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SPORTS • 10 DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, October 17, 2018 Few snow showers yourdailyglobe.com | High: 36 | Low: 28 | Details, page 2 IRONWOOD UPGRADES Hurley school aid drops, Mellen rises By RALPH ANSAMI takes into account districts [email protected] with declining enrollment, The Hurley School Dis- such as Hurley. trict is one of 45 percent of Nearby Mellen will see Wisconsin’s districts that an increase in state aids will see state aid shrink for from $1,815,249 to the 2018-’19 school year. $2,023,589, or $208,340 The Wisconsin Depart- more. ment of Public Instruction Some property-rich dis- said state aid will be down tricts, such as Mercer, by $16,902 for the Hurley receive no general state aid. district, from $2,546,628 Ashland will see a to $2,529,726. healthy increase, from The DPI has certified $15,581,849 to amounts each public $15,946,252. school district will receive On the other hand, from the $4.656 billion Maple will lose $139,104, WORKERS WITH appropriated for general from $5,413,133 to PSC’s Q3 Contract- state aid for 2018-’19. $5,274,209. ing empty a skid- Overall, it amounts to a Roughly 55 percent of steer loader into a $72.75 million (1.6 per- the state’s public school dump truck (top) on cent) increase in general districts (230 of 422) will McLeod Avenue state aids compared to last receive more general state Tuesday as part of year. the ongoing General aid is based on a school aid formula that replacement of AID — page 5 street light poles throughout down- town Ironwood. Workers were clean- Resolution reached ing up the bases of the newly installed light poles (left) in township Tuesday in prepara- tion to pour con- crete today. treasurer case Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe By RICHARD JENKINS restitution order and civil [email protected] judgement in the case, the BESSEMER – Ironwood township won’t be able to Township’s civil case collect double the amount, against former Ironwood according to Olson- Township treasurer Jyl DeRosso’s attorney, Jim Bessemer City Council struggles Renee Olson-DeRosso has McKenzie. been resolved. McKenzie told the Daily Gogebic County Circuit Globe state law prohibits a with U.S. 2 traffic, speed concerns Court Judge Michael Pope dual recovery, meaning the BESSEMER – The Bessemer City to three lanes is to “calm the traffic. duce a list of items that need atten- issued a judgement in township can’t get paid Council continued its effort to deal You can only go as fast as the guy in tion in the next year, five years and favor of the township on from both the restitution with traffic issues on U.S. 2 through front of you.” 10 years, said Trudgeon. Oct. 2 for $1,398,654 – the order and civil judgement town at its meeting Monday evening. No decisions were made on the The council also discussed the same amount he previous- – in essence combining the A “general discussion” of the U.S. 2 speed or lane changes, but the city’s trash and recycling collection ly ordered Olson-DeRosso money into a single sum to highway traveling through town council did place on file two letters contract with Eagle Waste of Eagle pay in restitution – as well be recouped. included ideas about how to slow from residents in favor of moving to River, Wis. Trudgeon said the con- as any applicable attorney Along with having to traffic, according to City Clerk Jim three lanes. tract is up in 10 months and the fees. pay restitution; Olson- Trudgeon. The council heard an update and council discussed ideas about what “We are pleased and DeRosso, 48, was sen- One idea floated was to put up paid some bills related to the ongo- do to next, including asking for bids relieved at the outcome, tenced to 38 months in electronic signs that flash the driv- ing water and sewer replacement and discussing going back to a city- and it validates the judge’s prison in May for embez- er’s speed as they approach. project. Trudgeon said the plan is to run operation. Again, no decision decision on compensation zlement by a public official. During public comment, con- do the final paving in the spring or was made on the next step. of $1.4 million” Township She was also sentenced on cerns were heard about the Michi- June. The meeting began with public Supervisor Steve Boyd told nine other felonies – five gan Department of Transportation’s The council approved amend- hearings on three ordinances having the Daily Globe Tuesday. counts of forgery, refusing proposal to widen traffic lanes on ments to its engineering contract to do with amending fines for civil “We look forward to receiv- to turn over records to the the highway – either four wider studying the city’s sewer system. infractions, establishing a three- ing that amount from the successor treasurer, lanes, or just three but still wider The ongoing study, funded by a insurance companies and lanes. SAW grant, will provide a status the other people involved.” Trudgeon said the idea of moving report of the entire system and pro- While there is both a BESSEMER — page 5 TOWNSHIP — page 5 St. Ambrose conductor to WALK IN THE CLOUDS lead local honors band

IRONWOOD – The the group of musicians Mercer and Wakefield- director of bands for St. from five area schools in a Marenisco. Ambrose University in performance at the His- Enz conducts the sym- Davenport, Iowa, will be toric Ironwood Theatre at 7 phonic band and jazz traveling to Ironwood next p.m. Nov. 16. ensemble at St. Ambrose, month to serve as the guest The band is made up of as well as teach courses in conductor for the Gogebic students in grades 8-12 Range Honor Band. from Bessemer, Ewen-Trout Nicholas Enz will lead Creek, Ironwood, Hurley, HONORS — page 5 Wakefield increases pay for substitute teachers WAKEFIELD – The Wakefield-Marenis- wage job. We need quality substitute co School District Board of Education teachers in our classrooms and raising the Monday voted to increase pay for substi- rate of pay for substitutes is a way to show tute teachers. them that they are a valuable part of our Submitted photo “Any of us sitting at this table who have BESSEMER STUDENTS Alan Holm, Angelo Harville and Connor Fingeroos enjoy worked in a classroom know that substi- the view of Lake of the Clouds from the Escarpment Trail as part of their hike into tute teaching should not be a minimum Porcupine Mountains State Park this fall. TEACHERS — page 5 TODAY INDEX Few snow showers — Details, page 2 Business ...... 6 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-13 Tuesday Today’s records Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 279 High 45 High 82 (1961) Community ...... 3 Low 33 Low 19 (1976) Obituaries ...... 14 Year ago today Precipitation Opinion ...... 4 High 57 24 hours to 7 a.m. Low 31 Tuesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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. s u t a r t s o t l A Altostratus. : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: more than 7 percent of the ship. the Oklahoma Historical population identifies as The genetic results Society, referring to the Sheriff: Missing Wisconsin community deaths, and he dismissed a Native American, one of released Monday provide year Indian Territory was Wisconsin teenager about 80 miles northeast of tip placing Jayme’s where- the highest proportions in some evidence of a Native dissolved and became part in danger, not a Minneapolis. abouts in Miami as “not the nation. American in Warren’s lin- of the new 46th state of runaway The call came from a credible.” He declined to But she’s not a member eage, though the ancestor Oklahoma. cellphone inside the home, elaborate as to why investi- of any tribe, and many probably lived six to 10 Opinion on Warren was BARRON, Wis. (AP) – A but the caller didn’t com- gators believe she didn’t Indians take exception to generations ago. not monolithic. The East- Wisconsin teenager who municate with the dis- run away from home, say- anyone who claims to be Native Americans also ern Band of Cherokee Indi- has been missing since her patcher, Barron County ing that disclosing more part Indian without being resented Trump’s continu- ans issued a statement parents were found dead in Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald information would compro- enrolled in a tribe, espe- ing use of Indian heritage Tuesday saying that the their home isn’t a runaway said during a Tuesday mise their investigation. cially for political purpos- as a means to mock War- senator had not tried to and investigators believe news conference. He said “I’m telling you, Jayme es. ren, a Democratic senator “appropriate” Indian cul- she’s in danger, a sheriff gunshots had been fired at is missing and endan- “It adds fuel to that mis- from Massachusetts who is ture. The tribe described said Tuesday. the home, but he declined gered,” Fitzgerald said. conception that I can go widely expected to run for her as an “ally” who had Authorities have been to say whether the couple Jayme was last seen at a out, get a DNA test and president in 2020. sponsored legislation to searching for 13-year-old had been shot and said his family gathering Sunday then, boom, that’s all I real- Trump’s references to prevent Indian suicides, to Jayme Closs since deputies office won’t disclose how afternoon, Fitzgerald said. ly need,” said Brandon Warren as “fake Pocahon- identify missing and mur- responding to a 911 call they died until after the Her grandfather, Robert Scott, a Cherokee Nation tas” are particularly offen- dered Native American early Monday found her autopsies are completed. Naiberg, told The Associat- citizen and the executive sive because they show women and to help tribes parents , James and Denise Fitzgerald said investiga- ed Press on Tuesday that editor of tribe’s newspaper, how pop culture has reacquire lost lands. Closs, dead in their home tors don’t consider Jayme a nothing seemed amiss at the Cherokee Phoenix. glossed over the treatment Questions about War- in Barron, a rural western suspect in her parents’ the gathering, which was “But the facts of the matter of Native Americans, par- ren’s heritage first emerged to celebrate the birthday of are you need a lot more ticularly women, said during her race for the Sen- DAILY GLOBE a grandson who is cousins than that.” Chelsey Branham, a mem- ate in 2012, when reports with Jayme. The nation’s 573 feder- ber of the Chickasaw surfaced that she listed her- “She was quiet as ally recognized tribes do Nation. self as a racial minority in B N always. She was a quiet not have a single standard “It’s a sore topic to begin an academic legal directo- I G O girl,” he said. for determining member- with,” said Branham, a ry. Trump then made the Democratic candidate for a “Pocahontas” jibe a laugh Today’s state House seat in Okla- line at his rallies in 2016 homa City. “Then on top of after Warren became an Numbers B G that, using it as a derisive outspoken critic. World briefs are... 14 58 2 die in fighter jet said the two-seat Su-27UB featuring crash in Ukraine, US went down in the Kmelnit- pilot ‘involved’ skyi region. It said a rescue Friday Fish Fry! team found the jet’s two MOSCOW (AP) – A pilots dead. Ukrainian fighter jet The U.S. Air Forces in crashed during a joint Europe and Africa issued a exercise with U.S. and statement saying it was aware other NATO air forces of “reports claiming a U.S. Tuesday, killing both casualty.” The command said pilots, Ukraine’s military it “can confirm a U.S. service said. member was involved in this 518 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI • 906-932-3321 The General Staff of incident,” but stopped short Ukraine’s armed forces of confirming the American’s death. Personnel from nine nations are taking part in the Clear Sky 2018 exercis- es that started in Ukraine on Oct. 8. They include members of a California Air National Guard unit based in Fresno, California. Anna Burns wins Booker Prize with troubled tale ‘Milkman’ LONDON (AP) – Anna Burns won the prestigious Man Booker Prize for fic- tion Tuesday for “Milk- man,” a vibrant, violent story about men, women, conflict and power set dur- ing Northern Ireland’s years of Catholic-Protes- tant violence. Burns is the first writer from Northern Ireland to win the $66,000 prize, which is open to English- language authors from around the world. She received her trophy from Camilla, Duchess of Corn- wall, during a black-tie cer- emony at London’s medieval Guildhall. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018 3 Community calendar CANCER AWARENESS

Email calendar items and Gogebic County Veterans Sunday, Oct. 21 community news to Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 [email protected]. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 For more information, call 906- p.m., Watersmeet Township; p.m., closed meeting, Salem 932-2211. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Township. 906-667-1110. Mercer Health and Well- Wednesday, Oct. 17 Alcoholics Anonymous, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Mercer Community Center. Christian Men of the Ironwood. area74.org. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Mended Hearts and Dia- p.m., Wesley United Methodist Cafe, Ironwood. betes Support Group, 2 p.m., Church, Ironwood. Mercer Annual Health Aspirus Grand View Hospital Alcoholics Anonymous, Fair, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Mercer conference area, Ironwood. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Community Center. 906-932-2443. Church, Bessemer. area74.org. “Foxconn in Wisconsin: Bessemer Area Historical Monday, Oct. 22 What Does it Mean for My Society, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie Community?” 10 a.m., meet- St., Bessemer. Iron County Food Pantry, ing room, Iron County Court- Regional Hospice Grief house. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Support Group, 2 p.m., Com- Ave., Montreal, 715-561-4450. Alcoholics Anonymous, fort Inn, conference room, Iron- open meeting, noon, Salem Tai Chi for Health and wood. Balance, 9 a.m., Mercer Com- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Area Historical area74.org. munity Center. Society, 5:30 p.m., Suffolk Ale Alcoholics Anonymous, DOVE Support Group, House. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, ReGeneration Youth, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood-Hurley Rotary 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and After School Halloween Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Crafts, 3:30 p.m., Mercer Pub- Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Kimball Homemakers, 1 lic Library. Center, Ironwood. Beginner Finnish lan- p.m., Community Center. Wakefield Chamber of Iron County Veterans Ser- guage class, 3:30 p.m., Little Commerce, 6 p.m., Wakefield Finland, Kimball. