Two Charged in Kimball Asphalt Plant Bombing by RICHARD JENKINS Woods Paving the Sheriff’S Department Failed to Plaints

Call (906) 932-4449 Forget No Soldier Ironwood, MI The Daily Globe salutes Redsautosales.com those who serve INSIDE TODAY DAILY GLOBE Friday, June 21, 2019 Scattered thunderstorms yourdailyglobe.com | High: 75 | Low: 59 | Details, page 2 Two charged in Kimball asphalt plant bombing By RICHARD JENKINS woods Paving the sheriff’s department failed to plaints. A July 6 search of the Gollub- [email protected] asphalt plant act on his complaints about the “Among the evidence recov- skes’ residence allegedly turned HURLEY – Two Kimball men as North- blasting at the plant. ered were portions of yellow, up three containers of hydraulic were charged this week with the woods Paving There were several reports green and blue plastic that fluid that were in similar contain- 2015 bombing of Mathy Con- became a divi- from people in the Kimball area employees of Mathy Construc- ers and the same brand as the struction’s asphalt plant in Kim- sion of Mathy that heard several explosions tion stated did not relate to any ones allegedly used in the blasts. ball. Construction between 4:15 and 6 a.m. on the items kept at the Mathy Con- The criminal complaints also Robert “Barrel Bob” Gollub- in 1995 – morning of July 4, 2015, accord- struction Asphalt Plant,” the com- shed light on the explosive ske, 82, and his son, Matthew and the ing to the criminal complaints plaints read, adding that the devices authorities say were used Allen Gollubske, 38, are each impact its unsealed Thursday. plant foreman said explosives in the blasts. charged with two counts of being o p e r a t i o n s First responders arriving at weren’t kept on site either. “The ATF laboratory was able a party to the crime of using Robert were having the asphalt plant located off U.S. An agent with the Bureau of to determine the devices used in Gollubske explosives to damage property – on the family 2 noted a Volvo Model 220H Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and the two explosion events at the a Class C felony with a potential and their Wheel Loader on fire and a large Explosives investigating the Mathy Construction Plant were maximum penalty of up to 40 property nearby. Robert previ- asphalt tank that had suffered explosions determined the yel- plastic containers containing a years in prison or a fine of up to ously filed a lawsuit in an attempt “significant blast damage.” low plastic found at the scene mixture of flattened double ball $100,000. to get the asphalt plant shut The investigation into the came from buckets of hydraulic smokeless powder, ammonium Both men have previously down and was charged in 2013 explosions determined two sepa- fluid that were a different brand complained about the asphalt with threatening to blow up the rate explosive devices were used than the ones the company used plant – also known as the North- Iron County Courthouse because at the site, according to the com- on site. BOMBING — page 5 MIDSUMMER MAYPOLE Crowd turns out for comedy, magic, hijinks in Mercer By TOM LAVENTURE where performers looked back to [email protected] the stage acts of the early 20th MERCER, Wis. – Both chil- century leading up to the Ed Sul- dren and adults responded with livan Show in the 1950s and laughs and awe with the comedy, 1960s, he said. The New magic and juggling of a husband Vaudeville acts included juggling and wife performing duo Thurs- and fit in well as jesters at the day at Mercer Library. renaissance festivals and also In Capable Hands, the come- doing a lot of street shows, he dy duo of Steve Russell and Kobi said. Shaw, brought the same family- Shaw was raised in Connecti- style blend of juggling, balancing, cut and has a theatre back- magic and novelty tricks that has ground. She said the two met at appeared on television and Clown College that was run by venues around the world. Ringling Brothers and Barnum “Yah, it’s been amazing,” said and Bailey Circus in Florida from Russell. “For years we traveled 1968 to 1997. When the two and performed on cruise ships decided to get married they and in 66 countries and all 50 worked out an act together as states.” well, she said. The couple bought a home in “He juggled and I had a lot of Colfax, Wisconsin around 20 circus skills from Clown College years ago, he said. They still like and had been a performer,” Shaw to perform around the globe dur- said. “So we combined every- ing winter, but like to limit shows thing and we’ve been on the road to events around the region dur- ever since.” ing summer at libraries, county The couple has two sons, ages fairs and state fairs, he said. 16 and 18. Both the boys can jug- “In the summer we look for gle and have been on the road as places where we can perform a family for years but have not around here so we don’t have to pursued performing as a career, go all over the place,” Russell she said. said. “We still love to travel but Shaw said it’s tough to put a it’s also nice to be at home as label on the act. It’s been called a well.” juggling show but it succeeded as Russell started juggling in the 1970s and performed as part of the “New Vaudeville” movement MAGIC — page 5 Submitted photo RINGING IN the longest day of the year, Eero and Rosann Angeli celebrate the Summer Solstice with a midsummer Maypole at their home in Ironwood.

Francis Street pipework project continues on schedule By BRYAN HELLIOS put a little water in it,” he said. accommodate residents, Turvo- [email protected] “Then you have to take bacteria nen said. IRONWOOD – Construction tests.” “I think the biggest com- on Francis Street is progressing He said it is a process, plaint with the temporary line is on schedule and all pipes are in adding the pipework is project- the water is too warm ,” he said, the ground, according to Bob ed to be completed by July 5, adding the black pipe is Tervonen, Ironwood’s water and then Angelo Luppino Construc- warmed by the sun. utility manager. tion can begin work on road “You put the main in then restoration. you fill it, you disinfect it and Crews are doing their best to FRANCIS — page 5 Wakefield-Marenisco board rates superintendent 4 out of 4 By P.J. GLISSON members have given him an Gustafson after a closed session [email protected] overall rating of 4 out of 4, or on Monday evening, during WAKEFIELD – It’s been a “highly effective.” which they rated and discussed year now since Jason Gustafson “I think the year went really the following five categories: 1. Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe took on the role of superinten- well,” said the superintendent student achievement, 2. stu- STEVE RUSSELL and Kobi Shaw, who together are In Capable dent for the Wakefield-Marenis- in an interview in his office this Hands, perform a musical comedy bit to conclude their family- co School District, and he’s week. style performance for children and parents Thursday at the Mer- pleased that board of education Board members evaluated cer Community Center. WAKEFIELD — page 5 TODAY INDEX Scattered t-storms — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-13 75 cents

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She The White House also Dec. 1 at the request of U.S. insists that changes are took steps that would allow authorities who want her needed to generate Demo- the administration to sub- to face fraud charges in the Mercer board of supervisors award bids cratic support, and has mit legislation necessary to U.S. By TOM LAVENTURE consultants and the Wisconsin Depart- appointed a working group implement the trade deal Trump is expected to [email protected] ment of Natural Resources regarding the to meet with United States in time for lawmakers to meet with Chinese Presi- MERCER, Wisc. – Bids for roads, clean- Shay dam at Fisher Lake are promising. Trade Representative vote before the August dent Xi Jinping at the G-20 ing and building were awarded Thursday The specialty concrete work needed for the Robert Lighthizer on find- recess, if they so choose. summit this month in at the Town of Mercer Board of Supervi- dam, built in 1926, was said to be possible ing ways to ease Democrat- Labor unions, a key Japan. The president said sors meeting. and when done would be able to be main- ic lawmakers’ concerns. Democratic constituency, he would bring up Cana- The Board approved 5-0 a $15,750 bid tained for several decades, he said. “My hope is that over are seeking assurances that da’s concerns if Trudeau from Nasi Roofing LLC of Hurley for the “There will be a proposal in two to the course of the next cou- Mexico will enforce requested. ambulance barn roof and another $26,300 three weeks,” Sendra said. ple of weeks we can make enhanced labor standards “Anything I can do to for the town fire hall roof. The decision Board discussion included blight issues substantial progress,” for workers there because help Canada I will be carried over from May to allow the archi- and addressing them with letters from the Lighthizer told a Senate that would reduce the doing,” Trump said. tectural firm to verify the bids covered all city. Similar discussion on the grass ordi- panel Tuesday. incentive for U.S. compa- After the meeting, contractor specifications. nance called for investigating the owner- “I think Nancy Pelosi is nies to move their plants Trudeau said he and The Board approved 5-0 to award two ship of two properties with uncut grass. going to do the right and jobs south of the bor- Trump had an extended paving bids to Eagle River asphalt contrac- Eric Snow, supervisor, requested to thing,” Trump predicted as der. The new deal requires conversation about how tor Pitlik & Wick Inc. The first was a have the issue of business owner com- he met with Trudeau in the Mexico to encourage inde- China has detained two $158,580 bid for a section of Martha Lake plaints about the city signage ordinance Oval Office. He went on to pendent unions that will Canadians in retaliation Road, and a $141,431 bid for a section of placed on the next meeting agenda. He describe the deal as “great bargain for higher wages for the arrest of the Huawei Thompson Trail. said the owners are receiving letters from for the farmers, manufac- and better working condi- executive. The Board 5-0 approved a $15,048 the city that should be reviewed and mold remediation proposal to Hoeft Con- approved by the Board chair before mail- Serial killer boast doubted by some; FBI doesn’t rule it out struction Company of Hurley. The work in ing. a city garage building will focus on the Michael Lambert, supervisor, said he CHICAGO (AP) – A for- serial killer. Bullis, the June 29, 2017, Christensen wash bay and the large restroom. would like to pursue the idea of an extend- mer University of Illinois prosecution’s star witness seemed proud as he told The Board unanimously approved the ed professional fireworks display for the doctoral student on trial who testified at the federal Bullis he’d killed others – commercial design review recommenda- Fourth of July celebration. He thought it for killing a visiting scholar trial for a second day even tracing “13” on her tion of the city Planning Commission for might be a remedy to the amount of pri- from China searched the Thursday, wore an FBI wire hand with his finger, she Mercer Industries of Wisconsin, LLC. The vately owned fireworks in the area. internet for instructions on over several weeks, once testified Thursday. The FBI company is planning a 30-foot by 80-foot In other business the Board unani- committing murder before becoming so nervous arrested him the next day. addition to its building in the city indus- mously approved: the woman vanished, recording her boyfriend- Christensen has plead- trial park and will include a second deck –City Clerk permission to pay bills which one expert on serial turned-suspect that she ed not guilty to kidnapping to the structure. between meetings. killers says may be a sign fainted. resulting in death, though The Board 5-0 approved 10 bartender –The sale of a 2000 Ford F-350 for that his boast to have killed Christensen, who is his lawyer told jurors dur- license applications in addition to the 19 $3,001 to John White, the high offer of 12 others is false but which now 29, described to her ing opening statements he licenses approved in May. The Board also three bids. the FBI hasn’t ruled out. how he lured Yingying did kill Zhang. He faces a approved five full Class B liquor license The next regular meeting of the Mercer Brendt Christensen’s Zhang into his car on June possible death sentence if renewal applications in addition to the 16 Town Board of Supervisors will be held claim came in conversa- 9, 2017, as she waited for a convicted. Class B and six non-Class B applications 5:30 p.m. July 18, in the Haines building at tions recorded by his girl- bus and then forced the 26- For someone who pur- in May. 2657W Railroad St., Mercer, Wisconsin. friend, Terra Bullis, who he year-old into his apart- ports to be a seasoned John Sendra, supervisor chair, said The July 4 meeting was cancelled for the may have been trying to ment. There, he raped, killer going back to his ongoing discussions with engineering national holiday. impress by saying he was a choked and stabbed days as an undergraduate Zhang, then beat her to in physics in Wisconsin, th death with a baseball bat Christensen devoted lots of 4 of July Holiday Hours and decapitated her. time researching the topic “Do you think you leading up to Zhang’s dis- Wednesday, July 3rd - Office hours 9am-1pm might be the next success- appearance. BESSEMER ful serial killer?” Bullis He downloaded an arti- Produce • Craft • Flea Market Thursday, July 4th - CLOSED asks him in one conversa- cle, “Beyond the Grave – the DAILY GLOBE WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED tion. He answers: “I already Understanding Human Every Saturday STARTING JUNE 22ND am.” He calls Zhang victim Decomposition,” and a ADVERTISING DEADLINES “No. 13” and says he’s been paper on “The Criminal through Mid-September, 8am-3pm Friday, July 5th Daily Globe Advertising Deadline- killing since around 2001 Mind of Serial Killers,” and Located in the Stempihar parking lot Tuesday, July 2 by 4:00pm when he was 19. he visited an “abduction At a vigil for Zhang on 101” fetish forum. Saturday, July 6th Range Source Edition Deadline- FEATURING: Friday, June 28th by 4:00pm St. Sebastian Church Lorendo’s Pantry Fresh Produce & Amish Canned Goods Craft and Flea vendors welcome Have a Pasty Sale Call Gene at 906-236-4230 Safe and Thurs., June 27, 2019 Last Sale until Happy Cost: $3.50 each September 4th of To order call July! Barbara Karpus at 906-667-0647 by Monday, June 24, 2019 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 3 Community Briefs KAYAKING THE BLUE NILE

