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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, May 14, 2019 Chance of thunderstorms yourdailyglobe.com | High: 68 | Low: 45 | Details, page 2 Marenisco hearing addresses recreational marijuana enterprise By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] MARENISCO – Close to 100 people filled the community room of the Marenisco Town Hall for a Monday evening public hearing on a proposed marijuana ordinance that would allow recre- ational marijuana enterprise. “There will be no catcalls,” said Marenisco supervisor Richard Bouvette while opening the floor to questions and com- ments. Although the hearing allowed the public to vent its concerns, Bouvette said members of the township board then would be the ones to vote for or against the ordinance. “The township board may not institute an election according to its own interest,” said Bouvette regarding its earlier speculation that it could do just that. “As far as I’m concerned, this would have been the easiest thing to do.” Instead, he explained, state P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe law dictates that if the public AT A MONDAY evening hearing on a proposed ordinance in relation to recreational marijuana facilities, Marenisco Township supervi- does not like the board’s vote, sor Richard Bouvette addresses the crowd, which filled the community room of the Marenisco Township Hall. “You have the right to petition, and then it would go to ballot.” includes edibles. lowing: –Three safety compliance Micro-businesses could exist Township attorney Jim Buck- He added that an advantage of –Three provisioning centers facilities; and in any zoning division except res- nell, who wrote the ordinance, recreational marijuana being or public retail sales locations –Three secure transporters. idential and lakefront. reminded the group that recre- legalized and commercialized is that would be authorized to con- The ordinance notes that each Several Marenisco residents ational marijuana now is open to that it then is subjected to state- duct business; of those entities would be subject raised concerns during the hear- grow and use in limited quanti- regulated testing, inspecting and –Three smokers’ clubs that to regulations designed specifi- ing. ties after citizens voted last fall to rating. would not be allowed to sell alco- cally for them. Teresa Ingham asked whether legalize recreational marijuana. The ordinance authorizes hol and that would be open only Moreover, provisioning cen- the now abandoned land of the Bucknell said his ordinance within the township three grow- to persons 21 or older; ters, retail centers, and smokers’ Ojibway Correctional Facility specifically addresses the larger, ers each in three classes of A, B –Three “micro-businesses” clubs would be restricted to a would be useful for such opera- commercial aspect of growing and C levels, respectively, along that would be allowed to grow in designated commercial area, and selling marijuana in recre- with three independent proces- small quantities and process on whereas growers would be desig- ational forms, which now sors. It also authorizes the fol- the same property; nated to agricultural areas. MARENISCO — page 5 MINERS REMEMBERED Simmons appointed Ironwood Township supervisor By RICHARD JENKINS i n was pounding my fist on [email protected] response the table saying, ‘Numbers IRONWOOD TOWN- to a ques- don’t line up.’ Mr. Sim- SHIP – Ironwood Town- t i o n mons was one of them,” ship once again has a town- about his said Trustee Kevin Lyons. ship supervisor, as the vision as “He taught me a lot about township board of trustees supervi- audits, and I appreciate Monday appointed Jim sor. “And that.” Simmons to fill the vacant if you “I feel that’s the kind of office. c a n ’ t person we need in here “I feel he’s very quali- Jim m e e t right now,” added Graser. fied,” Treasurer Maria Simmons them at a The board approved Graser said, in support of c e r t a i n Simmons 4-2, with trustees Simmons. “Through every- time, you Marlene Saari-Mieloszyk thing we’ve gone through have to ask yourself why and Bev Michaels voting in the township, he’s been they weren’t met.” against the measure. there for us 100 percent.” Simmons said he had Prior to Simmons’ Simmons will complete 30 years of accounting and appointment, a motion to the remainder of former managerial experience, as appoint Sharon Hallberg supervisor Steve Boyd’s well as a Master of Busi- failed to get a majority of term, which ends after the ness Administration and the board support with a 2020 election. Boyd died in 28 graduate credits in pub- vote of 3-3. Saari- April after a battle with lic administration. Mieloszyk, Michaels and cancer. Along with his account- Lyons voted for this mea- Simmons told the Daily ing experience, several sure; with Graser, Clerk Globe he doesn’t plan to board members also Mary Segalin and Trustee run for office in 2020 but praised Simmons for rais- Bernie Brunello voting said he wanted to finish Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe ing concerns about former against it. PETER STURGUL, right, and Ivan Hellen install name plaques on the new miners Boyd’s term and help move treasurer Jyl Renee Olson- After the meeting, Sim- mural in downtown Ironwood Monday afternoon. Hellen said there are 99 the township forward. DeRosso’s embezzlement. mons praised Hallberg and plaques purchased to honor even more names to support the painting and con- “You need to have clear- “Through the whole said he was looking for- struction of the mural. Sturgul said the mural was three years in the making ly defined goals; you need embezzlement issue, there ward to working with from design to the finishing touches with many people involved. The mural is to have timetables, mile- were only a couple of peo- located on the 100 block south of Lowell Street. stones, clearly defined ple that really believed objectives,” said Simmons, there was an issue when I TOWNSHIP — page 5 Ironwood City Commission approves appointment to development board Bryan Hellios improving downtown. awarding contractors to demo Clemens St. Community Demolition Grants. [email protected] “Anything that is improve- blighted houses in the city at its Snow Country Contractors was In other business: IRONWOOD – The Ironwood ment and develops the down- meeting on Monday. awarded $19,469 to demolition – The board approved Fahrn- City Commission approved the town is a positive thing,” he said. Angelo Luppino, LLC was the house at 149 W. Larch St. er Asphalt’s bid of $122,463 for mayor’s appointment of Ivan Hellen has a couple of ideas to awarded the bid to remove 5 “Hardest Hit” blight grant will the 2019 Pavement Chip Sealing Hellen to Ironwood’s Downtown promote the downtown, and said blighted houses for a total cost of go towards the funding needed to Project. Development Board on Monday he hopes his voice will be heard $86,325. cover costs of demolition. –Approved resolution #019- at its meeting. on the committee. The houses which will be raz- The removal of the commer- 008 to schedule a public hearing Hellen said he doesn’t exactly “A lot of things are happening ing are: 109 Norrie St., 321 Alfred cial structure at 238 E. Ayer St. for the remidiation of the blight- know what the board does, but is in Ironwood right now,” he said. Wright Blvd., 419 n Suffolk St., will be completed by utilizing ed property located at 107 and looking forward to being part of The commission approved 113 South Range Rd. and 208 grants from the Michigan Rural 111 W. McLeod Ave.