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Municipal Building. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Advanced Finnish lan- Ambulance millage pre- guage class, 4:30 p.m., Little Submitted photo 2190. sentation, 6 p.m., Ironwood American Legion Post 58, Finland, Kimball. THE STAFF at Ironwood Post Office wore their breast cancer awareness T-shirts as Memorial Building, second Overeaters Anonymous, 2 p.m., Iron County Memorial floor. a team on Friday. Pictured, from left, are: first row, Greg Ludwig, Mary Beth Hellen, Building, Hurley. 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, Church, Wakefield. Nathan Green, Susy Kitto and Gary Stano; second row, Matt Igl, Joe Ringsmuth, Mercer Health and Well- 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Dave Schwab and Lou Hendges; third row, Bob Broemer, Pam Backman and Azure Church, Hurley. area74.org. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Scheppler; and, fourth row: Jim Trcka, Jim Chiapuzio and Vicki Hissa. Mercer Community Center. Gogebic County Council Ironwood American Catholic Church, Ironwood. of Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., area74.org. Legion Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 Bessemer VFW. p.m., at the post, Ironwood Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus EDT, Ontonagon United Briefs Memorial Building. Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. social Michigan Western Gate- Methodist Church basement, meeting, KC Hall, Ironwood. next to Holiday gas station, way Trail Authority, 6 p.m., Government monthly meeting, Gogebic Ontonagon. area74.org. MSP presents info friendly arts, craft and sto- The Finlandia Universi- Aging Unit of Iron County Government County Courthouse, 200 N. Board of Directors, 9 a.m., on human rytelling will be featured at ty Gallery is in the Finnish Moore St., Bessemer. Bessemer Township Hurley Senior Center, Hurley. Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, trafficking Crownhart Hall, 1524 American Heritage Center, Gogebic Range Carvers, Gogebic Range Solid 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. Ramsay. Catlin Ave. The basement 435 Quincy Street, Han- Waste Authority, 4:30 p.m., Mercer School Board, 5 WAKEFIELD – Michi- of Curran-McNeill-Ostran- cock. Gallery hours are Johnston High School, Besse- transfer station. mer. p.m., Mercer K-12 School com- gan State Police will pre- der Halls at 1714 Catlin Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to Gogebic County Forestry mons, Mercer, Wis. IMPACT Life Support and Parks Commission, 4:30 sent an information ses- Ave. will feature a haunted 4:30 p.m., Thursday 8 a.m.- Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Ironwood Township p.m. Conference Room, Natu- Board, 5:30 p.m., Township sion called “Human Traf- house theme for children 7 p.m., Saturday, noon to 4 Church, Ironwood. ral Resources Center. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 offices. ficking – What You Need 12 and older or with parent p.m. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Friday, Oct. 19 Wakefield City Council, to Know” on Wednesday, 5:30 p.m., City Hall. consent. Children visiting For more information, Ironwood. area74.org. Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. at the Alcoholics Anonymous, Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Ironwood City Commis- any of the residence halls call 906-487-7500. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Wakefield VFW Post 9084. must be accompanied by Church, Bessemer. Center. Building. Human trafficking, an adult. Students can apply area74.org. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Bessemer School Board, modern-day slavery, is the for Kohl scholarship Government 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High School library. second largest and fastest Finlandia to open Powderhorn Area District Ironwood. MILWAUKEE–Online Board, 4:30 p.m., Ironwood Mercer Food Pantry, Tuesday, Oct. 23 growing illegal trade in the new art exhibit Township Hall. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, world where people are in applications for the 2019 Thursday, Oct. 18 Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Gogebic County Veterans bondage through fraud, HANCOCK – Finlandia Herb Kohl Educational 715-476-7655. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 University Gallery will pre- Foundation Excellence Alcoholics Anonymous/ force or coercion. Today, Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- a.m., Ironwood Memorial sent Michael Friend .COM, Scholarship can now be Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Building. 906-667-1110. people are mobilizing to lock Avenue tennis courts, if an Church, Ironwood. an exhibit of large- scale submitted at kohleduca- raining, Ironwood Memorial Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- fight this destructive, per- area74.org. lock Avenue tennis courts, if paintings. .COM will be on tion.org. A total of 100 stu- Building. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. vasive, criminal industry. Gogebic-Ontonagon raining, Ironwood Memorial display at the Finlandia dents will be chosen to EDT, Ontonagon United Building. Trooper Jerry Mazurek County Remonumentation Methodist Church basement, University Gallery, located receive $10,000 scholar- Peer Review, 9 a.m., Natural Breakfast For Your Brain, will lead the presentation, next to Holiday gas station, 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- which is free and open to in the Finnish American ships from among all appli- Resources Center, Bessemer. Ontonagon. area74.org. Gogebic-Ontonagon munity Center. 715-561-2695. Heritage Center, Hancock, cants throughout the state. Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, the public. Those who Community Action Agency 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace from Oct. 25 to Nov. 20. Applicants must be resi- food commodity distribu- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, come are encouraged to Catholic Church, Ironwood. Ironwood. area74.org. bring a non-perishable An opening reception dents of Wisconsin who tion, seniors, 9:45-10 a.m. area74.org. EST, Lake Gogebic Senior Ironwood Kiwanis Club, food item to be eligible for for the public will take will graduate from high noon, Golden Dragon. Center, Bergland; 10:20-10:35 Saturday, Oct. 20 prize drawings at the place at the gallery on school in 2019 and plan to a.m. EST, Porcupine Mountain Iron County Health Thursday, Oct. 25, from 7 continue their education at Senior Center, White Pine; 11- Union Station Food Department walk in flu clinic, event. 11:45 a.m. EST, Holy Family Pantry / Food Bank, 10 a.m. 4-6 p.m., Hurley. to 8:30 p.m. Michael a college, university, or Catholic Church parking lot, to 12:30 p.m., 252 E. Ayer St., Woods and Blooms Gar- Little Finland to Friend will present an vocational/technical Ontonagon; 1:15-1:45 p.m. Ironwood. den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. hold harvest dance artist talk beginning at 7:20 school. Students will be EST, Resource Center, Mass Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m. The reception is free evaluated on academic City; 2:15-2:45 p.m. EST, Stan- 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 nard Township Ballpark, Bruce Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Episcopal Church of the KIMBALL – Little Fin- and open to the public. achievement, leadership, Crossing; 2:30-2:45 p.m., Community Pickleball Transfiguration, Ironwood. land will host a Harvest Refreshments will be citizenship, and school and Watersmeet Town Hall parking Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer area74.org. Dance on Sunday, Oct. 21 Government served. community activities. lot, Watersmeet. 906-884- School gymnasium. 715-776- at 2 p.m. Music will be by 2106. 4588. Gogebic Community Col- Influenced by Georges Completed online appli- Gogebic Range Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 lege Board, 4:30 p.m., room Dorothy and Joe. For more Seurat’s technique of cations are due on Nov. 4 Genealogical Society, 10 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, B-22, Jacob Solin Business information, call 906-932- pointillism and Vincent for public high school stu- a.m., annual meeting, Iron- Ironwood. area74.org. Center, GCC. 1608. wood Depot museum. Van Gogh’s rich use of dents and Nov. 25 for reli- Restaurant to raise color, Michael Friend cre- gious, independent and HONORED ates paintings that are both homeschooled high school funds for hockey precise and experimental. students. team Translating his interest in Students should go to film animation to 2D work. kohleducation.org/studen- HURLEY – The Brand- Friend’s technique of texcellence to learn more ing Iron Steak and Smoke applying a grid structure to and apply. House has announced that the canvas with slow tran- Since the program was they will donate a portion sitions of colored dots cre- established in 1990, the of proceeds from their Sun- ates a slow moving pixila- Herb Kohl Educational day brunches as a fundrais- tion. Foundation has awarded er to the Polar Bears hock- Labor intensive and 2,800 Excellence scholar- ey team. painted by hand, Friend’s ships to graduating high The fundraiser will con- paintings display dynamic school students through- tinue on Sundays through color relationships, dimen- out the state for a total of Dec. 31. sion and visual poetry. $5.4 million. Finnish language classes upcoming KIMBALL – Finnish lan- guage classes with teacher Selja Jarvenpaa will be held Monday, Oct. 22 at Little Finland. The beginner class is at 3:30 p.m. and the advanced class at 4:30 p.m. UW-Superior residence halls open Submitted photo for trick-or-treaters RON ZALESKI, left, invasive species manager for the Gogebic Conservation District, honors Ian Shackleford at the GCD’s annual meeting. SUPERIOR, Wis. — Uni- versity of Wisconsin-Supe- rior students will again GCD lauds Shackleford for work stopping invasive species open their residence halls to Halloween trick-or- BESSEMER – The Goge- involved in. ing to the Ottawa website. treaters from 5 to 7 p.m. on bic Conservation District Zaleski said Marlene A strategic Forest Ser- Wednesday, Oct. 31. recently recognized Ian Zaleski, of the Bessemer vice response to invasive For the 25th year, stu- Shackleford for his assis- Parks and Recreation Com- specifies has resulted in dents living in the Ross- tance throughout the years mittee, also attended the the National Strategy and Hawkes, Crownhart, Cur- Stempihar’sStempihar’sin Bessemer, Michigan to the district. annual banquet and hon- Implementation Plan for ran-McNeill and Ostrander GCD vice-chair and ored Shackleford on behalf Invasive Species Manage- residence halls along Celebrating 83 years of continuous invasive species manager of the city. ment launched in October Catlin Avenue will decorate service on this corner, beginning Ron Zaleski presented a Ron Zaleski said the 2004. their hallways and be ready with Irwin Neault in 1935. certificate of appreciation conservation district is The strategy is an to hand out treats as chil- to Shackleford at the annul working on a wheelchair- aggressive program that dren through sixth grade Saturday, Oct. 20th GCD banquet. accessible site at Bluff Val- harnesses the capabilities are guided by a residence “Ian and others from ley Park in Bessemer. of the Forest Service, which hall staff member. Each All day with free coffee, sweets the Ottawa National Forest The financial impact provides leadership in nat- year, more than 1,000 chil- & giveaways Service have helped us out from invasive species infes- ural resource management dren visit the campus for a lot over the years,” Zales- tations in the United States and research and develop- this event. 30 years marks the anniversary of the ki said. He cited projects has been estimated at $138 ment, as witnessed with is The Link at Ross- rebuilding of the new store. like garlic mustard and billion per year in total eco- cooperation with the soil Hawkes Hall, 2231 Catlin buckthorn removal that nomic damages and associ- conservation district. Ave., will feature carnival Chat with past & present owners and staff Shackleford has been in ated control costs, accord- –Ralph Ansami activities for children. Kid- from 11am-1pm l 4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Electoral College debate Democratic socialist Alexandria stands” or “to the republic for which Ocasio-Cortez, seeking to represent it stands”? Did Julia Ward Howe Sue Mizell, Publisher New York’s 14th Congressional Dis- make a mistake in titling her Civil Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor trict, has called for the abolition of War song “Battle Hymn of the the Electoral College. Her argument Republic”? Should she have titled it came on the heels of the Senate’s “Battle Hymn of the Democracy”? confirming Brett Kavanaugh to the Walter E. The Founders saw our nation as Supreme Court. She was lamenting Williams being composed of sovereign states the fact that Chief Justice John that voluntarily sought to join a In Their Opinion Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito, union under the condition that each nominated by George W. Bush, and state admitted would be coequal Time to get real Justices Neil Gorsuch and with every other state. The Electoral Kavanaugh, nominated by Donald our nation – the Declaration of Inde- College method of choosing the Trump, were court appointments pendence and the U.S. Constitution. president and vice president guaran- about roads and made by presidents who lost the In fact, our Constitution – in Article tees that each state, whether large or popular vote but won the Electoral 4, Section 4 – guarantees “to every small in area or population, has College vote. State in this Union a Republican some voice in selecting the nation’s state revenue Hillary Clinton has long been a Form of Government.” The Found- leaders. Were we to choose the presi- critic of the Electoral College. Just dent and vice president under a pop- If you want good roads, you have to pay for them. ing Fathers had utter contempt for recently, she wrote in The Atlantic, ular vote, the outcome of presiden- And it’s not just the politicians in Madison and democracy. James Madison, in Fed- “You won’t be surprised to hear that tial races would always be decided Washington, D.C., who have failed to learn that les- eralist Paper No. 10, said that in a I passionately believe it’s time to by a few highly populated states. son. pure democracy, “there is nothing to abolish the Electoral College.” They would be states such as Cali- It’s the people in Wisconsin, too. check the inducements to sacrifice Subjecting presidential elections fornia, Texas, Florida, New York, Illi- The latest Marquette Law School