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From left at the table are Joe DelFavero, Dick Bolen, Bob said they do not need to drink Blaskowski, Mayor Les Schneck, Ted Finco and Anderson. only bottled water, unless they have specific health concerns identified by doctors, and there is no “immediate” health risk from the water. Anderson resigns as city manager “Some people who drink water containing Trib- sion involving the city council and city alomethanes in excess of the approved. Wakefield’s city council election was n Incumbent city council attorney Michael Pope, Mayor Les Sch- maximum contaminant level During public comment, Kathy hotly contested, with a 47 percent neck announced Anderson’s resignation. over many years may experience approves severance Phillips, of Wakefield, asked why Ander- turnout, compared to Bessemer’s 32 per- Schneck said Anderson will receive a problems with their liver, kid- son can’t work with the newly-elected city cent and Ironwood’s 17 percent. package before Monday’s severance package, including a one-year neys or central nervous systems, council. “I think she can work well with Anderson said she thinks the council is organizational meeting salary of $50,000, six months health the new council,” Phillips said. moving in a different direction. insurance for two people and a letter of After adjournment, Anderson left the “Today’s change in leadership allows By TOM STANKARD recommendation. The council unani- building alongside council members who the new council to pursue their agenda HURLEY — page 5 [email protected] mously approved. also won’t be serving the city anymore. freely and the community to move beyond WAKEFIELD — With a tear in her In return, Schneck said Anderson will Three incumbents — Schneck, Ted Finco the election,” Anderson said. eye, Margot Anderson resigned as city sign a release so the city “will not be and Richard Bolen — failed to win re- Looking back at her time serving the manager of Wakefield Friday afternoon. liable for anything.” election. city of Wakefield, Anderson said she does- Ironwood Around 30 people showed up at the Until the council’s organizational The new council will include incum- n’t regret anything. municipal building for the special meet- meeting on Monday at 5:30 p.m., Schneck bents Robert Blaskowski, Joe DelFavero commission will ing concerning a personnel matter. After suggested Sherry Ravelli serve as interim and newcomers John Granato, Amy an hour-and-a-half closed session discus- city manager for the city. The council Tarro and Kay Wiita. organize Monday WAKEFIELD — page 5 By RALPH ANSAMI [email protected] Community turns out to give opinions IRONWOOD — The new Ironwood City Commission will organize Monday at 5:30 p.m. on future of Ontonagon waterfront After the mayor and mayor pro tempore are sworn into By JAN TUCKER “They all link the waterfront from the edge of office, city officials will be [email protected] the water. The plan had to focus on the water- appointed and there are several ONTONAGON — Large crowds returned Fri- front,” he said. other matters on the agenda. day to the Michigan Works Building to vote on That waterfront along Lake Superior includes Newcomer Annette Burchell, specific planning options for the Ontonagon the marina, Rose Island, rail yards and shipyard. as the top vote-getter in Tues- waterfront which were identified at a public meet- In addition, specific items appeared in each of day’s election, won the mayor’s ing Thursday. the three proposals, including an historic fishing seat and former mayor Kim Cor- Participants viewed three mapped options and village on Rose Island and connecting bike and coran, as the second-place vote- were given a large green circle for the best liked non-motorized trails. getter, qualifies as mayor pro- plan, smaller circles for somewhat liked features On Friday, in the first hour of the two-hour tempore. and a red circle for a proposal “they could not live touring of the conceptuals by the public, one pro- Other commission members with.” Anyone using the red veto had to explain posal received an abundance of red dots. That pro- to be seated are incumbents Rick why he or she could not live with that option, Don posal was to keep the shipyard area as industrial. Jan Tucker/Daily Globe Semo and Brandon Tauer and Carpenter said. Other maps proposed that area for condomini- DON CARPENTER, lead facilitator for the Ontonagon Waterfront study, newcomer James Mildren. Carpenter, from Lawrence Technical Universi- ums, open beaches and-or retail operations. shows one of the three plans for waterfront viability to Sue Preiss, ty, which is the prime facilitator for the project, Ontonagon Economic Development Corporation, on Friday. The clus- said all three proposals have one thing in com- ter of red dots on a portion of the map indicates people who “cannot mon. live with” the option of using the shipyard property for industry. IRONWOOD — page 5 ONTONAGON — page 5 Durbin speaks to Hurley K-12 students

By TOM STANKARD cians. [email protected] “Be the best you can possibly HURLEY — Before perform- be,” he said. “And just be your- ing tonight at HIT Idol, James self. There’s s so many of every- Durbin spoke to Hurley K-12 body else.” students Friday afternoon. Looking back at his child- As a child, he had Turrets hood, Durbin said he found out Syndrome and was bullied in that he wanted to be a musician school. Knowing this, Vic when he was 10 years old. Calore, Historic Ironwood The- “I got a hand-me-down guitar atre Idol programmer, said he and a chord book,” he said. “I wanted Durbin to speak to the started going for it.” students about overcoming Durbin said he was in choir obstacles. when he was a kid. “I was in In front of hundreds of stu- church choir, I was in honor dents, Durbin, an American Idol choir ...” he said. season top 10 finalist, answered In high school, he was a questions and performed a short “loner. concert. “I didn’t have any friends,” he A young girl asked if he had Tom Stankard/Daily Globe any advice for aspiring musi- JAMES DURBIN plays a song for Hurley K-12 students Friday afternoon. HIT IDOL — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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SAN DIEGO (AP) — Customs Brian is predeceased by his loving maternal grandparents, and Border Protection staff con- Partly Cloudy Sunny Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Cloudy cluded after an internal review Katherine and Roy Puisto; his maternal grandparents, Elmer 36º 29º 50º 37º 51º 37º 50º 39º 47º 35º that agents and officers should- and Saima Stein; his aunt, Rosella (Puisto) n’t be required to wear body Bonino; his uncle, Richard Kubley; and his Winds: 10-15 mph W Winds: 10-15 mph S Winds: Light winds Winds: Light winds Winds: 5-10 mph SW cameras, positioning the nation’s cousin, Geno Bonino. largest law enforcement agency Brian is lovingly remembered by his father, Ontonagon LOCAL OUTLOOK as a counterweight to a growing Brian D. 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Robb • Fuel Kare Service • Shocks & Struts agents who watch thousands of Jurkovich, pastor of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in miles of borders with Mexico and • Wheel Alignments • CV Boots & Axles Ironwood, will preside. • Radiator Flush • Transmission Flush Canada, and to roughly 24,000 • Ball Joints • Wheel Balancing Customs and Border Protection Rite of Committal and interment will follow in Riverside • Tie Rod Ends • 4-Wheel Drive Repair officers who manage official Cemetery, Ironwood. • Heater Fans • Heater Cores ports of entry. Donations to assist the Stein family with funeral expenses • Water Pumps • Tire Rotation “Putting these in place, as you can be made online through GoFundMe at • Siping Tires • Frost Plug Heater know, is not only complicated, gofundme.com/gu8qq8xa. In lieu of flowers, donations to the • Flat Tire Repair • Headlight Replacement ASPCA at acspca.org may be done in Brian’s memory. • Batteries; sold, tested & installed it’s also expensive,” the former Seattle police chief said at a Arrangements have been entrusted to McKevitt-Patrick news conference last year. “We Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Ironwood. Online want to make sure we do this condolences may be expressed at mckevittpatrickfuneral- 6 killed as bus hits bridge in Arkansas right.” home.com. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Roberto Vasquez, 28, was employees of Vasquez Citrus and A bus ferrying migrant farm- behind the wheel when the bus Hauling, a provider of foreign workers from Michigan to Texas ran off the right side of the high- farm labor through the federal Ex-NY prison worker to pay nearly $80,000 for inmates’ escape ran off a highway and hit an way, struck a wall and hit the H-2A visa program, had been PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — 6. Evanovich said the total repair After a three-week manhunt overpass in Arkansas on Friday, bridge. Vasquez told investiga- transporting 19 workers from The former prison employee who costs came in under the state’s involving more than 1,000 law ripping off the roof and ejecting tors his residence is in Arcadia, Monroe, Michigan, to Laredo, provided the tools that two mur- initial estimate of $120,000. enforcement officers, Matt was passengers onto the interstate. Florida, but his driver’s license Texas. derers used to cut their way out The 51-year-old Mitchell, who shot dead in woods about 30 Six people were killed and six listed his address as Monroe, A woman who answered the of a maximum-security facility in worked as an instructor in the miles northwest of the prison. injured; the driver survived. Michigan, Arkansas State Police phone Friday at the Lake Placid, northern New York will pay the prison’s tailor shop, pleaded Sweat was shot and wounded The crash on Interstate 40 in spokesman Bill Sadler said. Florida-based company hung up state nearly $80,000 to cover the guilty in September to charges two days later. North Little Rock happened at Of those who died, three were as The Associated Press sought costs of repairing the damage related to the escape and was During the brief restitution about 1 a.m., in light rain and fog thrown from the bus, one was more information. caused during the daring break- sentenced to 2 1/3 to seven years hearing Friday, Clinton County following a heavy storm, but it partially ejected and the other Twelve survivors of the crash out. in prison. Court Judge Kevin Ryan said: “I wasn’t immediately known two died inside, said Col. Bill are from Mexico, according to a A prosecutor said during Mitchell admitted smuggling do believe this now brings to an whether weather played a role. Bryant, the head of the Arkansas list released late Friday after- Joyce Mitchell’s restitution hear- hacksaw blades and other tools end a difficult time for our com- The National Transportation State Police. noon by Arkansas State Police. ing on Friday that she will pay to Matt and Sweat, convicted munity.” Safety Board investigation is ini- Vasquez has agreed to routine Three others live in Florida, $79,841, plus a 10 percent sur- killers who lived in adjacent cells Mitchell, who was shackled at tially focusing on the possibility drug and alcohol tests, but while police didn’t have a resi- charge, for the damage Richard at the prison in Dannemora, near the wrist and ankles, did not say of driver fatigue, though investi- there’s no indication he was dence for another survivor. Their Matt and David Sweat caused by the Canadian border. She later anything during the hearing. gators may focus on other issues intoxicated, state police Maj. ages range from 19 to 43. The using hacksaw blades and other said she was depressed at the Her husband sat nearby, but once they’re on the scene, Mike Foster said. names of those killed are being tools she provided to break out of time and Matt took advantage of they did not speak to each other. spokesman Eric Weiss said. The driver and two other withheld. Clinton Correctional Facility in her mental state to get her to She was immediately taken out June. bring them the tools and other of court by officers for the 240- Clinton County Assistant Dis- contraband. mile ride back to the women’s Mormon church issues rules aimed at gay members, their kids trict Attorney Nicholas Mitchell was supposed to pick prison in Westchester County SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — church leaders’ calls for more the world. The goal was to pro- Evanovich said that amount rep- up the prisoners in her vehicle where she had been held since Mormon church officials have compassion and understanding vide clarity to lay leaders who resents the cost of repairs to the after they escaped, but she suf- being sentenced. issued a rule change that says for LGBT members. run congregations, church cell walls the two men cut fered a panic attack and was Her attorney, Stephen John- members in same-sex marriages “It feels like they are extend- spokesman Eric Hawkins said. through, the interior brick walls taken to the hospital by her hus- ston, said there’s no timetable for can be kicked out and their chil- ing an olive branch and hitting He noted the church has long they damaged and the steam band, Lyle, who also worked at when she has to repay the state. dren must wait until they’re 18 you with it,” said Wendy Mont- been on record as opposing same- pipe they cut open to gain access the prison. State records show When asked about Mitchell’s and disavow homosexual rela- gomery, who is Mormon and has sex marriages. to a street outside the prison in the couple had a combined state of mind, Johnson said, “She tionships to be baptized. a 17-year-old gay son. “It’s like “While it respects the law of the early morning hours of June income of about $115,000 in 2014. wants to be home.” The revisions triggered a this emotional whiplash.” the land, and acknowledges the wave of anger, confusion and The Church of Jesus Christ of right of others to think and act sadness for a growing faction of Latter-day Saints disseminated differently, it does not perform or Personnel records show years of complaints against officer LGBT-supportive Mormons who the handbook changes this week accept same-sex marriage within FOX LAKE, Ill. 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Town Hall. 715-561-2190. the cable-network division that Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Community Pickleball Pad- houses ESPN. a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. dlers, 3 to 6 p.m., Mercer School CEO Bob Iger told CNBC gymnasium. wood. area74.org. area74.org. that he remains “bullish” Community Pickleball Pad- Marine Corps Birthday Party, 5 Bessemer American Legion Post 27 Veterans Dinner, 5 p.m. about the TV business. Three dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School gym- p.m. social, 6 p.m. program and din- months earlier, Disney set off nasium. 