Road closure date mer reading programs. changed Folk musician Troy Gra- ham will perform at this WAKEFIELD – The meet and greet style event. road closure previously set The 11 a.m. concert is to begin on June 24 at the themed around “Universe County G bridge of Long of stories” and is aimed at Lake has been changed to younger children, and the start July 8. 2 p.m. show is aimed at Awkward Stage teens grades 6-12. Drama Club readies Attorney Long from for summer camp Hurley to Speak IRONWOOD – On Tues- WINCHESTER – Attor- day, the Awkward Stage ney Long with Sturgul and Drama Club will be hosting Long law offices in Hurley, a summer camp at Depot Wis., will speak at the Park in Ironwood, showing Winchester Public Library off the various aspects of a on Thursday at 4 p.m. stage production. The topic will be trusts Participants will learn and other elder issues, clar- how to write a script, cre- ification and information. ate illustrations, make props and act. The camp is Lake Road open for grades 6-12. again Contact the Ironwood Carnegie Library for more IRONWOOD – The information at 906-932- Gogebic County Road Submitted photo 0203. Commission reported that THIS PHOTO features one of the many sights on Brian Doss’ travels during his Blue Nile expedition. Brian Doss the Lake Road closure has will present a travelogue on “An Expedition of the Blue Nile in Ethiopia” on Monday, July 1, 7 p.m., at the Boul- Music concerts for been partially lifted, with der Junction Community Center. kids and teens to be one lane open. held at Depot Park Traffic control flaggers will manage traffic travel- IRONWOOD – The ing along the construction Bucket lists; entertaining kids made easy Ironwood Carnegie zone. Library is hosting concerts The construction is CHICAGO – When it comes to come as no surprise that 56% of par- children. at the Depot Park on Tues- expected to last three to four dreaming up nightmare scenarios, ents said they’re ready for their chil- How do parents beat the stress of day that feature music weeks as the pulverizing and running late for a meeting, standing dren to go back to school after just summer? More than half of the par- themed around their sum- paving project is underway. in line at the DMV, filing your income one week. ents surveyed said they have a family taxes, getting yelled at by your boss The survey by market researchers bucket list of things they want to do or talking to your in-laws on the OnePoll—and commissioned by with their children before they turn Calendar phone for an hour come to mind. And Groupon—uncovered why it’s just so 18. Going on a road trip, learning all of these situations, according to a hard for parents to keep their chil- how to ride a bike, taking a camping new Groupon survey, parents would dren occupied over the summer trip, teaching kids to cook and visit- Email calendar items and meeting, regular meeting to community news to follow, GCRC offices. rather face than trying to plan sum- months and what they can do to get ing an amusement park or waterpark [email protected]. Bessemer Township mer activities for their children. ahead of the curve. were the top five activities on family For more information, call 906- Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, The poll of 2,000 parents found Half of all parents surveyed said bucket lists. 932-2211. Ramsay. Mercer School Board, 5 that 70 percent of parents admit to they struggle to keep their children Parents said having a family buck- Friday, June 21 p.m., Mercer K-12 School being stressed about summer plan- busy due to work responsibilities. et list of things to do with your kids commons, Mercer, Wis. ning, and a sizeable chunk of them, Other challenges identified by par- before they turn 18 keeps them cul- Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Western U.P. Board of 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Health, 5 p.m., Western U.P. 40%, still have nothing planned at ents included having to juggle multi- tured, enables them to spend quality Center. Health Department office, all. Furthermore, nearly a quarter of ple schedules, running out of ideas time together as a family, creates an Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Bessemer parents said they have less sex with after one week and lacking a central environment where they can explore 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Gogebic County Fair Ironwood. their partners over the summer. place where parents can conveniently mutual interests, limits screen time Board, 5:30 p.m., Fair- Mercer Food Pantry, grounds, Ironwood. Given these numbers, it should find and buy things to do with their and cures boredom. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Ironwood Township Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Board, 5:30 p.m., Township 715-476-7655. offices. Deadliest Catch captain hosts local fundraisers Alcoholics Anonymous/ Wakefield City Council, Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- The family wishes 5:30 p.m., City Hall. MARQUETTE – Captain House “Deadliest Catch” dinner at the boat house, an Church, Ironwood. Ironwood City Commis- to thank everyone area74.org. sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Keith Colburn from the room. with music and entertain- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Building. EST, Ontonagon United popular reality show, “The On Friday, June 28, ment by Double Trouble at the Gogebic Ironwood School Board, Deadliest Catch,” will be in Capt. Colburn and friend Entertainment. Methodist Church basement, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 Medical Care next to Holiday gas station, School board room. Marquette on June 28, 29 Jay Feely will accompany The public is invited to Ontonagon. area74.org. and 30 to host fundraisers several fishing boats to participate in all the events Facility for their Alcoholics Anonymous, Tuesday, June 25 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace to help build the new Steve Stannard Rock for a friend- but tickets must be pur- kindness and care Catholic Church, Ironwood. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Mariucci Family Beacon ly fishing adventure. That chased in advance. Tickets given to John area74.org. Patterson courts or Ironwood House. Proceeds from all evening, a party at the Lake to both dinners and the Government Memorial Building. during his stay and Gogebic Conservation Mercer Area Sno-goers events will go toward the Superior Yacht Yard will golf event are available District, 10 a.m., Natural Board, 9 a.m., groomer Beacon House Capital include Captain Colburn, online at www.upbeacon- to Jerald Rocco for Resources Center, Besse- barn. Campaign and a guest former NFL kicker Jay house.org or by calling his professional help. mer. Gogebic County Veterans room will be named for the Feely, Steve Mariucci of the 906-225-7100. Bessemer Recreation Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Committee, 9 a.m., Bluff Val- a.m., Ironwood Memorial Deadliest Catch in Captain NFL Network, all the fish- For more information, ley Park. Building. 906-667-1110. Keith Colburn’s honor, ermen, as well as commu- please contact Mary Dowl- Thank You, Saturday, June 22 Breakfast For Your Brain, with the room décor reflect- nity members who come ing at 906-225-7100 or 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- The John Tarro munity Center. 715-561-2695. ing the crab fisherman’s out to support the Beacon email mary@upbeacon- Union Station Food Moonshadow Troy Gra- theme and photos. House. house.org. Family Pantry and Northern Food ham kids concert, 11 a.m., All participants in the Elizabeth’s Chop House Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Depot Park. 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. event will also be recog- will be catering a Lake Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, nized at the new Beacon Trout and Grilled Chicken NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Ironwood. area74.org. Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, PROPOSED 2019-20 BUDGET area74.org. noon, Golden Dragon. Community Pickleball Awkward Stage Drama BESSEMER BOARD OF EDUCATION Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Club Summer Camp, grades School gymnasium. 715-776- 6-12, 1 p.m., Depot Park. Location: Media Center/Library of the A.D. Johnston Jr./Sr. 4588. Troy Graham concert and Community Square Six Word Slam, grades 5 and High School, 100 E. Lead St., Bessemer, Michigan Dance, 3 p.m., Mercer Com- BLOWOUT SALE up, Depot Park. On Wednesday, June 26, 2019, at 6:00pm, the Board of munity Center. Mountain Bike Ride, 6 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Wolverine Trails. Education of the Bessemer Area School District will hold a p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, 25%OFF Woods and Blooms Gar- public hearing to consider the District’s proposed 2019-20 Ironwood. area74.org. den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines budget. Sunday, June 23 Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. EVERYTHING! Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 The Board may not adopt its proposed 2019-20 budget until Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Episcopal Church of the Get your yard ready for after the public hearing. A copy of the proposed 2019-20 p.m., closed meeting, Salem Transfiguration, Ironwood. budget, including the proposed property tax millage rate, will Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. the 4th of July! Mercer Health and Well- Government be available for public inspection during normal business ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Gogebic Community Col- hours as of Monday, June 24, 2019 at 301 E. Sellar Street, Mercer Community Center. lege Board, 4:30 p.m., room LARGEST GREENHOUSE CENTER IN THE WESTERN U.P. Bessemer, Michigan. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 B-22, Jacob Solin Business Flowers, Vegetables, Trees, Shrubs & More! p.m., Wesley United Methodist Center, GCC. The property tax millage rate proposed to be levied Church, Ironwood. Iron County Board of OPEN Mon.-Sat. 9-5; Sun. 9-3 to support the proposed budget will be a subject Alcoholics Anonymous, Supervisors, 6 p.m., Court- LOCATED AT 162 N. COUNTY RD. 519, of this hearing. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran house, Hurley. WAKEFIELD, MI Church, Bessemer. Wednesday, June 26 This notice is hereby given by order of the Board of Education. area74.org. 1 mile down N. County Rd. 519 just off M-28, Look for pink flower cabin signs. Monday, June 24 Christian Men of the [email protected] Beth Steiger, Secretary Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Find us on Facebook Iron County Food Pantry, Cafe, Ironwood. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Mentoring of Moms, 9- 906-364-0669 Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- 10:30 a.m., Range Community 4450. Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- IRONWOOD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Finnish Women’s Auxil- 4355. iary, 10 a.m., Little Finland. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, PROPOSED 2019-2020 BUDGET Ironwood. area74.org. Immediate Iron County Mobile Food Pantry, noon-1:30 p.m., Iron PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on June 24, 2019 at County Recycling-Iron Coun- six o’clock p.m. at Luther L. Wright K-12 School, Iron- ty Forestry Parking Lot, 606- Openings 607 3rd Ave. North, Hurley. wood, Michigan, the Board of Education of the Iron- 715-561-2695. wood Area Schools will hold a public hearing in Study Young Writers Camp, 3 Services in Hurley Hall 230 to consider the District’s proposed 2019-2020 p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Library. budget. Overeaters Anonymous, Behavioral 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran The Board may not adopt its proposed 2019-2020 Church, Wakefield. Health budget until after the public hearing. A copy of the pro- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Our Lady of Peace 210 5th Ave North posed 2019-2020 budget, including the proposed prop- Catholic Church, Ironwood. Chiropractic erty tax millage rate, is available for public inspection area74.org. on Monday, June 24, 2019 during normal business Author Peter Annin We accept Speaks, 6:30 p.m., Mercer hours in the Superintendent’s Office of the Luther L. Library, Mercer Michigan Wright K-12 School, Ironwood, Michigan. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Health Support EST, Ontonagon United Services The property tax millage rate proposed to be Methodist Church basement, Medicaid! levied to support the proposed budget will be next to Holiday gas station, Ontonagon. area74.org. a subject of this hearing. Government Iron County Human Ser- Call: (715) 329-1288 This notice is given by order of the Board of Educa- vices Board, 3 p.m., county tion. board room. nlccwi.org Gogebic County Road Carolyn Mieloszyk, Secretary Commisssion, 4 p.m. finance l 4 FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE 10 percent bonus Sue Mizell, Publisher True, polls have very limited more than 31 months ago. value at this stage of a presidential The president enters the race Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor campaign. Yes, Democrats are far with many strengths. The unemploy- from choosing their nominee to ment rate of 3.6% in May was the oppose President Trump. Of course, lowest in 50 years, and in the latest a great deal can change between now Cokie CNN poll, 56% approved of his eco- and Election Day. and Steve nomic policies, a new high. Trump, In Their Opinion Or maybe not. Roberts who never really stopped campaign- Since Trump’s victory, the politi- ing, enjoys a huge lead over the Wisconsin is cal balance has remained remark- Democrats in building a national ably stable, and that’s both good and organization and raising money. bad news for a president who for- Democrats seem to be lurching becoming island mally launched his re-election cam- similar margin. leftward on issues like abortion and paign this week with a raucous rally “Mr. Trump has never expanded impeachment, and while those poli- in Florida. his support beyond the people who cies are highly popular in liberal of pot prohibition On the plus side for Trump, his elected him – and never really coastal enclaves, they could pose a base shows no signs of cracking. tried,” writes Peter Baker in the real danger to the national ticket in As Michigan and Illinois move toward permitting When the president mused on Twit- Times. “He has remained focused more moderate precincts of the Mid- sales of recreational marijuana, Wisconsin finds ter recently that his supporters intently on retaining the support of west. itself without a strategy to handle its status as an “would demand” he stay in office his base to the exclusion of reaching Above all, the Democrats are far island of pot prohibition. after eight years – a totally unconsti- out to those who have opposed from producing a candidate who can There likely will be consequences for the state on tutional idea – he was accurately him.” generate the sort of energy and this issue, especially for law enforcement agencies reflecting their unswerving devotion. A careful reading of survey data excitement that powered the cam- having to confront Wisconsin residents crossing “To too many people, he’s not a supports this analysis. An average of paigns of Barack Obama and Bill state lines to acquire weed legal in other states. human being. He’s a demigod,” said all national polls puts Trump’s favor- Clinton, the only successful Republican leaders have been vocal critics of Gov. conservative radio host Michael Sav- able rating at 43.3%. As Baker points Democrats in more than 40 years. In Tony Evers’ proposal to decriminalize marijuana pos- age to The New York Times. out, “He is the only president in the the NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, session, but they so far have failed to offer an alter- But the downside of this frozen history of polling who has never only 13% describe themselves as native plan except to maintain the status quo. Sorry, landscape is equally obvious. once, not for a single day, earned the “enthusiastic” about Biden, a clear lawmakers, but ignoring the changes beyond our Trump’s core base of support hovers support of a majority of Americans warning that the leading Democrat borders won’t make them go away. between 35% and 37% of the elec- surveyed by Gallup.” has some serious flaws. And let’s hope Wisconsin doesn’t end up treating torate, and despite their fervid loyal- Trump’s real base is actually even For all the turmoil generated by marijuana like it did margarine. To protect the dairy ty, that base is simply not large smaller. In 2016, only 38% of voters the Trump presidency, not much has industry, the state in 1895 banned the sale of mar- enough to guarantee him a second told exit polls he was qualified to be changed politically since his elec- garine colored to look like butter. As margarine term. Trump won 46.4% of the vote president, 35% said he had the prop- tion. His base remains just about the gained popularity in the 1960s, many Wisconsin res- in 2016, and he needs at least a 10% er temperament, and 33% described same. He won in 2016 because about idents traveled to Illinois to acquire the stuff. The ban margin above and beyond his base – him as honest and trustworthy. 1 in 10 voters who were not part of proved out of touch with consumer preferences, and call it the 10% bonus – to have a Those responses average out to that base, and who had serious it was repealed in 1967. realistic chance at a second term. 35.3% – the loyalists who truly doubts about his character and qual- Marijuana isn’t margarine, of course, but there’s a Recent polls clearly reveal the believe in him. ifications, disliked Hillary Clinton lesson to be learned. Market forces don’t care about president’s peril. Two surveys in In the latest NBC/Wall Street enough to vote for him anyway. laws. If there’s a demand for something, people will Michigan, one of three states that Journal poll, which asks voters to Can Trump win over that 10% seek it out. Wisconsin residents could go to Illinois gave Trump his margin of victory in rate their feelings about public fig- again? The election could well hinge to buy pot as soon as 2020 under the bill passed by 2016, show Trump trailing former ures, 23% said they were “enthusias- on the answer. the Illinois Legislature last month and sent to Gov. vice president Joe Biden by double tic” about Trump, and 14% called Steve and Cokie Roberts can be con- J.B. Pritzker for his signature. Under the bill, nonres- digits. In Pennsylvania, a Quinnipiac themselves “comfortable” with the tacted by email at idents would be allowed to possess up to 15 grams, poll had Biden beating Trump by 11 president. The two answers come to [email protected] or half an ounce, of pot. points. A national survey conducted 37%, almost exactly the same num- COPYRIGHT 2019 STEVEN AND Meanwhile, Michigan is continuing to debate per- by Fox News put Biden ahead by a ber that strongly supported Trump COKIE ROBERTS mitting marijuana sales after residents passed last year a referendum legalizing recreational marijuana. Today in history A Wisconsin Watch report showed how a reporter could easily obtain pot edibles from an outlet called BlazeMichigan, which provides a “gift” of marijuana By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History with the purchase of two used books for $65. Pot On June 21, 1964, civil sales are still banned in Michigan, so businesses hav- rights workers Michael H. ing been exploiting loopholes while waiting for Schwerner, Andrew Goodman Michigan to approve pot sales. But it won’t be long and James E. Chaney were before Wisconsin residents have a plethora of slain in Philadelphia, Mississip- pi; their bodies were found options for acquiring legal weed. buried in an earthen dam six How will Wisconsin respond to a flourishing pot weeks later. (Forty-one years tourism industry in Illinois and Michigan? Will law later on this date in 2005, enforcement set up checkpoints at the border to Edgar Ray Killen, an 80-year- old former Ku Klux Klansman, crack down on residents bringing weed back to Wis- was found guilty of manslaugh- consin? That would seem like a huge waste of ter; he was sentenced to 60 resources. years in prison, where he died Or will law enforcement agencies simply look the in January 2018.) other way, conceding the impracticality of marijuana On this date In 1377, King Edward III possession laws? We wouldn’t want that, either. died after ruling England for 50 The Legislature and Evers should figure out a years; he was succeeded by workable and enforceable pot policy, reconciling his grandson, Richard II. Wisconsin’s pot laws with looming legalization in In 1788, the United States Constitution went into effect as ing the American flag as a form Five years ago: An armed Rock musician Joe Molland nearby states. New Hampshire became the of political protest was protect- South Korean soldier fled after (Badfinger) is 72. Rock musi- Wisconsin residents aren’t going to wait for the ninth state to ratify it. ed by the First Amendment. killing five of his comrades and cian Don Airey (Deep Purple) Legislature’s permission to buy pot in neighboring In 1834, Cyrus Hall In 2001, a federal grand wounding seven at an outpost is 71. Rock musician Joey states. The sooner lawmakers accept this reality, the McCormick received a patent jury in Alexandria, Va., indicted near the North Korean border. Kramer (Aerosmith) is 69. sooner they can enact sensible marijuana policies. for his reaping machine. 13 Saudis and a Lebanese in (The soldier, identified only as Rock musician Nils Lofgren is In 1942, German forces led absentia for the 1996 bombing Sgt. Yim, was captured two 68. Actress Robyn Douglass is – Janesville Gazette by Generaloberst (Colonel of the Khobar Towers in Saudi days later.) Gerry Conlon, 60, 67. Actor Leigh McCloskey is General) Erwin Rommel cap- Arabia that killed 19 American who was unjustly imprisoned 64. Cartoonist Berke Breathed tured the Libyan city of Tobruk servicemen. Death claimed for an Irish Republican Army is 62. Actor Josh Pais is during World War II. (Rommel actor Carroll O’Connor at age killing and inspired the Oscar- 61.Country singer Kathy Mat- Thought for Today was promoted to the rank of 76 and blues musician John nominated film “In the Name of tea is 60. Oregon Gov. Kate “In America, to look a couple of years younger than Field Marshal; Tobruk was Lee Hooker at age 80. the Father,” died in Belfast. Brown is 59. Actor Marc you actually are is not only an achievement for which retaken by the Allies in Novem- In 2002, one of the worst One year ago: First lady Copage is 57. Actress Sammi ber 1942.) An Imperial wildfires in Arizona history Melania Trump visited with Davis is 55. Actor Doug Savant you are to be congratulated, it is patriotic.” Japanese submarine fired grew to 128,000 acres, forcing migrant children during a brief is 55. Country musician Porter — Cynthia Propper Seton, shells at Fort Stevens on the thousands of homeowners stop at a Texas facility housing Howell is 55. Actor Michael American writer (1926-1982) Oregon coast, causing little near the community of Show some children separated from Dolan is 54. Writer-director damage. Low to flee. their parents at the border; she Lana Wachowski is 54. Actress Letters Policy In 1973, the U.S. Supreme In 2013, President Barack caused a stir when she left Carrie Preston is 52. Actress Court, in Miller v. California, Obama nominated James Washington wearing a green, Paula Irvine is 51. Rapper/pro- ruled that states may ban Comey, a Bush-era Justice offi- hooded military jacket with let- ducer Pete Rock is 49. Country The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters materials found to be obscene cial, to head the FBI, succeed- tering that said, “I really don’t singer Allison Moorer is 47. should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve according to local standards. ing Robert Mueller. 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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 5 Bombing telling the Daily Globe he allegedly providing incon- Mathy Construction,” the blow up the Iron County Marshfield Clinic in Mer- was gone the weekend of sistent statements regard- complaints read. Courthouse in 2013 were cer. In this case, he alleged- the explosions and that he ing their alibis, the com- The complaints also refiled after originally ly said, “I can blow this From page 1 learned of them when his plaint alleges Matthew’s refer to witnesses who said being dismissed. He is also place up and get away with nitrate, urea, aluminum son, Matthew, read about it cell phone used a cell tower the two defendants were accused of threatening the it,” after getting upset at and perchlorate ions in a Daily Globe story near Phillips, Wis., at 7:07 planning something or Mathy Construction being denied an appoint- (ANFO explosive device),” online earlier in the day the a.m. on July 4. The com- were told by the defendants asphalt plant in 2016 on ment, according to a proba- the complaints read. search warrant was execut- plaint claims the tower that something would hap- the one-year anniversary of ble cause statement in the According to the com- ed. couldn’t have been used if pen at the asphalt plant. the blasts. A competency case. plaints, laboratory testing According to the crimi- Matthew was in Marathon These charges are the exam has been ordered in Both Robert and allegedly found additional nal complaints, both defen- County. latest legal troubles in Iron this case. It was unclear Matthew are being held in connections between mate- dants denied being home “It would, however, be County for Robert Gollub- Thursday how the issue of the Iron County Jail on rials found at the site of the on the morning of July 4 consistent with a tower ske. He is also facing two competency would impact $250,000 cash bonds. explosions and items when they were inter- that could be utilized if counts of making threats to the newest charges. Iron County District seized during the execu- viewed by police, saying Matthew and Robert were commit injury and one In a separate case, Attorney Matt Tingstad and tion of the search warrant. they were visiting a relative coming from the explosion count of making terroristic Robert is charged with Richard Dufour, an assis- Following the July 6 in Marathon County and scene and going to the threats in one of the cases. making terroristic threats tant attorney general with search, Robert Gollubske fishing in the Laona area. Laona area after setting off In that case, the charges and disorderly conduct. the Wisconsin Department denied any involvement in Along with the relative the explosive devices used stemming from Gollub- These charges stem from a of Justice are handling the the blast in an interview, and two defendants to damage the property of ske’s alleged threats to August 2018 incident at the case.

