will sponsor its 16th an- Lions Club members, Phelps Angeli Foods nual Steak-in-the Park steak businesses, or at the event un- Bigari Ace Hardware fry at Wavering Park here. til sold out. Dinner is served from 5 Proceeds from the dinner Jubilee Foods until 8 p.m., and includes a fund local scholarships for area Menards cooked-to-order fi let mignon, students, the Headwaters Food baked potato, salad, roll and Pantry, various local charities And they’re off Snyders dessert and live entertainment and Lions Club projects. The annual canoes races down the Paint River again drew a nice group of spectators to cheer featuring Bill Hassey and his For more information call on the canoeists, who made a mad dash from the Crystal Falls Power Plant to try to come in Watton Country Store Orchestra. Lion Mike at (715) 891-1025. fi rst at the end of the course. (More Bass Festival photos in next week’s Reporter.)

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Members of the Classic Farm Machinery of Iron County show their colors during the Fourth of July parade in downtown Iron River.

East Side veterans fi re a volley during the fl ag- Photos by Allyce Westphal raising ceremony in Alpha. National Guard members lead the Fourth of July parade down Genesee Street in Iron River . and Marian Volek

It was a hot Fourth of July but that didn’t stop these youngsters from par- ticipating in several races sponsored by the West Iron County Fire Depart- Veterans of World War II and the Korean War were special guests of honor during the parade festivities ment. in Iron River

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northstarhs.org 855-NHS-HEALTH Member FDIC Authorized Claim Center 906.265.5163 877.803.1814 IRON COUNTY REPORTER, July 11, 2012, Page 3 Lynerds, Steiner at first Summer Concert series IRON RIVER—Grace Cove- nant Church Summer Concert series announces the fi rst con- cert of 2012. On Friday, July 13, at 7 p.m., the Summer Concert Series presents Stephen and Benjamin Lynerd with Alison Steiner and an evening of sa- cred and secular music with a touch of jazz. Born and raised in New York, Stephen completed a M.M. in music performance from the University of Mary- land, College Park. Stephen and Benjamin Lynerd with Alison Steiner will per- A percussionist, he delights form at Grace Covenant Church’s fi rst Summer Concert Se- Alison Steiner audiences on the vibraphone, ries on Friday, July 13, at 7 p.m. (Grace Covenant Church sanctuary of Grace Covenant marimba and drums. photo) Church, located at 316 Jasper During a pursuit of doctor- Church’s Southside location. Isaac, currently reside in Chi- in Iron River. al work in New York, Stephen Steiner earned a music de- cago. “Enjoy the evening of en- picked up and moved to Dal- gree from Westmont College This is the fi rst of three tertainment, and then light re- las, Texas, where he worked in in Santa Barbara, Calif. concerts this summer. freshments and fellowship in the music ministry of a large After moving to Sacramen- “The Sonship Quartet” the lower level of the church,” church and founded the Jazz to, she became in demand as a will perform on Sunday, July said organizers. Package, a versatile collection jazz singer, collaborative artist 22, at 6 p.m. and “The Cody A freewill offering is ac- of musicians who still work to- and sang with the acclaimed Clauson Trio” will perform cepted and applied directly to gether today. women’s vocal ensemble Vox Sunday, Aug. 12, at 6 p.m. the expenses of the Summer Following some time in Musica. She and her husband, All concerts are held in the Concert Series. California, Stephen settled in Chicago, where he continues to work as a church music di- Musical worship service planned rector, and freelance musician Gayle LaJoye takes the stage at Crystal Theatre for a “Snow- and recording artist. fl ake” performance on Sunday, July 15, at 2 p.m. (Crystal Benjamin Lynerd received at Wesley United Methodist Church Theatre photo) a double degree in music per- formance and political science IRON RIVER—United Meth- songs. Choice Approved Award and from the University of Mary- odist Pastor Rich Rubietta He and his wife, Jane, have contains character education ‘Snowflake’ on stage at land, College Park, before from Grayslake, Ill., will lead three children. Jane is the au- songs from his public school moving to Chicago. a special musical service of thor of popular devotional music assemblies. Graduating with his Ph.D. worship hosted by Wesley books like “Quiet Places,” “Having Rich Rubietta Crystal Theatre July 15 in political theory from the United Methodist Church of “Still Waters,” “Between Two here will be such a blessing to CRYSTAL FALLS—Enter- people’s lives. After college, University of Chicago, he Iron River Sunday, July 22, at Gardens,” and is in demand as our church family and to our tainment for young and old he studied pantomime and the teaches at the University of 10:30 a.m. an international, cross-denom- community,” said Rev. Rober- alike is coming to Crystal The- Japanese art of Kabuki. Illinois at Chicago, and di- Rubietta is a songwriter inational speaker. ta “Bobbie” Willson, pastor atre Sunday, July 15, at 2 p.m. He then joined the Ring- rects the music at Holy Trinity and worship consultant who Rubietta has produced the of Iron River Wesley United Pantomime artist Gayle ling Brothers and Barnum and conducts high-energy, interac- CD/cassette also called “Quiet Methodist Church. “We invite LaJoye, starring as Snowfl ake Bailey Circus, mastering the tive worship experiences that Places: God’s Music to Re- everyone to come and join us in this one-man show, com- art of gesture and silent com- Dance set at include sing-alongs, original store Your Soul,” which is a for this wonderful worship bines physical humor, silent munication. scripture-based songs and sto- companion resource to accom- service. See you there.” acting and illusion with ex- A tragic car accident left senior center ries. pany the book. Refreshments will be treme artfulness. him paralyzed, but after in- IRON RIVER—The Iron Riv- A graduate of Northwest- The songs on the CD/cas- served afterwards and a re- “No words are uttered in tense rehabilitation, he pro- er Senior Citizens Center Site ern University with a degree sette are meditative, musical source table will be available Snowfl ake, but the sounds of duced the silent comedy, “Too Council will sponsor a dance in music and an Illinois Arts arrangements of scriptures, to purchase books and order joy are immense,” says a re- Foolish for Words,” and toured at the center Saturday, July 14, Council Arts Tour artist, Ru- one for each chapter in the CDs/ cassettes. cent review. world-wide. from 6 to 9 p.m. bietta has been using digital book. For more information, con- LaJoye grew up and cur- “It’s always my fi rst priori- Music is by Paula “D.” technology for several years to His CD for children and tact the pastor at (906) 364- rently lives in Marquette, but ty to entertain because through Cover charge is $5 per per- bring new sounds and styles to the young at heart, “Room 4U 0133 or call the parsonage at he has performed Snowfl ake entertainment you can interject son.Lunch will be served. All traditional church hymns and & Me” received the Parent’s (906) 265-3591. across the U.S. and throughout ideas,” says LaJoye. “There ages are welcome. Canada, Mexico, South Amer- are issues that are underlying, ica, Australia, Asia and Japan. but the show is mainly to en- First Lutheran Church begins summer hours The character LaJoye plays tertain, create laughter, pathos IRON RIVER—First Luther- anointed with oil. well. was inspired by a real person and emotion.” an Church, 235 E. Genesee On the fourth Sunday in Items may be dropped off known to Marquette residents. “This show brings some- St. here, has begun its summer July 22, the congregation will at the church for sale during As a college student, thing unique and new to our worship hours, at 8 and at 10 dust off the old Augustana the week prior to the sale. LaJoye enrolled in pre-law, but season,” says Crystal Theatre a.m. hymnbook and use a liturgy “You are welcome to wor- after taking a theater course, manager Charlie Sandstrom. The 8 a.m. worship is a similar to the style that would ship with this spirited congre- he shifted his focus when he “The stage will be fi lled casual worship with commu- have been used in the 1920s. gation.” realized how plays can change with interesting scenery and nion. The 10 a.m. worship is That afternoon, Jim Det- props, which LaJoye uses to a regular liturgical worship laff will hold a concert at the Artarama set for July 21 tell silent stories and create fas- service. church at 2 p.m. in the after- cinating illusions. This is one During the summer, there noon. \EAGLE RIVER, Wis.—Plans This show features every- event that promises to delight HHappyappy ““75th”75th” are a few special worship ex- “So after a busy weekend for the always popular and thing from custom-made fi sh- both children and adults.” BBirthdayirthday periences. of festivities in the commu- eventful 40th annual Artarama ing rods to mosaic glass work Advanced tickets for the On the third Sunday, July nity, come in and put your feet River Walk Art Show are well to beach pebble jewelry, fi ne event are available for $12 AAvievie 15, at 8, the congregation will up and be blessed by Jim’s under way, note organizers. painting and classic turned at Ben Franklin’s in Crystal JJulyuly 1144 host a healing worship. beautiful uplifting music,” This year’s show will be pottery. Falls, Central Arts and Gifts RR1818 7/117/11 People are invited to come said Pastor Bonny Kinnunen. held, rain or shine, on Satur- Entertainment by Patti and the Iron County Chamber forward to be prayed for and On Saturday, July 21, the day, July 21, from 9 a.m. to 3 Black Katz will add to the fes- Offi ce in Iron River, Steamin’ congregation will also hold a p.m. at Riverside Park on Di- tive atmosphere throughout Joe Coffeehouse in Florence, rummage sale. vision Street here. the day, and picnic-style food and the Music Tree in Iron Mountain. The sale will be in the Parking will be available at will be made available on site Tickets may also be pur- TThankhank YouYou basement of the church and the adjacent Vilas County Fair by the Big Brothers, Big Sis- outdoors around the church as Grounds. chased online at thecrystalthe- A sincere “thank Happy 85th ters organization. atre.org or by phoning 875- you” to Dr. Rizkalla, The Eagle River Informa- 6867. Admission at the door Dr. Ansay and all the Birthday tion Bureau can be reached at is $15 for adults and $5 for dedicated staff who Florence Dental Clinic (715) 479-8575. youths under 18. took such good care Marguerite Neil Anders, D.D.S. of me while I was a 433 Florence Ave. • Florence, WI St. Vincent’s sets bag sale patient at NorthStar. Carlson IRON RIVER—The St. Vin- Also the people who 715-528-4488 The store is open Monday cent de Paul store is holding visited and sent cards, through Friday from 10 a.m. New Patients Welcome its monthly inventory reduc- gifts,prayers and food. to 4 p.m. Crowns • Root Canal Therapy tion sale the week of July 16 Thank you a million. With love from Usual Saturday hours are • Dentures • Bridges and ending at noon on Satur- from 9 a.m. to noon. CCarolarol StanchinaStanchina your family day, July 21. The store accepts clothes ACCEPTING MOST INSURANCES AND BADGER CARE RR1919 7/117/11 RR0909 7/117/11 Stop in at 211 W. Maple St. and miscellaneous items in SECOND OFFICE NOW OPEN to check out all the bargains. saleable condition. 605 E. Wall St. • Eagle River, WI All clothing items with a Donations of non-perishable yellow price tag are included food items are always appreci- (715) 479-3332 in this month’s “$2 a bag” sale. ated to help local people in Paper bags will be furnished. need. O Insight Into 2 ver 120 RREGISTEREGISTER TTOO WWININ 201 Ar Eyesight tists $250 Summer Picnic Gift Package 40th Annual Celebrating Iron County The Miners State Bank’s 100th Anniversary Drawing Date Eye Center 7/31/2012 ARTARAMA Clip & drop in drawing Name: ______box at Miners State Bank, no copies. Address: ______FFIVE-POINTIVE-POINT CCHECKLISTHECKLIST TTOO HHELPELP YYOUOU Coupon good through Riverwalk Phone: ______CCHOOSEHOOSE TTHEHE BBESTEST SSUNUN PPROTECTIONROTECTION 07/30/2012 Member FDIC FFOROR YOURYOUR EYESEYES Here’s a fi ve-point checklist to help you choose the best sun ART SHOW SALE protection for your eyes during the summer and all year round: Supporting a relative? -Check the UV protection level. UV and sunglass protection is recommended year-round. Even on cloudy days the UV index can While planning to maximize your tax deductions, take into be dangerously high. Your sunglasses should provide more than 95 T percent UV protection and ideally 100 percent (sometimes labeled as SILEN account the fi nancial support you provide for relatives. UV400 on the glasses). TION! Potential tax breaks include dependency exemptions, -Check the lens tint. Most people believe that darker sunglasses AUC goto provide better protection against the sun, but that is not true. The lens Proceeds Sat., July 21 head-of-household fi ling status, medical deductions, and tint should block 80 percent of transmissible light but no more than 90 youth art the dependent care tax credit. Generally, you’ll need to percent to 92 percent of light; neutral gray, amber, brown or green are grams & good colors to choose from. pro ips provide over half of your relative’s living expenses (though -Make sure they block all of the light. Choose sunglasses that scholarsh RIVERSIDE PARK wrap all the way around the temples, and/or wear a hat with at least a a multiple support agreement can affect that rule). three-inch brim that can block the sunlight from overhead. • -Wear shades over your contact lenses. People who wear contact W Division St Eagle River lenses that offer UV protection should still wear sunglasses. Sunglasses Visit the DS ROSTAGNO, CPA, PC are helpful for preventing the drying effect most contact lens wearers 9am – 3pm Rain or Shine get, which is caused by wind. 101 W. Maple St. -Buy shades for your children. Children’s eyes are not able to Iron River, MI 49935 block UV rays as well as adults. For the best protection, consider UV- (906) 265-1040 protected sunglasses for your children, and remember small infants Food & Refreshments on Grounds • Music should always be shaded from direct exposure to the sun. Parking at Fairgrounds Benefit Eagle River Lions Club 29 In the interest of vision from Drs. ATANASOFF and POQUETTE