715-776-4588. ner, sponsored by Gogebic-Iron social hour, 6 p.m. program and din- a wave of selling in media American Legion Post 5 Veter- Detachment of the Marine Corps ner, American Legion, Bessemer. ans Day Program, 6 p.m., American League, Elk & Hound, Ironwood. Wakefield American Legion, stocks after trimming its Legion, Ironwood. Reservations at 906-932-4024 or 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular future guidance due to a mod- Sunday, Nov. 8 906-285-0475. meeting, post, Wakefield. est decrease in ESPN sub- Bessemer American Legion Survivors of Suicide, 6 p.m., scribers. Last month, Disney Post 27, 5 p.m., American Legion, Zion Lutheran Church basement. cut about 300 jobs at ESPN Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Bessemer. and shuttered its popular Ironwood American Legion room 205, Luther L. Wright School, Church, Ironwood. Ironwood. Grantland website. Harding Club, 1 p.m., Club- Post 5, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6:30 p.m. “The fact remains that the meeting, Memorial Building, Legion Adult Children of Alcoholics, 7 house, Bessemer Township. p.m., Samaritan Counseling, Iron- industry did lose some (sub- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 club room. Wakefield VFW Post 9084, wood. scribers) last year,” he told p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 CNBC. “Now is that a reason to Bessemer. area74.org. Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, panic? Absolutely not. People Monday, Nov. 9 Gathering, Participating and Bessemer. area74.org. still love television, the still Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental Government love ESPN and they love live Iron County Food Pantry, 9 disability advocacy group, Commu- Wakefield Housing Commis- sports.” a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- nity Mental Health, Wakefield. 906- sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor commu- Thursday’s comments come treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. nity room, 200 Pierce St., Wakefield. 229-6170. the same day Disney National Finnish American Fes- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- tival board of directors, 10 a.m., ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. announced it is licensing Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- ESPN and other channels to Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., county courthouse, Bessemer. Sony’s PlayStation Vue online Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. open meeting, Wesley United Erwin Township Board, 6:30 TV service, a bundle of over 50 area74.org. Methodist Church, Ironwood. p.m., Erwin Township Hall. channels that is still smaller Finnish Language class, 4 p.m., Christian Men of the Northland, Adult Children of Alcoholics, 7 than most traditional pay TV Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. meeting, p.m., Samaritan Counseling, Iron- packages and costs $50 a Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. wood. Submitted photo month. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Government Thursday, Nov. 12 SGT. ADAM CLEMENS, of the Ironwood Public Safety Department, vis- Iger told analysts on a con- Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Forestry and Parks its Shelly Trier’s second grade classroom at Luther L. Wright for a fire ference call that Disney Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly Committee, 2:60 p.m., forestry con- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- membership, Aurora Club, Iron- safety presentation. Clemens and his team demonstrated fire safety would continue to license its ference room, Hurley. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., equipment used by firefighters and explained how it protects them. top networks to new entrants wood. Gogebic County Retirement Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Commission, 4 p.m., Gogebic Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 with slimmer bundles of Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 County Courthouse, Bessemer. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- channels that are more Cane Court, Ontonagon. Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Pence 1110. attractively priced to young area74.org. (Wis.) Town Hall. Red Hat Society Northwoods people. He also said ESPN Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., Iron County Board of Supervi- Divas, noon, Rigoni’s, Ironwood. remains a key driver of the support group, Woodland Church, Clinton faces tough question: sors, 6 p.m., county courthouse, Reservations required to 906-932- popularity of new offerings, Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or Hurley. 5455 or 906-663-4871. including Vue. methetc.web.com. Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Government “They came to us to negotiate Kimball (Wis.) Community Center. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. What to call Bill if she wins a deal because it was clear the The Iron County Transporta- area74.org. product that they had launched tion Coordinating Committee, 3 Wednesday, Nov. 11 Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 p.m., county courthouse, Hurley. LOS ANGELES (AP) — dacy of Republican rival Jeb was not penetrating the market p.m., all welcome, Dr. Kate Hospice Hillary Rodham Clinton is fac- Bush. Gogebic-Iron County Airport Christian Men of the Northland, office, 1571 U.S. 51 North, Arbor as much as I think they were Board, 4:30 p.m., at the airport. 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Vitae. ing a question with global “It’s really hard to do this expecting,” he said. Gogebic County Road Com- Watersmeet Veterans Day pro- Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all implications as she seeks the and people’s campaigns Disney said Thursday that mission, 5 p.m., road commission grams, sponsored by American welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- White House: What do you call change,” she said. “You start revenue at its leading business, office, county courthouse, Besse- Legion Post 417, 9 a.m., fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. the husband of a U.S. presi- with something, that doesn’t cable networks, rose 12 percent mer. Watersmeet School; 11 a.m. Lac ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 dent? necessarily mean you’ll stick to $4.25 billion in the fiscal Bessemer Township Board, 5 Vieux Desert Casino. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, First man? First gentle- with it all the way.” p.m., township hall, Ramsay. fourth quarter, beating the Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse man? Clinton has been a favorite Bessemer City Council, 5 p.m., $4.22 billion expected by ana- a.m., Range Community Bible Faith Center, Ironwood. Funnyman Jimmy Kimmel target of Donald Trump and lysts polled by FactSet. An city hall. Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Ironwood Township Board, asked the Democratic presiden- other Republican candidates, increase in subscribers at its Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- p.m., First Presbyterian Church, tial contender about that but she told Kimmel the criti- 5:30 p.m., township offices. 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) Hurley. area74.org. newly launched SEC Network Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Public Library. 715-476-2366. Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 quandary Thursday should her cism is just election-season partially offset a decline “at p.m., city hall. Ironwood Veteran’s Day Cere- p.m., Knights of Columbus Hall, Ironwood. husband, former President Bill noise. Actually, Republicans certain of our networks,” the Ironwood City Commission, mony, 10:30 p.m., Luther L. Wright Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, Clinton, become the official like her, she said. company said, without specify- 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- Gymnasium, Ironwood. 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. White House spouse. When she’s not on the ticket ing. ing. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Government Appearing on “Jimmy Kim- “Republicans say nice things,” Overall, revenue rose 9 per- Town of Carey, 6 p.m., Town meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Bessemer Housing Commis- mel Live,” she offered a couple Clinton told Kimmel. Hall, Carey, Wis. cent to $13.51 billion, shy of sion, 8 a.m. of ideas with a smile: “first “We have a long list of the the $13.55 billion expected. But School menus dude” and “first mate.” nice things Republicans have adjusted earnings grew to “We have to really work on said about me,” she added. “You $1.20 per share from 89 cents a what to call him,” she qipped. may be hearing more about it.” year ago, beating the $1.15 Menus for area schools for Scrambled eggs, sausage. Wednesday: Meatballs, Clinton could become the She wasn’t necessarily kind expected. the week of Nov. 9-13: All meals Lunch — Pizza. mashed potatoes and gravy, first woman in charge of the in return. Shares of Walt Disney Co., are served with choice of milk. Friday: Breakfast — Waffles. corn, pears. White House, and she said Clinton said watching the which is based in Burbank, Lunch — Italian Dunkers. Thursday: Chicken fajita, breaking barriers has been Republicans debate left her California, were down 10 cents Monday:Bessemer Spaghetti and pineapple. on the former president’s “being appalled and being at $112.90 in after-hours trad- meatballs, veggies, fruit, garlic Monday:Ironwood Corn dogs, baked Friday: Pizza, chef salad, mind, too. amused.” ing. bread. beans, salad bar, fruit. vegetables, fruit. She said her husband has “I disagree with a lot of what That’s still about 7 percent Tuesday: Bessemer bow Tuesday: Red Devil bowl, told her that he’s determined they are saying,” she said. “I below the close immediately chicken, potatoes, corn, fruit. fruit. Monday:Wakefield-Marenisco Quesadillas, salsa, to break the “iron grip” that wish they would actually before last quarter’s earnings Wednesday: Chef’s salad, Wednesday: Spaghetti and sour cream, corn, fruit. women have had on being the address the problems America call set off a pullback in media bosco sticks, fruit. meatsauce, garlic bread, salad, Tuesday: Tater tot casserole, spouse of a president. is trying to face.” sector stocks. Thursday: Corn dogs, French fruit. salad fruit. Late-night comedy shows fries, veggies, fruit. Thursday: Pasties, salad, Wednesday: Corn dogs, pota- have been a staple for presiden- Friday: Grilled cheese sand- fruit juice cups. to wedges, carrots, strawberry tial candidates for years, allow- wich, tomato soup, veggies, Friday: Calzones, salad, cup. ing them to display a looser side fruit. fruit. Thursday: Beef ravioli, green for a younger audience that BREAKFASTVFW Post BUFFET3673 beans, cottage cheese, fruit. might not find time for a presi- Monday:Ewen-Trout Turkey Creek burgers, Monday: Mercer Breakfast — Muf- Friday: Chicken patty, chips dential debate. Sunday, November 8, 2015 ~ 7 a.m. – Noon fries, salad, apple slices. fin. Lunch — Beef patty, French and cheese, fruit. Kimmel wanted to know if OMELETS TO ORDER, Corned Beef Hash, Scrambled Eggs, Tuesday: Hamburgers, baked fries, pears. Bill Clinton would pick out beans, orange slices. Tuesday: Breakfast — Oat- Monday:Watersmeet Beef stroganoff, Biscuits and Gravy, Potatoes, French Toast, Sausage, the official china pattern for Ham, Baked Goods, Fruit, Orange Juice, Coffee Wednesday: Turkey and meal. Lunch — Pizza dippers, green beans, roll, peaches. the White House, and a male $9 per person, Children 6-10 $5, 5 and under Free gravy, mashed potatoes, corn, green beans, pineapple. Tuesday: Chicken pot pie, sidekick dressed in a rolls, cranberries. Wednesday: Breakfast — peas, carrots, mixed fruit. EAT IN OR CARRY OUT AVAILABLE – 906-667-0812 pantsuit gently ribbed Clin- Bessemer VFW, 605 W. Lead St., (U.S. 2) Across from Credit Union Thursday: French bread Pizza bagel breakfast. Lunch — Wednesday: Sloppy joes, ton for her signature pizza, salad, diced mango. Turkey and gravy, mashed sweet potato fries, pickles, wardrobe choice. Friday: Hot ham and cheese, potatoes, mixed veggies, straw- apple slices. Clinton maneuvered tri patties, corn, peaches. berry shortcake. Thursday: Au gratin potatoes around a question about the Thursday: Breakfast — with ham, vegetable medley, Hurley last time she was drunk — “a Monday: Breakfast — Pan- Bagel. Lunch — Chicken grapes. long time ago” — and didn’t cakes on a stick. Lunch — Ravi- nuggets, parsley potatoes, Friday: Pizza bites, carrot appear to have much sympa- olis. peaches. sticks, apples, cookie. thy for the struggling candi- Tuesday: Breakfast — Oat- Friday: Escalloped potatoes meal. Lunch — Chicken bacon with ham, peas, fruit salad. wraps. Wednesday: Breakfast — Monday:Ontonagon Chicken patty, oven NOTICE OF FALL CLEANUP Yogurt and granola. Lunch — fries, peaches. Pork, gravy, mashed potatoes. Tuesday: Pepperoni calzone, BESSEMER TOWNSHIP Thursday: Breakfast — green beans, mixed fruit. The Township of Bessemer will conduct curbside pick-up of yard waste (leaves, grass clippings, garden waste, brush & trees) on Monday, Nov. 9, from 7am to 3pm. We offer: The following conditions will apply: Indoor pool, spa, cardio 1. All materials shall be placed at curbside. equipment, free weights, 2. Leaves and grass clippings must be contained in Nautilus, tanning, treadmills, bags. (Blue bags are not necessary.) massage, racquet courts, 3. Brush & limbs shall be in bundles no more than Silver Sneakers classes 4 feet long & be secured by a string or rope. and more! Pick-up will be in Ramsay and Anvil areas. Persons wishing pick-up in outlying areas of Bessemer Township must call the Township Hall at 667-0423. THIS IS A ONE-TIME PICKUP ONLY! Thank you. Debbie Janczak Bessemer Township Clerk 4 l SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2015 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CNBCOPINION panel members turn into villains