Wakefield with the teachers” go a Beyond that, he said the Francis long way in students hav- Michigan State Police, as ing the incentive to learn well as the entire school From page 1 beyond the basics. staff, have an ongoing From page 1 dents having the opportu- “I think the teachers are place in ever-evolving Tervonen said residents nity to learn critical con- doing a fantastic job,” he school safety. should contact the engi- tent, 3. teacher evaluations, said. Although Gustafson, neer of the contractor on 4. involving teachers in In terms of teacher eval- who once worked as a site and “they usually take decision-making, and 5. a uations, Gustafson said he banker, said it’s always nice care of it right away.” safe school environment. administers at least two for- to have more money, he Jason Ruotsala, owner Gustafson said he pro- mal evaluations of each believes the district has a of Ruotsala Construction, vided a self-evaluation to employee per year. For sound financial system. said the road is a mess board members before they those occasions, teachers “Tina’s excellent with with “dirt everywhere,” but engaged in their own send their lesson plans in that,” he said of business that residents have been scrutiny of his work. P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe advance, and Gustafson manager Tina Trevarthen. very understanding. According to the super- POSING THIS week with four members of the Wake- spends an entire period “We’re pretty much on the “They’ve been terrific,” intendent, student status is field-Marenisco board of education is superintendent observing the targeted same page. We want to get he said. always a key component in Jason Gustafson on the right. Others, from left, are classroom. what the students need, Ruotsala has begun the evaluations. “The state vice president Micki Sorensen, trustee Marg Lynott, In addition, he said, “I but we don’t want to over- process of flushing lines requires 25 percent of my secretary Kris Rooni and president Brad Dalbec. Miss- try to get in each classroom spend.” from Lawrence to Lowell review to come from stu- ing were treasurer Marsha Vestich and trustees Bran- at least once per week.” He concluded that street, ensuring resident’s dent achievement,” he said, don Yuchasz and Dan Obradovich. Members shown Even if those visits are just working closely with for- water is safe. adding that the same is here were standing on the new sidewalk leading to a couple minutes, he said, mer superintendent “We’re going to take a true for teacher evalua- the football field that is east of the Wakefield- it still helps him to main- Catherin Shamion in the bacteria sample to make tions. Marenisco K-12 School in Wakefield. tain a connection with all 2018-2019 year certainly sure the lines are safe to be Since 2015, students members of the classroom. helped him to learn the hooked up to their hous- throughout the state have free to any students (K-12) reality is that government The superintendent said basics of his new position. es,” he said. been required to undergo who want to come.” requirements in recent he also encourages teachers Ever since then, he’s had Grant Smith, Ironwood achievement tests each year Some students also years have put such a to be involved in decision- plenty of day-by-day learn- resident, is affected by the through the Michigan Stu- work during the school day strong emphasis on core making by asking each of ing, during which he said construction, but said the dent Test of Educational with one full-time or two subjects that the opportu- them to choose to partici- he strives to step back sewer lines looked “really Progress, known as M- part-time Title 1 teachers. nity to take electives is pate in school committees before making a decision to old.” STEP. Beyond that, said “pretty much gone.” on health, curriculum, safe- “consider the conse- “From what I saw when In order to prepare local Gustafson, he has frequent Even so, he said, online ty, and student growth. quences for everyone they were pulling out the kids for that, Gustafson staff meetings with teach- learning systems available “If they have the owner- involved.” old stuff – it definitely had said his teachers adminis- ers to assure that everyone at the school do allow stu- ship, they’re going to take Gustafson, who former- to be done,” he said. ter throughout the school is clear on expectations. dents to sign up for any more pride in our school,” ly was a third grade teacher Smith plans on having year eight pre- and post- Learning critical con- additional course they he said. at the school, said he some- his driveway repaved at tests, which help to gauge tent is a related issue of please, and if time does not According to Gustafson, times misses teaching but the same time the streets whether students are learn- learning that has increased allow official enrollment in a safe school environment added that he still has are done because paving ing the materials present- in importance at all levels an elective interest, they involves several layers of opportunities to “be equipment and supplies ed. of education. still at least “can dabble” in defense. The school now engaged with the kids.” will be there. In addition, said As such, Gustafson said new ideas. has technological barriers For instance, during the “Might as well knock Gustafson, “We have after- teachers try to introduce In terms of overall stu- such as security cameras school year, he ended each out the whole driveway school tutoring on Tuesday their students to as varied a dent learning, Gustafson and a controlled keyless day at the bus stop, saying and I’ll pay the difference,” and Thursday, and that’s content as they can, but the said “good relationships entry system at all doors. good-by to all the students. he said. 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James Robert East CHARLOTTE, N.C. – James “Jim” Charles (Betty), in Robert East, 85, passed away Thurs- Minn; and three day, June 20, after several months of great-grandchildren, illness. He was in the company of his Eliya, Graham, and loving family. David. Born October 29, 1933 in Ramsay, He was preceded Mich. He was the son of Swedish in death by his immigrants, Charles and Mary. He was brother, John (Mari- a proud graduate of the University of etta). Michigan School of Pharmacy, served A service in cele- James Robert as a Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy, and East bration of Jim’s life spent most of his career with Eli Lilly 1933 — 2019 will be held at 3:30 & Company Pharmaceuticals. Jim was p.m., Sunday, June a longtime member and leader at St. 23, at St. Mark’s Mark’s Lutheran Church in Charlotte. Lutheran Church, Most of all, Jim loved his Lord and 1001 Queens Road, Associated Press A MAN in a home along High Sreet waits for rescuers to come back for him after his family. He was married to his Charlotte, N.C. Visi- overnight thunderstorms flooded much of Westville, N.J. on Thursday. devoted wife, Sarah Gertrude Page tation will be from 6 East for nearly 61 years. Veteran p.m. to 8 p.m. Satur- He is survived by his wife, Sarah; day, June 22, at Storms bring tornadoes, floods, his son from Gastonia, Pastor (Amy) Harry & Bryant Funeral Home, in Braxton East; daughters, N.C., Mary Charlotte, N.C. power outages across the US (Ed) Louise Thomas and Lisa Mai; In lieu of flowers, donations may be grandchildren, James, Page (Tom Hol- made to St. Mark’s Lutheran Church in ATLANTA (AP) – son in Columbia, South tearing into the shingles steen), Maren, Paul (Meredith), Jay Charlotte, or the Samaritan Fund at Storms were blamed for Carolina, the Richland and siding on homes, he two deaths and left hun- County Coroner’s Office said. (Emelie), Robert, Maria, Anna, and Plantation Estates, Matthews, N.C. dreds of thousands of peo- said. A wind gust of 79 Tornados and hail had John. Condolences may be offered at har- ple without power across mph was recorded in the been listed as possibilities He is also survived by a brother, ryandbryantfuneralhome.com. the southern United States, city that afternoon. Across for flood-weary residents forecasters said. the Carolinas, there were of the Missouri River Valley Frances ‘Twiggy’ Benton Fallen trees ripped dozens of reports of trees in the Midwest, but were down power lines and down, some landing on slow to materialize Thurs- WOODRUFF, Wis. – Frances “Twig- also survived by two crashed into buildings houses in North Carolina day. gy” Benton, 91, passed away peaceful- of her eight siblings, along a line from Texas to and others landing in the In Ohio, heavy rains led ly with loved ones by her side on June Mary Glenz and Alabama overnight and middle of Interstate 20 in to landslides and flooded 17, 2019, after a courageous battle with Patricia Singleton, as into Thursday morning, South Carolina. highways. The Riverbend cancer. well as numerous the national Storm Predic- Utilities reported more Music Center along the Fran was born in Wakefield, Mich., nieces and nephews. tion Center reported. Simi- than 200,000 customers Ohio River east of Cincin- lar damage continued later without power Thursday nati postponed a Thursday to John and Victoria Russ on Dec. 8, Visitation will be in the day in parts of Geor- evening across Georgia, evening show that was to 1927. In 1947 she married Robert O. held Saturday, June gia, the Carolinas and North Carolina, South Car- feature country star Brant- Benton, who preceded her in death in 22, from 10-11 a.m. southeast Virginia. olina and Virginia. More ley Gilbert. The venue cited 1992. Fran resided in Ironwood since in the St. Joseph Fam- Frances Straight-line winds of than 50,000 remained heavy rainfall and the ris- 1968. “Twiggy” ily Room at Our Lady up to 85 mph damaged without power in Arkansas ing river. Fran was known for her big person- Benton of Peace Catholic roofs Wednesday in the on Thursday evening, long Flooding caused travel ality and sense of humor. She enjoyed 1927 — 2019 Church in Ironwood. northeast Texas city of after storms exited. problems, flooding com- gardening, fishing, and cooking. Her Mass of Christian Greenville, the National Downburst winds – muter train stations and chicken and dumpling soup and Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. with Weather Service reported strong winds that descend forcing service to be sus- peanut butter balls were family the Rev. Msgr. Jed Patrick, celebrant. Thursday. Local officials from a thunderstorms and pended between Philadel- favorites and will always be a reminder Pallbearers will be Chris Dobrinski, had initially suspected a spread out when they hit phia and New Jersey. The tornado. In Mississippi, the ground – appeared to Delaware River was over- of her. She will be missed by her 10 Josh Pietrocatelli, Greg Barto, and Jackson Salter, 19, died be the greatest threat, said flowing its banks in places, great-grandchildren who enjoyed sit- Brad, Greg, and Tyler Benton. when a tree fell on his Dan Miller, a meteorologist and people were rescued ting with their dear Nanny in front of Rite of Committal and interment home Wednesday night, at the National Weather from high water. the fireplace. will follow in Riverside Cemetery in Washington County Coro- Service in Columbia, South A supermarket roof col- Fran was a mother to Carol Kidwell Ironwood. ner Methel Johnson told Carolina. lapsed in suburban of St. Cloud, Minn. and Nancy (Chris) McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, The Delta Democrat-Times. Such winds hold the Philadelphia, causing Dobrinski of Minocqua and was a Ironwood, is assisting the family. For A fallen tree was also potential for serious dam- sprinkler system pipes to grandmother to Brad Benton (Crys- more information or to express online blamed for the Thursday age, such as bringing trees break and send water gush- tal), Greg Benton, Becky Pietrocatelli condolences, visit mckevittpatrickfu- afternoon death of a per- and powerlines down and ing down. (Josh), and Sara Dobrinski. Fran is neralhome.com. 250 children held in bad conditions at Texas border John ‘Jack’ Peters EL PASO, Texas (AP) – ages 10 to 15, said they had lawyers that they were fed LAPEER, Mich. – John “Jack” his parents; wife, A traumatic and dangerous been taking turns watching uncooked frozen food or Peters, 96, of Lapeer, died June 18, Lenore; siblings, situation is unfolding for over a sick 2-year-old boy rice and had gone weeks 2019 at home with his loving family Robert and Priscilla. some 250 infants, children because there was no one without bathing or a clean and teens locked up for up else to look after him. change of clothes at the beside him. Cremation has to 27 days without ade- When the lawyers saw facility in Clint, in the Jack was born July 7, 1922 in Wake- taken place, and no quate food, water and sani- the boy, he wasn’t wearing desert scrubland some 25 field to the late William and Ida service is planned at tation, according to a legal a diaper and had wet his miles southeast of El Paso. (McCleary) Peters. He served his this time. team that interviewed pants, and his shirt was “In my 22 years of doing country honorably in the U.S Coast Arrangements dozens of children at a Bor- smeared in mucus. They visits with children in Guard. entrusted to Jansen der Patrol station in Texas. said at least 15 children at detention I have never Jack owned and operated Gambles Family Funeral The attorneys who the facility had the flu, and heard of this level of inhu- John “Jack” in Sandusky till 1984. He was a past Peters Home - Columbiav- recently visited the facility some were kept in medical manity,” said Holly Coop- member of the Lions and Jaycees. Jack 1922 — 2019 ille. near El Paso told The Asso- quarantine. er, an attorney who repre- enjoyed bowling, but most of all he Memorial contri- ciated Press that three girls, The children told sents detained youth. “See- loved watching his family show hors- butions in memory ing our country at this cru- cible moment where we es. of Jack may be made have forsaken children and Jack is survived by his daughter, Jill to charity of your failed to see them as (Dan) Bain; grandchildren, Daniel choice. Share memo- human is hopefully a wake (Leora) Bain, Stephanie (Joe) Gill and Veteran ries, condolences, up for this country to move Cory Bain; great-grandchildren, and photos online NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING toward change.” Keeona, Connor, Cadence, Shaw, Tate with the family at jansenfuneral- Proposed Ordinance No. 519, Book 5- Sunset Provision Hearing The lawyers visited the and Rye. He was preceded in death by home.com. facility in Clint because The Ironwood City Commission will hold a public they are involved in a legal Roy Moore running for Senate despite discouragement from GOP hearing on Monday, June 24, 2019 at 5:25 P.M. in the settlement known as the Commission Chambers of the Memorial Building, 213 S. Flores agreement that gov- MONTGOMERY, Ala. A former chief justice during his announcement Marquette St., Ironwood, MI, 49938 to hear comment on erns detention conditions (AP) – Roy Moore known for hardline stances in Montgomery. Ordinance No. 519, Book 5 an Ordinance extending the 6 for migrant children and announced his candidacy against gay marriage and “People in Alabama are month deadline date as previously adopted in Ordinance families. The lawyers nego- for the U.S. Senate on for the Ten Command- not only angry, they are No. 517, Book 5 to January 13, 2020. tiated access to the facility Thursday, defying Republi- ments, Moore is aiming for going to act on that anger,” with officials, and say Bor- can leaders who urged the an eventual rematch Moore said. “The people of der Patrol knew the dates polarizing jurist not to run against Democratic Sen. Alabama are tired of politi- of their visit three weeks in for the Alabama seat they Doug Jones, who beat him cians saying one thing and STOCK UPFORTHE4TH SALE TIL 7/9/19 advance. hope to reclaim in 2020. in the 2017 special elec- doing another.” tion. 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The between the U.S. and Iran with China and the part to discuss a trade dis- The spike in oil prices eclipsed the benchmark yield on the 10-year Trea- sent the price of U.S. crude prospect of geopolitical pute between the world’s sent energy sector stocks index’s last record close on sury briefly slid Thursday oil 5.4% higher. Crude conflict with Iran, stock two biggest economies broadly higher. Noble April 30, underscores a as low as 1.97% after prices had been in a bear investors have been in a before a summit next week Energy gained 6.2%. swift rebound for the mar- falling a day earlier to market just weeks ago, buying mood this month. in Japan between Presi- Benchmark crude oil ket in June that has erased 2.02%. The yield, which is what Wall Street calls a That’s been a marked rever- dents Donald Trump and rose 5.4% to settle at the losses from a 6.6% dive used to set interest rates on drop of 20% or more. sal from May, when jitters Xi Jinping of China. The $56.65 a barrel. Brent in May. The major U.S. mortgages and other loans, The S&P 500 climbed over the escalating trade market has rallied in the crude oil, the international stock indexes are up more is the lowest it’s been since 27.72 points, or 0.9%, to conflict between Washing- past and then dipped again standard, rose 4.3% to than 7% so far this month. November 2016. 1,954.18, a record high. ton and Beijing derailed because of seemingly good close at $64.45 a barrel. Thursday’s rally came The price of gold, mean- The Dow Jones Industri- the market’s strong start to news on trade talks that Crude prices surged as as investors balanced opti- while, jumped 3.6%. al Average rose 249.17 the year. did not result in any con- tensions between the U.S. mism over the possibility “If the Fed is going to points, or 0.9%, to The market’s recovery crete progress. and Iran intensified, stok- that the Federal Reserve cut rates it means that the 26,753.17. The Nasdaq gained momentum this Technology stocks ing fears that oil shipments will cut interest rates in economic environment is gained 64.02 points, or week after the central bank accounted for a big share of through the Strait of Hor- response to a slowing glob- slowing down,” said Lind- 0.8%, to 8,051.34. The Rus- said on Wednesday that it Thursday’s gains. Oracle muz could be compro- al economy with jitters sey Bell, investment strate- sell 2000 index of smaller stands ready to cut interest led the sector, and all mised. Iran’s Revolutionary about the prospects of dim- gist at CFRA. “You have companies picked up 7.92 rates. Traders also grew stocks in the S&P 500, Guard said it shot down a mer corporate profits investors looking to bonds points, or 0.5%, to more hopeful that trade jumping 8.2% after the U.S. drone on Thursday should a severe slowdown to hide out in. You’re also 1,563.49. talks between the U.S. and software company reported over Iranian airspace. Pig disease spreading AREA EVENTS: in Asia as nations # Sat., June 22 – Juhannus Summer Celebration, struggle to stop it Little Finland, 6-8pm, Kimball, WI Summer Solstice All day Downtown Gile, WI HANOI, Vietnam (AP) – In South Korea, where Asian nations are scram- diets rely heavily on pork, # Tues., June 25 – bling to contain highly there is concern an out- Mountain Bike Ride contagious African swine break could hurt an indus- fever, with Vietnam culling try with 6,300 farms raising Wolverine Trails Parking Lot. 6pm 2.6 million pigs and China more than 11 million pigs. # Weds., June 26 – reporting a million dead in African swine fever is Joanie’s Sidekicks, Iron Belt, WI, 6:30pm an unprecedentedly huge harmless to people but fatal epidemic some fear is out and highly contagious for # Fri., June 28 – of control. pigs, with no known cure. 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But afterward he couldn't hide his emotions, over six solid innings and even though he along with everyone else knew what the Cincinnati Reds beat would happen Thursday night. the Milwaukee Brewers 7-1 "Because I love the game of basketball," he said. "You on Thursday night for their can hear people say things like, 'Oh, that it was likely I was fifth straight victory. going to go No. 1.' But I guess you don't know until you Iglesias followed a two- actually go through it. Hearing my name called and I was out triple by Yasiel Puig able to make it on stage without a tear, shake the commis- with his fifth homer to put sioner's hand, but in the interview my mom was standing the Reds up 5-1 in the fifth. beside me, and my emotions just took over." He also singled in two runs There might be tears of joy in New Orleans, too, after in the first. the Pelicans were able to get the Duke powerhouse who is Roark (5-6), who had considered one of the most exciting prospects in years. lost three consecutive starts The 6-foot-7, 285-pounder compiled a college career and five of his last six, worth of highlights into just one season, becoming the allowed three hits, struck third freshman to be voted player of the year by The Asso- out seven and hit three bat- ciated Press. ters. Jared Hughes followed His assault on the rims made him a favorite of college with two scoreless innings basketball fans, but his game is more than just dunks. and Zach Duke finished. Williamson averaged 22.6 points and 8.9 rebounds while Yelich, the reigning NL shooting 68% from the field. MVP, opened the fourth Wearing a white suit, he hugged members of his family with his 28th homer, send- and NBA Commissioner Adam Silver after his name was ing a 2-2 pitch from Roark Associated Press called first at Barclays Center. 462 feet to right to extend NBA COMMISSIONER Adam Silver, left, poses for photographs with Sekou Doum- Williamson will step into an open position in New his hitting streak to 17 bouya, of France, after the Detroit Pistons selected him as the 15th pick overall in Orleans, which recently agreed to trade All-Star Anthony games, matching his career the NBA Draft Thursday in New York. Davis, the last freshman to win the AP award, to the Los high. Angeles Lakers. Nick Senzel hit his sev- "I'm going to do anything to win. I'm just going to do enth homer for the Reds, a anything to win," Williamson said. two-run shot off the left- Pistons take Doumbouya The Memphis Grizzlies also quickly addressed a posi- field foul pole against Fred- tional need by taking Murray State's Ja Morant with the dy Peralta, to make it 7-1 in No. 2 pick. The Grizzlies agreed to trade Mike Conley, the seventh. at No. 15 in NBA Draft their longtime point guard, to Utah a day earlier. Jimmy Nelson (0-2) con- AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) – The But the player drafted at No. 30 – USC They got a good replacement in Morant, who led Divi- tinued to struggle in his Detroit Pistons drafted Sekou Doumbouya guard Kevin Porter Jr. – is headed to Cleve- sion I with 10 assists per game as a sophomore while aver- comeback after missing all with the No. 15 pick of the NBA draft Thurs- land after the Cavaliers agreed to a deal send- aging 24.5 points. of least season following day night. ing future second-round picks to Detroit. "I have some big shoes to fill in Mike Conley," Morant right shoulder surgery. Nel- The 6-foot-9, 230-pound Doumbouya The Pistons also traded their second- said. "He's a great player. I wish him the best. Like I said son allowed five runs and played last season in France's top pro league. round pick (No. 45) and two future second- before, it just means the Grizzlies see a lot in me." seven hits with four walks He does not turn 19 until December. A native rounders to Dallas for the No. 37 pick, RJ Barrett then made it two Duke freshmen within the and a hit batter in five of Conakry, Guinea, Doumbouya moved to according to the person who spoke with AP. top-three picks when the New York Knicks took the guard innings, the longest of his France when he was a year old. He did not That 37th pick was used on 6-foot-8 Deividas who actually edged out Williamson to lead the Atlantic three starts since being begin playing basketball until he was 12. Sirvydis of Lithuania. Coast Conference in scoring. Knicks fans hoped they called up June 5. "That's good. That means there's upside," Detroit made the postseason this year but would get Williamson after finishing with the worst record Nelson, 3-0 in five starts Pistons executive Ed Stefanski said. was swept by Milwaukee in the first round. in the league but seemed happy to end up with Barrett, at Triple-A San Antonio, "Youngest kid in the draft. We're excited." The Pistons have been building around the loudly cheering and chanting "RJ! RJ!" when the pick was has allowed 13 earned runs Doumbouya he averaged 17.8 points per trio of Blake Griffin, Andre Drummond and announced. and 16 hits in 12 innings game for France at the 2016 FIBA U18 Euro- Reggie Jackson, and with Griffin and Drum- "That was great," Barrett said. "I'm glad that the city with 10 walks in three out- pean Championship. mond under big contracts, the Pistons' flexi- wants me here as much as I want to be here." ings with Milwaukee. For a little while, the Pistons controlled bility has been limited. They could use a pro- De'Andre Hunter of national champion Virginia was The Reds capitalized on two first-round picks. Detroit agreed to trade ductive addition or two from the draft, and taken fourth but won't be teaming up with Williamson. Nelson's early lack of com- Jon Leuer to the Milwaukee Bucks in Doumbouya has potential. The Pelicans acquired the rights to the pick in the Davis mand for three runs in the exchange for Tony Snell and the 30th pick, "He played against men in a good league deal but agreed to trade it shortly before the draft to first. Cincinnati loaded the according to a person with knowledge of the over there," Stefanski said. "So we're happy." Atlanta. The original trade can't be official until July 6, so bases with one out when deal. The person spoke to The Associated Kyle Milling, his coach with Limoges in Hunter was outfitted with a Lakers hit and the draft board Joey Vatto walked, Eugenio Press on condition of anonymity because the the French league, described Doumbouya as behind the stage listed the pick as belonging to the Lakers. Suarez singled, and Derek trade was not yet official. Trades can't be "very raw" but said he can defend four posi- The Cleveland Cavaliers then took Vanderbilt guard Dietrich was hit by a pitch. completed until the new league year starts tions. Darius Garland, who played in just five games because of Senzel walked to force in a July 6. They didn’t have a first-rounder last year. a knee injury. run. Iglesias' two-out single Then it was another pick who won't be playing for the up the middle made it 3-0. team that made it, with Jarrett Culver taken at No. 6 by Cincinnati loaded the Phoenix with a pick that the Suns agreed to trade to Min- bases in third on a pair of Warriors take Michigan guard nesota for the No. 11 pick. infield singles and an inten- That turned out to be Cameron Johnson, the second tional walk, but Nelson Jordan Poole with 28th pick North Carolina player to be drafted after Chicago took escaped by striking out Coby White at No. 7. Roark to end the inning. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) sophomore season for the agent with it unclear if he Kentucky then had two straight picks, with PJ Wash- Milwaukee, coming off a – The Warriors have cho- Wolverines. Warriors gen- will re-sign with Golden ington going 12th to Charlotte and Tyler Herro 13th to 2-6 road trip, has lost four sen Michigan guard Jor- eral manager Bob Myers State. In Game 5, Durant Miami. straight. dan Poole with the 28th sought a scorer and reli- ruptured his right Achilles Duke did even better by placing three in the top 10. TRAINER'S ROOM pick of the NBA draft, hop- able shooter. The 6-foot-5 tendon and underwent Cam Reddish went 10th to the Hawks, making the Blue Brewers: LHP Gio Gon- ing the late first-rounder Poole made five or more 3- surgery last Wednesday, Devils the only team to pull off that feat since Florida zalez (left arm fatigue), who will make an immediate pointers in five games and then Thompson suffered a placed Al Horford third, Corey Brewer seventh and Joakim went on the IL on June 1, impact given Golden shot 37% from deep. torn anterior cruciate liga- Noah ninth after winning the 2007 national champi- State's injury-plagued ros- Golden State's roster is ment in his left knee in will throw a bullpen ses- onship. ter coming off an NBA far from set after losing Game 6. He will have The trades caused some confusion in Barclays Center sion Friday and will get a Finals loss to the Toronto Kevin Durant and Klay surgery and endure a long beyond just players wearing hats of teams whose uniforms minor-league starting Raptors. Thompson to serious rehab. they won't wear. A brief "Brooklyn! Brooklyn!" chant broke assignment before return- Poole averaged 12.8 injuries in the last two The Warriors picked out when the Nets were on the clock at No. 17, but the Nets ing to the team, possibly points, 3.0 rebounds and finals games, and Durant 28th for the second had already agreed to deal that pick to Atlanta in yet before the All-Star break. 1.3 assists during his is set to become a free straight year. another trade that won't become official until July 6. Maybe the US is as good as American players say LE HAVRE, France (AP) They were still in their – Maybe they are as good as throaty start-of-game chants they say they are. when Lindsey Horan scored The United States is mov- 2 minutes, 40 seconds in, ing through the World Cup the fastest goal of the tour- field like sharks through the nament. By the time Tobin Atlantic. Heath's 50th-minute shot "The message is that deflected off Jonna Anders- we're on our game, that son for an own goal, the we're building momentum, Outlaws' "We are the U.S.!" that we've gotten some good chant had been met by a results, we've scored some playful "You are the U.S.!" good goals and we haven't response from the ever- let any goals in," defender polite Swedes at the other Becky Sauerbrunn said after end of the Stade Oceane. Thursday night's more dom- Now the route through inating that it appeared 2-0 the field is clear and the win over Sweden completed heat really will be on for a record-setting group Monday's round of 16 phase. "So I hope the teams match against 13th-ranked that are preparing for us are Spain at Reims – where the getting ready for what's temperature is expected to going to be a really, really be in the 90s. The winner tough match." meets host France or Brazil The American Outlaws in a quarterfinal in Paris, supporters in red, white and and possible semifinal blue filled the trains north opponents include England, from Paris. As gulls flew Australia, Norway or overhead on a mild and Cameroon. breezy afternoon, they A few numbers to digest: walked the streets and The U.S. set a record museums of this coastal with 18 group phase goals, Normandy town with their one more than Norway in "Tour de Four" T-shirts, sig- 1995. The Americans ended nifying the fourth title they Associated Press hope the U.S. brings home UNITED STATES' Kelley O Hara leaps over Sweden's Kosovare Asllani during the Women's World Cup Group F on July 7. soccer match between Sweden and the United States at Stade Océane, in Le Havre, France, Thursday. SOCCER — page 10 l 10 FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