poll, released the weaker party or an obnoxious to the popular vote sounds eminent- nois and Pennsylvania, which con- last week, found that nearly two-thirds of respon- individual.” At the 1787 Constitu- ly fair to Americans who have been tain 134.3 million people, or 41 per- dents – 64 percent – said the roads where they live tional Convention, Virginia Gov. miseducated by public schools and cent of our population. Presidential are in fair (34 percent) or poor (30 percent) condi- Edmund Randolph said that “in trac- universities. Worse yet, the call to candidates could safely ignore the tion. ing these evils to their origin, every eliminate the Electoral College interests of the citizens of Wyoming, That’s not surprising, given that Gov. Scott Walk- man had found it in the turbulence reflects an underlying contempt for Alaska, Vermont, North Dakota, er has reduced spending on transportation during and follies of democracy.” John our Constitution and its protections South Dakota, Montana and his eight years in office while refusing to increase the Adams wrote: “Remember Democra- for personal liberty. Regarding mise- Delaware. Why? They have only 5.58 gas tax or vehicle registration fee, which largely pay cy never lasts long. It soon wastes, ducation, the founder of the Russian million Americans, or 1.7 percent of for road maintenance and construction. exhausts and murders itself. There Communist Party, Vladimir Lenin, the U.S. population. We would no Wisconsin now ranks near the bottom – 44th out never was a Democracy Yet, that did said, “Give me four years to teach longer be a government “of the peo- of the 50 states – for road quality. not commit suicide.” At the Constitu- the children and the seed I have ple”; instead, our government would Fixing the problem will require more than scruti- tional Convention, Alexander Hamil- sown will never be uprooted.” His be put in power by and accountable nizing projects for savings, though that’s certainly ton said: “We are now forming a immediate successor, Josef Stalin, to the leaders and citizens of a few worth pursuing. It will require more money from republican government. Real liberty” added, “Education is a weapon highly populated states. motorists in user fees. is found not in “the extremes of whose effect depends on who holds Political satirist H.L. Mencken Unfortunately, nearly as many people who say democracy but in moderate govern- it in his hands and at whom it is said, “The kind of man who wants their roads are in bad shape also say they don’t want ments. ... If we incline too much to aimed.” the government to adopt and enforce to pay more to improve them. democracy, we shall soon shoot into A large part of Americans’ mised- his ideas is always the kind of man The same Marquette poll, which surveyed 1,000 a monarchy.” ucation is the often heard claim that whose ideas are idiotic.” registered voters across the state this month, found For those too dense to under- we are a democracy. The word Walter E. Williams that close to two-thirds of respondents – 61 percent stand these arguments, ask your- is a professor of “democracy” appears nowhere in the – oppose higher gas taxes and registration fees. Not selves: Does the Pledge of Allegiance economics at George Mason Universi- two most fundamental documents of quite a third – 32 percent – favored higher user fees say “to the democracy for which it ty. to increase spending on roads. Even among those respondents who think roads Today in history Kearny was damaged by a are in poor condition, less than half – 48 percent – German torpedo off the coast of Iceland; 11 people died. support higher fees to improve the pavement. In 1967, Puyi, the last So maybe Wisconsin drives on the bad roads it By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History emperor of China, died in Bei- deserves. On Oct. 17, 1933, Albert jing at age 61. But conditions are only going to get worse, Einstein arrived in the United In 1973, Arab oil-producing States as a refugee from Nazi nations announced they would because even our current and inadequate spending begin cutting back oil exports levels at the state and federal levels are propped up Germany. On this date to Western nations and Japan; by excessive borrowing. Wisconsin was spending In 1610, French King Louis the result was a total embargo 11.5 percent of its transportation revenue on debt XIII, age nine, was crowned at that lasted until March 1974. payments before Gov. Walker came into office in Reims, five months after the In 1979, Mother Teresa of assassination of his father, India was awarded the Nobel 2011. Eight years later, the state is spending 21 per- Peace Prize. cent of its transportation dollars on debt payments. Henry IV. In 1777, British forces In 1989, an earthquake So even if we keep collecting the same amount under Gen. John Burgoyne measuring 7.1 on the Richter money as we used to, it won’t go as far because more surrendered to American scale struck northern Califor- and more gets syphoned away. And if anything, the troops in Saratoga, New York, nia, killing 63 people and caus- in a turning point of the Revo- ing $6 billion worth of damage. current state gas tax of 32.9 cents per gallon, which turned out to be its best in five singer Bill Hudson is 69. Astro- lutionary War. In 1992, Japanese years. The Dow Jones industri- naut Mae Jemison is 62. Coun- has been flat since 2006, is only going to bring in less In 1807, Britain declared it exchange student Yoshi Hattori al average lost 127 points, try singer Alan Jackson is 60. revenue in the future. That’s because more fuel-effi- would continue to reclaim was fatally shot by Rodney closing at 8,852.22, but turned Movie critic Richard Roeper is cient and electric vehicles will pump less or no gas. British-born sailors from Amer- Peairs in Baton Rouge, in the strong week because of 59. Movie director Rob Mar- ican ships and ports regardless Louisiana, after Hattori and his It’s time to get real. two huge days of gains — a shall is 58. Actor Grant Shaud of whether they held U.S. citi- American host mistakenly The simplest way to bring in more money is for record 936-point jump the pre- is 58. Animator Mike Judge is zenship. knocked on Peairs’ door while vious Monday and an increase 56. Rock singer-musician Fred Wisconsin to raise its gas tax for the first time in a In 1931, mobster Al looking for a Halloween party. of 401 points on Thursday. LeBlanc (Cowboy Mouth) is dozen years. But a more sustainable solution is to Capone was convicted in (Peairs was acquitted of Four Tops frontman Levi 55. Actor-comedian Norm Chicago of income tax eva- manslaughter, but was ordered charge motorists based on the mileage their vehicles Stubbs died in Detroit at age Macdonald is 55. Singer Rene’ sion. (Sentenced to 11 years in in a civil trial to pay more than travel each year. The governor’s own study commis- 72. Dif is 51. Reggae singer Ziggy prison, Capone was released $650,000 to Hattori’s family.) Today’s Birthdays Marley is 50. Singer Wyclef sion recommended that five years ago, along with in 1939.) In 2000, the New York Yan- Actress Marsha Hunt is Jean (zhahn) is 49. World Golf higher fees on big trucks, which cause the most wear In 1939, Frank Capra’s kees followed the Mets into the 101. Actress Julie Adams is 92. Hall of Famer Ernie Els is 49. to roads. comedy-drama “Mr. Smith World Series, beating the Country singer Earl Thomas Singer Chris Kirkpatrick (‘N Goes to Washington,” starring Seattle Mariners 9-7 and win- Open-road tolling on the interstate system is Conley is 77. Singer Jim Seals Sync) is 47. Rapper Eminem is James Stewart as an idealistic ning the American League another strong option. As the gas tax erodes, tolling (Seals & Crofts) is 76. Singer 46. Actress Sharon Leal is 46. junior U.S. senator, had its pre- championship series four Gary Puckett is 76. Actor Actor Matthew Macfadyen is would keep out-of-state tourists and over-the-road miere in the nation’s capital. games to two. Michael McKean is 71. Actor 44. Rock musician Sergio trucks contributing to the major highways they heav- In 1941, the U.S. destroyer Ten years ago: Wall Street ily use. ended a tumultuous week that George Wendt is 70. Actor- Andrade is 41. Despite the public’s apparent disdain for higher fees, responsible voters should recognize that infla- Letter to the Editor tion and more traffic increase cost. They should vote for candidates who have the courage to support a fis- US 2 safety top concern this highway. It is clearly a miracle version to councilman Rob Coleman cally responsible solution. that a tragedy has never happened he said, “Safety is our main concern. At the same time, the politicians must show real To the Editor: This past Friday, I accompanied a here. Even the loss of one life is unaccept- leadership. Often, that requires making hard deci- group in Bessemer that walked the The advent of cell phones, I feel, able when we have a better option sions that may not be popular but are necessary. proposed section of U.S. 2 through has compounded the danger when here.” Without more revenue, Wisconsin’s roads will town to examine and discuss the two people feel compelled to answer a So, I encourage anyone who is still continue to crumble. proposed options for the rebuild of text when maximum attention is unconvinced that the three-lane this highway. needed in traffic. pption is the best for U.S. 2 through – Wisconsin State Journal Mayor Zak, several city council At one point we noted a vehicle Bessemer to take a look at the paint- members, MDOT employees, and parked as far upon their driveway as ed boundaries on the sidewalk at several interested Bessemer residents possible and the rear of the car was Dairy Queen and other locations. You attended this walk through town. At still literally on the edge of the road- will see that even the present high- way. At another point we noted that if way width presents a danger to Thought for Today several stops we were shown the actu- al boundaries of both the four-lane the four-lane option is used the pedestrians. Three lanes might slow “The thinking of a genius does not proceed logically. option, and the three-lane option. awning of a store might easily be traffic slightly, but to my mind, that is It leaps with great ellipses. It pulls knowledge from God As we walked I frankly was con- removed by a passing truck since it is but another advantage to assuring a so close to the highway. more reasonable approach to protect- knows where.” cerned about how close traffic was whizzing by us. I thought about the In the end, I became convinced ing our citizens. — Dorothy Thompson, American journalist (1894- tens of thousands of times students that I was wrong to support the four- Jerry Edde 1961) from the high school have crossed lane option. As I confessed my con- Bessemer

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna 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 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018 5 Aid 2017-’18 was $10,810. Briefs Changes in property UP heroin dealer sentenced to prison valuations are another fac- MARQUETTE — Derrick Samuels was investigat- associates testified against From page 1 tor that impacts whether a Special session set “Bam” Samuels was sen- ed by the Upper Peninsula him. Each of the witnesses aid, the DPI said. district receives more or tenced to 20 years in Substance Enforcement suffered an injury that was BESSEMER — The Goge- General aid is based on less general state aid than prison on multiple federal Team. The investigation treated, in part, with an bic County Road Commis- 2017-’18 audited numbers the prior school year. drug convictions for his showed Samuels obtained opioid painkiller, which sion will hold a special that include student mem- Property valuations per involvement in distributing heroin in the Chicago area triggered an addiction to meeting on Monday, Oct. bership, property values pupil range from heroin in the Gwinn area and distributed it from his opioids and an eventual 29, at 4 p.m. in its offices and eligible expenditures. $9,373,200 in North Lake- from 2008 to 2017. residence in the Gwinn switch to heroin. in the courthouse annex to School membership, land to $188,400 in Beloit. Samuels had two prior area using a number of Their addictions to discuss position vacancies. which differs from enroll- Beloit receives general felony drug convictions associates. heroin led each of the wit- ment, increased by 472 state aid that covers 83.1 and was determined to be a Samuels was indicted nesses to Samuels. Extricated crash full-time equivalent stu- percent of its eligible “career offender.” which by a federal grand jury. He The UPSET investiga- victims air lifted dents statewide, totaling shared costs, while north- triggered greater penalties. denied the charges against tion also showed Samuels 855,804 for 2017-’18. ern schools, once at 67 per- TOWN OF WASHING- Chief Judge Robert J. him. He went to trial in fed- did not work outside his Additionally, nearly all cent, are now more in the TON, Wis. — Vilas County Jonker of the U.S. District eral court in February and home, but made enough districts will have 1.5 per- range of 30 percent. Sheriff’s Deputies Court for the Western Dis- the jury convicted him on money to take photographs cent of their aid deducted, There are 21 districts, responded to the scene of trict of Michigan imposed all counts. A number of of himself burning a $100 an estimated $71.5 million, like Mercer, that receive no a vehicle rollover early the sentence. Samuels’ drug trafficking bill. to pay for the 8,240 FTE equalization aid because Tuesday morning along pupils enrolled in 24 inde- their property wealth Wisconsin State Highway pendent charter schools. exceeds $1.9 million per Appeals court opens door to public aid for private schools 70 near the intersection of Shared costs per pupil, pupil. East Cranberry Road. a main factor in the school General aid totals do DETROIT (AP) — Michigan lawmakers ensure any reimbursement is incidental to Responding to the 1:38 aid formula, include the not include per pupil cate- can send tax dollars to private schools in teaching and doesn’t involve entanglement a.m. call, deputies found operating and debt costs of gorical aid amounts, which certain circumstances, the state appeals with religion. An example: criminal back- two people trapped in the a school district. Shared are based on a three-year court said Tuesday in a major test of a ground checks of staff. vehicle. costs range from $26,122 average of third Friday in 1970 amendment to the Michigan Consti- “The criminal background checks are A 36-year-old female in the North Lakeland (K- September memberships. tution that says no public money can mandated by state law. ... It does not con- and a 23-year-old male 8) School District in Mani- That aid is $654 per