The current Republican presidential race Similarly, Mike Huckabee promised to cut AILY LOBE is less a political contest than a reality TV health care costs by curing Alzheimer’s, dia- D G series: A stage-managed melodrama with a betes, heart disease, and cancer. Of course, cast of characters selected to titillate and pro- the former Arkansas governor has no more Sue Mizell, Publisher voke. By that standard, last week’s CNBC chance of becoming president than I do. He’s Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor debate succeeded far beyond expectations — in it for the book sales, even hinting during all but guaranteeing a larger audience for the Gene the debate that his predecessor Bill Clinton next exciting installment. Lyons had political opponents murdered. Viewers who tuned in to see Donald Hay for the cattle, except that my cows are Trump boasting and hurling insults at the more skeptical than the average Huckabee In Their Opinion Sleepwalking Surgeon, the Sweaty Senator reader. Transfers part of Detroit’s and the Amazing Spineless Governor found Alas, much of the GOP electorate has themselves invited to boo an entirely differ- CNBC’s Becky Quick never challenged Dr. reached that sublime point of self-deception dysfunctional transit system ent set of villains — CNBC’s frustrated and Carson’s mathematical ability. But she did where they refuse to acknowledge any reality argumentative moderators. get visibly frustrated at his serene unwilling- they don’t wish to believe. In consequence, If you’re riding a bus up Woodward from Detroit to In professional wrestling, of course, the ness to acknowledge basic arithmetic, and the saner sorts of conservatives are bailing the suburbs, you shouldn’t have to switch or transfer — referees are always part of the show. fell into bickering. out. CNBC’s Harwood brought up former but for years in southeast Michigan, during most times Senator Ted Cruz got the party started No matter. Sen. Cruz, who has carefully Bush-appointed Federal Reserve Chairman of the day, that has been a staple of our dysfunctional with a cleverly contrived bit of bombast cam- avoided antagonizing Trump, had identified Ben Bernanke’s statement that “the know- transit system. ouflaging evasiveness as high principle. the villains. The studio audience of GOP loy- nothingism of the far right” had driven him But that may be about to end — and that change may Asked if his opposition to the recently negoti- alists went ape — hooting, beating their out of the Republican Party. portend other important improvements in the region’s ated congressional budget compromise chests and all but flinging dung at the hap- That merely showed his “arrogance,” said showed he wasn’t “the kind of problem-solver Sen. Rand Paul of the man who arguably transit system. less CNBC moderators. Nothing so animates American voters want,” Cruz attacked mod- the GOP base as the perception that they’re saved the nation’s financial system post- The Regional Transit Authority, created a few years erator John Harwood instead. 2008. ago and still getting its sea legs as a unifier of interests being sneered at by effete intellectuals. Poll- “The questions that have been asked so far ster Frank Luntz reported thunderous Bruce Bartlett, the onetime Reagan Trea- between the Detroit Department of Transportation and in this debate illustrate why the American sury official who thinks the GOP has gone the Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Trans- approval among his all-Republican focus people don’t trust the media,” Cruz said. “You group. Poor babies. badly astray, mocked Cruz’s crybaby portation, has negotiated a way to expand bus service in look at the questions: ‘Donald Trump, are you I’d argue that something historic is going rhetoric. “We’ve just seen Hillary Clinton go the city — maybe by having more cooperation between a comic-book villain?’ ‘Ben Carson, can you do on. As Kasich suggests, beleaguered Republi- through 11 hours of questioning, and these the city and suburban systems. math?’ ‘John Kasich, will you insult two peo- cans are currently engaged in a retreat from guys can’t go a couple minutes of question- This can’t happen soon enough. ple over here?’ ‘Marco Rubio, why don’t you reality as profound as communist appa- ing,” he said. For decades, the two-system approach to transit has resign?’ ‘Jeb Bush, why have your numbers ratchiks during the last days of the USSR. Pressed about his own save-the-billion- ill-served this region, and especially penalized bus rid- fallen?’ How about talking about the sub- Hence the predominance of hucksters, aires tax scheme, Sen. Marco Rubio went off ers in the city, where as many as a third of all house- stantive issues the people care about?” sharpers and mountebanks among the candi- on Harwood. holds lack access to a car. In fact, none of those characterizations dates onstage. “Democrats have the ultimate super PAC,” The biggest problem has been that DDOT and was accurate. Nobody called Trump a villain, In deference to the astonishing avarice of he whined. “It’s called the mainstream SMART see themselves as rivals, and do indeed compete although Harwood did ask about his “comic billionaire donors, instead of Five Year media.” for the share of federal dollars going to transit in the book campaign” promises to deport 11 million Plans, they’re embracing magic hairball eco- Boo-hoo-hoo. region. immigrants, build a giant wall, make Mexico nomics and quack cures. It’s no accident that So would you like to hear Anderson Coop- Detroit has too often wound up on the short end of pay for it, and slash taxes by $10 trillion renowned brain surgeon Carson lent his er’s first softball question to perennial press that competition, as it did a few years ago when the while balancing the budget. prestige to Mannatech, an outfit peddling “favorite” Hillary Clinton during the recent funding formula was changed to send more money to Nobody had to urge Ohio’s Gov. Kasich to “nutritional supplements” that supposedly CNN Democratic debate? SMART than DDOT, even though DDOT carries far insult Trump and Carson. He’d opened the cure autism and cancer. It was this: “Will you say anything to get more passengers every day than the suburban bus sys- debate by lamenting that his party’s two The company recently paid $7 million to elected?” leading candidates were people “who cannot columnist Gene Lyons tem. settle a deceptive practices lawsuit brought Arkansas Times do the job.” He’d specifically cited their fan- is a National Magazine Award winner and But the wider context was that SMART is under-fund- by the Texas Attorney General. Texas! Asked tastical budget promises along with Trump’s by CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla about this co-author of “The Hunting of the President” ed, too, if the goal is a fully functional system that gets immigration vows. Elsewhere, Kasich sug- (St. Martin’s Press, 2000). You can email people from where they are to where they need to go, unseemly connection, Carson dismissed it as gested that many Republicans had lost touch “propaganda.” But anybody can watch Car- Lyons at [email protected]. wherever they live. It is still far too difficult, even if you with reality. live outside Detroit, to get around here — and that’s son’s video endorsements online. about investment, planning and execution. One of RTA’s missions is to deal with that broader funding issue; the agency is expected to ask voters to Today in history address its own funding next year in a ballot question. But one of RTA’s near-term tasks is certainly to help The Associated Press squash some of the chippy rivalrous behavior between Today’s Highlight in History DDOT and SMART, and to do better, with both systems On Nov. 7, 1940, Washington participating, at deploying transit resources more rea- state’s original Tacoma Narrows sonably. Bridge, nicknamed “Galloping Ger- The deal struck last week would move the funding tie,” collapsed into Puget Sound during a windstorm just four split between the city and suburban systems to 50/50 months after opening to traffic. and pour a few million dollars into expanded service On this date along key thoroughfares. Planners from SMART and In 1861, former U.S. President DDOT are hammering out a plan. There’s a possibility, John Tyler was elected to the Con- though not a commitment, that all-day service on cer- federate House of Representatives tain routes could return in Detroit (it was chopped amid (however, Tyler died before he budget cuts). could take his seat). In 1914, the first issue of The These are the basics, yes, and far from the dramatic New Republic magazine was pub- changes and improvements that will be needed to give lished. Detroit and its suburbs what nearly every other major In 1916, Republican Jeannette city has. But after four decades of sniping and deterio- Rankin of Montana became the first ration of our mass transit infrastructure, any progress is woman elected to Congress. welcome. And it’s a bonus that the RTA was at the cen- In 1917, Russia’s Bolshevik ter of this change. Revolution took place as forces led by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin overthrew Frustration and futility could be giving way, slowly, the provisional government of war without congressional Five years ago: Scientists at Director David Petraeus is 63. to functionality and success. It’s hard to understand why Alexander Kerensky. approval. the world’s largest atom smasher, Actor Christopher Knight (TV: “The it took us so long to get here, but building on this small In 1944, President Franklin D. In 1974, British peer Richard the Large Hadron Collider near Brady Bunch”) is 58. Rock musi- victory should be everyone’s priority going forward. Roosevelt won an unprecedented John Bingham, 7th Earl of Lucan, Geneva, recreated the state of mat- cian Tommy Thayer (KISS) is 55. disappeared after his children’s ter shortly after the Big Bang using Actress Julie Pinson is 48. Rock —The Detroit Free Press fourth term in office, defeating Republican Thomas E. Dewey. nanny, Sandra Rivett, was blud- collisions of lead ions. Gebre musician Greg Tribbett (Mudvayne) In 1954, the CBS News pro- geoned to death at his family’s Lon- Gebremariam of Ethiopia won the is 47. Actress Michelle Clunie is 46. gram “Face the Nation” premiered don home; he has not been seen men’s title at the New York City Actor Christopher Daniel Barnes is with Ted Koop as host; the guest since. Marathon in 2:08:14 in his debut at 43. Actors Jeremy and Jason Lon- Letters Policy was Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R- In 1980, actor Steve McQueen the distance. Kenya’s Edna Kipla- don are 43. Actress Yunjin Kim is Wis. died in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, gat won the women’s race in 42. Actor Adam DeVine is 32. Rock In 1962, Republican Richard Mexico, at age 50. 2:28:20 for her first major marathon musician Zach Myers (Shinedown) The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal Nixon, having lost California’s In 1989, L. Douglas Wilder won championship. is 32. Actor Lucas Neff is 30. Rap- with matters of current, public interest. We will publish as many as possi- gubernatorial race, held what he the governor’s race in Virginia, One year ago: President per Tinie Tempah is 27. Rock ble. We reserve the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to called his “last press confer- becoming the first elected black Barack Obama authorized a broad singer Lorde is 19. governor in U.S. history; David N. expansion of the U.S. military mis- Thought for Today be published. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. ence,” telling reporters, “You won’t have Nixon to kick around Dinkins was elected New York sion in Iraq that called for boosting “All forms of totalitarianism try Letters should be no longer than 400 words. They must be signed by anymore.” Former first lady City’s first black mayor. the total number of American to avoid the strange, the problem- the author, and an address and phone number must be included for veri- Eleanor Roosevelt, 78, died in Ten years ago: President troops there to about 3,100. atic, the critical, the rational. To do fication purposes. New York City. George W. Bush, in Panama, Today’s Birthdays so, they must deny the metropoli- defended U.S. interrogation prac- Evangelist Billy Graham is 97. tan spirit, equalize everything in Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. In 1972, President Richard Nixon was re-elected in a landslide tices and called the treatment of Former U.S. Sen. Rudy Boschwitz, city and country, and retain a cen- McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: over Democrat George McGovern. terrorism suspects lawful, saying, R-Minn., is 85. Actor Barry New- ter which is not the center of any- [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. In 1973, Congress overrode “We do not torture.” A suicide man is 77. Singer Johnny Rivers is thing because everything else is Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” President Richard Nixon’s veto of bomber blew up his vehicle at a 73. Former supermodel Jean swallowed up by it.” — Paul the War Powers Act, which limits a checkpoint south of Baghdad, Shrimpton is 73. Singer-songwriter Tillich, American theologian column. chief executive’s power to wage killing four American soldiers. Joni Mitchell is 72. Former CIA (1886-1965).

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, 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 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2015 l 5 ing water tests in February and IRONWOODAREA THEATRE Record Hurley May. In the past, Laguna told the city council that the fact that three or four major users, such Michigan State Police From page 1 as the former Hurley Inn and Wakefield Post October, 2015 and may have an increased risk grocery store, are no longer using Traffic citations: 89. of getting cancer,” the letter said. water may be causing some stag- Verbal warnings: 369. It was signed by Gary Laguna, nation in the distribution sys- Original complaints:139. Hurley department of public tem. Arrests: 42. works water operator. Recently, the city received a D Persons incarcerated: 27. The risk of cancer is for people grade from the DNR for its utili- who drink the contaminants ty collection system, while the “over many years,” the notice financial management of the Wakefield says. sewer-water account was graded The letter indicates the water with an A. distribution system will be eval- A wastewater collection sys- From page 1 uated, including the storage tem compliance maintenance tank, distribution system flush- annual report to the state is a “Moving back home to the ing, sources of supply and treat- requirement by the end of the U.P. is one of the best things ment processes. year. that’s ever happened for me,” Hurley purchases its water Drinking water in the United she said. “I’ve made a lot of great from both Ironwood and Montre- States is regulated under the friends and worked with good al and residents there have not Safe Drinking Water Act that is people on the council and across received similar notices. designed to protect quality. The the region. It was a pleasure to Steven Elmore, of the WDNR, U.S. Environmental Protection serve the citizens of Wakefield, told Wisconsin Public Radio that Agency has the authority to and I look forward to finding the chlorine that interacts with establish and update specific other ways to continue moving organic matter in the water sup- standards for drinking water our region forward,” she said. ply system can produce chemical quality and is supported by the by-products like those mentioned Centers for Disease Control and in the letter. He said the health Prevention and the Food and Rifle sight-in days risks are long-term. Drug Administration. Laguna told WPR that he According to the WDNR, the offered at range expected to have results of sam- department may require the IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP ples taken from both Ironwood water supplier to submit a report — The Superior Range Shooters and Montreal by the middle of which assesses the cause and Club is offering its annual deer this month. significance of the contamination rifle sight-in opportunities today He said Hurley passed drink- problem. Tom Stankard/Daily Globe and Sunday. MACKENZIE AGEE performs “Hit Me With Your Best Shot” by Pat Benatar during HIT Idol Friday evening at The shooting will begin at 10 also on the agenda. the