R02 7/11131 W. GENESEE ST., IRON RIVER, MI 906-265-9931/265-9948 www.artarama-er.com IRON COUNTY REPORTER, July 11, 2012, Page 4 OOpinion...pinion... Take your parents From the Reporter fi les RReaderseaders on a tour of Social VViewpoint...iewpoint... Security’s website Remember when… Inside the health bill By Karen Salo Ten years ago (2002) Iron River caught a 17-inch, Social Security The Iron County Medical Care two-pound brook trout on his Did you know that football season started several Operations Supervisor Facility is the recipient of the favorite creek on June 25. months ago? Well it did. Only this kind of game The Reporter welcomes let- ters on topics of local interest IRONWOOD—Do your parents Annual Governor’s Quality Peter Boden, son of Mr. doesn’t involve helmets or striped playing fi elds. to our readers. spend much time online? Care Award. and Mrs. Robert Boden of In fact, political football season never ends. All letters should include Sometimes older parents can Winners in the “Ride for Stambaugh, graduated with The latest twist in the plot came from the Supreme the full name of the writer, be apprehensive about using the Kids” raffl e were announced honors from Northwestern Uni- Court with its decision on the Patient Protection and street address, city and tele- Internet and conducting business June 29; fi rst prize, $2,000, Jim versity on June 20 with a master Affordable Care Act—best known, especially among phone number. Letters over online. Schram; second prize, $1,000, of science degree in biomedical Republicans, as “Obamacare.” 300 words are subject to editing There is no reason they should Bay Angeli; third prize, $500, engineering—electrical engi- The Supreme Court decision means that for length, accuracy and clar- be when it comes to Social Se- Alex Kasa. neering—computer science. ity, and will be published only curity’s online services at www. L. E. Ward, poet and fi lm Fifty years ago (1962) An Obamacare will actually take effect—unless Gov. as space allows. Anonymous socialsecurity.gov, which are con- Romney wins the presidency, the Republicans win historian, will be the featured estimated 7,000 persons lined letters, photocopies, letters sistently rated not only the best speaker in the Summer Reading the streets of Iron River, brav- the Senate, and they vote to repeal Obamacare, as to third parties and letters to and easiest to use in government, program in July at the West Iron ing a hot mid-afternoon sun, they promise they will. other publications will not be but in the private sector as well. District Library. to view the Upper Peninsula considered. Letters from one As for the general public, there is plenty of Front and center, there is always James Leonard and Ge- American Legion Convention individual will be limited to confusion and uncertainty about what the Health a series of illustrated panels. This neva Alice (Elam) Anderson of parade Saturday afternoon. Care bill means. two per month. The use of any is where we share new messages, material is at the discretion of Beechwood will celebrate their Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith The main parts of it don’t take effect until 2014. initiatives, and items of inter- 50th wedding anniversary on of Spies Location, Iron River, the Reporter, which reserves est, such as breaking news and But some new health care rules are already in the right to edit them to avoid Friday, July 12 with a family are the parents of a daughter, tips on new or improved online effect. Among them: obscenity or libel. Letters es- dinner in their honor. Gail Lynn, born July 13 at --A “high-risk pool” for people with “pre-existing pousing personal political or services. Twenty-five years ago Stambaugh General Hospital. religious doctrine will not be To the right, you’ll fi nd a big (1987) Congratulations to Mark She joins sisters, Marie Anne, conditions,” part of the transition to getting rid of the question mark: that is where idea of “pre-existing conditions” altogether. published. and Patti Misoni of Iron River 7; Karen, 5 and Lori Ann, 2; you can fi nd our most frequently on the birth of Lauren Patrice and a brother Jay, 4. --Insurance companies can’t discriminate based asked questions — and the an- on July 14 at Iron County Gen- Mrs. Mildred Lyons of on disabilities or because someone was a victim of swers to them. eral Hospital. She joins two Hagerman Lake is fl ying Satur- domestic abuse. A good turnout If your parents have a question sisters, Nicci, 15 and Tara, 10. day from New York City to the ---No more “lifetime limits” by insurance To the editor: about Social Security, chances Having his best fishing Holy Land with a tour group of companies, which are also limited on annual The Westside Veterans are someone else had the same in 40 years, Dennis Powell of Wheaton College. coverage limits. Council would like to thank the question. We have collected them --No “pre-existing condtions” for kids under 19. Michigan National Guard, all on our website, and it is easy to From the Diamond Drill fi les --Kids can be covered by their parents’ insurance the veterans and their families, search for questions on a variety until they are 26. the members of the West Side of Social Security topics. To the left of the page you --Insurers can’t drop customers once they get Veteran organizations and their auxiliaries, Bob Black, the fi re will fi nd our top services. Virtu- Out of the past... sick. ally anything you want to do departments, the many volun- 50 years ago: Remarks by Cole of Iron River were selected --If insurers turn down a claim, there has to be an online can be found here: apply teers and participants and all C.A. Burkhart, Wausau, Wis- appeals process. online for retirement, disability Iron County nominees. those who came out on a very consin, who was Principal of --Medicare extends to smaller hospitals. or Medicare benefi ts; get an in- “Singin’ The Red White and hot day to watch and support the Crystal Falls High School 45 stant, personalized estimate of Blue” a special musical produc- --Medicare patients with chronic illnesses must our 2012 Iron River Fourth of years ago, highlighted a reunion future benefi ts with our online tion for the 4th of July weekend, be monitored more thoroughly. July festivities, making it one gathering enjoyed by the school’s Retirement Estimator; and obtain was presented by members of --Many seniors under Medicare can get yearly of the best ever. We hope to see class of 1917 at the Chippewa information about how to get or the Vacation Bible School and wellness visits and many preventive services for everyone at the 2013 Fourth of Club in Iron Mountain on June replace a Social Security card. Confi rmation classes of United free. July festivities. 30. One of the hottest new services Lutheran Church during the 10am --A limit on how much of a profi t an insurer can -s- Don Wolf Headline: Large Crowd Ex- Adjutant is getting your Social Security Sunday Service. make, to guard against price-gouging. statement online. Just complete pected at Bass Festival This YUGO in Iron County means --New health plans must provide preventive care West Side Sunday Veterans Council the authentication process, much go to Yugoslavia Day at the Iron (mammograms, colonoscopies, etc.) without any like the sort you would go through Gamble Store in Crystal Falls ad: County Museum on Sunday, Clearance, children’s summer co-pay or charge. Eventually, all health plans must when requesting a credit report July 12. sportswear 88c to $1.66 cover preventive care. REPORTER online, and you’ll be able to set A lawn social was part of the Phone (906) 265-9927 Services were held last Tues- --The Food and Drug Administration can approve up your online Social Security strawberry festival last Thursday • Fax (906) 265-5755 account. day at the Plowe Funeral Home The Reporter (USPS 265-920) at the Medical Care Facility. more generic drugs (more competition in the market is published by Once you do, you will have for Edward Gordon, 91, a pioneer to lower prices). Iron River Publications, Inc., Harbour House Museum vol- 801 W. Adams St., online access to your Statement, Crystal Falls resident… --Increased rebates on drugs people get through P.O. 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Any persons interested must Position Title: One (1) - 7 Hours per day send a letter of interest by noon, Friday, July 20, Secondary Clerk 2012 to: Hours Set by Administration at West Iron County Public Schools beginning of School Year Mr. Mike Berutti Position: AFSCME Union 701 Garfi eld Ave., Iron River, MI 49935 RR1616 7/117/11 Requirements: Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree Job Description and Qualifi cations “Quality Takes Time, But It’s Worth The Wait” can be picked up in the Business REMINDER Offi ce-Monday-Thursday - Certifi ed Technicians 8:00am-4:00pm The July audit committee and - Certifi ed Collision Center Persons interested in the above position regular monthly meetings are should send a letter of application and resume • Sikkens Autowave® - An ecologically friendly scheduled for Tuesday, July to the Superintendent’s Offi ce, no later than waterborne system 4:00 p.m. on July 19, 2012. 17, 2012 at 8:15 and 8:30 a.m. RR2020 7/11,7/11, 7/187/18 • Lifetime Paint Warranty respectively. • Future Cure Baking

IRON COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION Spray Booth X RR1212 6/27,6/27, 7/4,7/4, 7/117/11 • Limited Lifetime Warranty on Repairs Certifi ed Nurse Assistant Training 4 Main Street P.O. Box 203 (906) 265-5559 M-TEC at Bay College Gaastra, MI 49927 Fax (906) 265-6559 will hold a CNA training class at the Iron County Medical Care Facility Class begins on July 30, 2012

TThehe IronIron CountyCounty Sheriff’sSheriff’s OfficeOffice Registration forms are available at: is seeking applications for a part-time Corrections www.baycollege.edu/mtec Deputy. The applicant must have a high school www.ironcountymcf.com diploma or equivalency, not less that eighteen or between 8 am – 4 pm at the years of age and be a citizen of the United States. Iron County Medical Care Facility The applicant will be required to work shift 1523 Hwy. US 2, Crystal Falls, MI 49920 work, weekends, and holidays. Computer skills 906-875-6671 are necessary. Prior corrections experience is not needed. Deadline for registration: July 13, 2012

Applications may be obtained from the Sheriff’s For additional information on Offi ce or if an applicant would like one mailed, M-TEC at Bay College’s CNA training, please call 906 875 0650. Applications must be please call 906-217-4106 or 906-217-4224 received no later than July 27, 2012. Iron County Sheriff’s Offi ce Successful registrants may be eligible for hire at the 2 South Sixth Street Crystal Falls, MI 49920 Iron County Medical Care Facility, along with reim- bursement of class tuition, plus a sign-on bonus. Iron County is and Equal Opportunity Employer. RR1515 7/117/11 RR1313 7/4,7/4, 7/117/11 IRON COUNTY REPORTER, July 11, 2012, Page 5 County Board OKs Clisch’s contract By Marian Volek The board approved Clisch Berezik said. “You may notice shelter’s line items and study AMASA—The Iron County receiving professional devel- we have air conditioning,” she their needs. Board of Commissioners ap- opment training from retired added. “It’s mandated by the The commission told Be- proved the contract presented Michigan State University state inspector.” rezik it would respond to her to the new administrator at its professor Dr. Lynn Harvey, The washers and dryers request at the July 24 meeting. June 26 bi-monthly meeting. who offers technical assistance also use a lot of energy, she --The board received a The board, meeting at to state and local government. said. request from the Chicaugon the Hematite Township Hall, Cost for the training is The only paid employees Lake Concession to continue questioned several items in $2,755, which includes his are the manager, who receives with the present vendor for the the contract before agreeing lodging. There is a fund set up a stipend, and one staff, who Pentoga Park store for the next to hire Sue Clisch as adminis- for this, Clisch said. works about three hours a day three years. trator. Lisa Masnova, acting ad- cleaning kennels. Clisch said it would have Clisch said she was satis- ministrative assistant since “We can’t keep running on to be bid out. Tinti said there fi ed with the contract, with the the beginning of the year, was a shoestring,” she said. was a difference between bid- New 5th Zone commander exception of a clause that re- hired by the board for the posi- Wales said he was aware of ding out the concession and Jack Koivisto (center) of American Legion Post 87 in Crystal quests she report to the board tion. the increasing utility costs. requesting proposals. Falls was sworn in as 5th Zone commander for the U.P. July chairman if she calls in a sick IN OTHER BUSINESS: “Iron River city took a ma- The commission is satis- 1 in Kalamazoo. Pictured with Koivisto are Dennis Brozak day. --The board approved par- jor increase,” he said, noting fi ed with the current operators, (left), Post 87 treasurer, and Alton Beck, Post 87 commander. “I don’t think that’s neces- ticipating in the West-Central he has a business in the same he noted, saying, “Good oper- (Post 87 photo) sary,” she said, noting that as U.P. Regional Community vicinity, and the utility costs ators will make good propos- long as the executive assistant Corrections program. Iron have “gone way up.” als.” and the county clerk know, County Sheriff Mark Valesano He suggested a $400 per The board approved run- “the offi ce is covered OK.” explained it consists of a group month increase to the shelter. ning an ad seeking proposals. Rodeo parade Commissioner Rosalie of counties from the western Clisch said she didn’t see --The board approved the King questioned the termina- U.P. who provide programs for an issue with the increase, but county’s defi cit reduction for tion and severance items in the community corrections such asked that the board look at the the 2011 audit. contract. as the work vans. The county uses its stabi- entries sought What if, King asked, fol- Public Act 511 allows a lization fund to cover defi cits lowing an evaluation in De- judge to sentence one day on a Vandalism in various departments, Clisch IRON RIVER—The 45th an- fi ce who plan to participate in cember, either party decides work van for every two in jail, said. King thought some of the nual U.P. Championship Ro- the parade are reminded they the position isn’t working out, Valesano said. investigated defi cits were “pretty serious,” deo is ready to ride into town, cannot walk the parade route, could Clisch, who served as “This reduces the cost of CRYSTAL FALLS—The and had concerns about using and that means getting ready but must either ride in truck or administrative assistant prior incarceration and provides la- Iron County Sheriff’s Offi ce the stabilization fund to cover for the Wild West Parade set car or be on horseback. to applying for the administra- bor for the community.” The is investigating a malicious the $212,000 total. for Saturday, Aug. 3, in the Northern Septic is again tor position, return to her for- program can apply for funding destruction of property com- downtown Iron River area, be- sponsoring the rodeo’s Wild mer position. and grants, he added. plaint that occurred at the Al- ginning at 10 a.m. West Parade pooper scoopers, “To go back ‘down the lad- --The board considered a pha Rifl e and Pistol Range, lo- Fuel Parade registration starts and area youngsters, ages 5 to der,’” said Civil Counsel Steve request from the Northwoods cated at 146 Mastodon Road. at 8:30 a.m. at the corner of 15, are needed. Tinti, “I’ve not seen that con- Animal Shelter to increase its Extensive turfi ng and van- assistance Fourth Avenue and Franklin To be eligible for payment, tract provision drafted for any payment to the facility. dalism took