pupil flow. stitute a primary function or element nec- were extricated and trans- towish Waters to $8,296 in for the 2018-’19 school In a 2-1 opinion, the court said private essary for a non-public school’s existence, ported by ambulance to the Crivitz School District. year, estimated at $549 schools can receive tax dollars to help operation and survival, and it does not Eagle River Memorial Hos- The statewide average million, and will be paid in them comply with health, safety and wel- involve or result in excessive religious pital and later flown out by shared cost per pupil for March. fare rules without violating the constitu- entanglement,” said judges William Mur- helicopter, according to a tion. The court created a three-part test to phy and Anica Letica. sheriff’s department Teachers third grade. release. The law also requires Former Vice Honors gan University Jazz Festival schools to assess reading President Biden and second place at the From page 1 levels of all elementary stu- endorses Randy University of Wisconsin- Man charged as From page 1 Eau Claire Jazz Festival. school and that their work dents within the first 30 Bryce repeat offender is appreciated,” said super- days of school. music and music educa- Enz earned the 2016-17 intendent Jason Gustafson. Students determined to MADISON, Wis. (AP) — tion. faculty of the year award ONTONAGON — A The board unanimously have an “intensive” need Former Vice President Joe Prior to coming to St. and served on the K-12 Trout Creek man faces sev- approved a new pay rate of on the initial assessment Biden is endorsing Demo- Ambrose, Enz was the Music Curriculum and eral felonies as a result of $100 per day for substitute are required to have an crat Randy Bryce in the director of bands for Michi- Standards Review Commit- an assault, according to teachers. The previous rate Individual Reading race to replace Republican gan Technological Univer- tee for the state of Michi- Ontonagon District Court was $75 per day. Improvement Plan devel- House Speaker Paul Ryan. sity. gan. records. In other business, oped. Bryce’s campaign He also founded the As a saxophonist, he Joshua Ojaniemi, 34, Gustafson provided board The plan offers strate- announced the Biden Keweenaw Area Jazz Band performed with the Jimmy was bound over to Onton- members with mid-term gies for parents, teachers endorsement Tuesday. It for the Copper Country Dorsey Orchestra and the agon Circuit Court. grade data for students in and students to use to help comes three weeks before Intermediate School Dis- Pine Mountain Music Festi- Ojaniemi is charged with grades 7-12. to improve the student’s the Nov. 6 election where trict, which earned numer- val Symphony Orchestra, assault with intent to do “Overall, I am very reading ability. Bryce faces Republican ous awards — including where he was also a fea- bodily harm less than mur- pleased with the academic Letters have been sent Bryan Steil (STYLE). Steil “outstanding jazz ensem- tured soloist. der or by strangulation in —Richard Jenkins performance of our stu- out notifying families if is an attorney who once ble” at the Northern Michi- Stannard Township in dents over the past month. their students are in need worked for Ryan and has September. Students have shown their of a reading plan. his backing to replace him. Bessemer fines, created a three-mem- Other charges include potential and now must Reading plans will be Ryan’s congressional ber appeals board to three counts resisting and work to keep their grades discussed with families at seat covers southeast Wis- include the mayor, fire obstruction of an officer, at this level,” he said. parent-teacher confer- consin and has been a tar- From page 1 chief and planning com- malicious destruction of Gustafson updated the ences. get for Democrats this member appeals board for mission chairman or their police property less than Michigan Read by Third The next regular meet- cycle. the Property Maintenance designee, and tabled action $200, and being a habitu- Grade Law. The law states ing of the Wakefield- Biden says in a state- Code and an ordinance on the exterior lighting al offender (fourth any third grader who does Marenisco Board of Educa- ment that as a union iron related to private exterior ordinance until the city notice). not obtain a “proficient” tion will be on Nov. 19 at 5 worker, Bryce “knows lighting. manager returned from Arraignment in circuit rating on the M-STEP read- p.m. in the board room of what it means to fight for The council later vacation. court will be on Nov. 16. ing test must be retained in the school. working people.” approved the amended — Larry Holcombe —Jan Tucker Township ed the criminal case WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 17, 2018 against Olson-DeRosso, the township’s civil case 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 From page 1 against her wasn’t conclud- Riverdale (N) ’ (TV14) All American “99 Prob- Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld Engagement # CW KDLH (CC) lems” (N) (TVPG) (CC) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ (TVPG) (TVPG) removal and destruction of ed until Pope issued his Survivor (N) ’ (TVPG) SEAL Team Jason faces a Criminal Minds “Rule 34” Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James public records, using pub- civil judgement earlier this % CBS WJMN (CC) huge decision. 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That was a welcome third quarter, helped by strong rocketed to their biggest gain in cent, to 7,645.49 as technology equity strategist for the Wells change from the big losses it took performance in their trading six months Tuesday following companies reversed some of their Fargo Investment Institute, said after its second-quarter report, operations and better-than- strong earnings from major outsize losses from the last few stocks jumped because the indus- when it posted disappointing expected revenue from stock financial and health care compa- days. The Russell 2000 index of trial production report suggests subscriber totals and gave a weak underwriting. Morgan Stanley’s nies as well as encouraging smaller-company stocks had its inflation isn’t speeding up, and forecast. Netflix is up 80.5 per- stock has fallen 12 percent this reports on the economy. 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The Labor Department said a mistake is good,” Wren said. tage plans, once again topped percent to $260.67 after it backed ed profits for the third quarter U.S. employers posted the most While investors’ fears about Wall Street forecasts and raised its fourth-quarter profit and rev- that surpassed analysts’ expecta- jobs in two decades in August rising rates and inflation seem to its projections for the year. The enue forecasts. The stock has tions. Technology companies while hiring continued to have eased, trading in October stock climbed 4.7 percent to jumped 49 percent this year, but also jumped after taking steep increase and the Federal Reserve has been very volatile. Before $272.57. 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Duke and Duchess of Sussex toy kangaroo with a joey in its The main focus of that engage- thrilled thousands of fans out- pouch and a tiny pair of Aus- ment was to meet Invictus Games side the Sydney Opera House on tralian sheep skin boots for their representatives from the 18 coun- Tuesday during their first meet- pregnant guest. tries competing in the event that ing with the general public since “Here’s your first gift for the starts Saturday. The sporting the former Meghan Markle’s nursery,” the governor-general event, founded by Harry in 2014, newly announced pregnancy. told the couple during a welcome gives sick and injured military Prince Harry and Meghan ceremony at his official resi- personnel and veterans the spent longer than the 20 minutes dence, Admiralty House. opportunity to compete in sports allocated in their schedule to “Thank you, that’s so sweet,” such as wheelchair basketball. speak to and shake hands with as Meghan said as she received the Several of the representatives many well-wishers as possible. toy. congratulated the couple on their Meghan, wearing a beige trench The pregnancy has made baby news. Meghan replied: coat over a sleeveless cream dress front-page news across Australia. “Thank you so much. We are very by Australian designer Karen The Sydney Morning Herald excited.” Gee, accepted cards and flowers ran the headline: “A smooth ride The couple later traveled by from an enthusiastic crowd. to Sydney, but royals reveal bump boat to Taronga Park Zoo where The news of the pregnancy on the way.” Darwin’s irreverent they opened a research center was announced after the couple NT News chose the headline: and met two 10-month old koalas arrived in Sydney on Monday “Ginger Pregs” – a play on a long- that had been named after them. and 15 hours before their first running Australian comic strip They watched an indigenous Associated Press public appearance. about a mischievous red-head BRITAIN’S PRINCE Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex receive dance company rehearse inside The two are on a 16-day tour boy called “Ginger Meggs.” native flowers from Finley Blue and Dasha Gallagher, left, at the Opera House before meeting of Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Outside the Opera House on Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia, Tuesday. Prince Harry and his the public. Zealand that their Kensington Tuesday, Harry lingered longest wife Meghan are on a 16-day tour of Australia and the South The announcement of the Palace staff said would not be with war widow Daphne Dunne, Pacific. pregnancy confirms weeks of altered despite confirmation that 98, whom he hugged as they speculation from royal watchers the American former actress is chatted. 1945. “I wished them well with the about why Meghan was not join- pregnant. It was the third time that they This time, Meghan joined baby on the way and said this is ing Harry on his Sydney Harbor Among those taken by sur- had met since Harry’s eye caught Harry in greeting Dunne, who what Harry has been waiting for Bridge climb set for Friday. prise by the announcement were sight of a Victoria Cross medal on admires the prince’s work with so long,” Dunne added. Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37 – their Sydney hosts, Governor- her chest during a Sydney visit in veterans. Before Megan donned her along with Prince William and General Sir Peter Cosgrove and 2015. She explained that her first “Oh my goodness, is this coat, her tight-fitting dress barely his wife, Kate, the duchess of Lady Lynne Cosgrove. The gover- husband Albert Chowne had Daphne?” Meghan asked. revealed a bump as they were Cambridge – have stepped to the nor-general, who represents been given the highest award in Dunne later said Meghan told welcomed at the first event of the fore in the last year as the 92- Queen Elizabeth II, Australia’s the British honors system after he her “she had heard all about me; day at the Sydney Harbor-side year-old queen slightly reduces head of state and Harry’s grand- died in Papua New Guinea in she’s so beautiful.” mansion where the two are stay- her public schedule. Steve Perry’s love for music reignited with broken heart NEW YORK (AP) – In K e l l i e “A heart is not complete realize when I was doing it were together and we were would say what I’m doing the years after Steve Perry Nash, is until it’s completely bro- or trying to do it or even inseparable. We just want- right now is moving for- left Journey, he didn’t sing the rea- ken. And I’m telling you, singing in the car by ed to be together, I think. ward and going in a direc- for anyone – not even for son why my heart is completely bro- myself, I wasn’t feeling it. AP: Now that you’ve ful- tion that I’m really excited himself. h e ken and it’s open again. But So if I’m not feeling it, I filled your promise to Kel- about, and I want to contin- No songs in the shower, released it’s open to emotion, don’t miss it. lie, has this reignited some- ue to do that. humming tunes on the his first whether it’s a rock song or AP: Who is Kellie Nash thing, is more music in the AP: When you hear old radio, or private concerts a l b u m a song about loss or just a to you and how did she works? A tour? Journey music, what mem- for family or friends. He a l m o s t break up song,” the 69- inspire this return? Perry: I think that the ories come to mind? was that burnt out, despite 2 5 year-old said. “The album Perry: Kellie was a girl I next phase would be to con- Perry: Well, I have a bit owning one of the most y e a r s , has all that in it. But it’s met that was fighting for front live shows and if I’m of a total recall memory powerful voices in rock ‘n’ Steve about having an open her life with stage 4 cancer. gonna do those, and we’re bank that can haunt the liv- Perry roll. heart, I think.” But I really met her on a talking about that now. ing (expletive) out of me, But a misstep in a rela- “Traces,” which debuted in ___ screen when I was hanging Uncle Steve is no spring (laughs) unfortunately. tionship forced him to give the top 10 of the Billboard AP: When you left the out with (director) Patty chicken you know, so we And it does spark a lot an impromptu perfor- Top 200 albums this week. music scene, was it a mat- Jenkins because Patty Jenk- have to figure that out. of memories – some not so mance, albeit for one, while It’s a surprising return ter of a loss of love for ins was doing a TV show AP: For Journey fans, good, some great. ... It’s hiking in the mountains. from the man whose disap- music or performing and called “Five” for Lifetime would there ever be any pos- been really nice to be able Perry recalled in a pearance from the music the “work” of it? Network. And she was in sibility that you would ever to hear that music from the recent interview with The scene seemed to be one of Perry: Both. It really one of the scenes, and I perform with them again? outside looking in ‘cause Associated Press that he the few lasting things in was. I loved performing but asked Patty, “Who is this?” Perry: I can only tell you forever, I was only on the was in the doghouse with pop music. For decades, it was wearing me out. I and she said “That’s Kellie is, what I’m doing now is a inside looking at what it his girlfriend and was beg- Perry refused to make loved writing music and Nash, she’s a Ph.D. psy- life-sustaining passion for was to make it, how we did ging for forgiveness when music; even when Journey recording music and chologist – you need to me at my age. And it took it, how we put it together, she gave him an ultimatum was inducted into the Rock arranging music and com- know one thing – she’s me so long to find it again. I and the struggles to get it to – sing for her. and Roll Hall of Fame, ing up with these