Historic Ironwood Theatre. The contestants find out tonight who won in a second night of HIT Idol per- a.m. both days at the range on Ironwood That will be followed by: formances beginning at 7 p.m. Black River Road, near Copper —Appointment of one com- Peak. missioner and one alternate com- Club officers will be at the site missioner to the Gogebic–Iron to offer advice. From page 1 HIT Idol Wastewater Authority and Targets and rests will be pro- The meeting will begin with a Board. vided. report by city clerk Karen Gullan —Appointment of one com- A Deer Camp Challenge will on the board of canvassers recap missioner each to the Communi- From page 1 begin at noon on Sunday. of the election. ty Action Agency Board, plan- said. “They picked on me a lot. Also on the agenda are the ning commission, Patrick O’Don- They threw water balloons at Ex-tribal council member appointment of the city manager, nell Civic Center board, parks my head and did all sorts of evil convicted of sex crimes clerk, treasurer, city attorney and recreation committee and things.” and assessor. Historic Ironwood Theatre Board Durbin said school is sup- TRAVERSE CITY (AP) — A The city manager appoints the as an ex-officio non-voting mem- posed to be about learning. former member of a northern assessor. ber. “Don’t get wrapped up in who’s Michigan Indian tribe’s council Designations of the city depos- There will also be a portion of who, who’s wearing what, who’s has been convicted of criminal itory of funds, official newspaper the agenda set aside for public dating who, who said what sexual conduct charges involving and official radio stations are comments. about you,” he said. “It’s stupid. a girl. School should be about learn- A Leelanau County jury found Derek Bailey guilty Friday of map will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. ing.” two counts of second-degree today at the Michigan Works Durbin said he received good Ontonagon criminal sexual conduct, but not building. advice from American Idol guilty of three counts of first- Carpenter said he and the rest judge Steven Tyler. “He said degree criminal sexual conduct of the team were “very pleased ‘keep being over the top; keep involving another girl. From page 1 with the reception we have being myself,’” he said. “I am Assistant prosecutor Doug One of the popular listed pro- received.” over the top. I like to sing high Donaldson tells the Traverse posals included a connection He said with the four commu- notes and let go. That’s what City Record-Eagle the conviction between the marina and Onton- nities that are part of the study, music is all about.” represents “a compromise” but agon business community. only Ontonagon has had “so Pointing to a child in a blue one he will accept. Defense attor- Carpenter said his team will much media attention and able shirt, he called on a student ney Craig Elhart says he doesn’t take the data from Friday’s work to reach and engage large seg- who asked him what inspired think Bailey is “guilty of any- session and boil that down into ments of the population.” him to become a musician. thing,” and is looking to appeal. one proposal. Viewing of that Durbin said he thinks music Tom Stankard/Daily Globe is powerful. LIAM HOGAN looks to the balcony as he sings “Living La Vida” by Cold Bailey is also scheduled to “With a song, I can change Play at HIT Idol Friday night. stand trial Dec. 9 in Grand Tra- the way that somebody felt,” he verse County on charges of first- said, holding a guitar. “When I degree criminal sexual conduct Feds catch man in Minnesota have the microphone, I am in and gross indecency. charge. I can make people cry. I The Grand Traverse Band of can make people happy.” Ottawa and Chippewa Indians who escaped Ohio prison in 1978 Durbin said it’s scary to be on announced Bailey’s resignation in July. TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — A con- and argue detention. television. victed murderer who escaped He gave the magistrate a dif- “On the other side of the cam- from an Ohio prison in 1978 by ferent name when he was asked era in the Idol studio, there Lottery cutting through cell bars and a if he understood his rights. But were 65 million people watching fence was captured in Minneso- Elliott said there was no doubt it you and knowing that they are judging you and comparing to Friday ta’s capital, where he had a job was Juarez, noting his finger- Michigan delivering newspapers, the U.S. prints were a match and the other people, it’s pretty scary.” Poker Lotto: KH-9C-2D-8H-4S Marshals Service said Friday. name he gave was that of a He performed a short concert Midday Daily 3: 3-6-5 for students. Midday Daily 4: 3-4-3-1 Oscar Juarez, 66, was among deceased person. Daily 3: 2-2-5 Ohio’s most wanted fugitives and Juarez was arrested at least Having heard his story, Daily 4: 6-6-2-4 Calore said he hopes Durbin Fantasy 5: 03-08-20-32-37 evaded being caught while on the six times on minor charges in Keno: 12-17-26-27-28-29-32-34-35-42-46-47-53-56- run despite being arrested but California and once in 1988 in inspires students to become 57-58-65-68-71-74-77-79 let go at least seven times in the Texas, but he went undetected musicians. Wisconsin 5 Card Cash: KC-AD-AS-7H-4S 1980s. because he was using fake iden- Badger 5: 05-10-20-22-30 He was taken into custody tities, Elliott said. Hit IDOL Super Cash: 11-12-22-28-30-33 Thursday night in St. Paul, Min- “We know if he was in several On Friday evening, 34 con- Daily Pick 3: 6-8-4 testants performed on the His- Daily Pick 4: 7-9-0-8 nesota, at an apartment building different states over the years,” Multi-state on a tree-lined street, said Pete Elliott said. “It wasn’t one thing toric Ironwood Theatre stage for Mega Millions: 10-31-35-50-72. Mega Ball: 08. Elliott, the U.S. marshal for that led us to his doorstep. It was a panel of judges and a full northern Ohio. It wasn’t clear a number of things and good old- house. how long he had been in Min- fashioned police work.” There are three categories — nesota. He apparently worked as a youth, high school and young He was living alone in St. welder and machine operator, adult. Paul under a different name, the FBI said in a most wanted Results of the competition said Chris Clifford, the supervi- advisory. will be announced at tonight’s sory deputy U.S. marshal in It appears that Juarez had performance at the HIT, where Minneapolis. Juarez told author- family in Texas and Ohio and Durbin and the contestants will Tom Stankard/Daily Globe ities he’d been living in Minneso- may have picked Minnesota at perform. Tonight’s show begins AUBRE HOEFT performs of “How Can It Be?” by Lauren Daigle during ta for 20 years, but “we are find- random, Clifford said. at 7. HIT Idol Friday night. ing that hard to believe,” Clifford Juarez was serving a life sen- said. tence for fatally shooting a Tole- Juarez made an initial do man after a bar fight in 1975. appearance before a U.S. magis- He escaped from a state trate in St. Paul on Friday. 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LA CROSSE, Wis. (AP) — coordinate the prayers. “Sometimes it’s overwhelm- other tasks, it’s the complexity there at all times, with no help board member requested the Flooding, snowstorms, a flu out- The tradition of perpetual ing with the pain that people of modern life,” she said. from lay people. Some orders, prayers for her, she said. break, even a fire — any of Eucharistic adoration — unin- have and the illnesses that they She said she’s constantly try- though, have scaled back to “The prayer sustained me in those might have slowed a terrupted praying before what are suffering,” said Donna Ben- ing to find ways to make it easi- part-time because of aging nuns ways I haven’t been able to group of Wisconsin nuns who is believed to be the body of den, who is among 180 lay peo- er, like getting a bed on campus or other reasons. articulate,” she said, adding, “I say none of it has kept their Christ — dates to 1226 in ple known as “prayer partners” where lay people can sleep. If Since the La Crosse nuns felt warm and loved and cared order from praying nonstop for France, according to Sister Mar- who help the 100 sisters. Ben- necessary, the sisters will find began, they’ve prayed through a about by strangers and that’s an hundreds of thousands of people lene Weisenbeck. Catholic den prays from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. more creative solutions. “We fire in an adjacent building in incredible feeling.” over the last 137 years. orders around the world have every Wednesday before going will make it work,” she said. 1923, a flood in La Crosse in Sister Friedman says she The La Crosse-based Francis- done it since then. It grew in to work. Other U.S. orders also pray 1965, the flu and many storms. never has problems finding peo- can Sisters of Perpetual Adora- popularity in 19th century and The order started asking for 24 hours, seven days a week, Sister Hennessey compiles the ple to help. She has a list of sub- tion claim to have been praying again under Pope John Paul II, community help in 1997, when like the 16 nuns who take two- requests for each day from stitutes, but the prayer part- night and day for the ill and the said Father Steven Avella, a the number of nuns began dwin- hour shifts at Poor Clares of paper slips people leave in per- ners and nuns often take extra suffering longer than anyone in history professor at Marquette dling. Nowadays, the sisters Perpetual Adoration in Cleve- son, phone calls, emails and hours. the United States — since 11 University. usually take night shifts and land, Ohio. Their order has done online forms. “If it’s 11 o’clock at night and a.m. on Aug. 1, 1878. In La Crosse, the nuns esti- lay people cover the day, accord- so in the U.S. since 1921, a car- On the list recently was it’s my hour and another sister “When I walk into the chapel mate they’ve prayed for hun- ing to Sister Maria Friedman, ryover from an effort that began Laura Huber, 52, a principal of doesn’t show up, I can’t just go I can feel this tangible presence dreds of thousands of people, who schedules two people for in 1856 in France, according to two La Crosse-area schools, who to bed,” said Sister Hennessey. kind of hit (me),” said Sister including 150,000 in the last every hour. “Even the sisters go that order’s Sister Mary was diagnosed with breast can- “You’re like, ‘It’s 137 years — I Sarah Hennessey, who helps decade. away frequently or take on Thomas. One or two nuns are cer 10 months ago. A school have to stay awake.’” LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH. . . Regular Church Attendance

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MICHIGAN 10:30 a.m. Coffee fellowship, United Methodist. Sunday, ONTONAGON worship, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. ing. Holy Rosary Catholic. IRONWOOD 11:30 a.m. Third Sunday, Christ 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- Assembly of God. Sunday Trinity Lutheran (ELCA). Range Community Bible. Tuesday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 Apostolic Lutheran. 326 Lutheran Parish joint worship, day. school, 9:45 a.m., Sunday wor- Saturday worship, 4:30 p.m. Sunday school, 9 and 10:30 a.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; first service rotates among three of BESSEMER ship, 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; 906-988-2594. a.m.; worship, 9 and 10:30 a.m. W. Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Friday Mass, 6:30 p.m.; first sunday school, 10 a.m. bible the four CLP churches. Christ Community Church Wednesday, youth group and United Presbyterian. Sun- St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- adult Bible study, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., sec- study, 10:45 a.m. worship ser- St. Simon Eastern Ortho- of SDA. 507 E. Cinnabar. Sat- day worship, 11 a.m.; commu- day Mass, 4 p.m., Sunday Holy Family Catholic. ond through fifth Thursday, vice; Wednesday, 7 p.m. Bible dox. 226 E. Harding. Sunday, urday, 11 a.m., Sabbath school, nion, first Sunday of the month. Mass, 7 and 11 a.m., Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.; Wednesday prayer Michigan Avenue and Pine study; Thursday, 1 p.m. ladies’ liturgy, 10 a.m. 906-932-0674. WAINOLA 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, 8 a.m., 10:30 a.m., at Mellen Manor meeting, 6:30 p.m. Street. Daily Masses: Monday, Bible study. Salem Lutheran (ELCA). Lutheran. Saturday, 5 p.m. Thursday, 8 a.m., Friday, 8 a.m. Nursing Home. Confessions, 333 E. Marquette. Sunday, 9 Our Redeemer Lutheran 9 a.m.; Tuesday, 6 p.m.; Assembly of God. 2100 E. Communion, first and third Sat- St. Paul’s Lutheran (Wis- Saturday following Mass. a.m. (broadcast on WJMS); (Missouri). Sanders Road. Wednesday, 9 a.m.; Thursday, consin). Sunday school, 9:45 Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 urdays. Third Sunday, CLP joint wor- Sunday, worship, 10:15 a.m. 9 a.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.; Satur- a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. Immanuel Lutheran. Sun- a.m. WAKEFIELD ship, service rotates among Communion first and third Sun- day, 6 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m.; KIMBALL day school 8:15 a.m.; Bible Catalyst Baptist Church. All Saints Lutheran three of the four CLP churches. day. confessions, Saturday, 11 a.m., Good Shepherd Commu- study 8:30 a.m.; regular service 222 E. Aurora St. Sunday wor- (ELCA). Saturday worship, Transfiguration, Episco- St. Sebastian Catholic. and half an hour before each nity Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- ship, 11 a.m., Tuesday, Bible 5:30 p.m.; Sunday worship, with Communion 9:30 a.m. pal. 336 E. Aurora. Sunday, 10 Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday Mass. day worship 10:30 a.m., Sun- Study 6 p.m., Thursday, Bible 10:30 a.m. MERCER a.m. Mass, 8:30 a.m. Redeemer Free Lutheran. day Bible study 10 a.m. Com- Study 6 p.m. Calvary Baptist. Sunday Community Church of Trinity Lutheran (Mis- Sharon Lutheran (ELCA). Sunday worship, 9 a.m., Sun- school, 10 a.m., Sunday wor- munion first Sunday. Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- souri). E5104 Margaret St. Sunday worship, 8:30 a.m. with day school, 10:30 a.m.; LAC DU FLAMBEAU Nazarene. Sunday, worship, souri). Little Girl’s Point, Satur- ship, 11 a.m.; afternoon ser- Saturday, 5:30 p.m., Saturday fellowship following. Wednesday, Bible study, 7 p.m. vice, 1:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Bible Baptist. Sunday, 11 10 a.m. day worship, 3 p.m. Night Alive; Sunday, 8 and BRUCE CROSSING St. Paul Lutheran (Mis- a.m. Faith Lutheran (Missouri). Jehovah’s Witnesses. prayer and praise, 6 p.m. 10:30 a.m. worship services, Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- souri). Sunday worship, 10 St. Anthony’s Catholic. Sunday, worship, 9 a.m., Bible Superior Street. Sunday public Grace Baptist. 512 Sunday 9:15 a.m. Sunday school and day School, noon, worship, 1 a.m.; Wednesday, church Lake St. Sunday services, 10 Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday study, 10:30 a.m. talk, 9:30 a.m., Watchtower Bible study. p.m. Communion second Sun- school, 3:30 p.m., service, 7 Mass, 9:30 a.m. study, 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. St. Isaac Jogues Catholic. Wesley United Methodist. day. p.m. Immaculate Conception LAND O’LAKES Lighthouse Faith Center. 