place at the club Street, hosted by Global Re- pooper scoopers (parents are top administrator in the U.P.” Shelter Board President on or around Saturday, June sponse North. welcome to walk with their Chairman Wayne Wales Gerry Berezik told the com- 30, or Sunday, July 1. available Although city streets are children) must register at the told Clisch, “If I were you, I’d mission it has been 10 years The Alpha Rifl e and Pis- seeing a lot of construction parade registration table be- want that in the contract. since the county increased its tol Club is offering a $500 re- IRON RIVER—The Dickin- work, the parade route will re- tween 8:30 and 9:45 a.m. “You’ve been warned a payment. The shelter receives ward for information leading son Iron Community Services main the same as in past years, They will be provided new board could replace you.” $1,125 per month. to the arrest and conviction of Agency has received addition- said a spokesperson. with a Northern Septic T-shirt, The board made several After the old shelter in the individual(s) responsible al funding to assist people in “The parade usually lasts which is to be worn during the typographical changes, noted Mineral Hills was condemned for the damage. Anyone with Dickinson and Iron counties around an hour, and the route parade. Clish’s request, and authorized in 2002, the group moved into information can contact the with their deliverable fuel ex- follows Fourth Avenue south to “So bring a shovel and a the chairman to execute the its current facility, on Selden Alpha club at 875-3888 or the penditure. U.S. 2, east on U.S. 2, south on container, and join in the pa- contract with the noted modi- Road. Iron County Sheriff’s Offi ce at Applicants must be income First Avenue, west on Genesee rade festivities.” fi cations, effective May 22. “The utilities have tripled,” 875-0650. eligible and have less than 30 Street then north on Seventh Anyone with questions percent of their fuel supply re- Avenue to the Fairgrounds,” concerning the parade can maining. Eligible fuels include said the spokesperson. contact Allyce Westphal at propane, fuel oil, fi rewood, The Wild West Parade (906) 367-8569. and wood pellets. Committee is looking for Income guidelines are as entries in the following cat- follows: egories: Best Western Theme, Reporter Family Size (1), monthly Best Horse Drawn Unit, Best income, $1,909; (2) $2,497; Commercial Unit, Best In- deadline (3) $3,084; (4) $3,672; (5) dividual Rider, Best Organi- 4 p.m. $4,259; (6) $4,847; (7) $4,954; zational Unit and Best Youth (8) $5,061; (9) $5,169; (10) Entry-non horse. $5,276. “Whether you own a busi- Friday Deadline for applying is ness, belong to an organization, Friday, Aug. 17. a church group, a class reunion Contact Mark Rose in group or an individual,” come Visit our Dickinson County at (906) join the festivities and enter a website at Saturday, July 14, 2012 828– 3750 or Jan Gibson in fl oat.” ironcountyreporter.com Candidates for elected of- 9 am to 3 pm, 217 S. Main Downtown Eagle River, Wis. Iron County at 265-5590. 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TH At the City of Crystal Falls Electric Department, we believe affordable public power strengthens AUGUST 7 our community and helps our neighbors. That’s why, through WPPI Energy, we’re partnering Paid for by the Committee to Re-Elect Mark Valesano Iron County Sheriff with other local not-for-profi t utilities to share resources and lower costs. FOR INFORMATION ON OUR ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS, PLEASE CALL US AT 906.875.3212. IRON COUNTY REPORTER, July 11, 2012, Page 6 ‘Always… Patsy Cline’ performance July 18 OObituaries...bituaries... IRON RIVER— Friends Patsy Cline” on stage at the Patsy Cline” has been death in a plane crash at age of Camp Batawagama will Windsor Center in Iron River. performed throughout the 30. present “Always …. Patsy The musical is based on U.S. and the world, becoming The show spotlights the Cline” on Wednesday, July a true story of the friendship one of this country’s most songs that Patsy made famous, Kathleen “Kitty” Dion 18, at the Windsor Center at 7 between Patsy, played by produced musicals. as well as the personal story CRYSTAL FALLS--Kathleen “Kitty” Dion, 90, went to her p.m. Maggy Norden, who sang Gail Westerfi eld, who behind the songs. Norden eternal rest on Thursday, June 28, 2012, at Patsy Cline fans who “Fall some of the most recognizable also directs the play, narrates sings 25 songs, from “I Fall the Iron County Medical Care Facility. To Pieces” over her music songs in American music as Louise Seger, a Texas to Pieces,” “Walkin’ After She was born in Crystal Falls on March and even those not as familiar history, and her devoted fans. housewife who meets her idol Midnight,” “Sweet Dreams,” 8, 1922, the daughter of the late John and with the iconic singer, will After a successful off- at a honky tonk in 1961, just and “Crazy” to her lesser- Helen (Hronkin) Macurak. She graduated be “Crazy” about “Always… Broadway run, “Always… two years before Patsy’s tragic known recordings, all to the from Crystal Falls High School in 1941 and accompaniment of a live tended bar in several area establishments, band. most notably the Shamrock Bar and Lanes Local musician Jack of Gaastra. She married Didace “Dean” Jacobson and his band will Dion, iron ore miner and member of the U. perform the music for the S. Merchant Marine, on January 30, 1943. evening. After her husband became a United Steel Worker organizer, the “Always…Patsy Cline” couple resided in Ironwood and Caspian, and then for 29 years in will have only one performance Mahtomedi, Minn. After her husband’s death on Oct. 28, 1986, on July 18 in the Windsor she returned to the Crystal Falls area in 1992. Auditorium. Kitty had been a member of the Guardian Angels adult choir. Tickets are $15, and all She enjoyed reading, working crossword puzzles, cooking, proceeds will go to support the playing cards, picking blueberries, and watching her favorite traditional programs at Camp soap operas, game shows, beauty pageants and Green Bay Batawagama. Packer football on television. For tickets and additional She was preceded in death by fi ve brothers, Joseph, George, information, call Margee John, Edward, and Sam Macurak; and six sisters, Mary and Ann Brennan 906-265-3691 or Macurak, Marian Reynolds, Eleanor and Jane McCole and Helen Louisa Kniivila 906-265- Harvey. 1097. Tickets are available at She is survived by her son, Randy Dion of Crystal Falls; Vacation Catholic School the Iron County Chamber of daughter, Kathy Guertin of Taylor, Tex.; granddaughter, Kasja Vacation Catholic School was held June 18-22 at St. Agnes Church. Activities consisted of Commerce as well as local (Ramie) Larson of Franktown, Colo. and Jaci (Alexander) Turner games, which were church-oriented, daily Mass, crafts that pertained to the religious teach- businesses. of Arvada, Colo.; great-grandchildren, Thane and Kayanna ings of the day and numerous outside fun activities. Sister Rose Anthony and Sister Maria Larson and Keeli Turner; and many nieces and nephews. Jose of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, came from Ann Arbor to Funeral services will be on Saturday, July 14, at 10 a.m. at share their knowledge, time and talents with the students for the week. The event was hosted Guardian Angels Church in Crystal Falls. Fr. Jeffrey Kurtz will GB Super by Father Gregory Veneklase, pastor of the parish, and assisted by staff and several volun- offer the Mass of the Christian Burial. teers. (St. Agnes/St. Cecilia photo) Burial will be in the Stambaugh Cemetery. A time of sharing Bowl rings and celebration of Kitty’s life will take place immediately following the Mass in the Guardian Angels Parish Hall. Condolences can be expressed to the family of Kathleen on display Dion online at www.nashfuneralhome.net. FLORENCE, Wis.—Two The family has entrusted the Nash Funeral Home of Crystal Green Bay Packer Super Bowl Falls with the arrangements. ring will be on display at the Florence County Museum Fri- day, July 13, from 10 a.m. to Kelly Schmidt noon. IRON RIVER--Kelly A. Schmidt, 53, passed away on Tuesday, Sherry Schuldes will be July 3, 2012, at Unity Hospice in DePere, Wis. at the museum to display her Funeral services were held July 5 at St. Agnes Catholic ladies 1996 and men’s 2011 Church in Iron River. Burial was in Resthaven Cemetery. Super Bowl rings, which she The Family has entrusted the Nash Funeral Home with the received as manager of family arrangements. programs for the Green Bay Packers. She has worked for the Alice Gustafson Packers since 1993, and in CRYSTAL FALLS--Alice J. Gustafson, 84, passed away on 1996 started the Family Pro- Wednesday, May 2, 2012, at the Iron County Medical Care grams Department. Facility. Visitation will be held on Saturday, July 14, from 9 Schuldes is the former until 11a.m. in the parish hall at St. Cecilia Catholic Church in Sherry Youngell, daughter of Caspian. A memorial mass will follow at 11a.m. at the church. First Communicants Jim Youngell of Common- Fr. Gregory Veneklase will offi ciate. The family has entrusted The sacrament of First Holy Communion was received at St. Agnes Catholic Church in May wealth. the Nash Funeral Home of Crystal Falls with the funeral by the following communicants, from left, Kristofer Burmeister, Teagan Leonarduzzi, Madi- The new exhibit at the mu- arrangements. son Berutti, Madison Greig, Riley Wiegand, Emily Clements, Ava Richardson, Regan Pas- seum is the ABC’s of Florence samani and Kody Kurtz, pictured with Father Greg Veneklase, pastor of St. Agnes/St. Cecilia County. Other Packer memo- parishes. (St. Agnes Parish photo) rabilia is also on display. BBirths...irths... Obituary Policy CCommunityommunity NNewsews ...... The Reporter will only accept obituaries sent from a funeral home. This policy protects Aregoni tours former combat ship via Skype the family of the CASPIAN—Art Aregoni of deceased as well as the Caspian fi nally got his chance newspaper. to tour his old combat ship, the U.S. Navy’s LST 1010, thanks to some modern technology called Skype. His tour started around 7 WWeather...eather... p.m. on April 28 and lasted less than two hours. “That was 9 a.m. Sunday, (At the WIC treatment plant) Korean time,” he said. “The High Low Prec.Snow Larkin July 2 88 62 1.60 Proud parents, Tracy tour was very interesting and July 3 89 62 .02 (Kososki) and Joseph the pictures were quite clear July 4 91 64 .59 Larkin of Rockford, Ill. and sound was good.” July 5 90 51 announce the birth of The ship, he said, has en- July 6 85 59 .81 their son, Grant Evan on dured years of modifi cations, July 7 79 50 especially to convert it to a July 8 82 50 April 15, 2012 at Swed- ish American Hospital museum ship. of Rockford. Weight: 6 “I was able to advise (Don) Reporter pounds 15 ounces. Mater- Abata to direct the camera to nal grandparents are Da- areas of interest by voice. At vid and Suzanne Kososki the close of the tour, I could of Iron River. Paternal see the distant mountains of deadline: North Korea, which is only grandparents are Joe and Thanks to Skype technology and some human intervention, Art Aregoni of Caspian was able to see Gloria Larkin of West- about 20 miles to the north.” Aregoni said he recog- fi rsthand the fi nal resting place of his former Navy LST 1010. Pictured, from left, are Korean trans- Friday minster, Colo. Maternal lator and Gimpo Marine Park volunteer Bryan and his wife along with Ann and Don Abata, who great-grandmother is Ann nized some areas and felt quite strange after 66 years since reside in Seoul and are employed by a private company working with U.S. projects in Korea. Don is Jane Carlson of Iron Riv- formerly from Caspian and is a brother to Carole Rivard of Caspian. (Aregoni photo) at 4 p.m. er. Paternal great-grand- leaving the ship. father is Sven Norrell “This was one in a million of Golden, Colo. Grant opportunity and obviously di- said Aregoni, the group did a building and neighborhood in rants or eateries, he said. Visit our joins two older brothers, vine providence.” 30-minute trial Skype in and Seoul, which is a very thriving “A very industrious city,” website at Austin Joseph and Jacob A week before his “tour,” around Abata’s apartment city with thousands of restau- said Aregoni. ironcountyreporter.com Connor. AARP Driver Safety program set for July 24 FLORENCE, Wis.—An Resource Department. lanes and make turns at busy $14 for all others. AARP Driver Safety Program “Some drivers age 50-plus intersections; proper use of The course incorporates will be held Tuesday, July 24, have never looked back since safety belts, air bags, anti-lock four hours of learning. There Card Of Thanks from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the they got their fi rst driver’s brakes, and new technologies will be a break from 11:15 How do you begin to thank all the people who helped Florence Natural Resource licenses, but even the most used in cars; ways to monitor a.m. to 12:15 p.m. for lunch. your father live out his life at home? The VA home Center lower level conference experienced drivers can ben- your own and others’ driv- Lunch may be purchased health team. Arms of Angels and our special angel, room. efi t from brushing up on their ing skills and capabilities; from the Florence Senior Din- Kathleen. The best neighbors, Raymond and Lynne. Then there are those who gave him comfort at his last This course is designed for driving skills. the effects of medications on ing Center for $6.50 (under 60 penance and exit to heaven. The EMTs, Northstar drivers age 50 and over. AARP “By taking a driver safety driving; the importance of years old) or $3.50 (60 years ER personnel, the nurses, many of which had known is celebrating educators and course, you’ll learn the current eliminating distractions, such or older). The luncheon menu him all their lives. Fr. Gregory Veneklase, Fr. Kurtz. school personnel this summer. rules of the road, defensive as eating, smoking, and cell- includes barbecue (sloppy Paul and Mike Jacobs and their staff. The St. Agnes In recognition of the generos- driving techniques and how phone use.” Joes), coleslaw, baked beans, Altar Society and choir. His brother Knights of ity that education profession- to operate your vehicle more After completing the fruit, milk, water, and coffee. Columbus, The Fourth Degree honor guard and their wives. The West Side Veterans for his last volley, he als provide while teaching and safely in today’s increasingly course, drivers will have a The course is open to li- was proud of his service and taught us to be proud helping others, educators and challenging driving environ- greater appreciation of driving censed drivers in Wisconsin also. For ICMCF staff for getting mother out and school staff are invited to at- ment,” said Friberg. challenges and of how they and Michigan. to the services. For the cards, letters and countless tend the AARP Drive Safety “You’ll learn how you can can avoid potential collisions “Please call by Wednesday, kindnesses given to our family, for all who continue class for just $5 in July. manage and accommodate and injuries to themselves and July 18, to reserve your space to cross a crowded room or street to give us