i-Phoenix from Philadelphia Texas 4, Cleveland 2 Bellinger, Los Angeles, 93; KMarte, Samsons boys through Boston. Toronto 7, L.A. Angels 5, 10 Arizona, 93; Freeman, Atlanta, 92; basketball summer j-L.A. Clippers from Brooklyn. innings Bell, Pittsburgh, 88; Yelich, Milwau- league playoffs k-Cleveland from Milwaukee Kansas City 4, Minnesota 1 kee, 88; Acuna Jr., Atlanta, 87; Monday, June 24 through Detroit. N.Y. Yankees 10, Houston 6 Blackmon, Colorado, 87; Story, Col- Game A: JV: Bessemer vs Iron- l-Miami from from Phoenix Tampa Bay at Oakland orado, 87; 2 tied at 84. wood, 5:15 p.m. through Indiana. Baltimore at Seattle DOUBLES_Bell, Pittsburgh, 27; Game B: Varsity: Bessemer vs m-Boston from Philadelphia. Friday's Games Harper, Philadelphia, 21; Seager, Mercer, 6:15 p.m. n-Golden State from New Houston (Peacock 6-4) at N.Y. Los Angeles, 21; Ahmed, Arizona, Game C: Varsity: Ironwood vs Orleans. Yankees (Paxton 4-3), 7:05 p.m. 20; Dahl, Colorado, 20; Peralta, Ari- Ontonagon, 7:15 o-Washington from Philadlephia. Detroit (Boyd 5-5) at Cleveland zona, 20; Rendon, Washington, 20; Game D: JV: Hurley vs Game A p-Denver from Miami. (Bauer 5-6), 7:10 p.m. Story, Colorado, 20; 3 tied at 19. winner (JV Championship), 8:15 q-L.A. Lakers from Orlando. Toronto (Thornton 2-5) at Boston TRIPLES_Blackmon, Colorado, p.m. r-Brooklyn from L.A. Clippers. (Sale 3-7), 7:10 p.m. 6; Escobar, Arizona, 5; Dahl, Col- Wednesday, June 26 s-Atlanta from New Orleans. Chicago White Sox (Lopez 4-7) at orado, 4; Frazier, Pittsburgh, 4; Game E: Hurley vs Game B Win- Texas (Jurado 4-3), 8:05 p.m. Rosario, New York, 4; Tapia, Col- ner, 5:15 p.m. NBA Draft No. 1 L.A. Angels (Canning 2-3) at St. orado, 4; Tatis Jr., San Diego, 4; 11 Game F: Wakefield-Marenisco vs Selections Louis (Wacha 4-3), 8:15 p.m. tied at 3. Game C Winner, 6:15 p.m. 2019 — Zion Williamson, F, Duke (New Orleans) Minnesota (Perez 7-3) at Kansas HOME RUNS_Yelich, Milwau- Game G: Championship Game City (Junis 4-6), 8:15 p.m. kee, 28; Alonso, New York, 25; Varsity, 7:15 p.m. 2018 — Deandre Ayton, C, Ari- zona (Phoenix) Tampa Bay (TBD) at Oakland Bellinger, Los Angeles, 24; Renfroe, Note: All play-off games will be (Anderson 0-1), 10:07 p.m. San Diego, 23; Freeman, Atlanta, played on the main court. 2017 — Markelle Fultz, G, Philadelphia (Washington) Baltimore (Means 6-4) at Seattle 21; Moustakas, Milwaukee, 21; Bell, Standings (Leake 6-6), 10:10 p.m. Pittsburgh, 20; KMarte, Arizona, 20; Hurley Orange ...... 7-0 2016 — Ben Simmons, F, Philadelphia (LSU) Saturday's Games Reyes, San Diego, 20; 2 tied at 19. Hurley Black ...... 6-1 L.A. Angels at St. Louis, 2:15 STOLEN BASES_Dyson, Ari- Ironwood Red ...... 5-2 2015 — Karl-Anthony Towns, C, Minnesota (Kentucky) Minnesota at Kansas City, 2:15 zona, 16; Yelich, Milwaukee, 16; Wakefield-Marenisco ...... 5-2 Toronto at Boston, 4:05 p.m. Wong, St. Louis, 13; Story, Col- Bessemer Gold ...... 3-4 2014 — Andrew Wiggins, G, Cleveland (Kansas) Tampa Bay at Oakland, 4:07 p.m. orado, 12; Turner, Washington, 12; Associated Press Mercer ...... 2-5 Baltimore at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. SMarte, Pittsburgh, 11; Puig, Cincin- Bessemer Blue ...... 2-5 2013 — Anthony Bennett, F, Cleveland (UNLV) Detroit at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. nati, 10; 6 tied at 9. IN THIS Sept. 29, 2004, file photo, fans watch a baseball game between the Mon- Ontonagon ...... 1-5 Houston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:15 PITCHING_Ryu, Los Angeles, 9- Ironwood White ...... 0-7 2012 — Anthony Davis, F, New treal Expos and Florida Marlins at Olympic Stadium in Montreal. Orleans (Kentucky) Chicago White Sox at Texas, 1; Fried, Atlanta, 8-3; Greinke, Ari- GCC Girls 2011 — Kyrie Irving, G, Cleve- 9:05 p.m. zona, 8-3; Soroka, Atlanta, 8-1; Woodruff, Milwaukee, 8-2; 11 tied at Basketball Summer land (Duke) NationalAll Times League EDT 7. League 2010 — John Wall, G, Washing- The Ex-Rays: Tampa Bay gets OK Thursday ton (Kentucky) East Division ERA_Ryu, Los Angeles, 1.26; Ironwood 40, W-M 28 2009 — Blake Griffin, F, Los W L Pct GB Soroka, Atlanta, 2.12; Castillo, Hurley I 55, Watersmeet 15 Angeles Clippers (Oklahoma) Atlanta 44 31 .587 — Cincinnati, 2.26; Scherzer, Wash- Hurley II 55, Bessemer 19 2008 — Derrick Rose, G, Chica- Philadelphia 39 35 .527 4½ ington, 2.62; Eflin, Philadelphia, from MLB to explore Montreal Ironwood 42, Ontonagon 24 go (Memphis) Washington 36 38 .486 7½ 2.83; Hamels, Chicago, 2.85; Ker- Watersmeet 25, Bessemer 21 2007 — Greg Oden, C, Portland New York 35 40 .467 9 shaw, Los Angeles, 2.85; Greinke, NEW YORK (AP) – The Ex-Rays? their lowest home crowd of 5,786 against Ontonagon 37, W-M 22 (Ohio State) Miami 26 46 .361 16½ Arizona, 2.91; Buehler, Los Ange- Copper Mountain Division 2006 — Andrea Bargnani, F, Central Division les, 3.06; Davies, Milwaukee, 3.06. Starved for fans despite success on the Toronto last month. Ontonagon ...... 7-3 Toronto (Benetton Treviso, Italy) WLPct GB STRIKEOUTS_Scherzer, Wash- W-M ...... 3-6 2005 — Andrew Bogut, C, Mil- Chicago 41 33 .554 — ington, 146; Ray, Arizona, 115; field, the Tampa Bay Rays have been given The Rays had looked into building a new Watersmeet ...... 1-8 waukee (Utah) Milwaukee 40 35 .533 1½ Strasburg, Washington, 115; the go-ahead by Major League Baseball to stadium for years but in December aban- Bessemer ...... 1-9 2004 — Dwight Howard, F, St. Louis 38 35 .521 2½ deGrom, New York, 112; Castillo, Indianhead Division Orlando (Southwest Atlantic Chris- Cincinnati 35 38 .479 5½ Cincinnati, 103; Marquez, Colorado, look into playing a split season in Montreal. doned a plan to build across the bay in Hurley II ...... 8-1 tian Academy, Atlanta) Pittsburgh 33 40 .452 7½ 103; Wheeler, New York, 103; No timetable for the possible plan was Tampa's Ybor City area. They are committed Ironwood ...... 8-1 2003 — LeBron James, G, Cleve- West Division Corbin, Washington, 102; Woodruff, Hurley I ...... 6-3 land (St. Vincent-St. Mary HS, WLPct GB Milwaukee, 102; Gray, Colorado, announced. An idea under consideration is to play in the Tampa Bay area through 2027. Mercer ...... 2-5 Akron, Ohio) Los Angeles 50 25 .667 — 97. for the Rays to play early in the season in "You hear the passion from the fans 2002 — Yao Ming, C, Houston Colorado 40 34 .541 9½ Transactions 2019 NBA Draft (China) San Diego 38 37 .507 12 BASEBALL Tampa Bay and finish up in Montreal, the there, that when the Expos played there, Arizona 38 38 .500 12½ American League SelectionsThursday 2001 — Kwame Brown, F-C, San Francisco 31 41 .431 17½ BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Rein- former home of the Expos. you recognize that they're in the mix now, At Barclays Center, Washington (Glynn Academy HS) Wednesday's Games stated OF Dwight Smith, Jr. from the Brooklyn, N.Y. 2000 — Kenyon Martin, F, New Commissioner Rob Manfred made the there's been a lot of talks. I think baseball Cincinnati 3, Houston 2 10-day IL. Designated RHP Dan FIRST ROUND Jersey (Cincinnati) Washington 6, Philadelphia 2, 1st Straily for assignment. Placed LHP announcement Thursday at the end of the wants to go where baseball's wanted," Rays 1. New Orleans, Zion Williamson, 1999 — Elton Brand, F, Chicago game John Means on the 10-day IL, f, Duke. (Duke) San Diego 8, Milwaukee 7 retroactive to June 17. Recalled owners' meetings, saying the executive manager Kevin Cash said, adding, "I think 2. Memphis, Ja Morant, g, Murray 1998 — Michael Olowokandi, C, Pittsburgh 8, Detroit 7 RHP Evan Phillips from Norfolk (IL). State. L.A. Clippers (Pacific) council had granted the Rays "broad per- the intention of it is ultimately to do the best Washington 2, Philadelphia 0, CHICAGO WHITE SOX — 3. New York, RJ Barrett, f, Duke. 1997 — Tim Duncan, C, San 2nd game Signed OF Jacob Scavuzzo to a mission to explore what's available." that we can do to keep baseball in the 4. a-L.A. Lakers, De'Andre Antonio (Wake Forest) Atlanta 7, N.Y. Mets 2 minor league contract. Hunter, f, Virginia. 1996 — Allen Iverson, G, Manfred said it's too soon to detail the Tampa Bay area." Chicago Cubs 7, Chicago White DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned 5. Cleveland, Darius Garland, g, Philadelphia (Georgetown) Sox 3 OF Victor Reyes to Toledo (IL). particulars – as in, where the team would "Look, MLB, the Rays, they're trying to Vanderbilt. 1995 — Joe Smith, C, Golden St. Louis 2, Miami 1, 11 innings Reinstated RHP Jordan Zimmer- 6. b-Phoenix, Jarrett Culver, f, State (Maryland) play postseason games, or in what stadi- grow the brand of baseball. I think we rec- Colorado 6, Arizona 4 mann from the 10-day IL. Texas Tech. 1994 — Glenn Robinson, F, Mil- L.A. Dodgers 9, San Francisco 2 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — ums. He did not address whether this would ognize that with what we're doing, what 7. Chicago, Coby White, g, North waukee (Purdue) Thursday's Games Placed C Kevan Smith on 10-day IL, Carolina. 1993 — Chris Webber, F, Orlan- Colorado 6, Arizona 4, 10 innings retroactive to June 19. Selected the be a step toward a full move. they're doing in London, what they've done 8. c-Atlanta, Jaxson Hayes, c, do (Michigan) Washington 7, Philadelphia 4 contract of C Dustin Garneau from Texas. 1992 — Shaquille O'Neal, C, "It's an interesting kind of idea," Rays out- in Mexico, all over the world, this is proba- Chicago Cubs 7, N.Y. Mets 4 Salt Lake (PCL). Announced RHP 9. Washington, Rui Hachimura, f, Orlando (LSU) Cincinnati 7, Milwaukee 1 Cody Allen cleared waivers and was fielder/infielder Brandon Lowe said before bly another avenue," he said. Gonzaga. 1991 — Larry Johnson, F, Char- Miami at St. Louis unconditionally released. 10. Atlanta (from Dallas), Cam lotte (UNLV) playing at Oakland on Thursday night. "It's MLB has played two series in Mexico this San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers MINNESOTA TWINS — Reddish, f, Duke. 1990 — Derrick Coleman, F, New Friday's Games Optioned RHP Sean Poppen to in the future. It's so far ahead of us that it's season, and the Red Sox and Yankees are set 11. d-Minnesota, Cameron John- Jersey (Syracuse) N.Y. Mets (Vargas 3-3) at Chica- Rochester (IL). Recalled RHP Kohl son, f, North Carolina. 1989 — Pervis Ellison, C, Sacra- going to be big news right now, but I feel like to play in London next week. go Cubs (Darvish 2-3), 2:20 p.m. Stewart from Rochester. 12. Charlotte, PJ Washington Jr., mento (Louisville) Atlanta (Keuchel 0-0) at Washing- NEW YORK YANKEES — a lot of us are just kind of, 'it happened, we In their last two seasons before moving, f, Kentucky. 1988 — Danny Manning, F, L.A. ton (Strasburg 7-4), 7:05 p.m. Released RHP Danny Farquhar. 13. Miami, Tyler Herro, g, Ken- Clippers (Kansas) Miami (Alcantara 3-6) at Philadel- TAMPA BAY RAYS — Placed 3B saw it,' but that's really all it is." the Expos played 22 games per year at San tucky. 1987 — David Robinson, C, San phia (Nola 6-1), 7:05 p.m. Yandy Diaz on the 10-day IL. 14. Boston (from Sacramento Antonio (Navy) Still, that was plenty enough to spark Juan, Puerto Rico. San Diego (Lauer 5-6) at Pitts- Recalled 3B Daniel Robertson from through Philadelphia), Romeo Lang- 1986 — Brad Daugherty, C, burgh (Musgrove 4-7), 7:05 p.m. Durham (IL). excitement in Canada, where the Expos "This concept is definitely one that is of ford, f, Indiana. Cleveland (North Carolina) Cincinnati (Gray 3-5) at Milwau- TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned 15. Detroit, Sekou Doumbouya, f, 1985 — Patrick Ewing, C, New played from 1969-2004 before moving to interest to my partners and me and we are kee (Anderson 3-1), 8:10 p.m. LHP Joe Palumbo to Nashville Limoges (France). York (Georgetown) L.A. Angels (Canning 2-3) at St. (PCL). Designated LHP Drew Smyly Washington and becoming the Nationals. looking forward to studying this further," 16. Orlando, Chuma Okeke, f, 1984 — Akeem Olajuwon, C, Louis (Wacha 4-3), 8:15 p.m. for assignment. Selected the con- Auburn. Houston (Houston) With their introductions in French and said private equity mogul Stephen Bronf- San Francisco (Samardzija 3-6) tract of LHP Locke St. John from 17. e-Brooklyn, Nickeil Alexan- 1983 — Ralph Sampson, C, at Arizona (Clarke 1-2), 9:40 p.m. Nashville. Recalled LHP Kyle Bird English, jaunty organ music, goofy mascot man, whose father, Charles, was the original der-Walker, g, Virginia Tech. Houston (Virginia) Colorado (Marquez 7-3) at L.A. from Nashville. 18. Indiana, Goga Bitadze, c, 1982 — James Worthy, F, L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 7-1), 10:10 p.m. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Rein- Youppi! and fun tricolor logo, Les Expos owner of the Expos. Buducnost (Montenegro). Lakers (North Carolina) Saturday's Games stated RHP Ken Giles from the 10- 19. San Antonio, Luka Samanic, 1981 — Mark Aguirre, F, Dallas flourished for years with a truly internation- MLB has staged exhibition games in L.A. Angels at St. Louis, 2:15 day IL. Optioned RHP Justin Shafer f, Olimpija (Slovenia). (DePaul) N.Y. Mets at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 to Buffalo (IL). al flair. Montreal in recent years involving the 20. f-Boston (from L.A. Clippers 1980 — Joe Barry Carroll, C, Miami at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. National League through Memphis), Matisse Thy- Golden State (Purdue) "I was fortunate enough to have played Toronto Blue Jays and has drawn well for San Diego at Pittsburgh, 4:05 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — bulle, f, Washington. 1979 — Magic Johnson, G, L.A. Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 4:10 Signed OF Corbin Carroll; SS Gle- there when it was in its halcyon days," said those. MLB has loosely talked over the years 21. g-Oklahoma City, Brandon Lakers (Michigan State) Atlanta at Washington, 7:15 p.m. nallen Hill Jr.; C Oscar Santos, Clarke, f, Gonzaga. 1978 — Mychal Thompson, C, Steve Rogers, a five-time All-Star pitcher for about expansion into Montreal, but Man- Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 7:15 LHPs Blake Walston, Andrew Saal- 22. Boston, Grant Williams, f, Portland (Minnesota) San Francisco at Arizona, 10:10 frank and Nick Snyder; and RHPs the Expos from 1973-85. fred repeatedly has said expansion will not Tennessee. 1977 — Kent Benson, C, Milwau- Brennan Malone, Drey Jameson, 23. h-Utah, Darius Bazley, f, kee (Indiana) TODAY'S MAJOR Ryne Nelson, Conor Grammes, "It was a destination spot," he said. "I be considered until the Rays and Oakland Princeton HS (Ohio). 1976 — John Lucas, G, Houston Bobby Ay and Austin Pope to minor 24. i-Philadelphia, Ty Jerome, g, (Maryland) LEAGUEAMERICAN LEADERS LEAGUE have no doubt that the city of Montreal Athletics get new ballparks. league contracts. Virginia. 1975 — David Thompson, G, BATTING_Polanco, Minnesota, ATLANTA BRAVES — Placed would go over the top now to embrace a The Expos were MLB's first international 25. Portland, Nassir Little, f, North Atlanta (N.C. State) .325; Brantley, Houston, .319; LHP Sean Newcomb on the 7-day Carolina. 1974 — Bill Walton, C, Portland LeMahieu, New York, .314; Ander- major league team. I do believe that." franchise and a popular place for fans and IL. Recalled RHP Huascar Ynoa 26. Cleveland (from Houston), (UCLA) son, Chicago, .312; Meadows, from Gwinnett (IL). Rays principal owner Stu Sternberg, in a visiting teams when they began, offering a Dylan Windler, f, Belmont. 1973 — Doug Collins, G, Tampa Bay, .308; Devers, Boston, CHICAGO CUBS — Recalled 27. j-Brooklyn (from Denver), Philadelphia (Illinois State) .307; Mancini, Baltimore, .304; statement, said: "My priority remains the lively, festive atmosphere at cozy Jarry Park. RHP Adbert Alzolay from Iowa Mfiondu Kabengele, c, Florida State. 1972 — LaRue Martin, C, Port- Andrus, Texas, .303; Trout, Los (PCL). Designated LHP Tim Collins same, I am committed to keeping baseball in Over the years, the Expos became a force 28. Golden State, Jordan Poole, land (Loyola of Chicago) Angeles, .302; 2 tied at .301. for assignment. Signed 2B Bryce g, Michigan. 1971 — Austin Carr, G, Cleve- RUNS_Trout, Los Angeles, 60; Windham; 3B Ryan Reynolds; INFs Tampa Bay for generations to come." with the likes of future Hall of Famers Andre 29. San Antonio (from Toronto), land (Notre Dame) Betts, Boston, 58; Bogaerts, Boston, Jacob Olson and Grayson Byrd; Keldon Johnson, f, Kentucky. 1970 — Bob Lanier, C, Detroit 58; Devers, Boston, 54; Encarna- "I believe this concept is worthy of seri- Dawson, Tim Raines and Vladimir Guer- LHPs Bryan King, Adam Laskey and 30. k-Milwaukee, Kevin Porter Jr., (St. Bonaventure) cion, New York, 53; Merrifield, Davidjohn Herz; OFs Manny Collier, ous exploration," he added. rero, but attendance lagged at Olympic Sta- g, Southern Cal. 1969 — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kansas City, 53; Choo, Texas, 51; Zac Taylor, Nelson Maldonado and Second Round C, Milwaukee (UCLA) Semien, Oakland, 51; 5 tied at 50. Forget it, St. Petersburg Mayor Rick dium, where the Expos averaged just over Darius Hill; and RHPs Cayne Ueck- 31. Brooklyn (from New York 1968 — Elvin Hayes, C, Houston RBI_Trout, Los Angeles, 56; ert; Chris Kachmar, Alex Moore, Kriseman said. Tropicana Field is located in 10,000 in 2002, their last season of a full through Philadelphia), Nicolas Clax- (Houston) Abreu, Chicago, 54; Santana, Seat- Tanner Dalton, Hunter Bigge, Brad ton, c, Georgia. 1967 — Jimmy Walker, G, Detroit tle, 54; Encarnacion, New York, 53; his city. home schedule in Canada. Deppermann, Josh Burgmann and 32. l-Phoenix, KZ Okpala, f, Stan- (Providence) Rosario, Minnesota, 53; Soler, Chris Clarke to minor league con- "I want to be crystal clear. The Rays can- "The way it went at the tail end, that was ford. 1966 — Cazzie Russell, F, New Kansas City, 52; Bregman, Houston, tracts. 33. m-Philadelphia (from Cleve- York (Michigan) 51; Kepler, Minnesota, 50; Sanchez, COLORADO ROCKIES — not explore playing any Major League Base- very, very dreary and dismal," said Rogers, land through Orlando and New New York, 50; Bogaerts, Boston, 49. NCAA College Placed INF Trevor Story on the 10- York), Carsen Edwards, g, Purdue. HITS_Merrifield, Kansas City, 94; ball games in Montreal, or anywhere else for who spent his entire career with the Expos. day IL. Recalled INF Brendan 34. Philadelphia (from Chicago World Series Polanco, Minnesota, 93; Devers, At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha Rogers from Albuquerque (PCL). that matter, prior to 2028 without reaching As for this announcement and Montre- through L.A. Lakers), Bruno Fernan- Boston, 91; Brantley, Houston, 90; Omaha, Neb. MIAMI MARLINS — Sent OF do, c, Maryland. LeMahieu, New York, 89; Semien, a formal memorandum of understanding al's future, "it's meant to be a potential solu- All Times EDT Peter O'Brien to Jupiter (FSL) for a 35. c-Atlanta, Marcos Louzada Oakland, 86; Bogaerts, Boston, 84; (Double Elimination; x-if neces- rehab assignment. with the city of St. Petersburg," he said. tion," he said. Silva, g, Franca (Brazil). Mancini, Baltimore, 84; Santana, sary) NEW YORK METS — Fired 36. Charlotte (from Washington Seattle, 83; Andrus, Texas, 81. "And ultimately such a decision is up to Saturday, June 15 pitching coach Dave Eiland and through Orlando through Denver DOUBLES_Bogaerts, Boston, Michigan 5, Texas Tech 3 bullpen coach Chuck Hernández. me, and I have no intention of bringing this In other matters discussed by owners: through Atlanta), Cody Martin, f, 24; Castellanos, Detroit, 23; Brant- Florida State 1, Arkansas 0 Named Phil Regan interim pitching Nevada. ley, Houston, 21; Buxton, Minneso- –Protective netting Sunday, June 16 coach, Ricky Bones interim bullpen idea to our city council to consider. In fact, I . Manfred said teams 37. Dallas, Deividas Sirvydis, f, ta, 21; Polanco, Minnesota, 21; Vanderbilt 3, Louisville 1 coach and Jeremy Accardo pitching Rytas (Lithuania). Abreu, Chicago, 19; Merrifield, believe this is getting a bit silly," he said. continue to pursue ways to ensure fan safe- Mississippi State 5, Auburn 4 strategist. Recalled RHP Walker 38. Chicago (from Memphis), Kansas City, 19; 7 tied at 18. Monday, June 17 Lockett from Syracuse (IL). The Expos then, like the Rays now, oper- ty, with the Washington Nationals joining Daniel Gafford, f, Arkansas. TRIPLES_Mondesi, Kansas City, Texas Tech 5, Arkansas 4, Optioned LHP Daniel Zamora to 39. n-New Orleans, Alen Arkansas eliminated 8; Merrifield, Kansas City, 7; Kier- ated with a small payroll, often losing stars the Chicago White Sox this week in saying maier, Tampa Bay, 5; Polanco, Min- Syracuse. Smailagic, f, Santa Cruz (NBA G Michigan 2, Florida State 0 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — to big-market clubs, such as Pedro Martinez they will expand netting at their parks. nesota, 5; Gardner, New York, 4; 12 League) Tuesday, June 18 Sent LHP Adam Morgan to Reading 40. Sacramento (from Minnesota Louisville 4, Auburn 1, 5 innings, tied at 3. (EL) for a rehab assignment. and David Price. And low attendance –Home runs. Manfred said it had been through Portland and Cleveland), susp., rain HOME RUNS_Encarnacion, New PITTSBURGH PIRATES — plagued both franchises. determined this current batch of baseballs Justin James, g, Wyoming. Wednesday, June 19 York, 23; Sanchez, New York, 22; Signed OF Jase Bowen and RHP 41. Golden State (from L.A. Lak- Louisville 5, Auburn 3, Auburn Trout, Los Angeles, 22; Bregman, Ryan Harbin to minor league con- Tampa Bay is averaging 14,546 fans per have less drag on them, making them fly far- ers through Cleveland, Indiana at eliminated Houston, 21; Soler, Kansas City, 20; tracts. home game, ahead of only the Miami Mar- ther. He said the balls were being made the Atlanta), Eric Paschall, f, Villanova. Vanderbilt 6, Mississippi State 3 Kepler, Minnesota, 19; Rosario, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Acti- 42. o-Philadelphia (from Sacra- Texas Tech 4, Florida State 1, Minnesota, 19; Vogelbach, Seattle, vated RHP Adam Wainwright from lins. The Rays have played at Tropicana same way as in the past, and it was being mento through Brooklyn and Mil- FSU eliminated 18; 5 tied at 17. the 10-day IL. Optioned RHP Daniel Ponce de Leon to Memphis (PCL). waukee), Admiral Schofield, f, Ten- Thursday, June 20 STOLEN BASES_Mondesi, Field since their inception in 1998 and drew studied why these ones are going so far. Removed INF Yairo Muñoz from the nessee. Louisville 4, Mississippi State 3, Kansas City, 27; Smith, Seattle, 18; paternity list and placed him on the 43. Minnesota (from Miami MSU eliminated Ramirez, Cleveland, 17; Anderson, Chicago, 15; Andrus, Texas, 14; restricted list. Hope Solo as the Americans' yet faced a moment of adver- through Charlotte), Jaylen Nowell, g, Friday, June 21 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Soccer Hamilton, Kansas City, 14; Villar, Washington. Game 11 — Michigan (47-20) vs. Signed LHP Chris Wright; Cs Bran- No. 1 goalkeeper. sity, has not trailed, has not 44. p-Miami (from Charlotte Texas Tech (46-19), 2 p.m. Baltimore, 14; Gordon, Seattle, 13; don Martorano and Matt Malkin; 1B through Atlanta), Bol Bol, c, Oregon. Game 12 — Vanderbilt (56-11) Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 13; 2 tied at Garrett Frechette and Connor Can- "I don't think the first had to overcome a red card 45. Detroit, Isaiah Roby, f, vs. Louisville (51-17), 7 p.m. 11. non; 2B Carter Aldrete and Nolan From page 9 two games sent a message. or a tournament-ending Nebraska. Saturday, June 22 PITCHING_Giolito, Chicago, 10- Dempsey; SSs Dilan Rosario, 46. q-Orlando (from Brooklyn x-Game 13 — Michigan vs. 2; Odorizzi, Minnesota, 10-3; Ger- Simon Whiteman and Jeff Hought- the group stage unscored on They weren't great teams to injury to a starter. through Memphis and Charlotte), Texas Tech, 2 p.m. man, New York, 9-2; Montas, Oak- by; 3B Jorge Samuel and Tyler for the first time in team his- be honest. With that said, "We talk about from Talen Horton-Tucker, g, Iowa State. x-Game 14 — Vanderbilt vs. land, 9-2; Verlander, Houston, 9-3; Wyatt; OFs Grant McCray, Armani 47. Sacramento (from Orlando Louisville, 7 p.m. Berrios, Minnesota, 8-3; Gonzales, Smith, Harrison Freed, Najee Gask- tory. They started 3-0 for the you have to go out and per- there down, everybody can ins and Javeyan Williams; and through New York), Ignas Championship Series Seattle, 8-6; Lynn, Texas, 8-4; Mor- Brazdeikis, f, Michigan. ton, Tampa Bay, 8-1; Rodriguez, RHPs Nick Morreale, Cole Waites, first time since 2003. form," midfielder Megan kind of be the same, physi- (Best-of-3) Kanoa Pagan, Taylor Rashi, Evan 48. L.A. Clippers, Terance Mann, Boston, 8-4. Monday, June 24: Pairings TBD, Lumbert, Nick Avila, Brooks Craw- Despite the relative ease Rapinoe said, laughing. "I cally, tactically, all that kind ERA_Morton, Tampa Bay, 2.37; f, Florida State. 7 p.m. ford and Justin Crump to minor of passage, coach Jill Ellis feel like we have a big target of stuff," Ellis said, holding a 49. San Antonio, Quinndary Tuesday, June 25: Pairings TBD, Minor, Texas, 2.52; Odorizzi, Min- league contracts. Weatherspoon, g, Mississippi State. 7 p.m. nesota, 2.58; Verlander, Houston, WASHINGTON NATIONALS — insisted complacency is not on our back already. So I hand horizontally in front of 50. Indiana, Jarrell Brantley, f, x-Wednesday, June 26: Pairings 2.59; Giolito, Chicago, 2.74; Montas, Returned RHP Austin Voth to Fres- College of Charleston. TBD, 7 p.m. Oakland, 2.85; Berrios, Minnesota, no (PCL). Signed RHP Jackson Rut- a concern. don't know how much big- her neck, "But from here up, 51. Boston, Tremont Waters, g, 2.86; Chirinos, Tampa Bay, 3.00; ledge to a minor league contract. Tanaka, New York, 3.23; Stroman, "This team is firmly root- ger it can get with the per- sometimes that mentality LSU. AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT BASKETBALL Toronto, 3.23. 52. Charlotte (from Oklahoma East Division USA BASKETBALL — Named ed on the ground," she formance." piece is I think really impor- STRIKEOUTS_Cole, Houston, City), Jalen McDaniels, f, San Diego WLPct GB Dan Hughes, Cheryl Reeve and Jen maintained. "These players Eight players produced tant. State. New York 47 27 .635 — 148; Verlander, Houston, 133; Sale, Rizzotti assistant women's national 53. Utah, Justin Wright-Foreman, Tampa Bay 43 31 .581 4 Boston, 130; Bauer, Cleveland, 117; team coaches. have played this game long 17 goals (plus there was an “So to have the players in g, Hofstra. Boston 41 35 .539 7 Bieber, Cleveland, 116; Boyd, National Basketball Association enough to know you have to own goal), led by Alex Mor- a good place with self-belief 54. Philadelphia, Marial Shayok, Toronto 27 48 .360 20½ Detroit, 112; Morton, Tampa Bay, ATLANTA HAWKS — Traded the f, Iowa State. Baltimore 21 53 .284 26 107; Giolito, Chicago, 104; Minor, 41st pick in Thursday's draft to Gold- earn every result." gan with five, Carli Lloyd I think makes my job easier, Texas, 103; Lynn, Texas, 102. 55. New York (from Houston), Central Division en State for a 2024 second-round Kyle Guy, g, Virginia. WLPct GB NATIONAL LEAGUE pick and cash. At least for three games, with three, and Horan, Rose because certainly they are 56. r-L.A. Clippers (from Portland Minnesota 48 26 .649 — BATTING_Bellinger, Los Ange- FOOTBALL the Americans routed rivals Lavelle and Sam Mewis with highly motivated and hun- through Detroit and Orlando), Jaylen Cleveland 39 35 .527 9 les, .359; Yelich, Milwaukee, .348; National Football League Hands, g, UCLA. Chicago 35 37 .486 12 McNeil, New York, .339; Blackmon, CHICAGO BEARS — Signed DB in the same manner two apiece. gry." 57. s-New Orleans (from Denver Detroit 26 44 .371 20 Colorado, .336; Dahl, Colorado, Duke Shelley. Barcelona beats up La Liga "We love to just share the No matter how much through Milwaukee), Jordan Bone, Kansas City 26 49 .347 22½ .332; Arenado, Colorado, .328; Bell, HOCKEY Pittsburgh, .315; Freeman, Atlanta, g, Tennessee. West Division National Hockey League opponents. The U.S. had an ball," left back Crystal Dunn they have entertained thus .315; Rendon, Washington, .314; 58. Golden State, Miye Oni, g, WLPct GB ANAHEIM DUCKS — Signed G 83-9 advantage in shots in said. "I think at the end of far, these players will be Yale. Houston 48 28 .632 — KMarte, Arizona, .305. Ryan Miller, D Korbinian Holzer and 59. Toronto, Dewan Hernandez, Texas 40 35 .533 7½ RUNS_Story, Colorado, 65; C Derek grant to one-year contracts. the three games and had the day the team that is remembered for what hap- f, Miami. Oakland 39 36 .520 8½ Bellinger, Los Angeles, 59; Yelich, VANCOUVER CANUCKS — 60. Sacramento (from Milwau- Los Angeles 38 38 .500 10 Milwaukee, 59; Freeman, Atlanta, Signed D Alex Edler to a two-year 75% possession against going to go on and win is pens over the next 2½ kee), Vanja Marinkovic, g, Serbia. Seattle 32 46 .410 17 58; Bryant, Chicago, 57; Arenado, contract extension. Colorado, 56; Bell, Pittsburgh, 54; Thailand, 68% vs. Chile and the team that has so many weeks, not the opening Proposed Trades Wednesday's Games COLLEGE EAST CAROLINA — Named a-Atlanta from L.A. Lakers Cincinnati 3, Houston 2 Rendon, Washington, 54; Black- 58% against the Swedes. threats and doesn't rely on onslaught. through New Orleans. mon, Colorado, 52; KMarte, Ari- Christa Saunders assistant swim- N.Y. Yankees 12, Tampa Bay 1 ming and diving coach. Alyssa Naeher – remem- one player. And I think peo- "This was an important b-Minnesota from Phoenix. Oakland 8, Baltimore 3 zona, 51. c-New Orleans from Atlanta. RBI_Bell, Pittsburgh, 66; Arena- FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON — Seattle 8, Kansas City 2 Named Rob DiToma baseball ber her? – had to make just ple should know that we game for us to figure out d-Phoenix from Minnesota. do, Colorado, 60; Bellinger, Los Pittsburgh 8, Detroit 7 coach. Angeles, 60; Alonso, New York, 59; four saves over the three rotate our players. We have about ourselves," Heath e-New Orleans from Brooklyn L.A. Angels 11, Toronto 6 MISSOURI-KANSAS — Accept- through Atlanta. Chicago Cubs 7, Chicago White Escobar, Arizona, 59; Yelich, Mil- ed an invitation to rejoin the Summit matches, getting only infre- a strong 23, so we're always said. "Now we're really f-Philadelphia from Boston. Sox 3 waukee, 59; Ozuna, St. Louis, 56; League. g-Memphis from Oklahoma City. Cleveland 10, Texas 4 Freeman, Atlanta, 55; Rizzo, Chica- NEW MEXICO — Named Dan quent tests in her first fresh and ready to go." going to see what we're h-Oklahoma City from Utah Boston 9, Minnesota 4 go, 53; Rendon, Washington, 51. McHale men's assistant basketball HITS_Arenado, Colorado, 94; World Cup succeeding True, but the U.S. has not made of." through Memphis. Thursday's Games coach. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP A day to remember the fallen Dear Annie: I wanted to send you my observation about your advice and columns: You are outstanding! Your replies are heartfelt, and I feel your compassion. Thank you. – A Friendly Reader Dear Friendly Reader: You made my day – thank YOU! Dear Dear Readers: Isn’t it great when things Annie go well in your life and you receive praise? We all feel terrific when that happens, like in the first letter today. However, that is a ing in local or national parades. It also preamble to a major mistake I made, and I unofficially marks the beginning of the want to apologize for confusing Veterans summer season. Day and Memorial Day. More than a few Veterans Day is a federal holiday that readers chastised me, and I truly appreci- honors the men and women who previ- ate their correction. I promise to know the ously served in the U.S. Armed Forces and difference going forward. Here were two of are still living, though many also celebrate THE PAJAMA DIARIES the most heartfelt letters, which I thought for the deceased as well. The holiday falls you’d like to see: on Nov. 11 of every year, commemorating Dear Annie: This is in regard to the the first anniversary of the end of World open letter you sent to your readers. While War I on Nov.11, 1918. Veterans Day is cel- one SHOULD honor armed service men ebrated with parades and community and women on Veterans Day, Memorial gatherings as well, but most just enjoy the Day is NOT the day to do it. day off, and veterans get free food at par- You must remember that many veterans ticipating restaurants. are thinking about their fallen friends; it Armed Forces Day is not a federal holi- just makes them feel guilty that you are day but is observed every third Saturday mentioning them on Memorial Day. in May to honor active duty (current) ser- Here’s a possible letter that you could MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM vice members. Armed Forces Day falls dur- have sent: ing Military Appreciation Month, joining Dear Readers: This Memorial Day, let’s Memorial Day and Military Spouse Appre- all think about the men and women who have ciation Day. The holiday was created on made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, Aug. 31,1949, by Defense Secretary Louis keep their memories alive, and honor them Johnson to replace separate Army, Navy on this solemn day of remembrance. and Air Force Days and to unify the armed My husband died while serving with forces under one agency – the Department NATO on active duty 10 years ago. Thank of Defense. This day is for those who cur- you! – From Real-Life Experience rently wear the uniform and serve the Dear Annie: Thank you for taking time country. – A Proud Wife and Mom of Vet- in your column to thank all the men and erans women who are serving in the U.S. armed BORN LOSER Dear Real Life and Proud Wife and services. However, you should know the Mom: Thank you for enlightening all of us. differences between Memorial Day, Armed We should honor our brave men and Forces Day and Veterans Day. women in the armed forces, active and vet- Memorial Day is a federal holiday that erans, every day of the year. But it is help- honors the men and women who died ful to know the differences between these while serving in the U.S. military and is special days, and your letters spelled them observed on the last Monday of May every out beautifully. year. Many Americans celebrate Memorial Send your questions for Annie Lane to Day by visiting cemeteries or memorials, [email protected]. holding family gatherings and participat- COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM

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[email protected] or submit resume to: Call (608)807-2052 PO Box 484, Ironwood, MI 49938 or email: [email protected] Nail Technician Flower and Grounds Assistant Established Day Spa in Manitowish Waters is looking EAU Holdings in Manitowish Waters is seeking a - %''$%&&*-, for an accomplished, licensed Nail Technician skilled Flowers and Grounds Assistant to join our team. * !"$ ! %++ "# %++ in manicures and pedicures. Excellent Pay. Full Experience a plus, but willing to train the ideal $ !"!$ %( %-- #%# #),! benefits available. Rent and all supplies covered. candidate. Must be able to work in a fast-paced #% ! "#%$%"! % $%$ !"!$% "%$#%"$%#% $% %!#% Potential for growth. For more information, contact environment and able to lift up to 50 lbs. Competitive #%"#% !!"%"$%#%# !#%! %$ !"!$%# !# %"#% ! "#%"$% $%! $"%$%# $$%$$% %"$#%$$% $ !#% !"!$ % " %! Beth at: 715-543-2699 or wages and benefits. [email protected] ! 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As part of the team, you’ll learn more Experience in bookkeeping, payroll about dental terminology, dental so4ware and some and accounting a plus. dental technology, all to better assist our patients and help you be Bessemer Plywood Corporation more pro3cient in your position. Must have a high school diploma is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 5exible Stop by or send qualifications to: or GED certi3cate. If you wish to apply, please send a resume and a part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants General Accounting Services paragraph about yourself to: may apply or reapply at our main o3ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm P. O. B ox 1 5 5 300 S Clayberg Street • Bessemer, MI 49911 Ironwood, MI 49938 so that we can update our 4les. 1is should be done on a yearly We look forward to meeting you! basis. BPC o2ers competitive wages including attendance and Or call: (906)663-6075 safety bonuses. Fringe bene4ts include health, vision, dental, and life insurance, PTO, 401(k), & paid holidays. Bessemer Plywood Corporation Applicants may apply in person at BPC, LOCAL TRUCK DRIVERSNOW RUN TRUCKING, LLC WANTED is now accepting applications for Spreader positions. Applicants Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. SNOW RUN TRUCKING, LLC must be self-motivated and be able to work as a team. Bessemer Plywood Corporation 4is position has the opportunity to earn $15.00/hour. 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 HURLEY, WI Further details will be discussed in interview. BPC is an equal opportunity employer Large Dry Kiln and Manufacturing facility is BPC o5ers competitive bene6t package including health, dental, seeking a Part Time qualified vision, and life insurance, 401(k), & paid holidays and PTO, along with safety and attendance bonuses. Forslund Building Supply in Ironwood has an opening: Local Truck Driver. All bonuses are discretionary. Full Time Delivery/Yard Associate CDL license and references are required. Applicants may apply in person at BPC, A CDL License is a plus with a clean driving record. Please send letter of interest and resume to the Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Industry and/or product knowledge a plus. following address or applications may be Bessemer Plywood Corporation Some heavy lifting will be required. picked up between 8:00a.m.–4:00p.m at: 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 Benefit package included. EOE Snow Run Trucking, Inc BPC is an equal opportunity employer Send your resume to: 345 Ringle Drive, The Iron County Forestry Department is Forslund Building Supply Hurley, WI 54534 accepting applications for a Keith Johnson, Store Manager City of Ironwood Saxon Harbor Marina Attendant LTE E5108 Jackson Road (limited term employment) position(s). Ironwood, MI 49938 Accepting Applications For Board Members Successful candidate(s) will be responsible for day 7e City of Ironwood wishes to receive applications from Citizens to day operations of the marina who would be interested in serving their including fee collections, grounds & building care, CHEF/LINE COOK NEEDED community as a member of the following Boards: including daily restroom cleaning, fuel dispensing 1 – Parks & Recreation Committee Members to 9ll an and general maintenance. This position will run Smokey’s, the Northwoods’ distinctive supper unexpired term. (Term ending July 1, 2020. 3 -year term) from approximately August 1, 2019 – October 15, club featuring a gracious 2 – Downtown Development Authority Committee to 9ll expired 2019. Wage is $12/hour. term (Term ending June 30, 2023. 4- year term) Applications must be received by 4:00 pm on atmosphere and gourmet dining in a Interested persons should pick up an application Monday, July 1, 2019 at the Iron County Forestry casual, elegant setting Is looking for an form from the City Clerk’s O8ce, Department, 607 3rd Ave N Suite 2, Hurley, WI 54534 213 S. Marquette Street, Ironwood, MI 49938 or email to experienced Chef/Line Cook. or on city website at: www.cityo9ronwood.org [email protected] . Return by July 19, 2019 The entire job description and application can be Excellent Pay. Full Benefits Available. Find your North found at www.ironcountyforest.org . 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A valid Driver’s License, Proof of Clean Driving Record which o:ers subacute care, supervisory experience, direct Competitive wages with exciting new wage structure plus and Insurance is required. resident assessments, and hands-on nursing opportunities. GMCF attendance bonus. Benefits offered including Medical, Be able to lift and carry bundles & bags up to 50 lbs. o:ers a competitive wage scale and an excellent bene;ts package Dental, Disability and Life Insurance, 401k Retirement Plan, Company Vehicle is provided, use of personal Paid vacation, Holiday pay and more. including Health, Dental and Vision Insurance, Life Insurance, a transportation may be required in an emergency. Apply now for full-time meaningful work and a secure future County Pension plan, Vacation, Sick, and Personal Leave Days, with a company in business for more than 30 years. Applications are available Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm Holiday and Longevity pay and a Perfect Attendance Bonus. 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ENERGY DRINK CONSUMPTION LINKED TO STIMULANT USE

by Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D.

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The missiles launched. the drone was a foolish Congress before taking any were presented at the more strikes on Iran in retalia- newspaper cited anony- The military operation error rather than an inten- actions. than hour-long meeting. tion for the downing of a mous senior administra- was called off around 7:30 tional escalation of the ten- Secretary of State Mike Senate Majority Leader U.S. surveillance drone, tion officials. p.m. Washington time, sions that have led to rising Pompeo and national secu- Mitch McConnell said, but approval was abruptly The White House on after Trump had spent most fears of open military con- rity adviser John Bolton “The administration is withdrawn before the Thursday night declined of Thursday discussing flict. have advocated hardline engaged in what I would attacks were launched. requests for information Iran strategy with top “I find it hard to believe policies against Iran, but call measured responses.” The official, who was about whether Trump national security advisers it was intentional, if you Rep. Adam Schiff, the And late Thursday, House not authorized to discuss changed his mind. and congressional leaders. want to know the truth,” chairman of the House Republicans on the Foreign the operation publicly and According to the official Asked earlier in the day Trump said at the White intelligence committee, Affairs, intelligence and spoke on condition of who spoke to the AP, the about a U.S. response to House. “I think that it said “the president certain- Armed Services commit- anonymity, said the targets strikes were recommended the attack, he said, “You’ll could have been somebody ly was listening” when con- tees issued a statement would have included by the Pentagon and were soon find out.” who was loose and stupid gressional leaders at the using the same word, say- radars and missile batter- among the options present- Trump declared that that did it.” meeting urged him to be ing, “There must be a mea- ies. ed to senior administration “Iran made a very big mis- On Capitol Hill, leaders cautious and not escalate sured response to these The New York Times officials. take” by shooting down the urged caution to avoid the already tense situation. actions.” UN food agency House Democrats, starts partial White House spar in suspension of Yemen food aid Hope Hicks interview CAIRO (AP) – The U.N. food agency has begun a WASHINGTON (AP) – “absolute nonsense as a partial suspension of food Former top White House matter of law.” aid to areas of Yemen con- adviser Hope Hicks was Later, he told the trolled by the rebels amid blocked by President Don- lawyers, after one of the accusations they were ald Trump’s lawyers from objections: “I think we’ll diverting aid from the war- answering questions more win in court on that one, torn country’s hungriest than 150 times in an inter- but there’s no point in people, the group said view with the House Judi- wasting time on that now.” Thursday. ciary Committee, accord- Hicks did answer ques- The World Food Pro- ing to Democrats who tions about her time before gram said it suspended its released a 273-page tran- and after she worked in the operations in the capital, script Thursday. White House. But over and Sanaa, which has been Hicks refused to answer over, she declined to under Houthi control any questions related to answer questions about since 2014. The suspen- her time working for Presi- her work for the president, sion would affect 850,000 dent Donald Trump after with the lawyers present people, it said in a state- he was elected, following declaring, “objection.” ment. orders from White House “As a former senior The move came less lawyers. Administration adviser to the president, Associated Press FORMER WHITE House communications director Hope Hicks departs after a closed- than a week after the head lawyers even blocked a I’m following the instruc- door interview with the House Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, of the WFP accused the question about where tions from the White Wednesday. rebels, known as Houthis, Hicks’ desk was located in House,” she replied. of diverting food aid. The the White House – but The interview frustrated events Mueller examined the way he made the Trump said he would Houthis denied the accu- eventually allowed her to Democrats who hoped to in the part of his report remark, and the discus- report the offer to the FBI. sation. answer a question about get more information about dealing with Russian elec- sions afterwards, that this During the interview, “The decision was the weather on her first day several episodes that spe- tion interference. Emails was a little bit tongue-in- Hicks said she had no dis- taken as a last resort after of working for Trump. cial counsel Robert Mueller leading up to the meeting cheek,” Hicks said. “This cussions during the cam- lengthy negotiations The transcript of reviewed for obstruction of had promised dirt on was not a comment that paign about Trump confi- stalled on an agreement to Wednesday’s interview is a justice. Democrat Hillary Clinton. was intended as an instruc- dant Roger Stone, who was introduce controls to pre- preview of a court battle Hicks was a key witness Hicks said she learned of tive or a directive to a for- charged earlier this year vent the diversion of food that Democrats have said is for Mueller, delivering the meeting in June 2017, eign government. It was a with lying to Congress away from some of the certain. The White House important information to weeks before it became joke. And that was the about his efforts to alert the most vulnerable people in declared that Hicks was the special counsel’s office public in the news media. intent, based on my conver- Trump campaign to Wik- Yemen,” the agency said. “absolutely immune” from about multiple episodes Hicks also said she dis- sation with him, and that iLeaks’ plans to release The WFP said it failed discussing her time work- involving the president. cussed with Trump his was it.” damaging information on to reach an agreement with ing at the White House Mueller wrote in his report comment on the campaign Appearing to break with Clinton during the 2016 the Houthis on introduc- because of separation of released in April that there trail that openly encour- the president, Hicks at one presidential campaign. ing “a biometric registra- powers between the legisla- was not enough evidence aged Russia to find Clin- point said she would not Hicks said she also had tion system that would tive and executive branch- to establish a criminal con- ton’s missing emails. She accept dirt on a political no discussions about pos- prevent diversion and pro- es. spiracy between Trump’s counseled him on the opponent from a foreign sible connections with tect the Yemeni families we During the interview, 2016 campaign and Russia, plane on their way to the government and would not Julian Assange, the founder serve, ensuring food reach- House Judiciary Commit- but said he could not exon- next stop that “that some advise someone on a cam- of WikiLeaks. She said that es those who need it most.” tee Chairman Jerrold erate Trump on obstruc- in the media had taken the paign to do so. though she was with the The agency said it has Nadler, D-N.Y., told White tion of justice. expression quite literally” Trump last week said president every day during repeatedly appealed to the House lawyers who Hicks did discuss a June and considered it inappro- “of course” he’d listen to the campaign, “the infor- rebels for “space and free- blocked Hicks from 2016 meeting in Trump priate. foreign dirt on an oppo- mation I knew about Wik- dom to operate ... impar- answering questions that Tower with a Russian “You know, it was my nent. Later, after coming iLeaks was what was pub- tiality” and with opera- the immunity assertion is lawyer, one of the key understanding from both under heavy criticism, licly available.” tional independence. WFP said it would Suspect in death maintain nutrition pro- Witness at Navy SEAL trial: grams for malnourished children, and pregnant of California and nursing mothers I killed victim out of mercy throughout the period of officer had SAN DIEGO (AP) – A once below the collarbone. suspension. witness called to testify He said there was no medi- On Monday, David troubled past against a fellow Navy SEAL cal reason for it. Gallagher Beasley, executive director SACRAMENTO, Calif. charged with murder has then grabbed his medical of the World Food Pro- (AP) – A man with a histo- admitted that he killed the bag and walked away. gram, told the U.N. Securi- ry of domestic violence victim – a wounded Islam- “I was startled and froze ty Council that his agency restraining orders gunned ic State fighter – in an act up for a little bit,” Scott said. has insisted on – and the down a rookie California of mercy, a bombshell that Scott said the boy would Houthis finally agreed to – police officer and contin- didn’t deter the military have survived the stabbing, registration and biometric ued firing, preventing from its case. but he plugged the youth’s identification of beneficia- other officers from reach- Corey Scott, a medic, breathing tube with his ries and monitoring in ing their wounded col- told a military jury Thurs- thumb because he believed December and January, league for 45 minutes, day that he asphyxiated the prisoner would eventu- but the WFP has faced roadblocks ever since in authorities said Thurs- Associated Press the adolescent Iraq war ally be tortured by the Iraqi day. In this June 6, 2011, file photo, Tara O’Sullivan prisoner after Special forces who captured him implementing the agree- An armored vehicle applauds during College Park High School’s com- Operations Chief Edward and delivered him to the ments. eventually was used to mencement ceremony in Concord, Calif. A rookie Gallagher unexpectedly SEAL compound for medi- “If we do not receive reach Officer Tara O’Sulli- Sacramento police officer was shot during a domestic stabbed the boy in 2017. cal treatment. these assurances, then we van and take her to a hos- violence call and lay wounded for about 45 minutes as A visibly angry prosecu- “I knew he was going to will begin a phased sus- pital, where she later died. the gunman kept officers at bay with bursts of fire, tor accused Scott of lying, die anyway, and I wanted pension of food assistance, O’Sullivan, 26, and authorities said Thursday. She was finally rescued saying he had told investiga- to save him from waking most likely toward the end other officers were helping with an armored vehicle but died at a hospital. O’Sul- tors a different story several up to whatever would hap- of this week,” he said. a woman gather her livan, 26, was shot Wednesday while helping a woman times and changed it only pen to him,” Scott said. The Associated Press belongings from a Sacra- collect her belongings to leave her home. after he was granted immu- Scott was the fourth reported Dec. 31 that mento home as part of a nity and ordered to testify. SEAL to take the stand and armed factions on both domestic violence call court Monday. half-hour O’Sullivan was It’s a big boost for Gal- second to say he witnessed sides of the conflict were when the shooting A relative of Ramos said hit with gunfire, police lagher, who is fighting the stabbing. Prosecutors stealing much-needed food occurred Wednesday the woman being helped said. The gunman kept fir- charges of premeditated have alleged that the stab- aid, diverting it to their evening. by O’Sullivan was the sus- ing, and at 6:54 p.m. addi- murder in the boy’s death bing killed the boy. fighters or reselling it for A day later, police had pect’s girlfriend. She was tional officers responded and attempted murder in The prosecutor, Lt. profit. Some groups are not revealed key details not injured. to retrieve O’Sullivan. She the shooting of civilians. Brian John, said Scott blocking deliveries to com- about what happened, “We are devastated,” was transported within The Navy said in a state- changed his story only munities they view as their including whether the man Deputy Chief Dave Peletta five minutes to UC Davis ment it will not drop the after being granted immu- enemies, the AP found. was already on the proper- said about the death of Medical Center, where she murder charge and it’s up nity that prevents him from WFP confirmed the report. ty when officers arrived, O’Sullivan. “There are no died. to jurors to decide the cred- being charged in the On Jan. 1, the Houthis where on the property the words to convey the depth She graduated from the ibility of witnesses. killing. said they were “surprised” shooting occurred, or why of sadness we feel or how police academy in Decem- Scott said that before “So you can stand up by the WFP’s accusations it took so long for O’Sulli- heartbroken we are for the ber and was working with the stabbing, he and Gal- there and you can lie about and accused the food agen- van to be pulled to safety. family of our young, brave a training officer. She was lagher had stabilized the how you killed the ISIS cy of taking sides in the Police identified the sus- officer.” expected to be on her own sedated prisoner who was prisoner so Chief Gal- war. pect as 45-year-old Adel O’Sullivan is the first in a couple of weeks, Pelet- wounded in an airstrike lagher does not have to go Beasley told the council Sambrano Ramos of Sacra- Sacramento police officer ta said. The department’s and that he was breathing to jail,” John said. “You Monday that the diver- mento and said his stand- to be killed on the job in next group of 56 young normally through a tube don’t want Chief Gallagher sions were mainly in off with police lasted eight two decades. recruits was graduating inserted to clear his airway. to go to jail, do you?” Houthi areas. When there hours, with five officers fir- She and several other Thursday night in a cere- Scott said he was “He’s got a wife and are reports in government- ing their weapons. officers arrived at the mony that is likely to serve shocked when Gallagher, family,” Scott said. “I don’t controlled areas, he said, Ramos was in custody home at 5:41 p.m. on as a remembrance of O’Sul- the platoon’s leader, think he should be spend- “we receive cooperation to and scheduled to appear in Wednesday and within a livan. stabbed the boy at least ing his life in prison.” address issues.” 20192019