500 E. McLeod. Sunday, adult Bruce Crossing Bible Siloa Lutheran (ELCA). Hope Lutheran (LCMS). Masses Sunday, 11 a.m.; Tues- 777 E. Ayer St.; Sunday prayer Catholic. Saturday Mass, 6 Bible study, 9:30 a.m., service, Church. Sunday 10 a.m. EDT; Sunday worship, 9 a.m.; church p.m.; Sunday Mass, 10:30 a.m. 1764 U.S. 45, just north of day, 8:30 a.m. 9-9:30 a.m., worship and nurs- 11 a.m., kids club, Wednesday adult Sunday school to follow. school, Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. County B. Divine service, Sun- United Methodist. Sunday, ery, 10 a.m.; Wednesday United Methodist. Sunday after school. ironwoodwes- Bethany Lutheran (Wis- 906-884-2655. day, 9:30 a.m.; Bible study, 9:30 a.m. prayer 6:15 p.m., service, 6:30 service, 12:30 p.m. leyumc.org. consin). Sunday, 5 p.m. United Methodist. Sunday, WATERSMEET call 906-544-2259 or visit Zion Lutheran (Wiscon- p.m., Thursday youth meet- Woodland Church (BGC). COVINGTON 9 a.m., Contemporary worship, [email protected] Immaculate Conception sin). Sunday, 9 a.m., Bible ings, ages 8-12, 6 p.m., ages N10234 Curry St., Sunday Bethany Lutheran. Sunday 7 p.m. for schedule. 12-19, 7 p.m. Services online Catholic. Saturday Mass, 4 class, 10:15 a.m. Bible study, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 worship, 11 a.m. PAYNESVILLE p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9:30 a.m. Land O’ Lakes Bible at lfcironwood.org/tv. PRESQUE ISLE a.m.; fellowship to follow. 906- Trinity Lutheran. M-28. Our Saviour Lutheran Bible. Sunday worship, Church. 5937 U.S. 45. Sunday Living Water Missionary 932-1102 or woodlandchurchi- Sunday worship, 9 a.m. (ELCA). Sunday, worship, 11 school 9 a.m.; Sunday worship, Bethel Lutheran. Sunday, Assembly. 236 S. Mansfield. 10:30 a.m.; men’s and ladies’ ronwood.com. EWEN a.m., Friday, children’s Bible Bible study, Wednesday, 6 p.m. 10 a.m.; Sunday afternoon 11 a.m. Sunday Bible study, 9:30 a.m., Zion Lutheran (ELCA). First Lutheran (ELCA). school, after school. 906-988- prayer, 5 p.m.; Thursday table 10:30 a.m. worship; Wednes- WHITE PINE St. Rita’s Catholic. Satur- Midland and Lowell. Sunday Sunday, 9 a.m. Wednesday, 2594. St. Jude Catholic. Sunday: talk and Bible study 6:30 p.m. day, 6:30 p.m.; RAMSAY day, confessions, 3:30 p.m., worship with communion, 9 children’s Bible school, after confessions, 10:30 a.m., Mass, 715-547-3183. lwmissionary.org. Cornerstone Christian. Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m. Parish praise service, Sat- school. 906-988-2594. 11 a.m. MANITOWISH WATERS Our Lady of Peace Sacred Heart Catholic. Sunday worship, 9:30 a.m., a.m. urday, 5 p.m. Third Sunday, Community United Community Church (Pres- Catholic. Marquette Street. Sunday Mass 9 a.m. Intercessory prayer, 8:30 a.m., Christ Lutheran Parish joint Methodist. Sunday, worship, byterian). Sunday, 9:30 a.m. SAXON Saturday confession, 11 a.m. to worship, service rotates among United Methodist. Sunday children’s church, 10:30 a.m. 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- Community Presbyterian. noon; Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday three of the four CLP churches. worship, noon. Communion, Grace Open Fellowship. 9 Monday, Kids Club, after copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at Com- Sunday, 11 a.m. Mass, 8 and 11 a.m. 906-932- BERGLAND first Sunday. a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; school. munity Presbyterian Church, 0174. Calvary Baptist (Funda- GREENLAND Wednesday, Bible study, prayer U.S. 51. St. Ann’s Catholic. Sunday St. John’s Lutheran mental). Sunday, 11 a.m.; United Methodist. Sunday meeting, 6:30 p.m. WISCONSIN Our Lady Queen of Peace Mass, 8:45 a.m.; (ELCA). Airport Road. Second Wednesday prayer service, 7 worship, 11:40 a.m. ROCKLAND HURLEY Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 WINCHESTER and fourth Sundays, 11 a.m. p.m. MARENISCO St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- First Presbyterian. Sun- a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., Living Hope. Sunday, 9:30 Third Sunday, Christ Lutheran St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, St. Catherine’s Catholic. day: confessions, 3:30 p.m.; day, 9:15 a.m. worship, Sunday Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, a.m.; Thursday, Bible study, 7 Parish joint worship, service Mass, 11 a.m. Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. Mass, 4 p.m. school and nursery. 6 p.m. p.m. rotates among the three other Trinity Lutheran (Mis- MASS CITY St. Paul United Methodist. Havenwood Baptist. 501 MELLEN ——— CLP churches. souri). Sunday, 9 a.m. Com- St. Paul’s Lutheran. Sun- Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. Copper St. Sunday school, 10 Congregational United St. Paul Lutheran (ELCA). munion second and fourth Sun- day, 10:30 a.m. Weekly Com- TROUT CREEK a.m., services, 11 a.m., lunch Church of Christ. Sunday, To make changes in listings, 111 S. Curry. Sunday worship, days. munion. Assembly of God. Sunday and afternoon service follow- 10:45 a.m. call 906-932-2211. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2015 l 7 BESSEMER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS Thanksgiving Gratefulness! Let the magic of the season begin! Bessemer VFW to celebrate the magic of the holi- The end of last month, we dedicated two amazing Saturday, November 28th at 5pm, join us as we days at our Community Christmas Party! We in- pieces of craftsmanship created by area artisans. welcome in the excitement and joys of the holi- vite all good girls and boys of ALL ages to join us Our new metal miner and logger sculptures now days at our City Tree lighting ceremony followed for a fun-filled FREE afternoon from 11:30-3pm. anchor our Ethnic Commons Park. They provide by refreshments and treats at the 49911 Trading We'll be serving a free light lunch and cookies. not only a creative place to take those selfies and Post/Chamber offices immediately after. Join in any of these festive activities: photo ops, but also an opportunity to step back in time and reflect on our community's heritage. Santa arrives around 12:30 at the VFW until Ho Ho Ho! Community Christmas 3pm. Grab your list to remind Santa how good Our city was humming with activity as they forged Party - Frozen RUNdra Race/Walk you have been and remember your camera to get ahead to build our city all those years ago. These Saturday, Dec 5th, 8am-3pm that Ho Ho Holiday moment. courageous families, men, women and children Frozen RUNdra Walk/Run: of varying ethnicity, had much in common: deter- Mill Street Cafe 8am-11:30am Falalalala! Caroling, Caroling here we go! Our mination, tenacity, a drive to survive and suc- This year we will be partnering up with the GOCAA annual holiday hay ride and caroling through town ceed, and a willingness to help one another for to bring you a full day of Holly Jolly in Bessemer! sleighs off at noon. Remember your mittens and the greater good of all. Many came with nothing Mark your calendar off as hat. but have left us with much. They also had chal- busy...Saturday De- At 1pm, Grab a seat...in your kerchief and cap! lenges to face in their community, yet they forged cember 5th. Begin- Our special holiday story comes to life with Gerry ahead. For this, we are grateful and give thanks ning at 8am, young Pelissero reading a holiday favorite: Twas the for those that built our Bessemer through the and old will enjoy and Night Before Christmas. years gone by. share in a morning at the Mill Street Cafe and Ornament and holiday craft stations will be Today, we are thankful for our business commu- then stroll on up the nity and our chamber members who work hard to ready for making special holiday magic to bring street to the Bessemer home or give as a gift to someone special. continue to bring us their Talents, Time and Treas- VFW for a FREE afternoon of Holly Jolly-ness! ures they can offer us. We have a solid business Grab your winter gear because you will need it for foundation to build on and we are proud to have the outdoor activities. Everyone is invited! these outstanding businesses and individuals as At Thanksgiving and all year through, we THANK our members. Fuel up before or after the Frozen Rundra with YOU for supporting your Bessemer Chamber of their hearty pancake breakfast available from 8- Commerce. Please join us at our next Chamber In addition, we gratefully acknowledge those who 11:30 am. Great eats for Only $5/adult, $3/child) Meeting on Tues, Nov 24th, 6pm at the Chamber have served on our city council the last two years. We kick off, or rather, run or walk off at 10:00am Offices/49911 Trading Post. We thank you for your support and commitment with the Frozen Rundra, 2 or 6 mile run and a 3 to our chamber of commerce and we look forward mile walk. Call to Pre-register at 906-667-0283 We value our chamber members and welcome to continuing a strong alliance with the newly ext 31 until Nov 13th for $20 Or Day of Event you to join the Bessemer Chamber of Commerce. elected city council. Registration begins at 9:00am for $25. The run- Individual and business memberships are avail- ner award ceremony will take place shortly after able and remember our chamber knows no bor- 49911 Trading Post all participants have crossed the finish line. ders. Need more information? Have an idea to and Chamber Office Update share? Join us at any of these upcoming events Enjoy the morning with us. There will be a 50/50 or contact us at: New hours for the holiday shopping season! raffle, gift basket raffles and a free door prize Thank you to our wonderful volunteers for giving drawing entry for all those attending. Ho Ho Ho! [email protected] of your time. The Chamber Offices and our Kathy Whitburn 906-663-2117 (office) or 49911 Trading Post will now be OPEN Monday COMMUNITY 414-840-0117 (cell) through Friday from 9am-4pm. and will also be CHRISTMAS PARTY: offering some extended evening and weekend Bessemer VFW hours for the holidays including super Black Fri- 11:30am-3:00pm day Specials! Stay tuned!! 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MADISON, Wis. — With the launch of the tration station. GameReg system and electronic registration, Wis- Upon completion, hunters will receive a 10-char- consin hunters now have until 5 p.m. the day after acter confirmation number to write on the carcass the kill to register a deer. tag as proof of registration. The tag should remain The rule applies for all deer hunting seasons. with the deer until the meat is consumed. “Previously, hunters could register their deer by The WDNR will host a chat Nov. 16 at noon. 5 p.m. the day after the close of the nine-day sea- Questions related to harvest registration, safety, son, regardless of the date of harvest,” said Matt regulations or any other deer season topic are wel- O’Brien, Wisconsin Department of Natural come. To participate or view the transcripts for pre- Resources administrative warden. “The new regis- vious chats, visit dnr.wi.gov and search keyword tration deadline is a bit of a change for 2015, so “chat.” hunters should make sure they are up to speed Hunters may also find a variety of deer season before the nine-day gun deer hunt.” materials, including season structure maps, fre- After tagging a harvested deer, hunters can visit quently asked questions and helpful links at gamereg.wi.gov, or call 1-844-426-3734 to access dnr.wi.gov, keyword “deer.” To learn more about the game registration system. Hunters may also GameReg and electronic registration, search key- register deer electronically at a participating regis- words “electronic registration.”

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Photo submitted Northern Wisconsin the 2016 Wisconsin State Fair. Eberly found the blinds and MAX, RIGHT, the Hurley dog that survived a plunge down a 175-foot mine hole nearly three years ago, is now Preliminary results show The Office of the Great Lakes is informed the land company so its 7 years old. The dog with cataracts in both eyes was pulled out of the hole on Dec. 8, 2012, in a daring rescue hunters took 4,163 bears during the also accepting short essays, stories, foresters could inspect the area to effort involving dozens of people on a frigid Friday night, surviving with only minor injuries. “He’s pretty 2015 season, down from 4,526 in poems and songs about Lake Supe- determine if they wanted any action much blind, but doing well,” owner Judy Petrusha, of Hurley. Max was visiting a new friend, Lenny, near 2014, but above the 3,952 take in rior and Lake Michigan. taken. Green Bay, Wis., this week at the home of Kayla Ansami and Nick Thomas. 2013. Photos and written work may be CO Dennis Gast, while working Interest in Wisconsin bear hunt- used in the calendar and other Great Otter Lake, contacted an angler at ing continues to grow, with more Lakes publications, as well as on the dam. During the contact, it was than 109,000 applications received DNR’s website and in displays and found the subject not only did not in 2015, compared to 108,000 in presentations. have a fishing license, he was also 2014 and 106,000 in 2013. The deadline for photo and writ- driving with a suspended driver’s A record 10,690 permits were ten submissions is Feb. 1. For license. MNRC allows two smaller available in 2015. details on how to enter, visit Enforcement action was taken. Bear Management Zone D led all DNR.wi.gov and search “Great CO Brian Bacon and PCO Shan- zones with 1,320 bears harvested, Lakes Photo Contest.” non Kritz completed an investigation followed by Zone A (1,113), Zone C Upper Peninsula of multiple landowners involved with walleyes on Lake Gogebic (978) and Zone B (750). Lake Gogebic: There are mixed trespass and trail camera thefts. The Dec. 10 deadline to apply for reports about fishing this week. Very Enforcement action was taken for the 2016 bear season is a little over mild temperatures have kept the fall the trespass that led to the thefts. LAKE GOGEBIC — The Michigan Natural Township. a month away. walleye bite at bay. Bacon and Kritz responded to a Resources Commission on Thursday unanimously Michigan Department of Natural Resources Hunters are reminded they must Very few anglers have been out complaint of an injured red-tail hawk. approved Lake Gogebic regulations which allow fisheries managers said Lake Gogebic is unique apply for a preference point or har- on the water. Most reports are com- Individuals at a local motel had anglers the option of keeping two walleyes from 13 among lakes because of the high level of natural vest permit at least once every three ing from shore anglers who have called to report the injured bird in the years to maintain their accumulated to 15 inches in the daily five-fish limit. reproduction of walleyes annually. As a result of had some very good results using yard of the motel, unable to fly. The preference point total. Hunters may minnows in the evening and after officers responded and discovered The regulation takes immediate effect. the