comfort “Not sure if you need a common age-related changes others. in the class and so materials or an anecdote. May you all receive a diamond in refresher? Consider this: cars in vision, hearing and reaction “There is no test, however may be ordered.” your crowns in heaven. have changed, and so have time. In addition, you’ll learn: your active participation en- The instructor may be traffi c rules, driving condi- how to minimize the effects riches your learning experi- reached at (715) 336-2744, The Family of tions, and the roads you travel of dangerous blind spots; how ence.” or participants may phone the Ralph W. Commenator every day,” said Lori Friberg, to maintain the proper follow- Course materials cost $5 Florence County Aging Re- elder benefi t specialist with ing distance behind another for educators and school staff, source Department at (715) the Florence County Aging car; the safest ways to change $12 for AARP members, and 528-4890. IRON COUNTY REPORTER, July 11, 2012, Page 7 IRHS 1949 BBusinessusiness nnews...ews... set plans IRON RIVER—Iron River High School 1949 classmates Benishek visits Iron River during ‘100 in 100’ tour and guests will reconvene dur- IRON RIVER—U.S. Rep. ing the Rum Rebellion week- Dan Benishek (M-01) contin- end here. ued his “100 in 100” tour on The fi rst planned meeting Friday, July 6, visiting Global will be Saturday, July 21, at Response North here. Iron River Senior Center for “I used to own my medical Dutch treat pancake-and-all- practice, so I know how much breakfast at 8:30 a.m. uncertain taxes, over regulation Following the Rum Rebel- and increasing healthcare costs lion parade, ‘49ers and guests can hinder a business,” said will meet at Riverside Plaza Benishek. parking lot. Car pooling will “Across the district during organize to caravan to Merlyn my ‘100 in 100’ tour, business Ehlinger’s camp for noon lunch Frederick Saigh owners have been telling me which will be provided. (Saigh photo) how much Washington’s poor Classmates are asked to re- policy decisions are prevent- spond promptly with a message ing their success. The federal or your intentions by phone On the government should not hamper to secretary Marilyn at (906) economic growth, but that is 265-2258 or email vice presi- exactly what’s happening. dent Margaret at booneybob@ dean’s list “Businesses should not have yahoo.com. MILWAUKEE, Wis.—Fred- to be afraid of what Washing- erick Saigh has been named ton is doing. The fi rst step is a SHS 1957 to the dean’s list for the spring simpler tax code, so a business 2012 semester at the Klingler can better predict how much College of Arts and Sciences they will owe the government meets July 20 at Marquette University. each year and not have to waste U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek stopped at Global Response North on Friday, July 6, as part of his IRON RIVER—Stambaugh To be eligible for the dean’s resources trying to predict their “100 in 100” tour. Pictured, from left, are Jim Quayle of the Iron County EDC (Economic Class of 1957’s get-together list, a student must carry a mini- liability. We need Washington Development Corp.), Benishek, Global Response Managing Supervisor Sandra Maki and has been changed to Pine Acres mum course of 12 credits and a to better understand how their Jim Cederna. at noon on Friday, July 20. minimum grade point average policies affect people here in of the facility. he said. are less physically demanding All classmates and guests of 3.7. Northern Michigan and that’s The company has had a The company provides than others in the U.P. The com- are welcome. He has been invited to at- why I am on my ‘100 in 100’ contact center for six years in telephone and Internet services pany’s only limit to continued Call Marv Nordling at tend the college’s Prestigious tour.” Iron River and four years in the for top-tier clients in numerous growth in the area is fi nding (906) 265-2864 if you plan to Fellowships reception Sept. By the end of Friday, Ben- Marquette area. industries, from healthcare to more customers to serve. attend. 25. ishek had visited 90 businesses “Global Response North retail and travel. “We’ve been delighted since his tour began on May 1 has had great success providing This is an ideal business fi t with the results of the team at to visit 100 businesses in 100 outstanding customer care to with the U.P., said Shooster. Global Response North,” said ARC blood drive planned days. a wide variety of clients from The company offers ful- Shooster. “They are a terrifi c During his visit at Global these contact centers in the filling jobs without creating Response North, Benishek not- U.P.,” said Shooster. environmental concerns in this group of dedicated employees July 26 in Iron River ed that he has talked to people With 75 employees in Iron beautiful wilderness area, he who do a remarkable job with IRON RIVER—The Ameri- tions. But the need is constant. and small business owners who River and another 50 in Mar- added. our clients. We look forward to can Red Cross appreciates the Approximately every two sec- have told him, “It’s all about the quette, Global Response North The company has found continued success and expan- many donors who have given onds a patient in the United jobs,” and what Congress can continues to grow and to supply many talented professionals sion in the Upper Peninsula, blood since announcing an States needs blood. do to make these businesses excellent employment opportu- with excellent customer service taking on new clients and pro- emergency need for all blood The Red Cross is calling fl ourish and hire more people. nities to the people of the U.P., skills who are seeking jobs that viding more jobs.” types in late June. on all eligible blood donors to “I want our children to have However, the Red Cross make an appointment to give. the same opportunities as I did blood supply remains at low All blood types are needed, but as a youngster growing up in levels and eligible donors of all especially O positive, O nega- the U.P.,” said Benishek. tive, B negative and A negative types continue to be needed. “As a surgeon, I tended to in order to meet patient demand A blood drive is planned for get things done,” said the Con- this summer. gressman. “It been a learning Thursday, July 26, from noon to Help the Red Cross rebuild 5 p.m. at First Baptist Church, experience (in Washington), it inventories to suffi cient levels moves slower than I’d like.” 800 Selden Road here. during these summer months. 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7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30 Stambaugh Crystal Caspian Iron Iron River: 2, Fox U.P., Marquette; ; 9, WGN America; 10, CBS 3 Dogs in the City (N) Criminal Minds CSI: Crime Scene News Letterman Ferguson Falls Gaastra River Symbol Station Net Origin WYOW, ABC, Eagle River; 14, NFL Network 15, Comedy CW 5 Top Model Top Model Cops ’Til Death ’Til Death ’70s 70s Show South Pk 5 3 3 3 WJMN CBS Escanaba Central; 16, Fox News Channel; 17, Spike TV; 18, NBC Sports - 7 43 5 WBKP CW Calumet Network; 19, Animal Planet; 20, Speed Channel; 22, MTV; 23, NBC 6 Betty All Night America’s/Talent Law & Order: SVU News Jay Leno J. Fallon 6 6 6 6 WLUC NBC Marquette VH1; 24, Nickelodeon; 25, Cartoon Channel; 26 Disney Chan- ABC 10 Middle Suburg. Mod Fam Mod Fam Final Witness (N) 10 News Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live 10 10 - 10 WBUP ABC Marquette 8 - 11 WLUK Fox Green Bay nel; 28, ESPN2; 26, Fox Detroit; 31, Golf Channel;, 32, Outdoor FOX 11 So You Think You Can Dance (N) (CC) News 30 Rock 30 Rock King/Hill King/Hill 13 13 13 13 WNMU PBS Marquette Channel; 34 WTBS Atlanta; 36, Syfy; 37, AMC; 39, FX1; 40, PBS 13 Nature (CC) (DVS) NOVA (CC) (DVS) NOVA (CC) (DVS) World Newsline Charlie Rose (N) 20 15 43 A&E Arts & Entertainment Lifetime; 41, Food Network; 48, C-SPAN; 52, TV Land; 53, Country Music Television; 54, CBWT, CBC, Winnipeg; 55, QVC; Storage Storage Storage Storage Barter Barter Barter Barter Storage Storage 12 11 21 CNN CNN A&E 26 19 46 DISC Discovery Channel 57, Zap2It TV listings. CNN Anderson Cooper Piers Morgan Anderson Cooper E. B. OutFront Piers Morgan 7 10 27 ESPN ESPN DISC American Guns (CC) American Guns (N) Fast N’ Loud (N) American Guns (CC) Fast N’ Loud (CC) 8 37 30 FSD Fox Sports Net Detroit Crystal Falls: 9, WGN America; 14, VH-1; 15, Spike TV; 16, 28 47 56 HALL Hallmark Channel ESPN Countdown 2012 ESPYs (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) ESPYs Disney Channel; 17, Weather Channel; 23, Eternal Word TV 18 34 42 HGTV Home & Garden TV (HGTV) Network; 25, MTV; 29, TV Land; 30, Lifetime; 31, Home Shop- FSD Bull Riding Fox Fo Dan Patrick World Poker Tour The Best of Pride 2 28 45 HIST History Channel ping Network; 32, CMT; 33, ESPN2; 35, WZMQ, Marquette, Little House/Prairie Little House/Prairie Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Golden Golden 4 - - HBO Home Box Offi ce (HBO) ThisTV. HALL - 24 47 TLC The Learning Channel HBO Lombardi ›› Final Destination 5 (2011) True Blood (CC) › Little Fockers (2010) (CC) ›› Life - 5 - TMC The Movie Channel Caspian-Stambaugh-Gaastra: 9, WGN America; 12, WJFW, HGTV Income Kitchen Property Brothers Hunters Hunt Intl Property Brothers Property Brothers 38 44 NGEO National Geographic 34 - 24 NICK Nickelodeon NBC, Rhinelander; 14, Cartoon Network; 17, Animal Planet; HIST Pawn Pawn Cajun Cajun Picked Off (N) (CC) American American Pawn Pawn 21 4 8 TBS TBS 18, Great American Country; 20, Eternal Word TV Network; NGEO Lost Treasures Lost Treasures Chasing UFOs Lost Treasures Lost Treasures 27 22 33 TNT TNT 21, WXYZ, ABC, Detroit; 23, QVC; 26, C-Span; 27, Fox News Channel; 29, WMVS, PBS, Milwaukee; 30, Outdoor Chan- All That Kenan Hollywood Heights Yes, Dear Yes, Dear Friends Friends Friends Friends 22 16 38 TCM Turner Classic Movies NICK 3 31 35 USA USA Network nel; 32, AMC; 33, Lifetime; 35, AmericanLife; 36, ThisTV; 39, TBS Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (CC) Men- Office Weather Channel; 40. Home Shopping Network; 41, Sportsman TCM ›››› The Sting (1973) Paul Newman. (CC) ››› The Natural (1984, Drama) Robert Redford. (CC) Insi Other channels not listed Channel; 42, ABC Family; 43, Trinity Broadcasting Network; TLC Toddlers & Tiaras Toddlers & Tiaras Cheer Perfection (N) Toddlers & Tiaras Cheer Perfection 44, Food Network; 45, WZMQ, Marquette, ThisTV; 46, Speed Compliments of Channel; 48, Universal Sports; 49, Golf Channel; 50, WMVT, › TMC Adopted (2009) Pauly Shore. Drop Dead Gorgeous (2010) The Consultants (2009) (CC) OC Conf Iron River Publications, Inc. PBS, Milwaukee. TNT The Mentalist (CC) Dallas (N) (CC) The Mentalist (CC) Dallas (CC) The Great Escape For Your T.V. Viewing Convenience USA NCIS “Freedom” Royal Pains (N) Necess. Rough Suits “She Knows” Royal Pains

Thursday Evening MOVIES July 12, 2012 Friday Evening MOVIES July 13, 2012 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30 CBS 3 Big Bang Big Bang Big Brother (N) (CC) Person of Interest News Letterman Ferguson CBS 3 Undercover Boss CSI: NY (CC) Blue Bloods (CC) News Letterman Ferguson CW 5 The Vampire Diaries The Vampire Diaries Cops ’Til Death ’Til Death ’70s 70s Show South Pk CW 5 Nikita “Clawback” Supernatural (CC) Cops ’Til Death ’Til Death ’70s ’70s South Pk NBC 6 Office Parks Saving Hope (N) Rock Center News Jay Leno J. Fallon NBC 6 Whitney Commun Dateline NBC (N) (CC) News Jay Leno J. Fallon ABC 10 Duets (N) (CC) Wipeout (N) (CC) Rookie Blue (N) (CC) 10 News Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live ABC 10 Shark Tank 20/20 (N) (CC) 10 News Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live FOX 11 Mobbed (N) (CC) The Choice (N) (CC) News 30 Rock 30 Rock King/Hill King/Hill FOX 11 House (PA) (CC) Bones (PA) (CC) News 30 Rock 30 Rock King/Hill King/Hill PBS 13 Orangutan Diary Michigan Rudy This Old House Hr World Newsline Charlie Rose (N) PBS 13 Wash. Need Leguizamo-Tale Front Row Center World Newsline Charlie Rose (N) A&E Long Island The First 48 (N) (CC) Cajun Cajun Cajun Cajun Long Island A&E Barter Barter Barter Barter Barter Barter Barter Barter Barter Barter CNN Anderson Cooper Piers Morgan Anderson Cooper E. B. OutFront Piers Morgan CNN Anderson Cooper Piers Morgan Anderson Cooper E. B. OutFront Piers Morgan DISC Auction Auction Auction Auction Property Property Auction Auction Property Property DISC Deadliest Catch (CC) Flying Wild Alaska Deadliest Catch (CC) ESPN SportsCenter Spec. Basketball SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN 2012 ESPYs Baseball Tonight (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) FSD World Poker Tour Action Sports World Dan Patrick Fox Fo Race World Poker Tour FSD MLB Baseball: Tigers at Orioles Tigers Lv Tigers Lv Action Sports World MLB Baseball HALL Little House/Prairie Little House/Prairie Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Golden Golden HALL Little House/Prairie Little House/Prairie Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Golden Golden HBO › Something Borrowed (2011) (CC) The Newsroom (CC) True Blood (CC) Real Sex (CC) HBO The Newsroom (CC) Gervais Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Lopez Gervais Crazy HGTV Property Brothers Sellers London Hunters Hunt Intl Hunters Hunt Intl Sellers London HGTV Ultimate Crash Outrageous Bkyrd Hunters Hunt Intl Hunt Intl Hunt Intl Outrageous Bkyrd HIST Swamp People (CC) Swamp People (N) Mountain Men (N) Picked Off (CC) Swamp People (CC) HIST American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers NGEO American Colony American Colony Turtle Boy American Colony American Colony NGEO Comic Store Heroes Chasing UFOs Chasing UFOs (N) Chasing UFOs Chasing UFOs NICK All That Kenan Hollywood Heights Yes, Dear Yes, Dear Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK Victo Victo Hollywood Heights Yes, Dear Yes, Dear Friends Friends Friends Friends TBS Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Big Bang Big Bang Men- Men- Conan (CC) Men- Men- TBS Worse Worse Worse Worse ›› Yes Man (2008, Comedy) Jim Carrey. (CC) Office TCM ››› Gentlemen Prefer Blondes ››› Stormy Weather (1943) ››› Oscar Wilde (1959) Robert Morley. TCM ›› I Shot Jesse James (1949) ››› Park Row (1952, Drama) ›› Shock Corridor (1963) (CC) Naked TLC Undercover Boss On the D.U.I. D.U.I. (N) D.U.I. (N) On the D.U.I. D.U.I. D.U.I. TLC Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Randy Rescue Say Yes Say Yes Randy Rescue TMC ›› Piranha (2010) (CC) ››› The Game (1997) Michael Douglas. Messages Deleted (2009) TMC ›› I Am Number Four (2011) (CC) ›› Peep World (2010) (CC) ››› Lars and the Real Girl TNT The Mentalist (CC) The Mentalist (CC) The Mentalist (CC) CSI: NY (CC) CSI: NY (CC) TNT ››› Twister (1996) Helen Hunt. (CC) ››› Catch Me if You Can (2002) Leonardo DiCaprio. (CC) USA NCIS (CC) Burn Notice (N) (CC) Suits “Discovery” Covert Affairs Burn Notice (CC) USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Common Law (N) Burn Notice (CC) Law & Order: SVU