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Editor’s note: This is an entry from Charles harness, climb down the tall tree and started F. Sturgeon’s diary. Sturgeon was aboard a B-17 looking for and calling out for Seiler. Seiler WWII training crash training flight that crashed into the Porcupine did not answer my calls. Mountains on April 21, 1944. The crew of 10 all The B-17 crashed and burned, just off the parachuted to safety into the wilderness under shores of Lake Superior, on the snow-covered the dark of night. Porcupine Mountains, near Silver City and leaves its mark in Ontonagon, Mich. The crew managed to bail April 21, 1944 – Crew 3349 went on a out and land safely, with no previous night navigation training flight from our base “bailout” experience. Our training had been, in Sioux City, Iowa, in a B-17F. Our target was count to three and pull the ripcord. Porkies forest Marquette, Mich. We were flying at 7,000 feet We landed in the snow-covered virgin for- By P.J. GLISSON and Suffering man- altitude. As we approached our target, No. 3 est on the mountain. The trees I had landed LARRY HOLCOMBE ageable injuries, engine developed an oil line leak. No. 3 in were within 50 yards from the shore of [email protected] the men plodded engine is located next to the fuselage on the Lake Superior. If the crew had bailed out ONTONAGON – Charles Sturgeon through snow sev- right wing. The leak caused the engine to lose when the first order were given, they would is nearly 96 years old, but he still eral feet deep, its oil and of course oil pressure. have landed in the ice cold water of the lake. remembers the day in 1944 on which sometimes step- Due to the loss of oil pressure, co-pilot I think the wind, which the navigator had no the B-17 bomber he shared with nine ping through Louis Starks was unable to feather the Stan- way of knowing its direction, carried us other comrades crashed into the Por- streams, until they dard Hamilton Hydromantic Full Feathering towards the lake. We were told that a person cupine Mountains. found a small Propeller, which uses engine oil to operate. would have died of hypothermia in a few Crew 3349 was on an April train- building with hay Attempting to feather the propeller resulted minutes in that cold water. ing mission out of Sioux City, Iowa for and used a bundle in pumping the remaining oil out of the 30- Seiler and I had landed within 20 yards of the 8th Army Air Force. The members Charles F. to start a fire. Sturgeon gallon oil tank. The propeller continued to each other; he did finally answer my call. The were part of the 91st Bomb Group Sturgeon’s diary windmill, turning the engine and caused the rest of the crew landed deeper into the forest. (Heavy), 322nd Bomb Squadron, sta- stated that the fire engine to overheat (no oil) and catch fire. As Seiler had been knocked unconscious and tioned in Bassingbourn, England. light helped them to see a nearby the engine became overheated, cylinders received a large gash on the back of his head. Sturgeon, who was the engineer shack, wherein loggers who had no began to blow off, taking the engine cowling His parachute had gotten caught in a tree and and top turret gunner on the flight, transportation directed them to walk with them. swung him into the trunk. I found Seiler, wrote in a later diary entry, “We were to a store about 3 miles away. The When the cylinders blew, it sounded like helped him get out of the tree, he was near flying at 7,000 feet altitude. As we store owner then drove them to town, we were being hit by antiaircraft fire. Debris the ground. approached our target, No. 3 engine where they found further help. hit the cockpit window and the side of the After walking a long way through the developed an oil line leak.” According to Sturgeon, it took fuselage, making loud noises. We could see snow, breaking through the top crust into He continued, “The leak caused the three days and more than a hundred the red-hot crankshaft turning down inside snow up to our chins, on level ground the engine to lose its oil and, of course, oil searchers to locate tail gunner the engine. The fire spread and burned into snow was 3 feet deep. We were crossing small pressure.” Leonard Rogers, who meanwhile was the wing, back to one of the main fuel tanks, streams and would fall through the snow, Moreover, he added regarding co- doing his best to avoid bears while located in the right wing. into the water. We found a small building pilot Louis Starks, “Attempting to sustaining himself on snow and We diverted our course for Duluth, Minn., with baled hay. We took one half of a bale feather the propeller resulted in candy. looking for a field large enough to land the B- and started a fire. pumping the remaining oil out of the From his home in Amarillo, Texas, 17. To get to Duluth from Marquette, we The fire was bright enough to bring a 30-gallon oil tank. The propeller con- Sturgeon spoke by phone to the Daily would have to cross Lake Superior. As we house into view. Two men, loggers, living in tinued to windmill, turning the engine Globe last week about the reception traveled a short distance over Lake Superior, the shack gave us directions to the main road, and caused the engine to overheat (no he and his crew received in Onton- the wing cover began to burn away and they had no transportation. We were able to oil) and catch fire.” agon County. exposed the main self-sealing fuel tank, walk out of the forest, found a main road, The men had intended to fly to “We never had a day that we which had started to burn. Pilot Thomas walked about 3 miles to a little store. We Marquette, but were forced to eject weren’t with the group doing some- Smith, Starks and I decided that there would- aroused the owner of the store and he gave us from the plane as quickly as possible thing,” he said regarding the period of n’t be enough time to get to the Duluth land- a ride to town. We were the first crew to make before it crashed in the dead of night days they waited for government ing field. The fuel tank would explode any it to Ontonagon to report the crash of the B- near Silver City. transport to their next location. “We moment and blow us out of the sky. Smith 17. Several people had heard the plane flying “The trees I had landed in were were invited out every day to keep us headed the burning aircraft for the nearest low and saw it burning. The crew, except within 50 yards from the shore of busy while we were there. They just landfall and as soon as the navigator, Alexan- Rogers, gathered in Ontonagon that day. It Lake Superior,” wrote Sturgeon, who couldn’t do enough for us.” der Calder, determined we had reached land, took three days for trackers to find Rogers. added, “We were told that a person the bail out order was given by the pilot. A hundred or more people were out in the would have died of hypothermia in a Another crash in France There was a solid cloud cover below so forest at one time looking for Rogers. He was few minutes in that cold water.” Unfortunately, that was not the last there were no land sightings to help the navi- running from bears and had taken off toward Sturgeon noted that their bailout of the men’s adventures. By Aug. 13 of gator. The pilot instructed me to go back to Canada; the lake would have stopped him. training had consisted of “count to that year, seven members of the same the waist to find the crew that had not bailed He had seen three bears or the same one three and pull the ripcord,” but that out but they were all gathered in the radio three times. Rogers had been walking in a had been enough to save all of their room, waist gunner Richard Hayes was asleep large circle, walking in streams trying to lose lives. and had to be awakened. I told them that they the bears, carrying his parachute to sleep in, CRASH — page 3 should have bailed out a long time ago and eating on one Snickers bar, and eating snow headed for the escape hatch (door). I pulled for water, he was in good shape. When locat- the emergency release cable and kicked the ed, he was near the spot that he had original- door off. Fire and debris were sailing by the ly landed. opening. We had to wait out the weather in Onton- Tail gunner Leonard Rogers was told to agon for a few days before returning to Sioux jump but he declined to be first. Waist gun- City. There was no transportation moving in ner Calvin Seiler was then selected to be first or out of the snow-covered area. A govern- but he also declined. Seiler told me that if I ment investigating team was able to drive into would go first the others would follow. Since Ontonagon a day or two later, to investigate I had first-hand knowledge of the seriousness the crash. They were able to reach the aircraft of the burning fuel tank, I was anxious to get using a tractor. A sled was tied to the front of out. I told them that I would see them later, the tractor; the tractor was then backed placed my flashlight on the floor and fell out through the deep snow and up the moun- of the plane backwards. tain. We bailed out at about 7,000 feet, around Smith, bombardier Ray Rietschel, and 2 a.m. in a cloud-covered sky in pitch dark- maybe one other crew member went to the ness. We were in a desolate area so there were crash site; I didn’t make it. The burned plane no lights visible even after we passed through was not accessible, except on foot because of the clouds. I did spot a dim light just before the thick forest. I don’t think the tractor made hitting the trees. Seiler had bailed out second, it all the way to the crash site. Their plan was but caught me. We couldn’t see each other to haul enough gasoline to the crash site to Submitted image but were yelling to each other on the way burn the remaining parts of the plane. I don’t PRISON MUG shots taken while in Dulag Luft at Wetzlar before he was down. I heard Seiler crash into the trees and think that the plane was ever carried out. moved to Stalag Luft IV. T/Sgt. Charles Sturgeon, who was 20 years old at prepared for my abrupt landing. My The people of Ontonagon gave us a big the time, was captured after he bailed out of his plane. Several months parachute canopied over three tall trees, welcome and we were invited to a party later he was moved to Stalag Luft I (Barth) where he stayed until being lib- which left me hanging in the center. I had almost every night. Each crew member has a erated in May 1945. After being liberated, he was able to find his record out broken a large limb out of the top of the trees great story about their experiences in Onton- of a pile of records three feet high and three feet in diameter. Sturgeon when I came in. The limb had ripped the leg agon. We were finally transported back to the remembered noticing a group of POWs gathered around the pile of records of my fleece lined flying suit but barely military base by military cars and public looking for the one with their picture. He walked over to the pile, looked scratched my leg. I started swinging and trains. On the way back to the base, we down, and immediately saw his picture on the ground in plain sight. Stur- caught a limb and pulled myself over to the stopped off in Madison, Wis., for two days geon remembered how, “One guy said he had been there two hours look- tree trunk. I was able to remove the parachute and met Smith’s family. ing for his and still didn’t find it.”

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Joustra is based out of Duluth, was inspired by her great- Minn. grandfather, Alvin, who The program focuses on was a fighter jet pilot in the teaching the values of Navy and by her grandfa- honor, courage and com- ther, who was a member of mitment to its cadets. It the military police. does this partly through She is motivated by hands-on learning, some- friends and family, who thing that Joustra spoke helped her to find a pro- highly of. She has partaken gram that allowed her to in various community ser- become involved with com- vice events during her time munity events. in the Cadet Corps, includ- “When I was a kid I ing participating in the Mer- always wanted to go into cer Memorial Day services. the service, and the Navy When asked about what was always my first advice she had for students choice,” Joustra said. that wanted to get an early Joustra spoke about start with military training, how she first got involved she advised them to look in the Twin Ports Division into joining the Cadet of the U.S. Navy Cadet Corps, as it has helped her Submitted photo Corps program. get an early start on achiev- THE CREW of the Fifinella, a B-17 Flying Fortress bomber, gathers before a training mission in Sioux City, Iowa, “My mother reached out ing her dream. in May 1944. From left are: first row, navigator Alexander Calder, pilot Thomas P. Smith Jr., bombardier Ray Rietschel and co-pilot Louis Starks; and second row, engineer and top turret gunner Charles Sturgeon, waist gunner Richard H. Hayes, ball turret gunner Jess Britton, waist gunner Calvin Seiler, tail gunner Leonard Rogers and radio operator Delmer Spears. On April 18, 1944, they were on a training flight that crashed due to engine trouble into the Porcupine Mountains. They all bailed out to safety and gathered in Ontonagon before reporting back to duty. The bulk of that crew flew more than 20 missions over Europe before being shot down near LeManior, France, on Aug. 13, 1944. Smith, the pilot, died but the eight others on that flight bailed out to safety. Three were taken prisoner (including Sturgeon and Spears), while the others were gathered to safety by the French underground resistance. Crew 3349 flew for the 8th Army Air Force, 91st Bomb Group (Heavy), 322nd Bomb Squadron, stationed in Bassingbourn, England. Crash marry in a dress made sures of medical aid and children of her own, “so from one of the downed food. On one occasion, we’ve got a big family” he plane’s parachutes. He French men outside a win- joked and said his own From page 2 returned to France 50 years dow even encouraged Stur- kids now love his new crew from Ontonagon were later to celebrate the same geon to escape, not under- mate. on a combat mission to couple’s wedding anniver- standing that he was inca- Eventually, Sturgeon bomb a railway bridge at sary. pable of doing so with his also would reunite with Le Manior, France, to deter The aftermath of the injuries. some of his Fifinella family. German movement. France crash was tougher Overall, Sturgeon lost a In 1991, five of the surviv- The men succeeded in for Sturgeon. On his 20th lot of weight and celebrating members of both the their mission, but their B- mission, he was captured ed his 21st birthday as a Ontonagon and France 17 Flying Fortress bomber and became a POW, along POW. flights met in the U.P. once crashed near Louviers, with radio operator Delmer Two men on the France again. France, killing pilot Spears and new bom- flight escaped after the According to an April Thomas P. Smith, Jr., bardier Robert Bell. crash, eventually reuniting 15, 1991 article by Jan whom Sturgeon described Sturgeon, who said he with allied forces. They Tucker in the Daily Globe, as a “gung-ho kind of guy.” remained a prisoner until were navigator Alexander Sturgeon, Rogers and Brit- Steve Newman/Daily Globe “There was a direct hit June 13, 1945, remembers Calder and waist gunner ton had arrived in Silver HANA JOUSTRA, a 13-year-old from Mercer, shows off by flak in the oxygen being severely burned after Calvin Seiler. City a few days prior and, her Navy uniform on Memorial Day as part of Mercer’s tanks,” wrote ball turret the crash, during which he in Sturgeon’s words, services that day. gunner Jess Britton in a also broke a leg. Life after the war “talked for eight hours report dated Sept. 3, 1944. His flight suit had Sturgeon, who had straight.” “The plane was burning,” burned away, but he was declined the deferment his The article also quoted Botes driven to succeed he stated of the aircraft, grateful that Spears had father had arranged, was him as saying, “We were which was adorned with a been wearing an extra suit, pleased to return to Amaril- closer than family in those Walt Disney Fifinella, or due to cold temperatures, lo and marry a woman he’d years and we just hugged in future military service “babe riding a bomb.” and gave his outer layer to met in the Army. and hugged for the longest By STEVE NEWMAN iary arm of the U.S. Air Britton wrote that Sturgeon. With his days as a tech time.” [email protected] Force. The group has three report on the same day that In his biography, Stur- sergeant behind him, he Sturgeon told the Globe MERCER, Wis. – Billie goals, focused on develop- he arrived in the United geon recalls sleeping with told the Globe he then last week, “When we went Botes is looking forward to ing cadets, aerospace edu- Kingdom after the French other POWs on floor studied to get an aircraft up there, they treated us a career as a military pilot. cation and emergency ser- resistance had sheltered boards with cracks wide and engine license. “I could royally. You couldn’t have “I want to fly the B-1 vices. According to Alan him, along with Rogers and enough for them to see work on any aircraft in the asked for better treatment bomber,” she said, calling Schmitz, commander of new co-pilot Joseph guard dogs running under- field,” he claimed. than we got. They were it “the most amazing plane Mercer-Manitowish Waters Vukovich, for weeks in a neath them. He spent several sure nice to us.” ever.” VFW Post 9536 and an farmhouse attic. At times, he was housed decades directing mainte- He added that the In pursuit of her goals, inactive captain in the area Britton wrote that he in lice-infected chicken nance for the region’s Pan- group, which later includ- she has excelled in the Civil Air Patrol chapter out first had subsided for sev- coops with drinking water tex Plant, where nuclear ed Seiler and Spears, revis- Civil Air Patrol and is seek- of Eagle River, once Botes eral days by eating raw that he strained with his weapons were assembled. ited the crash site. “We ing an appointment to the started getting involved wheat and emerging from fingers to reduce the proba- Beyond that, he and his went souvenir hunting,” Air Force Academy. Botes with the group, in which hiding only at night to bility of ingesting tadpoles wife, Adele, had five kids said Sturgeon. “I brought recently graduated from she “excelled very quickly,” drink water from the Seine and mosquito larvae. before she died in 1979. home a truck load of stuff.” Mercer High School and according to Schmitz, who River. French bikers then “Bathing was scarce,” he After a decade of being a Spears’ granddaughter, plans to continue her train- called her “a success story” gave him a new set of said, as were blankets, and widower, during which he Bobbi Dunn, wrote about ing next year at Embry-Rid- for the group. clothes and rode him right the bathroom sometimes said his kids “frowned on the inspiration for the dle Aeronautical University Since her freshman year past German soldiers to was limited to a bucket or a my having a girlfriend,” he reunion in an article pub- in Daytona Beach, Florida. in high school, Botes was safety. concrete pit. married for the second lished in the January 2005 Botes credits her father involved in Wisconsin While in the farmhouse The Red Cross, French time to a woman named with encouraging her to of his protectors, Britton women and German sol- Theresa. join the Civil Air Patrol, saw the farmer’s daughter diers provided limited mea- He said she has eight which is the civilian auxil- CRASH — page 6 BOTES — page 8