strong natural reproduction, the lake has a apply online at dnr.wi.gov, keyword dark. the red-tail hawk was actually a The proposed rule change does not require dominance of small walleyes, more so than other “license,” or at any DNR service cen- Leaves are down and a few late grouse that had been struck by a anglers to keep fish smaller than 15 inches, howev- lakes in Michigan. ter or licensing agent. season bird hunters are enjoying the vehicle and was unable to recover er. Analysis of Lake Gogebic biological data, as well For additional information, call 1- nice weather. from injuries. Previously, no fish under 15 inches could be as input from the public, formed the basis for the 888-WDNRINFo (1-888-936-7463). Deer numbers are very poor, but Sgts. Ryan Aho and Marc Pom- kept. regulation change. Hunters who successfully draw a bucks are beginning to move as the roy investigated the report of hunter harvest permit and are interested in rut nears. harassment and trail camera theft in The DNR said the change was a result of input Walleyes were introduced into Lake Gogebic in transferring the permit to a youth Little Bay de Noc: Walleye southern Marquette County. gathered at a public meeting July 22 in Marenisco 1904. hunter can search keywords “bear anglers are doing best when trolling Suspects were identified through transfer.” stickbaits with boards at night along trail camera pictures provided by the Angling pressure across the the Center Reef and the Third Reef complainant. state continues to drop, with only in 12 to 30 feet. Two subjects were interviewed die-hard musky and walleye anglers Day anglers are trolling the same who were in possession of the stolen Warm weather not good out in the Northwoods. Musky in 24 to 34 feet between the Narrows cameras. anglers have been dragging large and the Center Reef. Charges are being sought suckers through deeper water areas. Perch fishing was spotty. Most through the Marquette County Pros- Water temperatures have been anglers could be found along the ecutor’s office. for duck, deer hunting slowly cooling down and most lakes Second Reef and the Center Reef, CO Mark Leadman and PCO are in the mid to upper 40s. where fish were being caught on Calvin Smith located four individuals Live minnows continue to be minnows in 8 to 20 feet. Northern who appeared to be duck hunting in the preferred walleye bait, whether pike are active. a closed area in Marquette County. Hello friends: soybean fields. fished on a jig, below a slip bobber, Smallmouth anglers did the best The COs conducted surveillance of I just returned last night I placed my stand in the area or on a bare hook, slowly dragged just south of Hunters Point using the group and observed one of the from a camping and bow hunt- of two very active scrapes and along the bottom. The best success minnow rigs or spinners in 12 to 25 hunters taking an overlimit of mal- ing trip on the Mississippi was really excited for my after- has come on the deeper break lines feet. lards. River backwaters, near Prairie noon hunt. and along any green weed edges, MDNR October reports When contacted, the officers dis- du Chien. My afternoon hunt had me with a few nice perch also being Conservation officer Brian covered the group had failed to pro- caught as a bonus to the walleye. Lasanen contacted a road hunter vide personal flotation devices and I used my 18-foot War Eagle Mark listening to lots of wood ducks Walters Recent rains have drawn some and observed the passenger trying the boat was not registered. and my canoe for this getaway that were sitting on a slough 50 additional trout and salmon up Great to zip up his shotgun case. Lasanen The group members were that featured weather more like yards away. Lakes tributaries, but the Brule River told the passenger to stop what he advised the basin was closed to early September. I actually planned on hunt- has been slower than normal. was doing, then observed the shot- hunting. Enforcement action was ing ducks on this trip, but Sandhill crane numbers are at gun case to be halfway zipped up. taken. never saw a single duck any- peak at the Crex Meadows Wildlife Enforcement action was taken. Leadman and Smith checked Tuesday, Nov. 3 Area, with a count last week finding Lasanen received a call from a duck hunters coming in from duck High 72, low 44 where but this slough. at least 11,000 there. Michigan State Police trooper asking hunting a popular Marquette County I was fighting the sun clock my golden retriever, Fire, and I spoke with many hunters More and more deer are exhibit- for assistance. The trooper advised waterfowl hunting location. One of as I launched my boat at a sat in my boat and listened to who were hunting, but not ing rutting behavior in the north. Lasanen that he stopped an off-road the subjects checked had lead shot landing north of Prairie du the river. shooting, as like bow hunting Deer numbers remain very low in vehicle rider with no helmet and in possession. One group did not Chien. I had to place a stand I constantly could hear for deer, warm weather in Iron County heading into the gun- determined the suspect was out have PFDs on their watercraft, and somewhere for the afternoon beaver, both swimming and November shuts wildlife move- deer hunt. hunting. another had licensing issues. In the case a deer is killed by a hunt, find an island to camp on slapping their tails on the ment down to a minimum. The trooper asked for the sus- Enforcement action was taken. car and the driver or someone else pect’s hunting license and driver’s Leadman and Smith came that would not affect my hunt- water in warning, when they would like to tag it, adhere to guide- license. across two subjects trying to remove ing and build camp with just realized I was in their world. lines that can be found on dnr.wi.gov Where are the deer? It was determined the suspect a heavily damaged truck from a ditch over four hours of daylight. I also heard muskrats chew- This afternoon, I sat in total by searching “car killed deer.” used an old Michigan ID to purchase in a remote location. All of that was accomplished ing on vegetation and non-stop comfort and watched a gazillion Contact the DNR vehicle-killed a Michigan resident hunting license. The driver drove into the ditch and I had two hours to sit in a fish surfacing. squirrels and did not see a deer hotline at 608-267-7691 prior to The suspect advised he moved from earlier that morning and had failed to tree, on public land and about The following day I did a lot deer. My boat ride back to camp possessing or removing the deer Michigan to Wisconsin in May of report the accident. from the scene. 2014 and still had his old ID from was after a long hike and was There was significant damage to 30 yards from a scrape and 40 of exploring and the beaver are Upon completing notification to Michigan and used that old ID to pur- his truck. yards from a trail. doing lots of damage, as in in the dark. DNR, a vehicle-killed deer may be chase a resident hunting license. The scene was secured and To be perfectly honest, my dropping too many trees, which Like last night, I drank a legally possessed and transported Enforcement action was taken. turned over to the MSP. preferred range is 15 to 30 most are not consumed. beer and listened to the river. without a tag in compliance with the CO Jared Ferguson was called yards, but I did not have the The trees on the river The following day, I was chronic wasting disease transporta- to a complaint of a deer that daylight to find the perfect islands are what keep the either hunting or breaking tion rules, available in the annual appeared to have an arrow stuck in Deer Hunting Regulations pamphlet. stand. islands from eroding and it camp. I stuck it out until dark its front shoulder. The Wisconsin Department of Ferguson found the deer and fol- I also put out two trail cam- appears that the local trappers and am actually embarrassed to Natural Resources Office of the lowed its blood trail back to an illegal eras just before climbing 16 feet need to knock down the beaver say that I never saw a deer on Great Lakes invites entries for its blind, with no name and address on up a maple tree and loving the population a bit on this stretch this trip. eighth annual photo contest. it. Investigation continues. do-nothing-and-enjoy view of of river. When loaded on the trailer, Photos from all seasons are Ferguson received several whitetail hunting with a bow the boat, canoe and gear needed and will be accepted in the complaints of deer that had been following categories: Natural fea- shot and their antlers cut off, being and arrow. Wednesday, Nov. 4 amounts to a big load. tures and wildlife; cultural and his- Pine marten left in the middle of a potato field. I did not see a deer and did High 69, low 48 Five miles north of Prairie toric features, and people enjoying CO Brett DeLonge received a not care, as I had two more I was up long before the sun du Chien, I hit a gully-washer Wisconsin’s Great Lakes. complaint of deer being shot from days to fill a tag. this morning and doing an in- of a storm that I drove in for Submissions for a new category, CO Elton Luce investigated the the roadway at night near a resi- I purchased a doe tag for the-dark boat ride and then a over two hours. It was a chal- lake stewardship activities, will illegal taking of a pine marten. dence in Menominee County. The Crawford County and because hike to where I would hunt. lenge; a few times I realized I include a photo and a 180-word Luce obtained a two-count war- deer that had been shot were of an upcoming trip with my I spent four hours in a tree was not even driving on the description of the restoration or pro- rant for a subject for the illegal take dragged to the road edge, and only tection project. of a pine marten. road. choice meat was removed. daughter, would rather harvest and did not see a deer and Photos of Lake Michigan and CO Matt Eberly responded to a DeLonge located a recently spent a doe on this adventure than a made a decision to explore and The good news is that I made Lake Superior, as well as their tribu- complaint from a bow hunter of sub- rifle cartridge near the area of the buck. find a new spot to hunt. it home and now I still have a taries, wetlands and harbor towns, jects pushing open an old skidder deer. When I got back to my I chose a natural funnel of a buck tag! are eligible. trail on commercial forest land. The investigation is ongoing. island, after a really cool boat forested corridor on the shore- Sunset The top photos will be featured in The subjects then towed in sever- —From staff, DNR and AP Wisconsin’s Great Lakes 2016-’17 al box blinds on trailers and set them ride, I grabbed a can of beer, line, near harvested corn and (Mark Walters) reports and Lake Gogebic Area calendar, which will be distributed at up behind a land company gate. Chamber of Commerce THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2015 l 9 Speedgirls fall to Trojans By PAT KRAUSE they play at and they're [email protected] faster." EWEN — Crystal Falls For- Bjork said not only do the est Park won the MHSAA Lady Trojans have talent, but Class D District 127 Tourna- this year's team has a ton of ment championship for the experience. 16th year in a row by sweeping "We're a very balanced team Bessemer 25-4, 25-12 and 25-4 and we have eight seniors and on Friday night. three players are four-year "It's awesome and it never starters," Bjork said. "You gets old," Forest Park head don't see that a lot. Seniors coach Kim Bjork said. "That's have that extra experience and an impressive number and the they don't panic. And our team last one is just as good as the plays smart." first one. But it's never given. Mettler agreed. Every season the girls have to "It's their eight seniors ver- work very hard and earn it." sus our one," she said. "At Bessemer coach Shelly Met- times, we had four or five tler summed up the night and sophomores on the floor. But the number of tournament our one senior (Caitlyn Pelis- championships very simply. sero) didn't give up and left it "It's Crystal Falls, you all on the floor. And she kept know," Mettler said. "They just have too many weapons and we're not used to the tempo SPEEDGIRLS — page 10

Jason Juno/Daily Globe ONTONAGON’S LOGAN Preiss, left, hits it over the net as Lake Linden-Hubbell’s Carli Ongie defends during Friday night’s MHSAA Class D District 128 championship game at Ontonagon. Lakes outlast Gladiators for district title By JASON JUNO played so well. I've got a lot of firepower, so I thought she was key in that second game, [email protected] that's helpful. controlling the net." ONTONAGON — Ontonagon pushed "There was a point in the rotation a cou- That gave Lake Linden a commanding 2- Copper Mountain Conference champion ple times where we knew, once we got 0 lead in the match, but the Gladiators Lake Linden-Hubbell to the limit much of (Ontonagon's Lori) Wardynski out in the made Lake Linden stay in Ontonagon a bit the night, but the Lakes survived to win the back row, she's a big presence at the net, it longer. MHSAA Class D District 128 title. became much easier. And I must say, Alexa The third game was tied at 16, the sev- The Lakes outlasted the host Gladiators Destrampe had some really big hits, she was enth tie of the set, before Blake put Onton- 25-23, 25-12, 23-25 and 25-22 Friday night. hitting the ball where it needed to go and agon up 19-16 with three consecutive kills. Lake Linden dominated the second game, putting it in play. Carli (Ongie) also was The Gladiators never trailed from there, but but other than that, it was a battle to the putting it in some spots that we worked on." it was still a fight to the finish with a kill by end. In a hard-fought Game 1, Lake Linden Lake Linden's Erin Seppala making Onton- "They're right there, they can play with never led by more than two points. Onton- agon's lead 24-23. The Gladiators pulled it Lake Linden," Ontonagon coach Megan agon scored two straight, on a kill by Paige out 25-23. Hagen said of her team. "They definitely Blake and a tip by Wardynski, to tie it at 23- Lake Linden appeared to have the match could have beaten them had they stayed out 23. But a mis-hit by Ontonagon and a kill by in hand with a 21-13 lead in the fourth of those mental slumps. Peyton Gast gave the Lakes a 25-23 win. game. But the Gladiators scored the next "When the other team would start getting "The first game is crucial, so going neck- seven points and tied it at 21-21. Lake Lin- a few kills, we would back off, stop moving and-neck and coming up short right at then, den finally broke the drought on a shot by our feet and we wouldn't get underneath the I know that was very devastating," Hagen Carli Ongie, but Ontonagon tied it again at ball and pop it up." said. 22. Lake Linden faces Stephenson Tuesday That carried over into the second game as Destrampe smashed a kill to give Lake in a regional semifinal at Ishpeming West- the Lakes dominated for a 25-12 win. Linden a 23-22 lead and the Lakes scored wood. It's a regional the Lakes had to fight Ontonagon struggled to pick up anything the final three points to close it out. to get to. Lake Linden was throwing its