Saturday Evening MOVIES July 14, 2012 Sunday Evening MOVIES July 15, 2012 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30 CBS 3 NYC 22 (N) (CC) NYC 22 “Schooled” 48 Hours Mystery News Paid Entertainment ’Night CBS 3 Big Brother (N) (CC) The Good Wife (CC) The Mentalist (CC) News Sports Brothers & Sisters CW 5 House “Maternity” House (CC) ’70s ’70s Cheaters (CC) Jeremy Kyle CW 5 ››› The Iron Giant (1999, Fantasy) (CC) Browns Browns Troubadour, TX (CC) True Hollywood NBC 6 American Girl: McKenna Shoots The Firm (N) (CC) News Saturday Night Live (CC) NBC 6 Dateline NBC (N) America’s Got Talent (CC) News Friends The Unit “Hill 60” ABC 10 Extreme Makeover Ball Boys Ball Boys Castle (CC) House The Closer (CC) Ent ABC 10 Secret Millionaire Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition Brothers & Sisters TMZ (CC) FOX 11 Cops Cops Take Me Out (N) News The Finder (CC) 30S Ghost FOX 11 Simpsons Simpsons Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fox 11 News at 9 Edge House “Maternity” 30 Rock PBS 13 POV (CC) Lawrence Welk Rudy Best Fest Austin City Limits Woodsongs (CC) PBS 13 Queen & Country Masterpiece Mystery! (N) Faces of America News Infinity Hall Live A&E Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Barter Barter Storage Storage A&E Criminal Minds (CC) The Glades (N) (CC) Longmire (N) (CC) Longmire (CC) Criminal Minds (CC) CNN Cruise to Disaster Piers Morgan CNN Newsroom (N) Cruise to Disaster Piers Morgan CNN CNN Presents (CC) Piers Morgan CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Presents (CC) Piers Morgan DISC Last Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier DISC Secret Service Most Secret Bounty Wars (N) Most Secret Bounty Wars (CC) ESPN Auto CrossFit CrossFit Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Cincinnati Reds. (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportCtr FSD Girls HS Lacrosse Girls High School Lacrosse Wing Boys in World Poker Tour FSD World Poker Tour The Best of Pride Volvo Ocean Race World Poker Tour MLB Baseball HALL The Most Wonderful Time of the Year A Princess for Christmas (2011, Comedy) Mrs. Miracle HALL The Christmas Card (2006) Ed Asner. (CC) Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Golden Golden HBO ›› In Time (2011) Justin Timberlake. (CC) George Lopez Boxing 2 Days HBO ›› In Time (2011) True Blood (N) (CC) The Newsroom (N) True Blood (CC) The Newsroom (CC) HGTV Design Star (CC) Grt High Low Hunters Hunt Intl Hunters Hunt Intl Grt High Low HGTV Holmes Inspection Holmes Inspection Holmes Inspection Holmes on Homes Holmes Inspection HIST Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn HIST Ice Road Truckers Ice Road Truckers Shark Wranglers (N) Mountain Men (CC) Ice Road Truckers NGEO Locked Up Abroad Taboo “Teen Sex” Taboo “Nudity” Taboo “Nudity” Taboo “Teen Sex” NGEO Down to the Earth’s Core (N) Taboo (N) Taboo Earth’s Core NICK Victo Rock Big Time iCarly Yes, Dear Yes, Dear Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK My Wife My Wife George George Yes, Dear Yes, Dear Friends Friends Friends Friends TBS Big Bang Big Bang ›› Old School (2003) Luke Wilson. (CC) Men- Men- Kicking & Scrm TBS ››› The Hangover (2009) Bradley Cooper. (CC) Harold & Kumar Go Perception “Pilot” TCM ››› Alice Adams (1935) (CC) The Princess Comes Across ››› No Time for Love (1943) Million TCM ›››› The Thief of Bagdad (1940) Sabu. › The Boy and the Pirates (1960) (CC) Georges Melies TLC Undercover Boss Undercover Boss Undercover Boss Undercover Boss Undercover Boss TLC Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried Strange Strange Hoard-Buried Strange Strange TMC ›› Scream 4 (2011) Neve Campbell. (CC) ›› Hobo With a Shotgun (CC) ›› Rubber (2010) (CC) TMC Tactical Force (2011, Action) ›› Trespass (1992) Bill Paxton, Ice-T. ›› Rumble Fish (1983, Drama) TNT ›› Clash of the Titans (2010) Premiere. ›› Clash of the Titans (2010) Sam Worthington. Total TNT Leverage (N) (CC) Falling Skies (N) The Great Escape Falling Skies (CC) The Great Escape USA NCIS “Toxic” (CC) NCIS (CC) NCIS (CC) Necess. Rough Law & Order: SVU USA NCIS (CC) NCIS (CC) Political Animals “Pilot” (N) White Collar (CC) Royal

Monday Evening MOVIES July 16, 2012 Tuesday Evening MOVIES July 17, 2012 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30 CBS 3 Mother Broke Two Men Mike Hawaii Five-0 (CC) News Letterman Ferguson CBS 3 NCIS “Safe Harbor” NCIS: Los Angeles Person of Interest News Letterman Ferguson CW 5 90210 (CC) Remodeled (CC) Cops ’Til Death ’Til Death ’70s ’70s South Pk CW 5 Hart of Dixie (CC) The L.A. Complex Cops ’Til Death ’Til Death ’70s 70s Show South Pk NBC 6 Fear Factor (N) (CC) Ninja Warrior Grimm (CC) (DVS) News Jay Leno J. Fallon NBC 6 America’s Got Talent (N) (S Live) (CC) Love in the Wild (N) News Jay Leno J. Fallon ABC 10 The Bachelorette “The Men Tell All” (N) The Glass House 10 News Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live ABC 10 Wipeout (N) (CC) Trust Us Trust Us NY Med (N) (CC) 10 News Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live FOX 11 Hell’s Kitchen (N) MasterChef (N) News 30 Rock 30 Rock King/Hill King/Hill FOX 11 Hell’s Kitchen (N) MasterChef (N) News 30 Rock 30 Rock King/Hill King/Hill PBS 13 Antiques Roadshow Market Warriors (N) Antiques Roadshow World Newsline Charlie Rose (N) PBS 13 Story of England History Detectives Frontline (N) (CC) World Newsline Charlie Rose (N) A&E To Be Announced To Be Announced A&E Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage CNN Anderson Cooper Piers Morgan Anderson Cooper E. B. OutFront Piers Morgan CNN Anderson Cooper Piers Morgan Anderson Cooper E. B. OutFront Piers Morgan DISC American Chopper Mobster Mobster American Chopper Mobster Mobster American Chopper DISC Deadliest Catch Deadliest Catch (N) After the Catch (N) Deadliest Catch After the Catch (CC) ESPN MLB Baseball Teams TBA. (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN SportsCenter Spec. NFL Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) FSD MLB Baseball: Angels at Tigers Tigers Lv Tigers Lv World Poker Tour MLB Baseball FSD MLB Baseball: Angels at Tigers Tigers Lv Tigers Lv The Best of Pride MLB Baseball HALL Little House/Prairie Little House/Prairie Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Golden Golden HALL Little House/Prairie Little House/Prairie Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Golden Golden HBO Harry Potter Birders: Central Tsunami 2 Days Gervais Boxing HBO ›› In Time (2011) Justin Timberlake. REAL Sports The Newsroom (CC) Gervais Hard HGTV Love It or List It Love It or List It (N) Hunters Hunt Intl Love It or List It Love It or List It HGTV Property Brothers Design Star (N) (CC) Hunters Hunt Intl Million Million Design Star (CC) HIST Pawn Pawn American Pickers Pawn Pawn Picked Off (CC) Pawn Pawn HIST Pawn Pawn Swamp People (CC) Shark Wranglers Swamp People (CC) Pawn Pawn NGEO Wild Justice (N) Border Wars (N) Locked Up Abroad Locked Up Abroad Border Wars NGEO Taboo American Gypsies American Gypsies American Gypsies American Gypsies NICK Friends Friends Hollywood Heights Yes, Dear Yes, Dear Friends Friends Hollywood Heights NICK Friends Friends Hollywood Heights Yes, Dear Yes, Dear Friends Friends Hollywood Heights TBS Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Conan (N) Office Office TBS Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Office Office TCM ››› Jungle Book (1942) Sabu. (CC) ››› Tarzan, the Ape Man (1932) Captains Cour. TCM ››› Romeo and Juliet (1936) (CC) (DVS) ››› A Free Soul (1931) Norma Shearer. ›› Smilin’ Through TLC Cake Cake Cake Cake Four Houses (N) Cake Cake Cake Cake TLC What Not to Wear What Not to Wear Craft Wars (N) (CC) What Not to Wear What Not to Wear TMC ›› Piranha (2010) (CC) ›› The Hunted (2003) (CC) ››› Suicide Kings (1997), Denis Leary TMC ›› Scream 4 (2011) Neve Campbell. ›› Hobo With a Shotgun Tomorrow, When the War TNT The Closer The Closer (N) Perception “Faces” The Closer Perception “Faces” TNT Rizzoli & Isles (CC) Rizzoli & Isles (N) Franklin & Bash (N) Rizzoli & Isles (CC) Franklin & Bash USA NCIS “Once a Hero” WWE Monday Night RAW (N) (S Live) (CC) Common Law CSI: Crime Scene USA Law & Order: SVU White Collar (N) Covert Affairs (N) Political Animals “Pilot” (CC) Collar

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Caring House can be Auxiliary meetings are ey Association (IAHA) 6 p.m. at 212 Washington OPEN HOUSE contacted via the 24- held on the last Thursday Board Meetings are held Ave., Iron River. hour crisis line in Iron of every month. Contact on the second Tuesday 268 State Hwy M-73 Mountain. The toll-free the facility at (906) 874- of the month at 6 p.m. at The Iron County Right MMUSTUST SELL!SELL! number is 1-800-392- 1501 for time and place. the ice arena. Adult open To Life meets the second 7839. skate is from 1-3 p.m. on Thursday of each month at VFW Post 3134 and its Mondays. Open skate is 6:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Alcoholics Anonymous Ladies Auxiliary hold on Friday and Saturday Church, 800 Selden Rd., Iron Closed A.A. meeting their monthly meetings on from 6:30-8:30 p.m. All River. For more information, on Tuesday morning at the third Tuesday of each current information is at call (906) 265-2976, www. 10 a.m. and Open A.A. month at 7 p.m. www.iaha.net ironcountyrighttolife.org. meeting on Fridays at 331717 WW.. HHagermanagerman LLakeake RRd.,d., 1 aacrecre wwoodedooded 10 a.m. at the St. Agnes The Wykon Athletic llotot ww/3/3 BBR,R, 1 BBAA YYRR mmaintainedaintained mmobileobile hhome.ome. Booster Club meets at The Iron Conservation The D.A.V. meetings will be EExcellentxcellent fi shing,shing, hunting,hunting, snowmobilingsnowmobiling withwith lakelake School Building, north District meets every held at the V.F.W. Riverside aaccessccess toto oneone ofof IronIron County’sCounty’s premierpremier lakeslakes andand enterance, first room 6 p.m. on the second Saturday July 14 nneighborhoods.eighborhoods. CCallall ((906)906) 2265-281465-2814 Wednesday of the month third Tuesday at 6:30 in Iron River at 6 p.m. every RR0101 7/11,7/11, 7/18,7/18, 7/257/25 on the right. Handicap p.m. in the construction second Thursday of the accessible. Evening at the West Iron County From 10:00am-2:00pm Commons area. code meeting room, Iron month. Light refreshments will be served REAL ESTATE meetings of A.A. also on County Courthouse base- FOR RENT Wednesday and Saturday A Diabetes Support ment, Crystal Falls. The Iron County National SSponsoredponsored bbyy CCenturyentury 2211 GGoldwood,oldwood, Inc.Inc. at 7 p.m. Group meets the second Guard Club meets the fi rst 9906-265-992106-265-9921 FOR SALE: Large 5 bed- HOUSE FOR RENT: Two Tuesday of each month at RRC02C02 7/117/11 x room family home. Two bedroom house, full base- Alcoholics Anonymous Wednesday of the month Alfred Branchini, bath, country kitchen, big ment. Big yard, $400 a 7 p.m. in the basement of meetings are held from 2-3 p.m.at the West American Legion Post dining room, laundry room month plus $400 security the Stambaugh American in Crystal Falls on Iron District Library in 17 hold their regular MISCELLANEOUS on main fl oor, full base- deposit. Free rent for the Legion. AUTOMOTIVE ment, good barn, new balance of July 2012 with Mondays at 7 p.m. at Iron River. For more member meeting on the information, call (906) septic, new gas furnace, a one year lease. No United Lutheran Church second Wednesday of OUTDOOR WOOD FUR- new metal roof. All on two pets. Renter must pay all 265-2153. The Classic Farm I NEED YOUR JUNK on Superior Avenue. Call each month at 7 p.m. Machinery of Iron NACE: Twin Waters En- CARS: Greentree Auto acres, only 2-1/2 miles utilities. HUD approved. ergy Central Boilers Pre- west of Iron River, MI. Available now. (906) 367- 875-3081. Dementia Support Cribbage is every Mon- County meets the first Recyclers. Licensed deal- day night and third Sat- mier Stocking Dealer. In er. We buy & haul junk Price reduced to $95,000. 2636 or (906) 265-2636. Serenity Seekers AA Group provided by Monday of each month at Stock, Classic, E-Classic cars & trucks. Call (906) (906) 367-1118. 7-25/3 urday night each month. and Maxim Pellet/Corn 7-11/4 group in Amasa has NORTHSTAR Health 7 pm in the back room of 875-6907. If no answer, System, fi rst Thursday of Poker Shootout is the last the Iron River VFW. For Furnace. Call for sale leave message. moved to the United prices (715) 542-3432. HOUSE FOR SALE BY HOUSE FOR RENT: each month, 2-3:00 p.m. at Wednesday of the month. more information call Greg 8-29/10 Lutheran Church in Offi cer, house and fi nance 12-26/52 OWNER: 216 Lilac, Iron Three bedroom next to Crystal Falls; meetings NORTHSTAR. For more Kramer at 265-2221. River Heights, 2 bed- school, $425 a month meetings are held the Wishingstone Woods, in rooms, 1 bath, full base- rent plus $425 security held on Sunday at 6 p.m., information call (906) FOR SALE: 24 T John 265-0482 second Wednesday every The Beechwood Historical the Porter School Market Deere baler, $700. 7 foot ment, new furnace. Priced deposit. No pets. Renter use side door off of US- Place in Alpha. Antiques to sell. (906) 284-1380. must pay all utilities. HUD month at 6 p.m. Society meets the third Ferguson sickle mower to 2. The Crystal Falls Senior & Artwork. Sporting items. fi t 8N Ford tractor, $350. 7-11/3 approved. Available the Monday of the month at Knives. Stone Jewelry. 1st of August 2012. (906) Citizen Council meets John Deere hay baler Al-Anon meetings for The U.P. Championship 6 p.m. at the Beechwood Wool Crafts & Handmade conveyor, 36 foot. $150. FOR SALE: Two bed- 265-2636 or (906) 367- family and friends of on the third Wednesday Rodeo Board meets on Hall. Cards. Books & Puzzles. Pictures available. Locat- room 24x24 cottage on 2636. Sunset Lake. Moved to 7-25/3 alcoholics are held as of each month at 3:00 the fi rst Monday of each Photography & Prints. ed in Ewen area. Contact p.m. Finance Committee Re-purposed Art. Youth Mike at (920) 621-7319, your location. Make an follows: Monday-closed month at 6 p.m. at Iron Golden K meets every items. Furniture. Even a offer. (906) 265-5250. LOG HOME FOR RENT: at 2:30. or mjnovakewen@gmail. meeting, non-smoking, River City Hall, www. Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the bear! Open every Sat- com. 7-18/2 Three bedroom, 1-1/2 6 p.m. Meetings are held uprodeo.com. Iron River Senior Center. urday and Sunday 9 am 7-11/1 bath, partly-furnished log The Iron Range Amateur – 2 pm. home on 10 acres near at the St. Agnes school New members welcome. Radio Club meets at 9 Iron County Historical 5-23/TF Sunset Lake. Available building, north entrance, a.m. on the fi rst Saturday and Museum Society 100% WOOD HEAT: No mid-September. $550/ in Iron River. Call 265- month plus utilities and of each month at Beef- meets on the fourth Worries. Keep your fam- 5402 or 265-3721 for ily safe and warm with deposit. No pets. Not A-Roo next to Angeli’s Monday of each month HUD approved. Email more information. an OUTDOOR WOOD Central Market. Anyone at 6:30 p.m. at the Iron FURNACE from Central [email protected] interested in Amateur Boiler. P&J Sales (906) or leave message at (808) American Legion County Museum, 83 214-7158 after 5 p.m. Auxiliary Unit 87 of Radio are welcome to Brady Ave., Caspian. 396-7136. 