melody fighting for her life.” So in didn’t think it was ever where it was and where it’s “I said, ‘Come on, you Perry declined to sing with ideas that I thought were that moment, I decided going to come back again. been all these years. know I don’t do that, I the band as they per- memorable, but they well maybe this is a bad And so I kinda, with certain They’re like paintings haven’t done it in years. formed “Don’t Stop weren’t coming anymore. idea. Then my heart said protective reverence, I have on the wall, ya know, but You know that,’” he said. Believin’.” And the ones that were you need to go ahead and right now to (do) that. And I now it’s able for me to final- But wanting to salvage But Nash, who had coming, I didn’t feel good send that email. So I did. don’t want to upset that ly, to look at the painting the relationship, he asked breast cancer, made him about. So my mind told me We went to dinner for the applecart. Because creative on the wall from the out- her for her request: It was promise that if anything it’s just time to stop, and first time, six hours we juices are so fragile. And I side. “Open Arms.” ever happened to her, he that was the only solution I “I started singing it to would not go further into had was just to walk away. her. And after I was done, his shell. When she died, AP: And you didn’t miss AILY LOBE she said ‘Okay,’” he said. he honored her wish. And it? D G N “So I was taken off the to his surprise, Perry Perry: I did not (laughs). B G O hook for it.” found his passion for I didn’t miss it because it I That same girlfriend, music again. was more uncomfortable to IT’S NOT TOO Sports car road rally in Ottawa Forest this weekend KENTON – The Ottawa National For- The temporary road closure order list- LATE TO PLAY est once again will host the Sports Car ing the closed roads is available on the Club of America Road Rally Recreational Ottawa National Forest website, as well as Event on the Kenton Ranger District. at the Kenton and Ontonagon District & WIN! The Lake Superior Performance Rally Offices. The public’s cooperation in road begins Friday evening. Be aware that offi- closure areas is appreciated. cials have issued an official road closure Three authorized spectator viewing Bingo cards & all published on the Ottawa National Forest to accom- point locations are designated. 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(AP) this one for sure, but cor- – Green Bay Packers coach rect it at some point," Mike McCarthy heads into Rodgers said. "Thankfully, the bye week well aware of we're going to get into our his team's shortcomings. bye week pretty quickly, And he knows how cru- but I'm sure next Monday cial it is to fix them in we'll take a good, hard look advance of the most chal- at this and take a look at lenging portion of the what we did well our first schedule. six weeks. "It was important to win "We're a couple plays the game on so many dif- away from being 4-2 or 5-1, ferent fronts," McCarthy and definitely a couple said on Tuesday, a day after plays from being the other his team's 33-30 win over way. So we're thankful to San Francisco. "Let's be be 3-2-1 right now and real- honest, you have to win ize what's in front of us, your home games." and how this type of play At 3-2-1, all three of the might not get it done Packers' victories have against the next oppo- come at home, along with a nents. We've got to play Week 2 tie with NFC North better." rival Minnesota. Their two Rodgers, who led the losses were on the road at Packers to a 24-23 come- Washington and at Detroit. back win over Chicago in And they're about to be the season opener despite on the road a lot in the next suffering a left knee injury month, with four of their during the first half of that next five games away from Associated Press game, has attempted at Lambeau Field. GREEN BAY Packers kicker Mason Crosby (2) celebrates with his teammates after kicking a game winning field least 40 passes in the past With post-bye games at goal during the second half against the San Francisco 49ers Monday in Green Bay, Wis. The Packers won 33-30. five games, and McCarthy the Los Angeles Rams (6-0) admitted he'd like the and New England Patriots "We get a chance to tional self-scouting, which red zone offense (50 per- squelching San Francisco's offense to be more bal- (4-2) looming – then two work this week, get a head includes what McCarthy cent touchdown rate). final chance to win in regu- anced. more road games at Seattle start on those guys, but calls "across-the-hall" evalu- The defense is seventh lation and setting up the But McCarthy also feels (3-3) and at Minnesota (3- we've got a lot of work to do ations, where the defensive in total defense (328.3 Packers' winning field-goal those two fourth-quarter 2-1) after a Nov. 11 home on ourselves – and that's coaches break down what yards per game), but 15th drive. comebacks will benefit the game against Miami (4-2) – really where the energy will they see from the Packers' in scoring defense (24 Quarterback Aaron team during the upcoming the Packers' next five oppo- go." offense and vice versa. points per game) and gave Rodgers led a pair of suc- challenging stretch. nents are a combined 20-9- McCarthy said players What they'll find are up several big plays to the cessful two-minute drives "The adversity compo- 1. had a weightlifting session inconsistencies on both 49ers on Monday night. at the end of the game – nent as far as the number Tuesday morning before sides of the ball. Even as important as the first for the game-tying "Obviously, I under- of times we've been in these stand what the next four getting the rest of the week Green Bay's offense is Monday night's win was, it touchdown and the second off. Players will travel back fourth in total offense (421 epitomized the Packers' for kicker Mason Crosby's situations so far this year, games look like. But they I'm hopeful," McCarthy don't mean anything out- to Green Bay on Sunday yards per game), but a mid- inconsistency. The defense 27-yard walk-off field goal said. "And going off of past side of the Rams because and get back to work on dling 15th in scoring (24.7 allowed the 49ers just 3 – but the offense continues that's the next game," Monday. points per game), 16th in yards on their final three to struggle outside of the experience, I think this will McCarthy said. The coaches, mean- third down conversion rate possessions, with Kevin two-minute drill. pay dividends for us as a while, will do their tradi- (40.2 percent) and 22nd in King's interception "We're going to enjoy football team." Spartans have 'chip' back with Michigan looming

EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) – After After an underwhelming start to the upsetting Penn State on the road last week- season, however, Michigan State was end, Michigan State feels it has a bit of its becoming an afterthought, especially fol- identity back. lowing a home loss to Northwestern two Just in time for the annual clash with weekends ago. Then the Spartans went to rival Michigan. Penn State and knocked off the Nittany "Last week we brought the chip back Lions on a last-minute touchdown. and that's just something you can never "That loss honestly was one of the bet- lose, and same thing with the underdog ter things that could have happened to us, thing and how they think of us," lineback- just to figure out what was wrong and fig- er Joe Bachie said. "Never lose it. We ure out what we needed to fix," quarter- understand what's at stake. It's a rivalry back Brian Lewerke said. "I think that kind game." of showed last week when we came out The "chip" is a reference to the chip on and got a big win on the road." the Spartans' collective shoulder – that Now Michigan State is in the type of sit- feeling in East Lansing that Michigan State uation the Spartans seem to relish. They're is constantly being disrespected. It's a coming off a confidence-boosting win, powerful emotion, especially when the they're playing Michigan at home – and Spartans take on Michigan, and No. 24 yet they're still underdogs against a team Michigan State could use any psychologi- they've beaten in eight of the last 10 meet- cal boost it can get for Saturday's show- ings. down with the No. 6 Wolverines. How much any of that matters this year Historically, Michigan State has been remains to be seen. It's not just motivation overshadowed by the more storied pro- Associated Press that has helped Michigan State beat Michi- grams in the Midwest, such as Michigan, MICHIGAN STATE'S Elijah Collins (24) stands on the bench and celebrates after his gan on a regular basis lately. The Spartans Notre Dame and Ohio State. But under team scored against Penn State with 19 seconds left in a game in State College, Pa., have simply been the better team in many coach Mark Dantonio, the Spartans have Saturday. won three Big Ten titles and made college times the chip on Michigan State's shoul- came into this season ranked 11th in the football's playoff in 2015. So there are der seems a bit contrived – the Spartans country, three spots ahead of Michigan. SPARTANS — page 10

won quickly over No. 15 Lac Courte Lady Samsons Oreilles Tuesday night in the opening sweep UW-Barron round of the WIAA Division 4 volleyball tournament. County “Overall it was a good way to start out postseason play,” Mercer coach Robyn IRONWOOD – The GCC Lady Sam- Schoeneman said. “Everyone got a sons swept UW-Barron County 25-16, chance to play and did well.” 25-15, 26-24 Tuesday night. Aubrey Schoeneman led Mercer with Gogebic trailed at some point in 19 kills and three aces. She also had every game. They were up 17-13 in the three digs. third set, but the Chargers pulled ahead Ella Torkelson totaled 35 assists and 23-19. two aces. “I called the second timeout and my Ava Barton had 12 kills and three only message to them was, ‘Yes, we want digs. to fight back and win, but most impor- Other stats included: Zoe Botes, 3 tantly is we need to fight to get the kills; Jessica Klopatek, 1 kill, 3 aces; momentum back on our side as we head Molly Hohner, 7 digs; Haley Allen, 1 kill, into game 4,’” GCC coach Aaron Bender 1 ace, 1 dig; Billie Botes, 1 kill, 1 ace, 1 said. dig; Britney Anderson, 1 ace. They didn’t need a fourth game as they came back to win that set 26-24. “It has not been the best of seasons, Midgettes lose at but seeing this fight in them tonight shows me a lot, it shows a lot about their Birchwood in WIAA character, and it make me proud to see postseason we have as a team grown this season,” Bender said. BIRCHWOOD, Wis. – Hurley’s sea- Meagan Leinon led GCC with 12 kills son ended Tuesday night in Birchwood and Caitlin Lynch had eight. Kacie as the Midgettes fell 25-12, 27-25, 25-19 Lundin had 13 assists, two kills and in the first game of the WIAA Division 4 three aces. tournament. Shannon Skoveria totaled five kills. Hurley was the 14 seed and Birch- Lexi Hagstrom had four aces and seven wood the 3, but the Midgettes didn’t assists. make it easy on them. GCC (3-15) must beat DCTC on the “Hurley played well,” Hurley coach road this weekend to have a chance to Kathy Czarnecki said. “The last two make the Region 13 tournament. games they made some pretty big come- “ It is a long shot, but that’s why you backs. They fought hard. Our two play the games. Friday night’s games seniors, Camryn Corullo and Brittney are important, and if they show the Clement, will be missed.” same fight as the past 3 games, they will Olivia France led Hurley with three be successful,” Bender said. kills and Sami Leoni had two. Other Hurley stats: Shanaya Fleig, 1 ace, 1 kill, 1 assist; France, 1 ace; Leoni, Tigers start tourney 2 blocks, 1 ace; Olivia Harma, 1 kill, 1 block, 5 assists; Darian Bender, 1 kill, 1 with easy win Norm Tesch photo assit; Corullo, 1 kill. GCC’S CAITLIN Lynch hits it to UW-Barron County during Tuesday night’s match at MERCER, Wis. – No. 2 seed Mercer the Lindquist Center in Ironwood. l 10 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Bradley's slam helps Red

reserve. Waived/injured LB James orado 0 teams in each division and two wild NFL Burgess Jr. Signed WR Da'Mari Sunday, Oct. 7: Milwaukee 6, at cards per conference advance to Sox beat Astros 8-2 in ALCS All Times EDT AMERICAN CONFERENCE Scott and LB Xavier Woodson-Lus- Colorado 0 playoffs. East ter from the practice squad and OL Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 1 Monday's Games HOUSTON (AP) – Jackie Bradley Jr. said. "He had really five pitches working WLTPct PF PA Jake Eldrenkamp and WR Blake Thursday, Oct. 4: Los Angeles 6, Toronto 4, Los Angeles 1 didn't let his demeanor change this sea- for him. He's tough. We knew that com- New England 420.667 176 148 Jackson to the practice squad. Atlanta 0 Ottawa 4, Dallas 1 Miami 420.667 130 145 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Friday, Oct. 5: Los Angeles 3, Montreal 7, Detroit 3 son, even as fans begged Boston to trade ing into the game." N.Y. Jets 330.500 165 139 Released WR DeAngelo Yancey Atlanta 0 Nashville 4, Minnesota 2 Buffalo 240.333 76 138 from the practice squad. Sunday, Oct. 7: Atlanta 6, Los Tuesday's Games him during a miserable first-half slump. Bradley hit a three-run double during South INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Angeles 5 Vancouver 3, Pittsburgh 2, OT Stayed steady after the biggest swing Boston's Game 2 victory, giving him WLTPct PF PA Signed WB K.J. Brent to the practice Monday, Oct. 8: Los Angeles 6, N.Y. Rangers 3, Colorado 2, SO Tennessee 330.500 87 107 squad. Released QB Phillip Walker Atlanta 2 Philadelphia 6, Florida 5, SO of his career, too. three RBIs in consecutive games for the Houston 330.500 135 137 from the practice squad. LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP New Jersey 3, Dallas 0 Bradley belted a grand slam for his first time in his career. Moments after Jacksonville 330.500 109 126 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — SERIES Tampa Bay 4, Carolina 2 Indianapolis 150.167 152 180 Waived S Leon McQuay. Signed OL (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) Minnesota 2, Arizona 1 second big hit in the AL Championship his slam, fans at TD Garden in Boston North Jeff Allen. American League Edmonton 5, Winnipeg 4, OT Series, helping the Red Sox beat the began chanting "JBJ!" during the Celtics WLTPct PF PA MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Placed All Games on TBS Buffalo at Vegas Cincinnati 420.667 174 158 CB Mike Hughes on injured reserve. Boston 2, Houston 1 Wednesday's Games Houston Astros 8-2 on Tuesday for a 2-1 season opener against the Philadelphia Baltimore 420.667 153 77 Waived CB Jalen Myrick from the Saturday, Oct. 13: Houston 7, St. Louis at Montreal, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 321.583 171 154 practice squad. Signed DT David Boston 2 N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 7 series lead. His low-key personality was 76ers. Cleveland 231.417 128 151 Parry. Signed CB Craig James to Sunday, Oct. 14: Boston 7, Hous- p.m. on display as he rounded the bases with- Bradley had caught the ire of many West the practice squad. ton 5 Boston at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. WLTPct PF PA NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived Tuesday, Oct. 16: Boston 8, N.Y. Islanders at Anaheim, 10 out the hint of a smile. He greeted his Red Sox fans while batting .210 during Kansas City 510.833 215 172 C Donte Deayon. Placed LB Ray- Houston 2 p.m. screaming, excited teammates at home the first half of the season. L.A. Chargers420.667 175 144 Ray Armstrong and WR Cody Wednesday, Oct. 17: Boston Thursday's Games Denver 240.333 120 154 Latimer on injured reserve. Signed (Porcello 17-7) at Houston (Morton Colorado at New Jersey, 7 p.m. plate with one small jump and a few "It's a credit to him, because at this Oakland 150.167 110 176 WR Bennie Fowler. Signed LB 15-3), 8:39 p.m. Philadelphia at Columbus, 7 p.m. high fives. level, when you're hitting .180 after two NATIONAL CONFERENCE Ukeme Eligwe and CB Grant Haley Thursday, Oct. 18: Boston at Pittsburgh at Toronto, 7 p.m. East from the practice squad and WR Houston, 8:09 p.m. Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. "One of my coaches back in the day ... months or I think it was three months, it W LTPct PF PA Kalif Raymond and DE Myles x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Houston at Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Washington 320.600 106 104 Humphrey to the practice squad. Boston, 5:09 p.m. Arizona at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. said: 'No one should ever know whether is hard," Cora said. "And he kept show- Dallas 330.500 123 103 OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed x-Sunday, Oct. 21: Houston at Boston at Edmonton, 9 p.m. you're winning or losing. Kind of keep ing up. He kept working. He kept work- Philadelphia 330.500 137 117 LB Jason Cabinda from the practice Boston, 7:39 p.m. Buffalo at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. N.Y. Giants 150.167 117 162 squad. Released LB Derrick John- National League N.Y. Islanders at Los Angeles, the same temperament. That way, it will ing his craft. Now you see the results." South son. All Games on FS1 10:30 p.m. allow you to put some perspective into Boston jumped on Dallas Keuchel for W LTPct PF PA SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Milwaukee 2, Los Angeles 1 Friday's Games New Orleans 410.800 180 140 Signed QB Tom Savage to a one- Friday, Oct. 12: Milwaukee 6, Los Florida at Washington, 7 p.m. things,'" Bradley said. "And I kind of two runs in the first, but the Astros cut Carolina 320.600 121 114 year contract. Waived TE Cole Angeles 5 Minnesota at Dallas, 8 p.m. took that to heart." the lead to 2-1 in the bottom of the Tampa Bay 230.400 141 173 Wick. Released OL Zack Golditch Saturday, Oct. 13: Los Angeles 4, Nashville at Calgary, 9 p.m. Atlanta 240.333 167 192 from the practice squad. Milwaukee 3 Bradley's slam backed a solid start by inning and tied it on an RBI double by North TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Monday, Oct. 15: Milwaukee 4, All TimesNBA EDT W LTPct PF PA Released WR Freddie Martino. Los Angeles 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE Nathan Eovaldi, who hushed Houston a Bregman in the fifth. Chicago 320.600 139 96 Signed OL Ruben Holcomb. Signed Tuesday, Oct. 16: Milwaukee Atlantic Division day after some social media smack talk The Astros went 1 for 8 with runners Minnesota 321.583 140 148 CB David Rivers to the practice (Gonzalez 10-11) at Los Angeles WLPct GB Green Bay 321.583 148 144 squad. Released OT Jarron Jones (Hill 11-5), 9:09 p.m. Boston 101.000 — from Alex Bregman. in scoring position in the first home Detroit 230.400 125 137 and RB Dare Ogunbowale from the Wednesday, Oct. 17: Milwaukee Brooklyn 00.000 ½ "We can play at any park," Eovaldi game of the series, which was played in West practice squad. (Miley 5-2) at Los Angeles (Kershaw New York 00.000 ½ W LTPct PF PA WASHINGTON REDSKINS — 9-5), 5:05 p.m. Toronto 00.000 ½ said. "The first game is always the front of a sellout crowd of 43,102 and L.A. Rams 6001.000 196 118 Released DE Ziggy Hood. x-Friday, Oct. 19: Los Angeles at Philadelphia 01.000 1 biggest one of any series when you go on included Astros Hall of Famer Jeff Bag- Seattle 330.500 143 117 Canadian Football League Milwaukee, 8:39 p.m. Southeast Division Arizona 150.167 82 139 EDMONTON ESKIMOS — x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Los Angeles W L Pct GB the road." well and Houston Rockets stars James San Francisco150.167 148 179 Released WR Torrance Gibson from at Milwaukee, 9:09 p.m. Atlanta 00.000 — Thursday's Games the practice roster. Added DL Evan WORLD SERIES Charlotte 00.000 — Game 4 is Wednesday night, with Harden, Chris Paul and Carmelo Antho- Philadelphia 34, N.Y. Giants 13 Gill to the practice roster. (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) Miami 00.000 — Boston's Rick Porcello opposing Charlie ny. Bregman's double was the only extra- Sunday's Games HOCKEY All Games on FOX Orlando 00.000 — Seattle 27, Oakland 3 National Hockey League Tuesday, Oct. 23: Los Angeles- Washington 00.000 — Morton. base hit for a team which entered the Houston 20, Buffalo 13 ANAHEIM DUCKS — Recalled Milwaukee winner at Boston-Hous- Central Division Steve Pearce hit a tiebreaking homer game having hit at least one homer in a Washington 23, Carolina 17 Cs Joseph Blandisi and Chase De ton winner WLPct GB Minnesota 27, Arizona 17 Leo from San Diego (AHL). Wednesday, Oct. 24: Los Ange- Chicago 00.000 — for the Red Sox off Joe Smith in the record 14 straight playoff games. L.A. Chargers 38, Cleveland 14 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — les-Milwaukee winner at Boston- Cleveland 00.000 — sixth, a drive that sailed just inside the Jose Altuve, at designated hitter on Pittsburgh 28, Cincinnati 21 Agreed to terms with F MacKenzie Houston winner Detroit 00.000 — Atlanta 34, Tampa Bay 29 Entwistle on a three-year, entry- Friday, Oct. 26: Boston-Houston Indiana 00.000 — foul pole in left field for a 3-2 lead. Tuesday because of a bruised knee, N.Y. Jets 42, Indianapolis 34 level contract. winner at Los Angeles-Milwaukee Milwaukee 00.000 — Miami 31, Chicago 28, OT NASHVILLE PREDATORS — winner WESTERN CONFERENCE Bradley's slam capped a five-run walked with two outs in the fifth and Dallas 40, Jacksonville 7 Loaned F Zach Magwood from Mil- Saturday, Oct. 27: Boston-Hous- Southwest Division burst in the eighth against Roberto scored from first on the double by Breg- Baltimore 21, Tennessee 0 waukee (AHL) to Atlanta (ECHL). ton winner at Los Angeles-Milwau- W L Pct GB L.A. Rams 23, Denver 20 ST. LOUIS BLUES — Assigned F kee winner Dallas 00.000 — Osuna. The Astros closer got two outs man, which bounced past third baseman New England 43, Kansas City 40 Chris Thorburn to San Antonio x-Sunday, Oct. 28: Boston-Hous- Houston 00.000 — but allowed two singles and plunked Rafael Devers and into the corner of left Open: Detroit, New Orleans (AHL). Recalled F Zach Sanford ton winner at Los Angeles-Milwau- Memphis 00.000 — Monday's Game from San Antonio. kee winner New Orleans 00.000 — consecutive batters to force in a run. field to tie it at 2-2. Altuve also bunted Green Bay 33, San Francisco 30 OLYMPICS x-Tuesday, Oct. 30: Los Angeles- San Antonio 00.000 — Bradley then crushed a 1-1 fastball into for a single in the seventh. Thursday, Oct. 18 USA GYMNASTICS — Milwaukee winner at Boston-Hous- Northwest Division Denver at Arizona, 8:20 p.m. Announced the resignation of inter- ton winner WLPct GB the right field seats to send Houston Eduardo Nunez started at third base Sunday, Oct. 21 im president Mary Bono. x-Wednesday, Oct. 31: Los Denver 00.000 — Tennessee vs L.A. Chargers at COLLEGE Angeles-Milwaukee winner at Minnesota 00.000 — fans streaming toward the exits. for Boston after Cora benched him in London, UK, 9:30 a.m. LOUISVILLE — Suspends TE Boston-Houston winner Oklahoma City 00.000 — "That's the pitch I always get him out favor of Devers in Game 2. Devers took Minnesota at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Kemari Averett. Portland 00.000 — Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. NEBRASKA — Announced the All TimesNHL EDT Utah 00.000 — with," Osuna said. "He hit it today, but I over at third in the bottom of the fourth Detroit at Miami, 1 p.m. retirement of women's gymnastics EASTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Division would go there 100 more times." after pinch-hitting for Nunez in the top Houston at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. coach Dan Kendig. Promoted assis- Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Carolina at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. tant coach Heather Brink to interim GP WLOTPts GF GA Golden State 00.000 — Osuna was acquired from Toronto of the inning. New England at Chicago, 1 p.m. head coach. Toronto 761012 33 23 L.A. Clippers 00.000 — this season while serving a 75-game ban WHAT A CATCH Buffalo at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. OHIO STATE — Announced Boston 5410822 13 L.A. Lakers 00.000 — New Orleans at Baltimore, 4:05 junior DE Nick Bosa intends to with- Montreal 5311718 13 Phoenix 00.000 — under Major League Baseball's domestic Pearce nearly delivered an extra-base p.m. draw from school. Ottawa 6321724 22 Sacramento 00.000 — L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 4:25 VANDERBILT — Named Gary Tampa Bay 4310615 9 Monday's Games violence policy. He had a 1.99 ERA over hit with two on in the third, but 5-foot-6 p.m. Redus II women's assistant basket- Buffalo 5320611 13 No games scheduled. 23 games for Houston in the regular sea- left fielder Tony Kemp jumped at the Dallas at Washington, 4:25 p.m. ball coach. Florida 4022212 16 Tuesday's Games son after he returned. wall and came up with Pearce's towering Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8:20 Postseason Detroit 6042214 30 Boston 105, Philadelphia 87 p.m. Metropolitan Division Oklahoma City at Golden State With his childhood hero and fellow fly. Open: Seattle, Green Bay, Oak- AllBaseball Times EDT GP WLOTPts GF GA Wednesday's Games land, Pittsburgh WILD CARD Carolina 7421925 22 Brooklyn at Detroit, 7 p.m. Alvin, Texas, native Nolan Ryan sitting "That's a completely different inning Monday, Oct. 22 Tuesday, Oct. 2: Colorado 2, New Jersey 4400817 4 Memphis at Indiana, 7 p.m. behind the plate, Eovaldi turned in if he hits that ball a foot further or if N.Y. Giants at Atlanta, 8:15 p.m. Chicago 1, 13 innings Columbus 5320616 19 Miami at Orlando, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 5212617 20 Milwaukee at Charlotte, 7 p.m. another solid start. He allowed six hits Tony can't get up on the wall and make Transactions Wednesday, Oct. 3: New York 7, BASEBALL Oakland 2 Philadelphia 6330622 25 Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m. and two runs with four strikeouts in six that catch," Houston manager AJ Hinch American League DIVISION SERIES Washington 5221520 19 Cleveland at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS — Named (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) N.Y. Islanders42 20 411 10 New Orleans at Houston, 8 p.m. innings for the win in the second playoff said. Shiraz Rehman assistant general American League N.Y. Rangers6240415 20 Minnesota at San Antonio, 8:30 start of his career. Replays showed the ball may have manager. All Games on TBS WESTERN CONFERENCE p.m. BASKETBALL Boston 3, New York 1 Central Division Utah at Sacramento, 10 p.m. "For him, I know it's a special one," clanked off the wall just before falling National Basketball Association Friday, Oct. 5: Boston 5, New GP WLOTPts GF GA Dallas at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. LOS ANGELES LAKERS — York 4 Nashville 651010 19 12 Denver at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Boston manager Alex Cora said. into Kemp's mitt, but umpires upheld Exercised 2019-20 options on Fs Saturday, Oct. 6: New York 6, Chicago 5302822 21 p.m. Bregman had shared a video Monday the decision when Boston challenged. Brandon Ingram and Kyle Kuzma Boston 2 Colorado 6312821 15 Thursday's Games and Gs Lonzo Ball and Josh Hart. Monday, Oct. 8: Boston 16, New Winnipeg 6321715 16 Chicago at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. on Instagram of Houston hitting back-to- "It did hit the wall, but it was actually WASHINGTON WIZARDS — York 1 Dallas 6330618 18 Miami at Washington, 8 p.m. back-to-back home runs off Eovaldi in in my glove at the time," Kemp said. Named Kristi Toliver assistant coach Tuesday, Oct. 9: Boston 4, New Minnesota 6222614 19 L.A. Lakers at Portland, 10:30 for player development. York 3 St. Louis 5122415 20 p.m. his previous outing against the Astros in UP NEXT FOOTBALL Houston 3, Cleveland 0 Pacific Division Friday's Games June. Eovaldi downplayed the post when Morton will make his 2018 postsea- National Football League Friday, Oct. 5: Houston 7, Cleve- GP WLOTPts GF GA Charlotte at Orlando, 7 p.m. ARIZONA CARDINALS — land 2 Anaheim 6411917 14 New York at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. asked about it Monday. son debut. Morton, who spent time on Signed OL Kyle Friend to the prac- Saturday, Oct. 6: Houston 3, Vancouver 6420822 19 Atlanta at Memphis, 8 p.m. tice squad. Released OL Will House Cleveland 1 Calgary 5320618 16 Boston at Toronto, 8 p.m. Bregman did much of the damage the disabled list late in the season with from the practice squad. Monday, Oct. 8: Houston 11, Los Angeles 6231512 16 Cleveland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. against Eovaldi, getting two hits, an RBI shoulder discomfort, hasn't pitched ATLANTA FALCONS — Placed Cleveland 3 San Jose 6231517 19 Sacramento at New Orleans, 8 RB Devonta Freeman on injured National League Edmonton 4220410 14 p.m. and a walk in three plate appearances. since Houston's regular-season finale on reserve. Signed K Giorgio Tavec- Milwaukee 3, Colorado 0 Vegas 6240411 19 Indiana at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Bregman has reached base safely in 20 Sept. 30. Porcello was scheduled to start chio. Thursday, Oct. 4: Milwaukee 3, Arizona 51402 411 Golden State at Utah, 10:30 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Colorado 2, 10 innings NOTE: Two points for a win, one Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers, of 28 plate appearances this postseason. Tuesday but was pushed back a game Placed WR Rod Streater on injured Friday, Oct. 5: Milwaukee 4, Col- point for overtime loss. Top three 10:30 p.m. "Eovaldi did a great job," Bregman after he pitched in relief in Game 2.