way. Wardynski and Blake led Ontonagon Coach Maureen Schick said the Lakes fell "When we got to that rotation with Alexa with nine kills. Wardynski added two asleep at times. (Destrampe) in the front row, she was just blocks. Blake also had three aces and three Pat Krause/Daily Globe "We got tight; defensively we weren't working so hard," Schick said. "She was hit- BESSEMER’S CAITLYN Pelissero bumps a shot during Friday night’s playing balls, we were letting things drop," ting balls, she was putting everything down. MHSAA Class D District 127 final at Ewen-Trout Creek. she said. "They fought for everything. They GLADIATORS — page 10 Lady Samsons start season with win Michigan seeks to keep Big Ten title hopes alive with win ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Michigan has not No. 6 Spartans open November push MADISON, Wis. — The Gogebic Community their life and I guess we were able to take advan- won a Big Ten title in 11 years, its longest drought against struggling Huskers College Lady Samsons started the season with a tage of that," Movrich said of the first half. since the gap between 1950 and 1964 conference 93-86 victory over Milwaukee Area Tech Friday Sarah Trudgeon had 19 points and was 9 of 10 championships. LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — The calendar has night in the Border Basketball Classic. at the free throw line. Sarah Audette and Maria The 16th-ranked Wolverines (6-2, 3-1 Big Ten) turned to November, the month when Michigan The Lady Samsons face host Madison today at 2 Wiltzius both scored 13. will need to keep winning, and they'll need rivals State has been its best under Mark Dantonio, and p.m. Gogebic committed a lot of fouls on perimeter Ohio State and Michigan State to lose, but they're the sixth-ranked Spartans know exactly where Darian Vinkemeier paced Gogebic with a game- defense. But overall, he was happy with the first not giving up hope. they stand in college football's big picture. high 22 points. She also tied the team lead in game. After having a losing record overall last year and So it's on to Nebraska to start the second half of rebounds (six) and steals (five). "We found out where a lot of our weaknesses a 3-5 Big Ten mark for a second straight season, their Big Ten schedule Saturday night. "All the buckets for her were timely ones," are and where we can improve," Movrich said. defensive tackle Ryan Glasgow is glad to be going "You better focus on the task at hand. There's no Gogebic coach Mark Movrich said. "It seemed like Milwaukee — Ashley Oldenburg 1, Ciarra Heldt 4, Krystal Johnson 4, Therese into November with a potential shot to play for a reason to look past that," Dantonio said. "But you Gaines 4, Moriah Begin 14, Benetta Jones-Lindsey 20, Tara Jefferson 13, Samantha also need to understand we have a great opportu- every time Milwaukee would go on a little run, she Mosley 2, Tashana Goodwin 14, Jazlyn Edwards 10. FTs: 26-45. Fouls: 30. Fouled out: title. would hit a big shot to stop the run." Heldt, Begin. 3-pointers: Begin 3, Heldt 1. "We're really excited about the chance we have nity in front of us. Really we're in control of those Darian Vinkemeier 22, Sarah Audette 13, Lauren Ryskey 7, Lexi Engler 3, The Lady Samsons built a 50-31 halftime lead GCC — to possibly play in the Big Ten Championship opportunities. Nobody else. We have people left on Sarah Trudgeon 19, Jourdan Baldwin 7, Maria Wiltzius 13, Mary Saldana 1, Whitney our schedule beginning with this weekend that can and were able to withstand Milwaukee's better Trcka 6, Achenkog Malith 2. FTs: 25-38. Fouls: 33. Fouled out: Wiltzius, Malith. 3-point- game, but right now we're focused on Rutgers," second half. GCC was in foul trouble and it wore ers: Vinkemeier 3, Audette 2, Wiltzius 2, Trcka 2, Ryskey 1. Glasgow said. "They're a good, improving team." start to tell the story of Michigan State." down late. Milwaukee 14 31 57 86 GCC 25 50 70 93 "Milwaukee just could not hit a shot to save Cold Samsons lose opener to Milwaukee MADISON — The GCC Samsons couldn't over- bit of a deer in the headlights night for us," he said. come a slow start and dropped their first game of "One of those things that happens. It's good to hap- the season 90-61 to Milwaukee Area Tech in the pen early in the season, hopefully we can learn Border Basketball Classic. from it." "We started out ice cold in the first half, didn't Marcus Watson led Gogebic with 13 points and make shots and it snowballed into making bad Brandon Cooper had 10. decisions, taking some unforced shots," Gogebic GCC plays host Madison today at 4 p.m. Community College coach Dennis Mackey said. Milwaukee — Draylen Fair 17, Maher Hakim 2, Nathan Melchior 11, Thomas Hood 10, Austin Dunbar 11, Evan Burlingame 10, Aaron Bailey 11, Shawn Luckette 6, Derrick "Next thing you know, we're down 20 and we could- Cook 2, Lavele Gray 6, John Peters 2, Kyan Pleasant 2. FTs: 23-33. Fouls: 23. Fouled n't recover." out: None. 3-pointers: Fair 3, Melchior 2, Gray 2. Milwaukee is a talented team, but the Samsons Gogebic — Brandon Cooper 10, Chris Rose 2, Nate Hubbard 6, Dillon Windt 5, Adam Mackey 9, Marcus Watson 13, Ben Zielinski 6, Tyler Roose 5, Darroel Pittman 5. FTs: played sluggish, Mackey said. 15-22. Fouls: 28. Fouled out: Windt. 3-pointers: Cooper 2, Mackey 1, Watson 3, Roose "I thought we didn't play well, didn't shoot well, 1, Pittman 1. didn't make the extra pass; it seemed to be a little Half: Milwaukee 50-29. Wisconsin eager to ruin Maryland's homecoming COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — Maryland (2-6, 0-4 Big Ten) will State, Edsall was fired. Offensive In its first trip to the University of attempt to break a five-game los- coordinator Mike Locksley took Maryland, the Wisconsin football ing streak Saturday against the over, and as interim coach he has team might need a little time to Badgers (7-2, 4-1). The last time watched the Terrapins fall to Penn adjust the nuances of venerable the Terps hosted an opponent in State in Baltimore and at Iowa. Byrd Stadium. College Park, Randy Edsall was Now, finally, Maryland gets to The place might also feel a bit their coach and the team was play at home again. unfamiliar to the Terrapins, who sporting a .500 record. "The players are getting excited Jason Juno/Daily Globe haven't played a home game in After a loss at home against about the opportunity to come MICHIGAN’S DRAKE Johnson runs for a first down on the Wolverines’ game-winning drive Saturday night in more than a month. Michigan and a defeat at Ohio back," Locksley said. Minneapolis. Michigan beat Minnesota 29-26. 10 l SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2015 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Panthers, Packers know there's plenty at stake on Sunday CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Ron have implications as we get into Jan- Panthers are coming off a short week, Rivera regularly downplays the signifi- uary, and we'll be aware of it," Rivera having played an overtime game Mon- "He does a lot of good things for them tough Carolina defense. outside," Rodgers said. "He has good ball DEFENSE RESTS: After a solid start, the cance of his team's next game, subscrib- said. day night against the Indianapolis skills, good awareness. He's definitely a Packers' defense has been porous the last ing to the notion that "the next game is You don't have to tell that to Aaron Colts. quickly ascending player on their defense." two games, allowing at least 500 yards each the biggest game." Rodgers, coming off one of his worst Panthers defensive coordinator Sean KUECHLY KICKED OUT: This was the time out. It was leaky all over the field last But even Car- games as a professional, held to 77 McDermott said he's gleaned as much opponent against whom Kuechly got kicked week. Green Bay has allowed at least 160 olina's fifth-year yards passing and no touchdowns in a as possible from what the Broncos did to out last year when he pulled another player yards on the ground in two of its last three head coach 29-10 loss to the Denver Broncos last slow down Rodgers, and said he'll bor- off the pile and then allegedly made contact games and now faces Carolina's top-ranked admits this Sun- Sunday at Lambeau Field. row some ideas from that. But he added with an official. rushing attack and dual-threat quarterback day's matchup "It has potential implications down that personnel-wise the Panthers are Replays showed Kuechly didn't touch the Cam Newton. with the Green the road," Rodgers said. "We both have much different and they'll mostly stick official and the league later admitted Kuech- The Packers, though, have had Bay Packers looms a little larger than goals bigger than this game, but this to what they normally do on defense. ly shouldn't have been tossed from the admirable stretches this season against game. The mild-mannered Kuechly didn't mobile signal-callers, including Seattle's most. could go a long way when the weather Also worth watching: want to talk about the incident, but that Russell Wilson and San Francisco's Colin The Panthers (7-0) are the lone starts to change." THE BLOWOUT: Rodgers and the Pack- helped shape the rule as it today. Kaepernick. unbeaten team in the NFC, followed As Carolina Pro Bowl tight end Greg ers dismantled Carolina 38-17 last year at COVERED COBB: Randall Cobb, the STEWART CHURNING OUT YARDS: closely by the one-loss Packers. A win Olsen said, the Panthers would much Lambeau Field, with the four-time Pro Bowl Packers' best playmaker, is no longer on the While Eddie Lacy has been a virtual nonfac- not only gives the Panthers a two-game rather play in temperate Charlotte in quarterback completing 19 of 22 passes for injury report for the right shoulder he tor this season for the Packers, Jonathan lead over the rest of the conference, but the playoffs than in frigid Green Bay. 255 yards and three touchdowns in the vic- sprained in the preseason. He remains a pri- Stewart is turning up the heat in Carolina. would also afford them the head-to- The Panthers have won six straight tory. But Rodgers, a two-time league MVP, mary target of opposing defenses. Cobb He has run for 285 yards and three touch- head tiebreaker over the Packers when games at home. will face a much different secondary this managed just 27 yards on six catches last downs in the last three games. it comes to determining home-field Carolina won't have the luxury of time, including CB Josh Norman, who didn't week against Denver. The Packers have Carolina is hoping four-time Pro Bowl advantage throughout the playoffs. preparing for the Packers coming off a play in the last meeting. Norman has devel- lined up Cobb in the backfield on occasion center Ryan Kalil will return from an ankle over his five seasons. They might need to injury after missing last week's game. He "This game is important and it could bye week as Denver did. In fact, the oped into a shutdown cornerback for the Panthers. move him around the field more against a was limited in practice this week. Daily Globe Scoreboard Cincinnati 16, Pittsburgh 10 Zetterberg gets 300th goal, Red Wings Football Oakland 34, N.Y. Jets 20 Seattle 13, Dallas 12 beat Maple Leafs in OT Denver 29, Green Bay 10 Open: Buffalo, Jacksonville, Philadel- AllBig Times Ten EST phia, Washington TORONTO (AP) — Henrik Zetterberg reached a East Division Monday's Game milestone on the same night that fellow Swede and Conf Overall Carolina 29, Indianapolis 26, OT Michigan State 4-0 8-0 former Detroit Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom Thursday, Nov. 5 Ohio State 4-0 8-0 dropped the puck for a ceremonial faceoff as part of Cleveland at Cincinnati, 8:25 p.m. Penn State 4-1 7-2 Sunday, Nov. 8 the Hockey Hall of Fame's induction weekend. Michigan 3-1 6-2 Tennessee at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Zetterberg scored his 300th career goal in the first Rutgers 1-4 3-5 St. Louis at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Indiana 0-4 4-4 period, Jakub Kindl scored 2:17 into overtime and Green Bay at Carolina, 1 p.m. Maryland 0-4 2-6 Detroit beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 2-1 on Friday Washington at New England, 1 p.m. West Division Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. night for its third straight win. Conf Overall Jacksonville at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Zetterberg became just the fifth player in franchise Iowa 4-0 8-0 Oakland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Wisconsin 4-1 7-2 history to get 300 goals and 500 assists, joining Atlanta at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Northwestern 2-2 6-2 Gordie Howe, Alex Delvecchio, Steve Yzerman and N.Y. Giants at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. Minnesota 1-3 4-4 Denver at Indianapolis, 4:25 p.m. Sergei Fedorov. Fedorov was also at Air Canada Cen- Illinos 1-3 4-4 Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. tre along with the rest of the Hall of Fame's class of Purdue 1-3 2-6 Open: Arizona, Baltimore, Detroit, Nebraska 1-4 3-6 2015. Houston, Kansas City, Seattle Saturday’s Games "When you retire looking back you might think, Monday, Nov. 9 Penn State at Northwestern, 12 Chicago at San Diego, 8:30 p.m. 'Yeah it means a lot,'" Zetterberg said. "Obviously it's Illinois at Purdue, 12 fun to reach these numbers. I couldn't have done it Iowa at Indiana, 3:30 Michigan Rutgers at Michigan, 3:30 without the players that's been surrounding me for all Wisconsin at Maryland, 3:30 MHSAA PlayoffsDistrict Finals these years. Without them I would not be close." Michigan State at Nebraska, 7 Friday Minnesota at Ohio State, 8 Division 1 Marcus Morris scores 20 in return to Canton 34, Northville 27 Phoenix, Pistons win All TimesNFL EST Detroit Catholic Central 49, Novi 35 Grand Ledge 45, Brighton 21 AMERICAN CONFERENCE PHOENIX (AP) — Marcus Morris thinks the East Macomb Dakota 31, Utica Eisenhower W LT Pct PF PA 8 Phoenix Suns' fans need a few lessons in how to boo New England 7001.000 249 133 Rockford 21, Hudsonville 13 a player. Their Detroit counterparts could teach them N.Y. Jets 430.571 172 139 Romeo 34, Lapeer 14 how it's done. Buffalo 340.429 176 173 Saline 27, Ann Arbor Pioneer 23 Miami 340.429 154 173 Division 2 "It was light," he said. "If it was in Detroit it would South Berkley 28, Southfield 20 have been better, louder. They don't even know what W LT Pct PF PA Detroit East English 28, Grosse Pointe they are doing. They don't even know why they are Indianapolis 350.375 173 203 South 3 booing. They are just booing. I thought it would be a Houston 350.375 174 205 Livonia Franklin 63, Jackson 35 Jacksonville 250.286 147 207 Lowell 48, Byron Center 17 little better than that." Tennessee 160.143 125 159 Midland Dow 41, Fenton 14 Morris scored 20 points to help the Pistons beat his North Walled Lake Western 24, Birmingham former team 100-92 on Friday night. WLT Pct PF PA Groves 21 Cincinnati 7001.000 198 132 Division 3 Hensen scores 22, Bucks beat New York Pittsburgh 440.500 168 147 Allen Park 37, Redford Thurston 14 Knicks 99-92 Cleveland 260.250 167 216 Chelsea 29, Trenton 16 Baltimore 260.250 190 214 Coldwater 21, Vicksburg 7 East Grand Rapids 31, Zeeland East 0 NEW YORK (AP) — The Milwaukee Bucks bent West Pat Krause/Daily Globe W LT Pct PF PA Orchard Lake St. Mary's 55, Linden 14 but never broke on Friday night. Denver 7001.000 168 112 St. Johns 42, DeWitt 28 John Hensen scored 22 points and Giannis Ante- BESSEMER’S RACHEL Emery returns a shot during Friday night’s MHSAA Class D District 127 final at Ewen- Oakland 430.571 178 173 St. Joseph 40, Edwardsburg 28 Trout Creek. Kansas City 350.375 195 182 Division 4 tokounmpo had 20 to lift the Milwaukee Bucks to a 99- San Diego 260.250 191 227 Flint Powers 41, Lake Fenton 0 92 win over the New York Knicks. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Grand Rapids Forest Hills Eastern 21, Carmelo Anthony led the Knicks with 17 points. 3. very similar to the start of East Comstock Park 13 Derrick Williams had 15 and Kristaps Porzingis added Speedgirls Forest Park closed out the games one and two as the Lady W LT Pct PF PA Hudsonville Unity Christian 23, Grand set when a Bessemer shot Trojans jumped to a 13-1 lead. N.Y. Giants 440.500 215 208 Rapids Catholic Central 21 14 points and 13 rebounds. Washington 340.429 148 168 Milan 67, Detroit Denby 44 bounced off the ceiling. Speedgirl Caitlin Lynch Philadelphia 340.429 160 137 Remus Chippewa Hills 35, Big Rapids McBain 20, Saginaw Nouvel 19 21 The start of game two looked made a nice tip at the net to 12 From page 9 Dallas 250.286 133 171 New Lothrop 37, Flint Beecher 7 Division 2 very similar to how game one make it 14-2, but Taylor South Richmond 17, Pontiac Notre Dame Pewamo-Westphalia 38, Saugatuck 28 Badger 24, Waunakee 21, OT WLT Pct PF PA Prep 15 Sandusky 7, Cass City 0 Chippewa Falls 17, Menomonie 6 the younger girls from getting started. Annie Taylor hit a kill Honkola served out the game Carolina 7001.000 191 136 Zeeland West 62, Benton Harbor 8 Division 8 Homestead 35, Brookfield East 25 frustrated, which is easy to do down the left sideline and and match at 25-4. Atlanta 620.750 213 173 Division 5 Climax-Scotts 14, Pittsford 6 Waukesha West 60, Waterford 0 New Orleans 440.500 213 234 Algonac 13, Almont 0 Crystal Falls Forest Park 26, Bark Division 3 because of the scores. Showers was back serving and Lynch, Pelissero, Emery, Tampa Bay 340.429 163 199 Buchanan 35, Berrien Springs 0 River-Harris 22 Catholic Memorial 17, Kewaskum 14 "This was still a good experi- acing the Speedgirls. Thore- Megan Peterson and Samantha North Freeland 35, Frankenmuth 12 Frankfort 28, Onekama 21 New Richmond 21, Medford Area 7 ence for them to play in a finals son's kill and ace made it 6-0. Olson all had one kill. Lynch W LT Pct PF PA Grand Rapids West Catholic 21, Reed Ottawa Lake Whiteford 26, Morenci 6 Notre Dame 21, Xavier 20 Green Bay 610.857 174 130 City 14 Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary Reedsburg Area 38, Mount game. We're still trying to fig- Bessemer was still hustling also had a block and an ace and Minnesota 520.714 147 122 Ida 39, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 30 22, Fowler 7 Horeb/Barneveld 12 ure out the game and learn it. and got to a number of Forest Cebloski and Emery had aces. Lansing Catholic 21, Portland 14 Chicago 250.286 140 202 St. Ignace LaSalle 16, Johannesburg- Division 4 That's why we've been so incon- Park's shots, but they had trou- Despite the disappointing Detroit 170.125 149 245 River Rouge 42, Detroit University Prep Lewiston 8 Freedom 7, Wrightstown 6 West 0 Waterford Our Lady 54, Sterling Lodi 15, Columbus 14 sistent this year." ble returning them because loss, Mettler was looking for WLT Pct PF PA Division 6 Heights Parkway Christian 29 Omro 29, Winneconne 14 Bessemer may have figured most were hit so hard. better things from Bessemer Arizona 620.750 263 153 Clinton 43, Madison Heights Madison Eight-Player Osceola 14, Saint Croix Central 7 St. Louis 430.571 135 125 20 Regional Final Division 5 it was going to be a long night, Brittney Cebloski got in an next year. Seattle 440.500 167 140 Constantine 49, Watervliet 48 Battle Creek St. Philip 58, Lawrence 14 Amherst 48, Southern Door 27 when Forest Park started the ace for Bessemer when the ball "We only lose one player and San Francisco26 0 .250 109 207 Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian Cedarville 22, Posen 20 Arcadia 34, Stanley-Boyd 18 match playing like they usually landed between the front and it looks very promising for next Thursday's Game 31, Montague 28 Deckerville 40, Morrice 20 Shoreland Lutheran 35, Marshall 21 New England 36, Miami 7 Ithaca 42, Sanford-Meridian 6 Powers North Central 62, Rapid River 8 Spencer/Columbus Catholic 30, Strat- do-fast and furious. back lines, but the Lady Tro- season," Mettler said. "We Sunday's Games Jackson Lumen Christi 45, Manchester ford 15 Becky Showers served nine jans still led 15-4. Rachel should be very competitive, but Kansas City 45, Detroit 10 28 Wisconsin Division 6 Laingsburg 23, Montrose 13 Darlington 28, Cambridge 7 straight points, including four Emery's kill and ace made the the girls have to put in the St. Louis 27, San Francisco 6 WIAA PlayoffsQuarterfinals Traverse City St. Francis 61, Mason Grantsburg 34, Unity 18 aces. When Joslyn Thoreson CFFP lead 21-9. time in the off-season and they New Orleans 52, N.Y. Giants 49 Friday County Central 12 St. Marys Springs 14, Edgar 6 Minnesota 23, Chicago 20 PREP FOOTBALL smashed a kill, the lead went Pelissero's hit an ace late in have to make sacrifices. They Division 7 Division 7 Houston 20, Tennessee 6 Division 1 Cassopolis 48, Bridgman 14 Bangor 32, Ithaca 8 to 11-1. A little later, Thoreson game two, but Taylor's ace have to figure that out. Next Tampa Bay 23, Atlanta 20, OT Arrowhead 28, Oconomowoc 21 Detroit Loyola 57, Riverview Gabriel Catholic Central 40, Cambria-Friesland Arizona 34, Cleveland 20 Franklin 42, Muskego 15 and Maria Stankewicz's kills ended the game at 25-12. year we will not have many Baltimore 29, San Diego 26 Richard 14 0 Ishpeming 24, Iron Mountain 14 Marquette University 24, Fond du Lac increased the advantage to 20- The start of game three was excuses."

Gladiators Michigan's John Beilein wins From page 9 exhibition game digs. Hope Pintar tallied seven against son kills and eight digs. Tessa Cleary had six kills and two ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — aces. Michigan coach John Beilein got Logan Preiss finished with the better of his son Patrick on 29 assists. Alyssa Preiss had Friday night when the 25th- seven digs. ranked Wolverines beat Le Destrampe had 17 kills to Moyne 74-52 in an exhibition lead the Lakes. Gast had 11 game. kills and 4.5 blocks. Ongie tal- lied nine kills and 13 digs. Patrick Beilein is in his first Erin Seppala had nine kills. season as Le Moyne's coach, Laura Lyons finished with 40 and he brought his team to assists. Ann Arbor to face Michigan. Ontonagon finished the sea- John Beilein is starting his son at 13-6. ninth season at the helm with the Wolverines. Patrick was a graduate assistant for him from 2008-10. Jason Juno/Daily Globe ONTONAGON’S LORI War- Patrick Beilein was the director of basketball opera- dynski, right, and Lake Lin- tions at Bradley in 2011, when den-Hubbell’s Alexa the Braves lost 77-66 at Michi- Destrampe meet at the net gan. during Friday night’s Patrick is following in his MHSAA Class D District 128 father's footsteps at Le Moyne. championship game at John Beilein coached there Ontonagon. from 1983-92. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2015 11 DEFLOCKED How to deal with competitive sister Dear Annie: Even though my married for 22 years when I got older sister and I are in our divorced and thought I’d enjoy senior years, I believe that she living large. I enjoyed my free- has never overcome her competi- tiveness and resentment toward dom for a few years, but it me. became quickly obvious that my As the other members of our Annie’s situation wasn’t going to be the immediate family have sadly Mailbox wild ride I had imagined. 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Good fats can Difficulty Level refined carbohydrates, your health won't 816-581-7500 help lower LDL (bad) cholesterol and pre- l 14 SATURDAY, N OVEMBER 7, 2015 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM GOP candidate Carson backs off West Point scholarship claim WASHINGTON (AP) — Ben Carson clarify a statement October with Charlie Rose. was nominated to West Point if they Facebook page that “every signer of the was not offered a formal scholarship to about the U.S. Mili- Campaign spokesman Doug Watts chose not to pursue completion of the Declaration of Independence had no West Point as he wrote in his autobiog- tary Academy in his said Carson was “the top ROTC student application process.” elected office experience.” But about half raphy, his campaign said Friday, breakout book, “Gifted in the city of Detroit” and “was intro- Asked on Fox whether he had lied had experience as elected members of acknowledging the latest in a series of Hands,” in which he duced to folks from West Point by his about his past, Carson said, “Lying, I colonial assemblies, and Watts admitted misstatements from the retired neuro- outlines his participa- ROTC supervisors.” believe, is a grave sin and there’s just no the error to The Washington Post. surgeon who has surged to the top of the tion with the Reserve “They told him they could help him way that I would be sitting here lying Also this week, a CNN report raised GOP’s presidential field. Officers’ Training get an appointment based on his grades about something like this.” questions about the accuracy of Carson’s “I guess it could have been more clar- Corps, commonly and performance in ROTC. He consid- The story, first reported on Friday by oft-repeated claim that he tried to stab a ified,” Carson said in an interview with known as ROTC, while ered it but in the end did not seek Politico, concerns the latest Carson close friend as a teenager. Citing priva- Fox News to be broadcast Friday night. in high school. admission,” Watts said. statement that has been challenged for cy concerns, the Carson campaign has “I told it as I understood it.” Ben “I was offered a full Students granted admission to West accuracy. refused to name the person involved, but Carson, a newcomer to national poli- Carson scholarship to West Point are not awarded scholarships. During last month’s presidential Watts said Friday that he knows “exact- tics, has developed a passionate follow- Point,” Carson wrote Instead, they are said to earn appoint- debate, Carson said it was “absolutely ly who the person is. And I know the ing based in part on his inspirational in the 1996 book. “I didn’t refuse the ments to the military academy, which absurd” to say he had a formal relation- person is alive and well.” personal story and devotion to Christian scholarship outright, but I let them comes with tuition, room and board ship with the company Mannatech. But Carson also came under scrutiny this values. The only African-American in know that a military career wasn’t and expenses paid, in exchange for five Carson is featured in the company’s week for standing by his assertion that the Republican 2016 class, Carson grew where I saw myself going. As overjoyed years of service in the Army after grad- videos, including one from last year in Egypt’s great pyramids were built by the up in inner-city Detroit and often speaks as I felt to be offered such a scholarship, uation. which he credits Mannatech’s glyconu- biblical figure Joseph to store grain. “I about his brushes with violence and I wasn’t really tempted.” A West Point spokesman on Friday tritional supplements with helping peo- happen to believe a lot of things that you poverty during his early years. Carson has repeated the story over said the academy “cannot confirm ple restore a healthy diet. might not believe because I believe in His campaign on Friday sought to the years, including in an interview in whether anyone during that time period On Wednesday, Carson wrote on his the Bible,” Carson said Thursday. Trump’s unorthodox campaign takes new twist on ‘SNL’ NEW YORK (AP) — Donald first guest hosted “SNL” in 2004 to show off their less serious up constantly as he campaigned. Trump’s unorthodox campaign just weeks after the show he sides and connect with a new and The challenge for Trump, for president will take another helped create, NBC’s “The generally younger audience than whose invitation has provoked unusual step this weekend when Apprentice,” began airing — has the usual early-state rallies and an outcry from groups concerned he takes a break from typical been able to capitalize on his debate stages. about what they perceive as an campaigning to host “Saturday celebrity throughout his cam- Sharpton said his whole cam- anti-Latino bias by the candi- Night Live.” paign, which has translated into paign team had opposed the idea date, would be making a similar The appearance will put the record ratings for networks on when he was invited to host by connection, Sharpton said. billionaire businessman and each of the three Republican “SNL” executive producer Lorne “We know him as this brash, reality TV star in rare company: debates. Michaels, but he decided an bombastic, self-important per- Only eight politicians previously Trump has repeatedly appearance could help humanize son. But can he laugh at himself? have hosted “Saturday Night bragged about the attention his his persona. Can he relate to the average guy Live” in its entire 40-year-old appearances have been generat- “I was known in America at in a bowling alley?” posed Sharp- history. ing, predicting the show will the time as a civil rights leader ton. And only one of those politi- have its highest ratings ever and protest leader, and I wanted “I think that he has the oppor- Associated Press cians-slash-guest hosts was an with him at the helm. to show that I could laugh at tunity or the risk of establishing “SATURDAY NIGHT Live” cast member Cecily Strong, left, and Republi- active presidential candidate — Throughout its history, “SNL” myself, I had a sense of humor, that tomorrow night.” can presidential candidate Donald Trump rehearse in New York this the Rev. Al Sharpton, who was has poked fun at political figures and be self-effacing, and that I In the 2004 host appearance, week. Amid protests, Trump will host the show tonight. seeking the Democratic nomina- — both via cast impersonations could be comfortable with a Trump opened his monologue by tion when he hosted in December and with guest appearances by broader audience,” he said in an joking about his star power: “It’s day Night Live’ that I’m here. Trump echoed those words 2003. the politicians themselves. It and interview, adding that the great to be here at ‘Saturday Nobody’s bigger than me. earlier this week in an appear- The appearance is the latest other late-night television shows appearance yielded tangible Night Live,’ but I’ll be completely Nobody’s better than me. I’m a ance on CNN when he said example of how Trump — who also give candidates the chance results, with people bringing it honest, it’s even better for ‘Satur- ratings machine.” “nobody gets ratings like me.”

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