7-11/1 7-11/1 the Louis Bowman Post attend these meetings. Get Your TOPS Club M11072 meets on the second The Crystal Falls District Tuesday of the month meets every Wednesday Now Delivering Library Board meets on at 11:30 a.m. in the at 1 p.m. at the Senior the fourth Monday of In Your Area Center in Crystal Falls. Crystal Falls City Hall PROPANE, OIL & GAS CO. each month at 6:30 p.m. basement meeting room. (No meetings are held in in the meeting room of CCLASSIFIEDSLASSIFIEDS OONN LLINE!INE! January and February.) New members welcome. /GAL the library. The public is For more information call NNOWOW DDELIVERINGELIVERING $1.48 invited. The Iron County Cancer Myrna at 875-4169. FFUELUEL OOILIL & BBULKULK GGASAS PROPANE Unit is now assisting The Iron County 220000 GGALAL. MMININ. OORDERRDER - CCASHASH OONLYNLY A Grief Support Group CCALLALL FFOROR PPRICINGRICING cancer patients. For Chamber of Commerce CCLASSIFIEDSLASSIFIEDS RATESRATES (888) 706-4120 meets on the first and information, call 265- holds its board meetings WWEE WWILLILL NNOTOT BBEE third Thursdays of each $15 per week (for 30 words or less) (906) 265-4120 4420. www.tcoinc.com/ on the fourth Thursday UUNDERSOLD!NDERSOLD! month from 2-3 p.m. in the Prices may change from advertised price iccu of each month at 8 a.m. NORTHSTAR Conference Your Classifi ed will appear CLASSIFIED AALLLL OORDERSRDERS CC.O.D..O.D. Meetings alternate be- We sell, lease & install tanks The NorthSTAR Health Room. Call (906) 265-0419 tween Iron River and • Reporter Classifi ed System Volunteer for more information. Services (Hospital Crystal Falls. • Shopper’s Guide Auxiliary) meets on the Supper at His House, Narcotics Anynomous Gasperini Property Services second Thursday of the a soup kitchen will be meets every Tuesday & • Website “For all your property needs” -Professional Services since 1992 month at 10 a.m., at the held on the second and Thursday at 7 p.m. at the www.ironcountyreporter.com SERVICES OFFERED in the hospital conference fourth Tuesday of each First Presbyterian Church room. • Lawn Care/Maintenance SSENIORENIOR DDISCOUNTSISCOUNTS month between 5:30 in Iron River. • Lawn Fertilization The NorthSTAR and 6:30 p.m at the First • Landscaping/Lawn Installations FFULLYULLY IINSUREDNSURED Presbyterian Church, The Crystal Falls Business • Shrub/Tree Installation/Planting Health System Aging • Snowplowing/Sanding/Salting & Memory Clinic’s 525 West Adams Street, Association meets the FFREEREE ESTIMATESESTIMATES second Thursday of each • Snow Removal/Roofs Alzheimer’s Support Iron River. Everyone BUS TOURS DEPARTING FROM IRON MOUNTAIN • Backhoe/Skid Loader Services ((906)906) 265-9324265-9324 meets the 1st Thursday of in the community is month at 6 pm at the Forest • Topsoil/Sand/Gravel Bonduel Amish Country - Aug. 16 ($79) • Spring/Fall Debris Cleanup the month at 2 p.m. in one invited, no question, no Park School Library, for ((906)906) 367-0995367-0995 more information call 822- Sister Rolls the Dice - Green Bay - Aug. 22 ($120) • Tree/Brush Removal of the NHS Conference qualifications, and no • Stump Grinding/Land Clearing 7738. Mark Gasperini Rooms. cost. Call 906-265-2018 Ask Mrs. Honey B - Green Bay • Pontoon Trailer Rental 105 Noren Road • Iron River, MI for more information. - Oct. 24 ($98) • Dock Installation/Removal The Iron County Medical The Reino Post #21 will hold • Deer Food Plots The Iron Amateur Hock- • Sign Advertising Care Facility Ladies Cribbage every Thursday at www.A-1GlobalTravel.com • Billboard/Rental (906) 774-8600 • Year Round Caretaking 1-800-882-8728 • Estate Services/Cleanouts 426 S. Stephenson Ave. • Seasonal Property Managements SServiceervice DDirectoriesirectories Iron Mountain, Mich. “NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL” SSEEEE U US SF ORF ORYOUR YOUR SPRING SUMMER & SUMMER PROJECTS PROJECTS! 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MMenus...enus... Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice S T A T E O F STATE OF MICHIGAN S T A T E O F West Iron County Public cantaloupe, peaches. Trip to Iron Mountain every M I C H I G A N 95B JUDICIAL DISTRICT M I C H I G A N Schools Summer Lunch —Friday, July 13: Polish second Thursday, 10-12 people, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Menu sausage, sauerkraut, small pota- $10 per person. FOR THE COUNTY FOR THE COUNTY —Wednesday, July 11: Meat/ toes, Calif. blend, mixed fruit. Dickinson-Iron Community OF IRON ORDER FOR SERVICE OF IRON gravy, mashed potatoes, fruit. —Saturday, July 14: Dance Service Agency, Iron River 41ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BY PUBLICATION/ File No: I12-4582-CH 41ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT —Thursday, July 12: Chick- Night: 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Music by Senior Center. Call (906) 265- POSTING AND NOTICE File No: I12-4583-CH Paula ‘D.’ $6 cover charge HON. C. JOSEPH OF ACTION en patty, vegetable, fruit. 6134. SCHWEDLER HON. C. JOSEPH —Tuesday, July 17: Italian SCHWEDLER —Friday, July 13: Pizza Are you looking for a place NOTICE OF turkey on a bun, sweet pota- CASE NO. AMENDED NOTICE OF vegetable, fruit. to hold your birthday, gradua- FORECLOSURE SALE 12-5132-GC FORECLOSURE SALE —Monday, July 16: Ham- toes, mashed potatoes, broccoli tion, anniversary party, or even burgers/bun, coleslaw, fruit. salad, pumpkin bars/fruit. to hold your organization meet- CoVANTAGE CREDIT 2 S. Sixth Street, CoVANTAGE CREDIT —Tuesday, July 17: Pizza, ing? Our center is available to UNION, Crystal Falls, MI 49920 UNION, NOTICE: Meals served 11:30 Plaintiff, Marquette General Hospital, vegetable, fruit. rent. Come in, or call for further v Plaintiff, a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday Inc. details at 265-6134. JON CURNOW and CITY V v through Friday reservations MARK SHIMUN, a/k/a Iron River Senior Center OF CRYSTAL FALLS, Randy S. Charbarneau Mark A. Shimun, and JEAN —Wednesday, July 11: Open taken one day ahead. Call 265- Crystal Falls Senior Center Defendants. PO Box 564 SHIMUN, a/k/a Jean M. beef sandwich, mashed pota- 6134. If not coming, please —Wednesday, July 11: BBQ ______Stambaugh MI 49964 Shimun, husband and wife, toes, carrot, salad, fruit, cake. call by 9 a.m. on day of meal pork sandwich, garlic red pota- 906/284-9159 Hannah L. Goodman and TOWNSHIP OF IRON —Thursday, July 12: Sloppy to cancel. toes, carrots, fruit, salad bar. RIVER, (P75697) Plaintiff’s attorney Joes, pasta salad, beans, chips, WEEKLY ACTIVITIES: —Monday, July 16: Turkey LAW OFFICE OF Defendants. Bridge and cards every Thurs- & stuffing, potatoes, cream RANDOLPH B. OSSTYN ______STEVEN J. TINTI P26052 day, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. with corn, vanilla pudding, apri- Attorney for Plaintiff LLegals...egals... refreshments. P.O. Box 98 419 W. Washington Street Hannah L. Goodman cots. Marquette, MI 49855 Fun Time Bingo, Tuesday —Tuesday, July 17: Pork Crystal Falls, MI 49920 (P75697) (906) 875-7451 (906) 228-3650 LAW OFFICE OF and Friday, 1:15 p.m. roast, wild rice, stewed toma- The Site Council sponsors a ______STEVEN J. TINTI Legal Notice toes, corn, pears. TO: Randy S. Charbarneau Attorney for Plaintiff Notice Of Mortgage dance on the second Saturday ACTIVITIES: Public notice is hereby IT IS ORDERED: P.O. Box 98 Foreclosure Sale of each month from 6 p.m. to 9 1st Sunday – Card game of given, that pursuant to a You are being sued by plaintiff Crystal Falls, MI 49920 THIS FIRM IS A p.m. There is a $5 cover charge. Judgment of Foreclosure and in this court to recover monies (906) 875-7451 your choice, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. $3 DEBT COLLECTOR A light lunch is served. charge with refreshments to order of sale entered by the for medical services rendered. ATTEMPTING TO Circuit Court for the County You must fi le your answer or Steve J. Polich (P24495) Come and join us on Wednes- follow COLLECT A DEBT. ANY day morning! Coffee & roll of Iron, State of Michigan, take other action permitted Dennis Tousignant 2nd Saturday – Pot Luck/ on the 2nd of March, 2012, by law in this court at the INFORMATION WE - $1. (P52664) OBTAIN WILL BE USED Cribbage at 5:30 pm. in favor of COVANTAGE court address above on or POLICH TOUSIGNANT FOR THAT PURPOSE. A pancake breakfast is held 3rd Thursday – Pot Luck at CREDIT UNION, Plaintiff, before 8-13-12. If you fail LAW OFFICES PLEASE CONTACT OUR on the third Saturday of every noon with Bingo to follow. and against Defendants, JON to do so, a default judgment Attorneys for Defendant, OFFICE AT THE NUMBER month from 8 a.m. to 11:30 BLOOD PRESSURE, Mon- CURNOW and CITY OF may be entered against you Township of Iron River CRYSTAL FALLS. I shall BELOW IF YOU ARE IN a.m. The cost is $5 for adults day & Tuesday before noon for the relief demanded in the ______and $2.50 for children 12 and offer for sale to the highest complaint fi led in this case. ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. meal. Wednesday before 5 p.m. bidder, at a public auction to ATTN PURCHASERS: This under. meal. A copy of this order shall be Public notice is hereby be held at the front door of published once each week given, that pursuant to a sale may be rescinded by the NEED TRANSPORTA- 3rd Wednesday – Site Coun- the Courthouse in the City of foreclosing mortgagee. In TION? Medical, employment, Crystal Falls, Iron County, in the Iron County Reporter Judgment of Foreclosure and cil Meeting at 3 p.m. three consecutive weeks, and order of sale entered by the that event, your damages, if nutrition, social, recreational, Michigan, (that being the any, shall be limited solely to place of holding the Circuit proof of publication shall be Circuit Court for the County educational, shopping, per- Amasa Senior Center of Iron, State of Michigan, the return of the bid amount Court for the said County) fi led in this court. tendered at sale, plus interest. sonal. We have bus or van —Wednesday, July 11: Salm- on the 24th day of August, A copy of this order shall be on the 2nd of March, 2012, transportation available in and in favor of COVANTAGE MORTGAGE SALE - on loaf, mashed potatoes, cr. 2012, at 10:00 a.m., CST, sent to Randy S. Charbarneau CREDIT UNION, Plaintiff, Default has been made in around the Iron River area. peas, carrot coins, fruit/des- the following described real at the last known address by and against Defendants, the conditions of a mortgage Monday – Wednesday – Friday, sert. estate located in the City registered mail, return receipt MARK SHIMUN, a/k/a made by Sara M. Stevens, an 8 a.m.-10 a.m.; 1 p.m.-3:30 —Thursday, July 12: Pasties, of Crystal Falls, County of requested, before the date of Iron and State of Michigan, the last publication, and the Mark A. Shimun, and unmarried woman, certifi cate p.m. Seniors – 60 and older, mixed veg., coleslaw/carrots, JEAN SHIMUN, a/k/a of Death of Hershel E. $4; Non seniors – under 60, described as: affi davit of mailing shall be fruit cocktail/cream. Lot 17, Assessor’s Plat of fi led with this court. Jean M. Shimun, husband Stevens, aka Hershel Everett $5; Wheelchair transport, $6. Stevens attached hereto and —Tuesday, July 17: Pepper Government Lot 3, according THIS COMMUNICATION and wife, and TOWNSHIP All prices are round trip. to the recorded plat thereof. OF IRON RIVER. I shall recorded herewith, original steak, rice, wax beans, lettuce IS FROM A DEBT offer for sale to the highest mortgagor(s), to Mortgage salad, peaches. Dated: June 27, 2012 COLLECTOR. THIS IS AN bidder, at a public auction to Electronic Registration Joan Luhtanen, ATTEMPT TO COLLECT be held at the front door of Systems, Inc., Mortgagee, Legal Notice County Clerk A DEBT AND ANY the Courthouse in the City of dated March 12, 2010, and Legal Notice RR1111 7/11,7/11, 7/18,7/18, 7/25,7/25, 8/1,8/1, 8/8,8/8, 8/158/15 INFORMATION OBTAINED Crystal Falls, Iron County, recorded on March 23, 2010 Notice Of Mortgage Notice Of Mortgage WILL BE USED FOR THAT Michigan, (that being the in Liber 555 on Page 84, and Foreclosure Sale Foreclosure Sale PURPOSE. place of holding the Circuit assigned by said Mortgagee THIS FIRM IS A THIS FIRM IS A Reporter deadline 6-13-12 Court for the said County) to Bank of America, N.A., DEBT COLLECTOR DEBT COLLECTOR RR1010 6/27,6/27, 7/4,7/4, 7/117/11 on the 24th day of August, successor by merger to BAC ATTEMPTING TO ATTEMPTING TO 4 p.m. Friday 2012, at 10:00 a.m., CST, Home Loans Servicing, L.P. COLLECT A DEBT. ANY COLLECT A DEBT. ANY the following described fka Countrywide Home INFORMATION WE INFORMATION WE real estate located in the Loans Servicing, L.P. as OBTAIN WILL BE USED OBTAIN WILL BE USED STATE OF MICHIGAN TAX-FORECLOSED REAL PROPERTY FOR THAT PURPOSE. AUCTION Township of Iron River, assignee as documented FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dickinson, Iosco, Iron, Kalkaska, Keweenaw, Luce and Mecosta County of Iron and State of by an assignment, in Iron PLEASE CONTACT OUR PLEASE CONTACT OUR Counties Michigan, described as: county records, Michigan, OFFICE AT THE NUMBER OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN Tuesday, August 14, 2012 PARCEL I: A parcel of on which mortgage there BELOW IF YOU ARE IN Ramada Inn Grayling land located in the NW¼ is claimed to be due at ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. 2650 Business Loop South I-75 of the SE¼, Section 21, the date hereof the sum of ATTN PURCHASERS: This ATTN PURCHASERS: This Grayling, MI 49738 Township 43 North, Range Twenty-Nine Thousand Nine sale may be rescinded by the sale may be rescinded by the 989-348-7611 foreclosing mortgagee. In 35 West, described by metes Hundred Sixty-Eight and foreclosing mortgagee. In BIDDER REGISTRATION BEGINS AT 9:00 A.M. and bounds as follows: 67/100 Dollars ($29,968.67). that event, your damages, if that event, your damages, if AUCTION BEGINS AT 10:00 A.M. any, shall be limited solely to Commencing at the Under the power of sale any, shall be limited solely to The State of Michigan reserves the right to reject any and all bids. intersection of the North contained in said mortgage the return of the bid amount the return of the bid amount boundary line of the N½ of and the statute in such case tendered at sale, plus interest. tendered at sale, plus interest. Lists of offered parcels are available at the above-listed county S½ of N½ of NW¼ of the made and provided, notice MORTGAGE SALE - MORTGAGE SALE - treasurers’ offices and on the Internet at www.michigan.gov/ SE¼ with the West boundary is hereby given that said Default has been made in Default has been made in propertyforeclosures courtesy of: line of the NW¼ of the SE¼ the conditions of a mortgage the conditions of a mortgage PROPERTY SERVICES DIVISION mortgage will be foreclosed made by Charles McGreaham which point is 332.69 feet by a sale of the mortgaged made by Allan J. Wodzinski, MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY and Jacqueline J. McGreaham, PO BOX 30760 South of the Northwest premises, or some part of A Single Person, original husband and wife, original LANSING, MICHIGAN 48909-8260 corner of the said NW¼ of them, at public vendue, at the mortgagor(s), to Bank of the SE¼; thence East along mortgagor(s), to Wells America, N.A., Mortgagee, 517-335-3113 place of holding the circuit Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc., the North boundary line of court within Iron County, at dated August 3, 2011, the said N½ of S½ of N½ of Mortgagee, dated January 22, and recorded on August NW¼ of the SE¼ a distance 10:00 AM, on July 20, 2012. 