Spartans dropping their opener at goes into it." Celtics beat 76ers 105-87 as Hayward, Irving make returns Notre Dame. Michigan was in the top The Spartans, however, 10 a season ago when the BOSTON (AP) – The Celtics will need Hayward said it was "amazing" to be From page 9 are a dangerous team no unranked Spartans beat time to figure out how to get the most out back out there. of those seasons, and at matter how strong the the Wolverines in Ann of their loaded roster this season. "My adrenaline was pumping those first times they simply overpow- opposition. The win over Arbor. Now both teams are It didn't stop them from picking up three or four minutes," Hayward said. "I ered the Wolverines. This Penn State was Michigan in the Top 25 – and the last their first victory on a night they celebrated think everybody's adrenaline was pump- week, that could be a State's ninth victory over a four times they've met the official return of their two biggest stars. ing. It was sloppy at first. It was great just tougher task. Michigan team in the AP top 10 since when both were ranked, Jayson Tatum had 23 points and nine to be out there. It was a big step for me." State is No. 1 in the nation 2013. Only Alabama and Michigan State won. rebounds, and the Celtics beat the Marcus Morris added 16 points and 10 in rushing defense, but Ohio State have more. "People out in the media Philadelphia 76ers 105-87 on Tuesday rebounds off the bench. Al Horford had Michigan is No. 1 in pass- "There's a lot of things or whatever think of us night in the season opener for both teams. nine points and five blocks. ing defense and No. 2 in that go into this," Dantonio maybe a little different Boston won despite shooting just 43 The Celtics survived a lethargic start total defense. said. "It's belief system; it's than them, and that's fine percent (42 of 97) from the field and 30 and rough shooting night but rallied to The Wolverines are conviction; it's commit- with us," Bachie said. percent from the 3-point line (11 of 37). lead by as many as 18 in the second half. coming off an impressive ment; it's execution on the "We've got that chip back, But the Celtics' struggles didn't dampen Including the playoffs, Boston has won win of their own – a 38-13 field; it's mental toughness; and you know, we're going the mood inside TD Garden for the return 10 straight games at home over Philadel- rout of Wisconsin – and it's physical toughness. to continue that this week." to regular-season action for Gordon Hay- phia, which it defeated in the Eastern Con- have won six straight since There's a lot of that that ward and Kyrie Irving. ference semifinals last season. Column: Busch loss raises questions about NASCAR officiating By JENNA FRYER The SHR cars were already conserving an extra yellow flag lap is beyond me – the where the field was." AP Auto Racing Writer fuel, and those additional laps drained track was ready to go." In other words, because the accident TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) – Kurt Busch is their gas tanks to nearly bone dry. Why? Busch also blasted the decision not to Sunday was behind the leaders, NASCAR not the most sympathetic figure. When he Well, NASCAR didn't red-flag the race after call a caution for the final accident. preferred to let the drivers race to the finish loses a race he was one turn away from Bowman's crash and instead ran five laps "There was two cars dead in the water," under green. But that's a judgment call and winning because he ran out of gas, few like- under the yellow flag. That's 13.3 extra Busch said of NASCAR's need to call a cau- one that cost Busch, an unpopular driver ly felt sorry for him. miles around Talladega with fuel lights tion and send a medical crew to the dis- with NASCAR brass, an important victory. Then came his post-race assessment in flickering. abled vehicles. While every race is different, officiating which he criticized NASCAR for blowing Just one fewer lap under caution and Busch left Talladega with a 14th-place should be as close to black and white as two calls that led to him being short on Busch doesn't run out of gas – and likely finish. A victory would have put him into possible and NASCAR should never open fuel. Because the complaints came from wins the race. Instead, he led the field to the third round of the playoffs, but that itself to the idea it intentionally tried to pre- Busch, a polarizing driver with past bad green in overtime – an additional two more berth instead went to Almirola. vent a driver from winning. Once the impli- behavior, he didn't get the condolences he laps around the 2.66-mile track – as team- NASCAR's Steve O'Donnell waited until cation was made, O'Donnell should have felt he deserved. mate Kevin Harvick forfeited the gamble Monday to address Busch's criticism and been front and center to address it. There are conspiracy theorists who and ducked to pit road for gas. was adamant the sanctioning body was The Truck Series race the day before believe NASCAR officiated the end of Sun- Like many, Busch wondered why there correct in its officiating. The head of wasn't NASCAR's finest moment, either. day's race at Talladega Superspeedway in a were so many caution laps and why the NASCAR competition said the race was For at least 15 minutes after the race, the way that put Busch in position to lose. Of race wasn't stopped for a cleanup. Then nothing at all like the Truck Series event a pylon, timing and scoring, and NASCAR's course, the scoring tower could not guar- came another accident, while he was still day earlier, when that event ended under official website all listed Wendell Chavous antee Busch would run out of fuel while leading in overtime, and NASCAR did not caution because of a late accident. as the winner. But Chavous was actually leading through the final turn in overtime, call a caution. Had the yellow been called "Two different races and every race is fifth and Timothy Peters was the race win- but his criticism deserves a look. on that final lap, Busch probably would different," O'Donnell said during his week- ner. Chavous thought he won until he Busch led a race-high 108 laps as the have won the race. ly appearance on SiriusXM NASCAR learned all the statistics were incorrect, and strongest car in the Stewart-Haas Racing Instead, he was still hard on the gas for Radio. "Every call is a judgment call. The NASCAR simply moved on to the next race lineup. He led his three other teammates the final 2 miles and his tank finally went (incident) on Saturday was in front of the as if nothing bizarre had happened. all day as the SHR group had the field cov- dry with the checkered flag in sight. SHR field ... we always want to try to end under NASCAR has got to tighten up in every ered. The four SHR Fords had a healthy teammate Aric Almirola slid past Busch's green, but in that case we just felt like we area, particularly accountability. lead on the competition when Alex Bow- sputtering car for the win. couldn't. Then on Sunday, very similar in There are five races left in what's been a man brought out the caution that sent the "There was two missed calls by NASCAR terms of a car hitting the wall, but where it trying NASCAR season. Improvement race into overtime. at the end," Busch said. "Why did we have happened was different and in terms of needs to start at the very top. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Parent of struggling adult son seeks help Dear Annie: I am writing to you about the adult son of a friend of mine. This young man, “Dwayne,” has had a bad cou- ple of years. He was kicked out of the mil- itary, divorced and had terrible child cus- tody problems. My friend loves her son very much, but he is rather lazy. He has Dear had several jobs but doesn’t keep them, Annie mainly because he is too lazy to get to work on time or even go on a regular basis. Dwayne is addicted to sleeping pills. My with the F-word could be better said with- friend wants to kick her son out with no out it. More than anything, it’s lazy.” I car, no money and no place to go, but she think this stance is a bit too harsh. As a is afraid that if she were to do this, he person, I avoid profanity and completely might not survive. I do not know what to agree that such words are a lazy means of say to her. It is very easy being on the out- expressing oneself, but as a writer, I try to side looking in with advice. I have told her represent my characters and who they are THE PAJAMA DIARIES that Dwayne sounds depressed. She has as people. And some people swear – so in taken him to a doctor to be put on medi- dialogue, I must represent such characters cation, but after a few weeks, he stopped truthfully. taking it. What is my friend to do? Please Although there are many book genres do not suggest counseling, as he won’t go. that are more prone to violence and pro- – Afraid for My Friend fanity – suspense and crime novels, for Dear Afraid: As much as your friend is example – many book genres are less trying to help her son, her efforts are most prone to profanity, such as women’s lit likely getting in the way of his truly hitting and inspirational romance. I suggest that rock bottom and learning how to help “Love to Read” be a little more selective in himself. Kicking Dwayne out would be the her genre choice when reading. Not every healthiest decision for both of them. It genre is for every reader, but there are so MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM might be what spurs him to seek help – many genres to choose from that I’m sure though your friend can’t hold herself she will find novels more suited to her responsible for that either way. taste. – Love to Write For parents watching their adult chil- Dear Love to Write: A fair point, and dren struggle with addiction, the idea of I’m happy to have a novelist’s take on this letting go often seems crazy and impossi- issue. Thank you for writing. ble. It’s for this reason that I recommend “Ask Me Anything: A Year of Advice seeking the strength, solidarity and guid- From Dear Annie” is out now! 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Pack- l 14 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Students Willard Mathew Puranen Joseph Frank Cayer defrauded by KOKOMO, Ind. – Willard Mathew Drake (David), son colleges score Puranen, 80, Kokomo, passed away on Christopher Puranen IRONWOOD, Mich. – Joseph Frank Cayer, 68, of Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. (Laura); sisters, Ironwood, passed away peacefully with his loving Willard was born Aug. 29, 1938, in Delores Barross and family by his side on Friday, Oct. 12, 2018. win in court Ironwood, Mich., to the late Edward Patricia Wickline Joe was born on June 1, 1950, in Ironwood, son of and Ingrid Puranen. Will married (Marvin); grandchil- the late Joseph C. and Waltrude (Schwab) Cayer. decision Susan (Rytman) Puranen Aug. 18, dren, Alyson Caroz- Many of Joe’s school years were spent living in vari- ous places, as his father was a lieutenant colonel in WASHINGTON (AP) – 1962, in Cudahy, Wis. She survives za (Daniel), Lesley Students defrauded by for- him. Janes, Andrew, the U.S. Army. Some of his favorite childhood memories were of living profit colleges scored an Will graduated from Ironwood Lucile and Olivia important victory on Tues- High School with the class of 1957. Willard Mathew Puranen, Travis and in Fort Riley, Kan. Joe graduated day, when a court cleared Following graduation, he enlisted into Puranen Taylor Drake; and from Hurley (Wis.) High School in the way for an Obama-era the Navy and was discharged in 1963, 1938 — 2018 several nieces and 1968. He loved playing football for policy that will make it eas- after six years of service. Will earned nephews. the Hurley Midgets. ier for them to get their stu- an Associate of Science from Purdue Those who have On Aug. 18, 1973, Joe and the dent loans forgiven. University and a Bachelor of Art in preceded Will in love of his life, his angel, Dianne Education Secretary Business from Indiana University. He death are his par- (St. John), married at St. Ambrose Betsy DeVos had said the regulation, known as bor- started with AC Delco Electronics in ents and brother, Catholic Church in Ironwood. This Veteran year they celebrated their 45th Joseph Frank rower defense, made dis- Milwaukee as electronic technician, Brian Puranen. Cayer charging loans too easy where he worked on the Apollo Moon A celebration of wedding anniversary. They were truly devoted to one another and 1950 —2018 and was unfair to taxpay- Mission. Will’s life will take place Friday, Oct. ers. The rule was due to In 1973, he transferred to Kokomo 19, at 11 a.m. at Ellers Mortuary Web- their love is an inspiration to all. take effect in July 