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The her valuable. “I was lucky because in my ONTONAGON – The Onton- facturing pro- different factories had to bid on “I welded the captain’s quar- purse was a letter from my moth- agon High School Class of 1942 cess could be the various Army contracts and ters on the overhead ceilings and er telling me she was happy War- was different than many that done correct- when the Detroit factory did not I got extra pay for that,” she ren and I were getting married,” went before it. The country was ly. But she get a prize defense contract “last said. she said. “That was good enough at war and the boys went in the wanted to hired, first fired” came into reali- She watched with pride the and on June 6 in a little Navy service and the girls went to weld, so on ty. launching of those ships. “Horns chapel we were married. We work to help replace the men her days off It was cold working in the would toot and there would be called a photographer to get him who left. she sought unheated factories, so Erma singing and the breaking of a bot- to come and take our wedding One of those girls was 18-year- out welding decided she wanted to work tle of champagne and then the photo but the man said, ‘Are you Erma old Erma Chamberlain. It must Chamberlain jobs. where it was warmer. Her next ships would glide into the crazy lady, don’t you know that have taken courage for girls living It didn’t stop was California and Los water.” this is D-Day?’” in a small town like Ontonagon take long and Angeles, where she got a job But down in Jacksonville, Erma and Warren remained in to brave the big cities, but Erma she was off to Detroit where she welding on ships. Florida, a sailor was waiting for Florida until they returned to relished the challenge. would weld tankers. Her job was “I was able to get an apartment his fiancée. She left the shipyard Ontonagon in 1945. Erma is 94 She left for Traverse City for to weld the seam across the front with another girl and was hired in June 1944 to marry Warren years old and still lives in the three months of training includ- area of tankers. immediately,” she said. Her Millard. The pair went to the same home they returned to 74 ing welding. From there it was off “It had to be done very care- duties were to weld the ribs of the courthouse to get their license years ago. to Flint where her first job was to fully and I was good at it,” she – ship to the skins. She was able to but the wedding almost did not The Millards raised three boys inspect the holes in planes were now Erma Millard – told the do all kinds of welding, but she happen because Erma was not yet and a girl. Warren Millard died in in exactly the right place so that Daily Globe in a recent interview. was especially adept to over-the- 21-years-old and needed her par- 1983. Crash he instilled a sense of patri- otism in me that I hope to Scenes of war still hold gruesome grip pass on to my children,” From page 3 wrote Dunn. “I want my issue of The Ragged Irregu- children to know about n Hurley lar, a 91st Bombardment their great-grandfather and veteran group publication. the sacrifices he made so Dunn said she traveled that they can live in a coun- DeCarlo talks with her grandpa to try that is free.” Navy life Ontonagon in 1990, when Sturgeon – who said during WWII he was delighted to find a he’s “really enjoyed” his local gift shop displaying a life, despite the tragedies – By BRYAN HELLIOS piece of the propeller from never returned to Europe. [email protected] the plane that crashed He did, however, prove IRONWOOD – High there. his sense of humor was school is full of exciting According to Dunn, that intact when he described new experiences, but for trip inspired Spears to his last time in a plane some young men, school organize a reunion for the back in 2005. He was invit- seemed like a distant surviving men and their ed to the cockpit and, then dream while fighting in wives the following year. kidded that, within the WWII. As a junior in high bombardiers’ area, he “was Tom DeCarlo began his school that year, she wrote bombing cars up and sophomore year at Hurley K-12 School playing foot- Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe that “one of the best histo- down the interstate as we TOM DECARLO, left, stands at attention with the honor guard while Lt. Col. Gary ball and running track. Too ry lessons I ever had was were flying over.” Harrington speaks during a Memorial Day service at Ironwood’s Riverside Ceme- slow to be competitive in when my grandpa came to World War II ran from tery on May 27. school right after that trip, 1939-1945, ending in the short distance heats, he brought back some of the same year that the forest in pushed himself to run the to a hospital ship, the USS he will never eat Spam kept him busy so he avoid- things he had picked up which Sturgeon’s crew mile in just over 5 minutes, Hope, he said. again. ed many of the fights and shared his story of a landed was designated as taking a first place finish in There was a 50-foot “I think they had horse which often broke out from fiery crash, war and the part of the Porcupine Ironwood and Bessemer. barge piled four high with meat in it,” DeCarlo said the pressures of being out POW camp with me and Mountains Wilderness “I trained myself – we dead Marines, who DeCar- while laughing. “They fed at sea. my classmates. He cried, I State Park. didn’t have a coach he was lo said “never got on the us anything.” “If you don't stay active cried and so did many of According to park in the Navy,” he said. “A beach.” The ship's quarters were you go crazy,” he said. my classmates.” supervisor Michael Knack, year later I was in the Service was held every crowded with sleeping “Then you start fighting.” Years later, she said, her the site where the plane Navy.” Saturday for those buried bunks stacked five high. When crew members grandpa developed demen- came down shows the On July 19, 1944 at sea. The dead were put Canvas cots were held taut started going at each other tia. When he needed V.A. depression from the crash DeCarlo entered boot camp in white sacks and by a lassoed piece of can- they settled it in the ring. benefits but couldn’t and contains a marker, but at Great Lakes Navel Train- dropped from aircraft car- vas, but when the lashing “Everybody came down to remember the details of his is too remote to be easily ing Station were he joined riers by the hundreds, became loose, the person see the grudge matches,” service, she said Sturgeon accessed. 300,000 new recruits DeCarlo said, adding that underneath would “hit you he said, adding that specta- wrote a statement that readying themselves for “They had to put shell cas- in the head so you knew tors were not allowed to allowed him to get the * * * battle. ings in the bags so they you had to tighten it up,” “boo” the boxers. financial assistance he Thanks to Jody Kelly, Assigned to Company stayed down.” he said. “No timeouts,” he said. needed. 91st BGMA secretary/trea- 1552, his unit fought in the Supplies among the 850 Starting out as an oiler, “You fight until they give “He is not the same man surer, and Mick Hanou, battle of Okinawa right crew members were spar- DeCarlo's job was to make up.” I knew growing up, but I 91st BGMA president, for from the start. They tan and many meals of sure the engine's bearings On Sept. 2, 1945 Japan thank God every day that providing historical mate- picked-up 50 wounded beans with rice were were being properly lubri- he has been such a huge rials that made this article Marines who were “all shot served. Although he still cated. part of my life . . . and that possible. up” and transported them likes beans and rice today, He said the working DECARLO — page 8 We Salute... We Support Our Troops and Their Families

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The memorial to the wreckage two crashes remains a pop- Lake Road had wreckage ular attraction in the coun- n Memorial from one of the planes fall ty. organizers plan out of a tree they were cut- “With the sign-in books, ting and found additional we’re seeing between 3,000 anniversary pieces of metal embedded and 4,000 people a year celebration in another tree. that stop and visit,” Myers Curt Myers, one of the said, adding the real num- By RICHARD JENKINS organizers of a memorial ber of visitors is probably [email protected] near the crash sites, said Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe higher since people usually CAREY, Wis. – The for- Iron County Sheriff Paul THE MEMORIAL to a a pair of B-47 bombers that crashed in Iron County in 1961, don’t sign in if they visit est of Iron County contin- Samardich contacted him seen here Monday, will be the site of a informal gathering June 29 to mark the fifth more than once. ues to reveal its secrets, in February while he was anniversary of the memorial's construction. “It’s probably one of the with locals still finding in Arizona. most visited sites in Iron wreckage from a pair of “I thought, ‘Oh God, the other items that have bration will take place June were killed in the first County,” he said. plane crashes that hap- what happened, did my been collected over the 29 at 11 a.m. crash, which Myers said To get to the memorial, pened almost 60 years ago. house burn down? Why years on display at the “We’re telling everybody was caused by mechanical drivers can take County C The two crashes would the sheriff from Iron memorial just before to bring a lunch with them, error when a pin in the from U.S. 51, continuing occurred 10 weeks apart in County be calling me,’” Memorial Day weekend. and drinks,” said Myers, plane broke. Two of the straight onto Island Lake February and May 1961 Myers said. Instead, it was The newly found wreck- who described it as an four occupants of the sec- Road where County C and involved B-47 bomber to inform him that the age is part of the reason an informal gathering. ond plane survived the makes a sharp turn. They jets from Topeka, Kansas additional wreckage had anniversary celebration is He said he has invited crash, which Myers said then go about four miles on that were practicing bomb- been found and asked if planned for the end of June those who helped build the was due to a series of Island Lake Road to Pit ing runs in the area. the group involved with to mark the fifth anniver- original memorial, as well human errors. Road, where there is also a This winter, loggers the memorial wanted it. sary of the memorial’s con- as family members of those Since the memorial was sign for the crash memori- working in the area near Myers said the recently struction. involved in the crashes. built, Myers said he and al. The memorial is located the crash site off Island discovered pieces joined The anniversary cele- Four Air Force officers the others who help main- 2 to 3 miles up Pit Road. People are what makes honor flights special By TOM LAVENTURE ago, Gentile applied for the veterans traveling from 13 was action packed, not a buses are allowed into of little things that resonat- [email protected] Never Forgotten Honor counties of Northeast Wis- dull moment,” Gentile said. Arlington, he said. ed with the veterans. The MERCER, Wis. – For Flight, a nonprofit organi- consin stay the night prior It was raining and plas- Gentile said he was organizers had families one veteran, the Never For- zation that takes veterans to the Honor Flight, all tic ponchos were provided moved by the U.S. Marine and friends of the veterans gotten Honor Flight in May of the World War II, Korea compliments of the hotel. to the veterans as they visit- Corps Memorial that send letters so they could was an amazing experi- and Vietnam war eras for a There are pre-flight ban- ed the Korean and Vietnam depicts the flag raising on have a “mail call” on the ence; but the most lasting day of visiting memorials quets and people there to war memorials near the Iwo Jima. He was also return flight to mimic the memories are the cama- in Washington D.C. The walk the 16 veterans on the Lincoln Memorial. No one impressed with the preci- important end-of-the-day raderie of fellow veterans organization flights trip through every step, he seemed to mind the rain, sion of the rifle squad activity while serving in the and gracious people all include an overnight stay said. he said. twirling skills at the U.S. military. along the journey. in Wausau and a direct Some were in wheel “You were wet before,” Air Force memorial. “I don’t know if I had “The whole thing with flight from Central Wis- chairs, what the project he said. “This is the chance “That was kind of cool the most mail but I had the the Honor Flight was being consin Airport in Mosinee. calls “honor chairs,” he of a lifetime.” having the regular drill most packages,” Gentile honored the way you The waiting list was at said. Every two veterans Gentile thought of his team come out and per- said. “The guy yelled out were,” said David Gentile, 740 at the time he joined, was matched up with a father when he visited the form for us,” he said. from about middle of the of Mercer, who participated Gentile said. He hadn’t guardian who was there World War II memorial, a The bus didn’t make a plane, David gen-tile, no in the May 12-13 Honor thought about it in a while just to make things go Navy veteran who served stop at the Seabee memori- gen-tee-lee, give me 20 Flight organized out of when the call came in smoothly, he said. as a gunner’s mate aboard al, he said. That was a little pushups, what are you Wausau. “Ya, it’s nice to see March. “There were also five a mine sweeper in World bit of a bummer, but it did- doing with all these all these memorials, but Gentile said he would EMTs, two physicians and War II. n’t ruin the day, he said. boxes?” you can see pictures of probably never go to Wash- a couple of (Honor Flight) “That’s a dandy memo- There were people at It was 10:45 p.m. by the them. But you can’t see pic- ington, D.C. were it not for board members on the rial there,” he said. “That’s every stop who were time they were at the termi- tures of how the people this opportunity. He was plane,” he said. “It’s just really something.” friendly and thanking nal in Mosinee, where treated you. It’s really content to look at the organized. It was impres- Gentile said his father’s them for their service, he around 2,000 people were upbeat and it really makes memorials in books. sive.” ship survived a kamikaze said. That in combination waiting to welcome the vet- you proud. I encourage “It was something to In Washington, a police strike into the side. with the memorials built erans. others to do it.” see, for sure,” Gentile said. escort led the two buses “He had some good sto- up a lot of pride, he said. “There was a band play- Gentile (pronounced “I mean this was an honor and tour guides to every ries,” he said. “He lived to “You have pride over the ing, and they were gen-tea-lee), served with the country has done for its memorial in a whirlwind be 91.” years with children and announcing our names and the U.S. Naval Construc- veterans, building these that seemed presidential, The veterans visited grandchildren and then all people were cheering and tion Battalions, known as different memorials.” he said. At each memorial Arlington National Ceme- of a sudden something like shaking our hands as we the Seabees from 1967-70. 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At this summer’s cruiser adorned with ship,” he said. chaplain told him to buy encampment, she will be American flags and armed The city sustained new ones. one of two squadron com- with 8 inch guns, led 365 heavy bombing and was in “You got to have engi- manders at the encamp- ships of the 3rd Fleet into ruins. He said the only neers to run the engines ment – a high honor. Tokyo Bay. thing left standing was a and I was one of them,” he Her father, Steve Botes, “We were right next to hospital. said. said Billie told him before the Missouri,” he said. “I Under orders not to eat After his service DeCar- the event that she was could’ve thrown a football or drink anything due to lo went back to school, ful- going to “win that sword.” Submitted photo on it we were so close to it.” contamination, DeCarlo filling a promise. He could He noted her growth since BILLIE BOTES has had many opportunities due to her He watched representa- said he and his fellow crew have received his GED but, being a “nervous” first-time record in the Civil Air Patrol. Here she is pho- tives from Japan climb up members had to bring their a “promise is a promise” cadet years earlier. Billie tographed at the Pentagon as part of the Civic Lead- the ship's ladder while own food and water while and said he shook hands said that when she started, ership Academy in Washington, D.C. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, exploring Tokyo. with his dad, agreeing to she was “shy” but that serv- with his “big hat and pipe,” They saw little kids finish school. In 1947 he ing with the Civil Air Patrol in the mountains there. pound premie at birth,” he stood on deck. standing on ice-covered graduated at the age of 20 has given her many oppor- Botes said she has made lots said. In addition, she said “I’ll never forget that – I November streets looking with nine of his fellow ser- tunities that have built her of connections in all branch- her sister, Zoe, “is always was just 19-years-old,” he for help from the soldiers. vice men and his younger confidence. “It set me on a es of the military, including there for me.” said. “Cigaretto Joe, cigaretto brother. path of what I wanted to colonels and generals. Billie also credited the After the celebration Joe” he said. “That's all the “When we graduated, do,” she said. She spoke highly of the support of the staff of Mer- was over his ship refueled English they knew – they we wore our uniforms and Her success in the Civil support of her parents. cer School as well, and par- and headed back stateside were just in diapers.” they put us up on the Air Patrol has opened up “They have most definitely ticularly Superintendent to overhaul the engines. He went to the Army’s stage,” he said. “They gave many other opportunities, backed me up, and support Erik Torkelson, who she “It takes 14 days to get Post Exchange and bought us a big ovation.” including spending a week me in whatever I choose to described as a “mentor.” from Tokyo to San Francis- candy and cans of grape DeCarlo said it's impor- in Laughlin Air Force base do,” she said. She said her Torkelson, who calls Botes co,” he said. fruit juice. tant to honor soldiers of training with Air Force dad “gives her a little “chief,” has been “just Once the ship was “I gave each kid a stick the past and present. pararescuemen (also known nudge when needed.” Her great.” While she did not repaired, they set off to of gum – but there were so “We put our life on the as PJs), where she had father, Steve Botes, said receive the opportunity to Pearl Harbor to fuel up many of them!” he said. line, we didn't know if we opportunities to train with that he and his wife have make the Air Force Acade- before going back to The USS Thetis Bay set were going to come back,” the pilots and run the air- sacrificed to help Billie get my this past year, she is Tokyo. off for America with 2,500 he said. “We didn't care if plane simulators they use. to events that have helped planning to try again, say- Along the way, they ran general infantry combat we came back, we did our She was along as they her grow. “She’s come a ing “the academy is what I into a typhoon which veterans hitching a ride job – we got to keep Amer- trained in special operations long way from being a 3- want.” “shook the ship up.” back home, many getting ica strong.”

Honor mo, his daughter. everything from drilling Looking back at her wells to building foot childhood Palermo said bridges and sanitation sys- From page 7 her father’s commitment to tems. nal,” Gentile said. “It was community and country “It was a different expe- just packed solid with peo- was, and is, amazing. His rience for us,” he said. ple taking pictures, just example taught them that All-in-all, Gentile said wow.” it was just second nature to his military experience was It was a work night and volunteer and to help do eventful and a little out of Gentile said he did not whatever needed to be the ordinary. expect to see all four of his done, she said. “I spent four years in grown children there in the “He is the most selfless the so-called Navy and I lobby with a sign welcom- man I’ve ever known in my was never on a ship,” he ing their dad home. life,” Palermo said. said. “The kids made up a Born and raised in Iron- Gentile, 73, said the sign with a picture of me in wood, Gentile went to a Seabees official motto, “We 1967, in California, train- two-year construction trade Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe build, we fight,” and more ing to be a Seabee,” he said. school after high school. DAVID GENTILE stands in the Mercer Veterans Memorial Park with the sign his four the unofficial motto of “can Gentile, who is The Navy recruiter said his children greeted him with at the Central Wisconsin Airport in Mosinee on May 14, do anything,” is probably divorced, remains close to schooling was a good as he returned with other veterans who were on the Never Forgotten Honor Flight what inspired his his kids. His son works match for the Seabees and to Washington, D.C. that same morning. Gentile served with a U.S. Naval Construc- entrepreneur spirit as a with him in construction would mean extra rank – tion Battalions, also known as the Seabees, and saw action during the war in Viet- contractor in construction and he is a partner with his but also meant rotating to nam. and his sense of civic daughter in owning the Vietnam, he said. responsibility. Wampum Shop in Mercer. “I said, ‘I’ve never been then went through combat nam. backup.” “You try and carry that “If I’d learned more there, so I’ll go,’” Gentile training with the U.S. “We did everything He helped build con- through life,” he said. about the Honor Flight said. Marines. He then served 22 north of Da Nang up to the crete piers, gun towers, Gentile is a 51-year program at the time he After basic training and months with I Corps, the DMZ,” Gentile said. “There helicopter hangers, build- member of the Veterans of signed up I would have Seabee school, he trained tactical area of the Army of was just a lot of work to do ings and bridges. It was hot Foreign Wars Post 9536 in tried to join him as a at the Naval Mobile Con- the Republic of Vietnam besides helping the and sometimes the things Mercer/Manitowish guardian,” said Sarah Paler- struction Battalion, and that bordered North Viet- Marines. We were their he helped to build got Waters, a combination of destroyed. VFW and American Legion Speaking to a Marine members. He is a 20 year veteran on the Honor member of the Mercer Area SETTLER’SBruce Crossing, CO-OP, MI INC. Flight, Gentile learned the Chamber of Commerce, Serving our Community for 102 years two were both nearby served on the town’s parks We Offer A: when the Viet Cong blew and recreation board for 30 up an ammunition bunker years and still serves on the # Full Line Grocery Store during a battle. It was one town’s planning commis- # Gas Station/ of the biggest explosions of sion. Convenience Store the war, he said. “There was always # Hunting and Fishing He and other Seabees at something to do,” he said. Licenses the DMZ saw combat, Gen- As a contractor, Gentile John J. Oberto # Sporting Goods Department tile said. This included the helped to build the Mercer # Camping, Marine battle of Hu, a siege to take veterans memorial. # Garden Center the city back after the Tet “It’s really enhanced the # Hardware Offensive, he said. town,” he said. “It looks 6 a.m.-10 p.m. 221 Silver Street, Hurley, WI 54534 # Commercial and Residential “You are there and so really good when you’re 7 days a week Bulk Propane Office: 715-561-4333 • Home: 715-561-2215 you are a part of it,” Gentile coming in from the south, 24 HOUR CONVENIENCE STORE Corner of US45 & M28 said. across the road from the (906) 827-3515 Bruce Crossing, MI Brighter memories large wooden loon that include going into the vil- people often stop at to take lages where Seabees did photos.”

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