2003, and recorded on January Said premises are situated 18, 2011 in Liber 581 on of 170 feet; thence South 29, 2003 in Liber 357 on Page Page 596, in Iron county along a line parallel with in City of Crystal Falls, 338, in Iron county records, Iron County, Michigan, and records, Michigan, on which the West boundary line of Michigan, on which mortgage mortgage there is claimed NOTICE the said NW¼ of the SE¼ are described as: Lots 105, there is claimed to be due 106, and 107, Plat of J.B. to be due at the date hereof a distance of 90 feet; thence at the date hereof the sum the sum of Two Hundred West along a line parallel Schwartz First Addition to of One Hundred Forty-Two the Village (now City) of Thirty-Eight Thousand Nine Iron River Township regular with the North boundary line Thousand Seventy-Nine and Hundred Nineteen and 83/100 of the N½ of S½ of N½ of Crystal Falls, according to 40/100 Dollars ($142,079.40). the recorded Plat thereof. Dollars ($238,919.83). meeting is being changed NW¼ of the SE¼ a distance Under the power of sale Under the power of sale of 170 feet, more or less, Excepting therefrom any contained in said mortgage rights, title, interest or contained in said mortgage and will be held on Tuesday, to the West boundary line and the statute in such case and the statute in such case of the NW¼ of the SE¼; claim thereof in any part made and provided, notice of the land taken, used or made and provided, notice July 17, 2012 at 6 p.m. thence North along the said is hereby given that said is hereby given that said RR0707 7/4,7/4, 7/117/11 West boundary a distance of deeded for railroad purposes mortgage will be foreclosed as set forth in Liber 9 of mortgage will be foreclosed 90 feet, more or less, to the by a sale of the mortgaged by a sale of the mortgaged POINT OF BEGINNING. Deeds, Page 618; and Liber premises, or some part of 6 of Deeds, Page 409. premises, or some part of PARCEL II: A parcel of them, at public vendue, at the them, at public vendue, at the WIC Coaching land located in the NW¼ Also excepting therefrom place of holding the circuit all that portion which has place of holding the circuit Position Available of the SE¼, Section 21, court within Iron County, at court within Iron County, at Township 43 North, Range been conveyed to the City of 10:00 AM, on August 3, 2012. The West Iron County Public School is looking Crystal Falls as set forth in 10:00 AM, on July 20, 2012. 35 West, described by metes Said premises are situated in Said premises are situated th and bounds as follows: Liber 273 of Deeds, Page 399. for an individual interested in coaching the 7 Township of Iron River, Iron in City of Iron River, Iron th Commencing at the Also excepting all oil, County, Michigan, and are & 8 Grade Girls Basketball teams. Any persons County, Michigan, and are interested must send a letter of interest by noon, Northwest corner of the gas, ores and mineral described as: The Southeast described as: The South NW¼ of the SE¼, Section interests of record; and 1/4 of the Northwest Friday, July 20, 2012 to: 21, Township 43 North, 435 feet of Government subject to any mining and 1/4, Section 7, Town 43 Lot 1, Section 36, Town West Iron County Public Schools Range 35 West; thence South development rights thereto. North, Range 35 West. along the West boundary line 44 North, Range 34 West. Mr. Mike Berutti The redemption period shall The redemption period shall The redemption period shall 701 Garfi eld Ave., Iron River, MI 49935 a distance of 422.69 feet to be 6 months from the date of be 6 months from the date of RR1717 7/117/11 the POINT OF BEGINNING be 6 months from the date of such sale, unless determined such sale, unless determined such sale, unless determined of the land herein to be abandoned in accordance abandoned in accordance described; thence East along abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, in with MCLA 600.3241a, in with MCLA 600.3241a, in a line parallel with the North which case the redemption which case the redemption IRON RIVER boundary line of the said which case the redemption period shall be 30 days period shall be 30 days period shall be 30 days NW¼ of the SE¼ a distance from the date of such sale. from the date of such sale. CITY COUNCIL VACANCY of 170 feet; thence South from the date of such sale. If the property is sold at If the property is sold at If the property is sold at PRECINCT # 3 along a line parallel to the foreclosure sale under Chapter foreclosure sale under Chapter West boundary line of the foreclosure sale under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature 32 of the Revised Judicature 32 of the Revised Judicature The City of Iron River is accepting letters of said NW¼ of the SE¼, a Act of 1961, pursuant to MCL Act of 1961, pursuant to MCL distance of 75 feet, more or Act of 1961, pursuant to MCL interest to fi ll a vacancy on the Iron River City 600.3278 the borrower will be 600.3278 the borrower will be 600.3278 the borrower will be Council. You must be a registered voter and reside less, to a point on the North held responsible to the person held responsible to the person boundary line of the S½ of held responsible to the person in Precinct #3. The appointed term will expire who buys the property at the who buys the property at the who buys the property at the S½ of S½ of said NW¼ of mortgage foreclosure sale or mortgage foreclosure sale December 31, 2013. It would be helpful in your the SE¼; thence West along mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage holder for or to the mortgage holder to the mortgage holder for letter of interest to provide a brief biographical a line parallel with the North damaging the property during for damaging the property boundary line of the said damaging the property during summary setting forth your experience and any the redemption period. during the redemption period. the redemption period. unique qualifications you may have for this NW¼ of the SE¼ a distance Dated: July 4, 2012 of 170 feet; thence North Dated: June 20, 2012 Dated: June 20, 2012 position. For more information, For more information, For more information, along the West boundary please call: Letters of interest shall be sent to: line of the said NW¼ of the please call: please call: FC X (248) 593-1302 FC D (248) 593-1309 Iron River City Council SE¼ a distance of 75 feet, FC X (248) 593-1302 Attn: City Clerk more or less, to the POINT Trott & Trott, P.C. Trott & Trott, P.C. Trott & Trott, P.C. OF BEGINNING. Attorneys For Servicer Attorneys For Servicer Attorneys For Servicer 106 W. Genesee St. Dated: July 2, 2012 31440 Northwestern 31440 Northwestern 31440 Northwestern Iron River, MI 49935 Joan Luhtanen, Highway, Suite 200 Highway, Suite 200 Highway, Suite 200 Submit letters of interest no later than County Clerk Farmington Hills, Michigan Farmington Hills, Michigan Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-2525 Tuesday, July 17, 2012 By Deborah Kubicsko 48334-2525 48334-2525 12 PM CST Deputy County Clerk File #404008F01 File #382482F02 File #403761F01 (06-20)(07-11) (07-04)(07-25) (06-20)(07-11) RR0606 7/11,7/11, 7/187/18 Kathy L. Anderson, City Clerk RR0303 7/11,7/11, 7/18,7/18, 7/25,7/25, 8/1,8/1, 8/8,8/8, 8/158/15 RR0404 6/20,6/20, 6/27,6/27, 7/4,7/4, 7/117/11 RR0101 7/4,7/4, 7/11,7/11, 7/7/ 18,18, 7/257/25 RR0505 6/20,6/20, 6/27,6/27, 7/4,7/4, 7/117/11 IRON COUNTY REPORTER, July 11, 2012, Page 11 OOutdoors...utdoors... Local favorites take boxing wins Trappers convention begins on Friday Midwest, National, and World Championships, in 1999. He even has his TV show - Preda- tor Quest. Trappers and the general public are welcome. Admission is $2 for adults and everyone 16 and under is admitted free. Lunch is available for pur- chase and you can camp on the grounds for only $20 per night, including water and electric. For further information, contact Roy Dahlgren at (906) 399- Crowd favorite Nick Stroud (left), originally from the area, plants a left hook on opponent Hector 1960 or visit www.uptrappers. Mendoza from Crown Boxing of Lansing. Stroud won in the 190-pound senior novice division. com. The fi ght, held on July 6 during Bass Festival, drew a capacity crowd. Bear license drawing results posted; leftover licenses on sale in July Richard Clark of Coleman, Wis., will be at the U.P. Trappers Association annual convention to answer questions and offer LANSING—Leftover bear apply. demonstrations for kids and adults. (UPTA photo) hunting licenses for the 2012 Hunters are reminded that ESCANABA—In celebration season will be available for their preference points will and adults. purchase in July, announced reset to zero if they purchase of their 50 years of serving Up- A man who caught over per Peninsula trappers, mem- the DNR. a leftover license, except for 8,000 muskrats last year, Trap- There are a total of 224 left- Lifetime Comprehensive Li- bers of the U.P. Trappers As- per Art from Wisconsin will sociation are doing everything over bear licenses available in cense holders. be showing attendees how to the Bergland Management Unit Results of the drawing for possible to make this their best trap muskrats. Jeff Dunlap convention ever and are also (Sept. 25 to Oct. 26). These the 2012 bear hunting licenses from Lower Michigan will be licenses will be sold online or have been posted on the DNR striving to make it interesting showing how to trap mink and for trappers and non-trappers at any license agent on a fi rst- website at www.michigan. raccoon. come, fi rst-served basis accord- gov/huntdrawings. Also, as alike. And Richard Clark will be They would like to remind ing to the following criteria: a reminder, applicants are no giving a demonstration to trap- --Holders of Lifetime Com- longer notifi ed of their drawing Upper Peninsula trappers and pers on how to properly prepare predator callers of the excellent prehensive Licenses, who were success by mail. mink, muskrats and raccoon for not selected in the drawing, A total of 7,991 bear licens- demo line-up at their 50th anni- market. His demo is a ‘must- versary convention. The event may purchase a leftover license es were available during the see’ for all beginning trappers beginning at 10 a.m. Monday, bear application period (May is being held on Friday, July and for the more experienced 13, and Saturday, July 14, at the July 9. 1 to June 1), about 32 percent who want to maximize their fur --Unsuccessful applicants fewer than in 2011. U.P. State Fairgrounds from 8 checks. may purchase a leftover license The DNR has reduced Ali Easley, organizer of Boxing Night at Nylund’s in Crystal a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. For those trappers wanting During the convention, beginning at 10 a.m. Monday, license quotas in response to Falls and president of the HAWK (Help A Willing Kid) foun- to trap more wary game, like July 16. data that indicate the state’s dation, stands with the fi rst boxer of the night, Miguel Perez trapping and hunting equip- coyotes and foxes, Steve and of Crown Boxing of Lansing. The Bass Festival boxing show ment, guns, loom rugs, boats --Any hunter may purchase bear populations have declined. Lori Gappa from Minnesota a leftover license beginning Lower license quotas should featured Crown Boxing fi ghters who faced boxers from other and ORVs, jewelry, crafts, will be showing us how they youth clubs from Michigan and Wisconsin, including tribal special predator hunting sup- at 10 a.m. Monday, July 23, stabilize bear populations in catch lots of coyotes amongst including those who did not upcoming years. clubs. Perez lost in the 60-pound junior novice division to David plies, intarsia wood products, stiff competition. Metzger of Hannahville Boxing. fishing creels and trapping Beaver are extremely hard baskets, live-traps, horse-shoe to put up and Fur Harvesters Entries now under way art, quilts, taxidermy services, Auction will be showing trap- heavy duty waders and hip pers how to properly prepare boots, trapping magazines, them for market. Open-water for DARE golf tourney raffl e tickets and many other snaring of beaver is quite new IRON COUNTY—Entries are or $200 for a four-person team, outdoor and indoor items are for Michigan Trappers and now being taken for the Mark which includes the cost of golf offered. Rally Hess, from Minnesota, Morkin Memorial DARE golf followed by a dinner, which Kids can reel in fi sh at the will be showing how to ef- Pocket Park and win prizes fectively and humanely snare tournament, which will be held will be served at 5:30 p.m. for any fi sh they catch, under beaver without damaging the Friday, Aug. 3, at the George Carts are extra. the careful supervision of the pelts. Young Recreational Complex There will be cash prizes, volunteers from the Normenco Want to graduate to making on Chicaugon Lake. a 50-50 raffl e and door prizes. Sportsman’s Club. Also offered your own trapping lure? Kel- The event is a fundraiser For more information, call are a full-slate of trapping len Kaatz from Illinois will be for the Iron County DARE Deputy Sheriff Ryan Boeh- demos by top trappers, many of covering the subject from A to program. It’s a four-person mke at 906-875-0650. Reg- whom have trapped throughout Z. And there is even a jewelry scramble starting at 11 a.m. istration deadline is Monday, the United States and beyond. making demo for the ladies. The cost is $50 per person July 30. It is usually recommended There is no charge and you get Debra Lauermann (left) of Crown Boxing and Missy Pont- that beginners start with one or to keep your own creation. briand of Teck’s M.A. in Iron Mountain were the only women two animals that are easy to trap Also, Les Johnson from Lake Antoine event Aug. 4 fi ghters of the night. They boxed in the 155-pound senior female and prepare for market – like Nebraska will be showing IRON MOUNTAIN—Entries from Katie Moxon (906-776- masters division. Their bout was rough, skilled and generated weasels, mink and muskrats. predator callers some of the are being taken for the annual 5918 or katie.moxon@dchs. a great deal of spectator excitement. A couple of the best weasel tricks, equipment and methods Lake Antoine Classic, a fund- org). trappers in Wisconsin, Bill and he has used to win many call- raiser for the Special Olympics George Porter, will be putting ing championships – including activities in the local area. on a weasel demo for both kids the triple crown of calling, The classic takes place on Golf news Saturday, Aug. 4, starting and Iron River Country Club, scramble, July 3 All-school challenge ending at Lake Antoine County Four-player teams: 1. Mark Park. There will be competitive Martini, Riley Thomson,. Noah 15K, fi ve-mile and two-mile Thomson, Nate Thomson, 64; 2. part of RAIC fundraiser Bruno Peloso, Karen Friestrom, youth runs and non-competitive Lloyd Ryden, Pete Kolbas, 65; 3. IRON RIVER—Registrations tion. Players are encouraged to fi ve-mile walk, a two-mile fun Vickie Broslavick, Marv Nordling, are still being taken for the wear their school colors. run/walk and a 15K bike ride. Karen Polley, Josh Kolbas, 66; 4. Lois Rollman, Scotty Watt, Kurt third annual RAIC (Recreation Registration is $210 per Participants can register Rollman, C.J. Nordling, 68; 5. Larry Association of Iron County) team ($195 for Iron River