2017, but as an engineering manager, retiring ster Chapel with Rev. Michael Bristol After attending Gogebic Com- DeVos froze it while she after 37 years. Will enjoyed golfing officiating. The family offers visiting munity College and Northern worked on devising a new with the Delco golf league and watch- hours Thursday evening from 4 to 8 Michigan University’s Police regulation. ing the Green Bay Packers. He was p.m. Burial will take place at Holy Sep- Academy, Joe began working as a But U.S. District Judge active in volunteering for the Howard ulcher Cemetery in Cudahy, Wis. police officer for the Ironwood Veteran Randolph Moss ruled last County EMA and was a member and If you wish to leave a donation in Police Department in 1973. As the month that DeVos’ delay was unlawful. On Tuesday, past president of the Kokomo Amateur Will’s honor, please do so to the Amer- years passed, it became the Ironwood Public Safety Department and Joe was also trained as a firefighter. he denied a request by an Radio Operators Club. He was also ican Red Cross, Howard County EMA organization representing president and volunteer for Haworth or the Kokomo Amateur Radio Club. Throughout Joe’s career, he earned the rank of cap- tain and eventually retired as director in 2002. for-profit colleges in Cali- and Kokomo Band Boosters and vol- Fond memories and expressions of fornia, to further postpone unteered for the American Red Cross. sympathy may be shared at ellersmor- He was a DARE instructor for the Ironwood Area the rule, thus paving the Surviving Will is his wife; daugh- tuarywebster.com for the Puranen School District for many years. He was also a fire- way for borrower defense ters, Carrie Janes (Greg), Colleen family. fighting instructor for numerous years. He took to enter into force. pride in this and enjoyed it very much. During his “The rule is finally in career, he attended many trainings and schoolings effect. No more excuses. Ruth T. Grenda to improve his job performance and skills. He was No more delays,” said Julie HURLEY, Wis. – Ruth T. Grenda, ingly remembered by presented countless awards and certificates Murray, an attorney with 88, of Ironwood, Mich., passed away her grateful family throughout the years, as well. Beginning during his Public Citizen, who is rep- on Oct. 16, 2018, at Villa Maria in Hur- including her hus- high school years and continuing on the weekends resenting the defrauded students in their suit ley. band, Don; children, up until his retirement, he worked for Chum Kieber’s and J&M’s service stations as a mechanic. against DeVos. Ruth was born on Dec. 25, 1929, in Sandy (Steve) Sharp Education Department Bessemer, Mich., the daughter of John of Kimball, Joe This was his relaxation time and he enjoyed “pulling spokeswoman Liz Hill said and Magdaline (Evsich) Lucas. She (Pam) Grenda of Vir- wrenches.” DeVos “respects the role of was a graduate of Bessemer High ginia Beach, Va., and Joe was a true leader for his community and val- the court and accepts the School in 1948. Don (Tracy) Grenda, ued helping others. He served on the Ironwood Area court’s decision” and will On June 25, 1955, she married Jr. of Mayfield, Ky., School Board, the Ironwood Scholarship Commit- soon provide information Donald Grenda at St. Sebastian Parish Ruth T. four grandchildren tee, the Ironwood Development Commission, the about how the regulation Grenda Police and Fire Pension System, the Planning Com- will be implemented. in Bessemer and they enjoyed over 63 1929 — 2018 and five great-grand- years together. children; as well as mission, the Ironwood Housing Commission, the But DeVos continues to She was employed as an overseas many nieces, nephews and other rela- Local Emergency Planning Committee, Knights of regard the regulation as “bad policy” and will con- telephone operator with Michigan tives and friends. Columbus, Ironwood Kiwanis and many more com- mittees and boards. tinue writing a new rule Bell in Lansing, Mich., for many She was preceded in death by her “that protects both bor- years then retired from Bresnan parents, four brothers and nine sisters. Joe will forever be missed by his loving wife, rowers and taxpayers,” Hill Communications, currently Charter The family wishes to express their Dianne; son, Joseph J.; daughter, Carissa (Tom); said in a statement Tues- Communications in Ironwood. She appreciation to the caring staff of Villa grand puppy, Stoshie; grand kitty, “Cat in the Hat;” day. was a longtime member of Our Lady Maria. brother, Mark (Diane); sister, Sue; sisters- and broth- The ruling marks a sig- of Peace Catholic Church in Iron- There will be a Mass of Christian ers-in-law, Darlene (Dean) Perelli, Sandy St. John nificant setback for DeVos, wood. Burial on Friday, Oct. 19, at 2 p.m. at (Danny Kusz), Jeff Wasley and all of their families; who has made deregulat- Ruth loved to cross-country ski with Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, as well as many extended family members, friends ing the for-profit college Don and their friends. She was also an 108 S. Marquette St., Ironwood. Visita- and colleagues. Joe was very grateful for each and industry a top priority. excellent cook and with her extra time tion for Ruth will be on Friday at the every one of them. He has left a legacy and will not The decision means that the Obama rule, which she enjoyed weaving baskets. church from 1 to 2 p.m. be forgotten. Joe was preceded in death by all of his maternal DeVos has fought hard to Ruth loved to travel to visit her sons Inurnment will be at Riverside scrap, could be in effect in the military at their bases. She gen- Cemetery in Ironwood in the spring. and paternal aunts and uncles and their spouses. until July 2020, when any erously donated her time and talents For more information and to Most recently, he was preceded in death by his sis- new rule written by DeVos to many charities. express condolences, please visit mck- ter-in-law, Bonnie St. John. would enter into force. She will be sadly missed and lov- evittpatrickfuneralhome.com. Joe was a very devoted Catholic and longtime Under the Obama rule, member of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Parish. students whose school Tina Rae Trolla Gscheidle Visitation and Mass will be held at Our Lady of closed mid-program or Peace Catholic Church on Friday, Oct. 19. Visitation shortly after completion, EVANS, Ga. – Mrs. Tina Rae Trolla research. She had a will begin at 9:30 a.m. and a Mass of Christian Buri- will become eligible for Gscheidle, 43, beloved wife of Brian beautiful smile, as al will follow at 11 a.m. with Father Robb Jurkovich automatic loan discharge. Gscheidle, entered into rest on Satur- well as a golden as celebrant. The Century Foundation, a day, Oct. 6, 2018, at Doctors Hospital, heart. Cremation will take place after the visitation and progressive think tank, esti- Evans. In addition to her mates that Tuesday’s deci- Mass. Interment will be at Riverside Cemetery on sion will affect tens of thou- A memorial Mass will be held on husband, Brian, she Monday, Oct. 22 at 9:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 19, at 11 a.m. at the is survived by her sands of students at over Ketola-Burla Funeral Home of Ironwood is assist- 1,400 schools who will now Immaculate Conception Catholic son, Brian Gscheidle ing the family with arrangements. For more infor- Church in Wakefield, Mich., with the Jr.; a daughter, Alize be eligible for $400 million mation and to express condolences, visit rangefu- in automatic debt relief Rev. Dominic Agyapong officiating. Gscheidle; her par- neralservices.com. across the nation. Viewing will be held at 10 a.m. prior to Tina Rae Trolla ents, Tony and Bon- Gscheidle “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, Other provisions in the the mass. nie Trolla; her broth- people will forget what you did, but people will rule allow students to Tina was a 1993 graduate of Wake- er, Jon Trolla; never forget how you made them feel.” –Maya apply for loan discharge as field High School and then attended nephews, Vincent Angelou a group. It also prevents Gogebic Community College, graduat- and Gabriel Trolla; schools from forcing stu- ing in 1995. She volunteered for the aunt, Nancy Bertet- dents to sign away their U.S. Army in 1996 and spent two years to; and several rights to sue the program For reprints or lamination services, and makes sure that the in service to her country and was hon- Veteran cousins. orably discharged. She gave her time Military honors contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 schools, not just tax pay- and effort to the Augusta Relay For for faithful and honorable service were ers, bear financial respon- sibility in case the schools Life to raise awareness for cancer held previously in Evans. end up shutting down. Canada to pardon pot possession as it legalizes marijuana

TORONTO (AP) – The opens at midnight in New- provinces. That is a small Canada has had legal for legalization, fueled by a Ron Wyden of Oregon said Canadian government is foundland, Canada’s east- slice of what ultimately will medical marijuana since desire to bring dealers like in a statement. ready to pardon those with ernmost province. be a much larger market- 2001, and amid excitement Clarke out of the black U.S. Customs and Bor- a pot possession record of “I am living my dream. place. over the arrival of legal market and into a regulated der Protection invited 30 grams or less after Teenage Tom Clarke is lov- No stores will open in recreational pot, many in system. Canadian media to a con- Canada becomes the sec- ing what I am doing with Ontario, which includes the industry spent the last Canada’s national ference call on Tuesday so ond and largest country my life right now,” he said. Toronto. The most popu- days of prohibition on approach has allowed for officials could reiterate that with a legal national mari- Clarke has been dealing lous province is working tasks familiar to any retail unfettered industry bank- marijuana remains illegal juana marketplace marijuana illegally in Cana- on its regulations and does- business – completing dis- ing, inter-province ship- under U.S. federal law and Wednesday. da for 30 years. He wrote in n’t expect stores until next plays, holding mock open- ments of cannabis and bil- that those who are caught A senior government his high school yearbook spring. ings and training employ- lions of dollars in invest- at the border with pot are official said those with a that his dream was to open Canadians everywhere ees to use sales-tracking ment – a contrast with subject to arrest and prose- record will be allowed to a cafe in Amsterdam, the will be able to order mari- software. national prohibition in the cution. apply for a pardon. The Dutch city where people juana products through “It’s been hectic,” said United States. Nine U.S. A patchwork of regula- official was not authorized have legally smoked weed websites run by provinces Roseanne Dampier, who states have legalized recre- tions has spread in Canada to speak publicly ahead of in coffee shops since the or private retailers and joined her husband – both ational use of pot, and more as each province takes its Wednesday’s announce- 1970s. have it delivered to their former welders – in open- than 30 have approved own approach within the ment and spoke on condi- Turns out, Clarke didn’t homes by mail. ing Alternative Greens, a medical marijuana. framework set out by the tion of anonymity. have to go nearly so far to Longtime pot fan Ryan licensed store in Edmon- “Now that our neighbor federal government. Some On Wednesday, Canada open his own retail Bose, 48, a Lyft driver in ton, Alberta. “We have to the north is opening its are operating government- becomes the second coun- cannabis outlet. Toronto, said it’s about been extremely busy just legal cannabis market, the run stores, some are allow- try after Uruguay to legal- At least 111 legal pot time. trying to be able to meet longer we delay, the longer ing private retailers, some ize so-called recreational shops are planning to open “Alcohol took my grand- that deadline.” we miss out on potentially both. marijuana. Tom Clarke, 43, across the nation of 37 mil- father and it took his Canada’s federal gov- significant economic Alberta and Quebec will be among the first to lion people on the first day, youngest son, and weed ernment, led by Prime Min- opportunities for Oregon have set the minimum age legally sell recreational according to an Associated has taken no one from me ister Justin Trudeau, spent and other states across the for purchase at 18, while marijuana when his shop Press survey of the ever,” he said. about two years planning country,” Democratic Sen. others have made it 19.