from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. on the Hendrickson, George Stockero, Bill golf fundraiser and all-school Country Club members) and dat of the race or preregister Bogdan, Chris Nordang, 68. Skins: Marti ni on #2 (eagle); challenge, which will be held includes golf, cart and a pizza for a reduced rate before July Richards team on #5; Schultz team on Friday, July 20, at Iron River party, which will be open to the 27. Race forms are available at on #11 (eagle). Country Club. public after the golf.. www.lakeantoineclassic.com or June 30 Three-person teams, June 30: The event has a 1 p.m. shot- First and second place 1. Ray and Pat Atanasoff ; Erik and gun start. Check-in is at noon. prizes will be given, along Karin Westphal; Bob and Dolly The fund-raiser, being pre- with a random draw. Regis- Watt s 118; 2. Jeff and Patti Sab- Reporter ott a; K.Beauchamp-J.Jackson; Pard sented by Global Response tration is at the country club. and Jean Bess; 119; 3. Duane and Corp., is a three-person scram- For more information, contact deadline JoAnn Sleeman; J.Helgren-N.Rob- Jacob Luckey of Iron River fi ghts in the 141-pound senior ble—register as a team or as an Dennis Margoni, P.O. Box 127, erts; Kurt and Lois Rollman; 118; 4. M.Nordling-V.Horton; G.Sloat- novice division against Jose Valdez of Crown Boxing. After the individual. An award will also Iron River, MI 49935, phone 4 p.m. Friday K.Polley; J.Bracket-N.Anderson; brutal bout, Luckey took the win. Friday Night Fight fans at be given to the local school 265-2348, email ddmargoni@ 120; 5. Lloyd and Sharon Ryden; Nylund’s cheered through 19 bouts, participated in numerous with the best alumni participa- yahoo.com. M.Melchiori-P.Passamani; George 50-50 raffl es and visited with Bass Festival friends and family and Barb Stockero, 120. in Crystal Falls. MEETING ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTICE OF PUBLIC ACCURACY TESTS FOR PUBLIC MEETINGS THE PRIMARY ELECTION ON AUGUST 7, 2012 NORTHPOINTE BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS BOARD The following Clerks will hold public accuracy tests of the electronic tabulating HOME OFFICE: Northpointe Behavioral Healthcare Systems equipment to demonstrate to the public that the votes cast will be accurately Administrative Offi ces counted for the candidate races and proposals. All tests will be conducted at 715 Pyle Drive, Kingsford, MI 49802 the respective city or township halls. PHONE: 906-774-0522 or 1-800-750-0522 BBatesates TTownshipownship onon Wednesday,Wednesday, JulyJuly 1818 atat 8:008:00 a.m.a.m. BarbBarb Moncivais,Moncivais, ClerkClerk The NORTHPOINTE BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS CCrystalrystal FFallsalls TownshipTownship onon Thursday,Thursday, JJulyuly 2266 atat 11:0011:00 a.m.a.m. JoanneJoanne Seppala,Seppala, ClerkClerk BOARD OF DIRECTORS will meet: HHematiteematite TownshipTownship onon Monday,Monday, JulyJuly 2323 atat 7:307:30 p.m.p.m. TanyaTanya Hiltonen,Hiltonen, ClerkClerk Monday, July 9, 2012 - 3:00 p.m. - Personnel Committee Meeting IIronron RRiveriver TTownshipownship oonn TThursday,hursday, JJulyuly 1199 aatt 44:00:00 p.m.p.m. AmberAmber Laturi,Laturi, ClerkClerk Wednesday, July 11, 2012 - 3:00 p.m. - Recipient Rights Committee Meeting MMansfieldansfield TownshipTownship onon Tuesday,Tuesday, JulyJuly 2424 atat 10:0010:00 a.m.a.m. TaraTara Peterson,Peterson, ClerkClerk Monday, July 16, 2012 - 10:30 a.m. - Finance Committee Meeting MMastodonastodon TownshipTownship onon Tuesday,Tuesday, JulyJuly 2244 atat 9:009:00 a.m.a.m. JanetJanet Lemke,Lemke, ClerkClerk SStambaughtambaugh TTownshipownship oonn TThursday,hursday, JJulyuly 1199 aatt 99:00:00 a.m.a.m. TheresaTheresa Baumgartner,Baumgartner, ClerkClerk These meetings will be held in the Conference Room at Northpointe, 715 Pyle Drive, Kingsford, MI. Any person needing reasonable accommodations to en- CCaspian,aspian, onon Tuesday,Tuesday, JulyJuly 2424 atat 10:0010:00 a.m.a.m. JohnJohn Stokoski,Stokoski, ClerkClerk able their attendance at these meetings may call 906-779-0510. CCrystalrystal FFalls,alls, WWednesday,ednesday, JulyJuly 1818 atat 10:0010:00 a.m.a.m. TaraTara Peltoma,Peltoma, ClerkClerk GGaastra,aastra, TTuesday,uesday, JulyJuly 2424 atat 10:0010:00 a.m.a.m. SusanSusan Zorzin,Zorzin, ClerkClerk Thursday, July 19, 2012 - 4:00 p.m. - Board of Director Meeting IIronron RRiver,iver, TTuesday,uesday, JJulyuly 2244 atat 8:008:00 a.m.a.m. KathyKathy Anderson,Anderson, ClerkClerk This meeting will be held in the Conference Room at Northpointe, 703 Second Avenue, Iron River, Michigan. Any person needing reasonable accommodations Absent Voter Ballots are now available. Please apply with your local clerk. to enable their attendance at this meeting may call 906-779-0510. Joan Luhtanen, County Clerk R14 7/11 R 7/11 IRON COUNTY REPORTER, July 11, 2012, Page 12 SSports...ports...

The Italians were all smiles after defeating the Swedes 17-14 at Runkle Lake Park July 7 in the annual Wop-Swede slowpitch game. Front row, from left: Tony Santilli, Philip Robinson, Scott Santilli, Coach Tom Lesandrini, Manager Bill Santilli, Herb Nylund, Dave Lesandrini, Kyle LaVacque, Coach Dennis Fabbri. Back row: Troy Margoni, Bryan LaChapelle Jr., Bryan LaChapelle, Brian Fabbri, Chris Iron County All-Stars Colavecchi, Kevin Colavecchi. Iron County was well-represented at the U.P. All-Star basketball game, played June 23 in St. Ignace. From left are Shannon Koski, Tanner Bartczak, Caleb Pellizzer, Audrey Sholander and Jaclyn Waara, who all received all-U.P. honors last winter before graduating this spring. In the boys game, Pellizzer had eight points, six rebounds, three assists and a steal. In the girls game, Waara had 12 points, fi ve Italians win one for steals and three assists; Koski and Sholander both scored three points, and Bartczak scored two. In pre-game skills tests, Pellizzer sank 15 three-pointers in one minute, and Waara made 9 of 10 free the ‘Top Wop,’ 17-14 throw attempts. (submitted photo) CRYSTAL FALLS—The Italians made plenty of noise with their bats in the fi rst three innings of the annual Wop- Swede softball game at Runkle Lake Park here July 7. And even though they didn’t score a run after that, their early 17-run onslaught was enough to win the annual ethnic classic 17-14. It was the closest contest in years, but the Italians had special incentive to win this year. First, the Swedes’ two- game win streak, including a Most of the crooked numbers came early in the game. Then the 31-9 triumph in 2011. pitchers took over. How’s this for slowpitch? “A lot of us last year felt three-run home run, a solo But while Gussert was humiliated,” said Italians’ homer by Drew Gussert holding the line, the Italians’ Manager Bill Santilli after the and a two-run single by Jeff pitcher, Bryan LaChapelle All on the same team game. “The Swedes gave us a Charnach. Sr., was also in shutdown Iron County players reportedly made up 25 percent of the West team’s roster at the U.P. All-Star thrashing, and we didn’t want That 6-0 lead melted as mode. After the fi rst inning, Classic football game, played June 30 at the Superior Dome in Marquette. Playing their fi nal high to see that happen again.” fast as an ice cream bar in LaChapelle never let the school game, all on the same team, were (kneeling, from left) Jacob Siler, Forest Park; Caleb Pellizzer, It was more than that, last week’s heat wave. Bryan Swedes’ offense get out of fi rst West Iron; Jake Divine, FP. Back row: Tyler Lovato, FP; Joe Varney, WIC; Ben Painter, FP; Kiel though. Earlier this year, the LaChapelle Jr. hit a three-run gear, holding them to single Atanasoff, WIC; Zach Hautala, FP; and Devin Marcell, WIC. Not pictured: Jim Spicer, WIC. Earlier Italians’ long-time manager, homer as the Italians scored runs in the third, fourth and in the week, Varney won the strongman man contest, bench-pressing 225 pounds 20 times, and was Peter “Bacco” Albarello, four in the last of the fi rst. seventh innings. After eight, chosen one of the West team’s captains. (submitted photo) passed away. The “Top Wop” After blanking the Swedes the Italians led 17-9. (that’s what was printed on his in the second, the Italians went Top of the ninth. Now or hat) was one of several people back to work. Two Swede never, and the Swedes fi nally remembered in a moment of errors and a walk led to eight got it going. Calix Sholander silence just before the game. runs, highlighted by Tony singled, John Bruce doubled “We came with a different Santilli’s two-run single and him to third. Wolard drove both attitude tonight,” Santilli said. Brian Fabbri’s two run double. in with another double. Gussert Both teams saw a big Now the Italians were in front hit the Swedes’ third straight infusion of younger talent. For 12-6. double, scoring Wolard, and years, the tradition was that The Swedes got one run Chad Martin belted a two- the game was for players 35 or back in the third (12-7), but the run homer to left. Joe Vrancic older. That was dropped this Italians added fi ve in the third, followed with another double. year. highlighted by Tony Santilli’s With fi ve runs in, the “Chad Martin [of the three-run homer and RBI hits Swedes had cut the Italians’ Swedes] and I talked earlier by LaChapelle Jr. and Fabbri. lead to three (17-14), and there this week,” Santilli explained. Trailing 17-7 after three, was still nobody out. Was “Some of our older guys are the Swedes had to do two Chung going to let the lead just saying they don’t want to things fast: stop the Italians’ slip away? play. offense and get their own bats Hardly! He retired the next Wykons say thanks “And it worked out great heated up. batter on a long fl y to center, West Iron County athletes thank Krist Atanasoff (second from right) for his donation that tonight—17-14! What a They got half of it done. got a foul ball strikeout, and funded the wrestling program last winter. Shown here are (from left), Matt Schmidt, Brett competitive game!” Gussert took over on the a grounder to short ended the Hebert, Kiel Atanasoff, Krist Atanasoff and Joe Schmidt. (submitted photo) From the way it started, mound in the fourth and game. fans wondered whether immediately shut down the “I was quite nervous at the scientifi c notation would be Italians’ offense. Incredibly for very end,” said Santilli. “They Forest Park code meeting Aug. 2 needed on the scoreboard a Wop-Swede game, Gussert went through their whole CRYSTAL FALLS—Forest part in athletics during the new card, insurance information before it ended. threw fi ve straight shutout batting order up until the end. Park has announced it will school year along with their and concussion baseline parents/guardians. If you can’t The Swedes scored six innings, allowing just two “It was a good game for be holding its athletic code testing on fi le before they will times in the fi rst inning, meeting on Thursday, Aug. 2, attend the Aug. 2 meeting, be allowed to practice. hits and retiring the Italians in the fans to see, for the Wop- at 6 p.m. in the high school there will be a second meeting First days of practice: highlighted by Bob Wolard’s order three times. Swedes as far as the tradition cafeteria. on Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 5:30 --Monday, Aug. 6, for football; goes. And it’s nice to get a W This meeting is required for p.m., also at the cafeteria. Wednesday, Aug. 8, for volleyball; after last year.” all athletes in seventh through All athletes must have a Monday, Aug. 27, for junior high Top Italian hitt ers: LaChapelle 12th grade who plan to take current physical examination girls basketball. Jr. and Tony Santi lli, both three hits, four runs batt ed in; Kyle LaVacque, Fabbri. both two hits, three RBIs; LaChapelle Sr., three hits. Three Italians scored three NORTHSTAR 2012 ti mes each. Top Swede hitt ers: Wolard, four hits, fi ve RBIs; Gussert and GOLF FUNDRAISER Joe Vrancic, both three hits, two RBIs; Chad Marti n, Jeff Chernach, both two hits, two RBIs; Calix ------Before the game, both teams lined up for a moment of silence in Sholander, three hits. Two Swedes memory of several area sports fi gures who passed away over the scored three ti mes. TEAMS st last year, including long-time “Top Wop” Peter “Bacco” Albarello. Swedes 601-100-105—14 21 Annual Italians 485-000-00x--17 NEEDED! Football camp Bocce ‘Going for the Green’ Joseph W. Polich Bocce 18-Hole Golf Scramble & Fundraiser League First half fi nal standings: The Depot, 15-6; Mr. T’s, 11-10; Dina Friday, August 10th starts Monday Mia, 11-10; Jacobs Funeral Home, 11-10; Knott y Pine Café, 11-10; IRON RIVER—For most U.P. players from Bark River-Harris Tony Fitt ante Sales, 11-10; Krist George Young Recreational Complex. cities, the fi rst sign of fall comes and Gladstone may also take Oil Co., 8-13; Alice’s Supper Club, in early August when football part. 6-15. players report to practice for the “I think our numbers are Congratulati ons to The Depot 9:30am: Registration for winning the fi rst half. Five-way $280 per fall season. going to be down a little bit,” said ti e for second place. 11:00am: Shotgun Start But Iron River gets a three- Berutti. “But I’m still expecting July 1 scores: The Depot def. four-man team week jump on everyone else about 200 kids. It should be a Mr. T’s, 2-1; Tony Fitt ante Sales 5:30pm: Dinner & Raffles next week when the annual Iron good three days.” def. Alice’s Supper Club, 3-0; County Football Camp takes Knott y Pine Café def. Krist Oil Co., All those players will be 2-1; Jacobs Funeral Home def. PRICE INCLUDES place at West Iron County High led through their paces by some Dina Mia, 2-1. School. The camp runs from July 40 coaches including some July 23 schedule: The Depot 18 Holes of golf w/ cart Dinner 16 to 18. of the best around: legendary vs. Krist Oil Co.; Jacobs Funeral Continental breakfast Lunch available ($5.00) As always, the focus at the Coach Buck Nystrom, teaching Home vs. Alice’s Supper Club; Dina Mia vs. Tony Fitt ante Sales; camp is on fundamentals and offensive linemen, and Ken Mr. T’s vs. Knott y Pine Café. Free Mammogram or PSA 50/50 Drawing improving skills. Klein, working with the WIC Coach Mike Berutti, defensive linemen. “It should be Hole Events Gift Basket Raffle who operates the camp, said two three good days.” Indoor bocce 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place Cash Winners out-of-state teams won’t make The players work on Windsor Center Thursday the trip to Iron River this summer. offensive and defensive Night Mixed results, July 5 Red Hot Mamas (Amy Pratt , Byron, Ill., isn’t making the long fundamentals during their Kim Kunchynski, Dale Saff ord) def. trip north, and Wisconsin Rapids morning and afternoon sessions. Distracted by Trivia (Kris Graves, You can register your team by sending your check (payable to NHS Volunteer also had to drop out—the camp During their lunch break, they Joann Menghini), 2-0. Services) and list of team members to Barb Martini at 609 Washington Avenue, confl icts with baseball playoffs. will hear several motivational Note: New players are invited every Thursday at 5:15 p.m. Iron River, MI 49935. In their place, Houghton will speakers. The day ends with Teams are randomly chosen each be returning to the camp, and some 7-on-7 drills. week.