TODAY INDEX Chance of t-storms — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Monday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 100, No. 148 High 62 High 90 (1932) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 33 Low 17 (1964) Monday none Snow depth 0 in. Obituaries ...... 2, 8 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 182.8 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 75 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 172.3 in. Low 44 Monday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYFRIDDAY SATURDAY Ronald W. Hill PINE LAKE, Wis. — Ronald W. Hill, and their children, 68, of Pine Lake (Town of Oma), died Dylan, Amanda and Chance Mostly SunnySun nny Few Showers Partly CloudyC Few Showers Tuesday, May 7, 2019, after a lengthy Sophia, and Nick T-storms and courageous battle with metastatic (Anna) Hill, Helena, melanoma. Mont., and their chil- 68° 45° 64° 46°466° 60° 44° 58° 46° 60° 48° Ron was born on March 27, 1951, in dren, Katie and Tris- Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: Wakefield, Mich., the son of Elmer and tan; three sisters: 66-11-11 mmphph SSSWSW 33-6-6 mmphph EENENE 1100 mmphph SSSESE 8 mphmph EENENE 1100 mmphph E Pearl Hill. He attended Wakefield Glenda (Chuck) Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK Schools, graduating in 1969. He mar- Zielinski, Onton- 59/41 ried Diane Lanctoe on Jan. 13, 1973. agon, Mich., Barbara Todayy we will see mostly cloudy He graduated with a Bachelor of Sci- Ronald W. (Lee) Carlson, Apple- Bergland skies with a 40% chance of showers Hill 70/45 and thunderstorms,thhunderstorms, high temperature ence degree from Northern Michigan 1951 — 2018 ton, and Carol (Dale) Wakefield Ironwood of 6868°,8°, humidity of 36%. South University in December 1973. In 1981, Jacobs, Blaine, Saxon 69/44 68/45 Marenisco southwsouthwestwest wind 6 to 11 mph. The he earned an associate degree in draft- Minn.; and brothers- 68/44 recordd high temperature for today is 70/44 Bessemer 90° seset et in 1932. ing and design technology from Goge- and sisters-in-law, Upson Hurley 69/45 Watersmeet bic Community College. Rick (Lori) Lanctoe, 68/45 SUNS AND MOON 68/45 69/44 Ron joined the U.S. Army and was a Debbie Keski, Robert Mercer biological science assistant at the Wal- Lanctoe and Nancy 67/45 Veteran Manitowish ter Reed Army Institute of Research in (Jamie Giannunzio) 69/45 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 5:28 a.m. Washington D.C. from 1975 to 1978. Lanctoe, all of Iron- Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et...... 8:26 p.m. 69/45 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 3:26 p.m. After a few career moves, he started as wood, Mich. He is also survived by MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 3:45 a.m. a project engineer at Ironwood Plastics many nieces and nephews, and special in 1984 and worked there until start- friend John Keski. ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER ing his own business, Pine Lake Besides his parents, he was preced- Design, in 1990. He retired in 2014. ed in death by his infant brother; his Yesterday Today Wed. Today Wed. High ...... temperature.....62 Ashlandd 67/45 s 65/43 sh ChicagoChicaago 69/53 s 64/48 mc Ron loved to ride on recumbent father-in-law, Francis (Fritz) Lanctoe; Low ...... temperature ...... 33 Duluth 67/43t 65/47 s DallasDallas 84/64s 85/66 s bike and took both his sons on a 500- his mother-in-law, Kathleen (Kay) Precipitation ...... 0.00" Eau ClaireCla aire 66/48 s 64/45 mc KansasKansaas City 78/60 pc 82/65 sh mile bike tour. He also loved hunting, Lanctoe; his nephew, James Zielinski; EscanabaEscanabba 60/45pc 55/41 sh Los AngelesA 75/58fg 71/60 fg Grand RapidsR 67/46 s 64/48 sh New YorkY 52/46 sh 62/56 sh camping, and spending time at Pine and brother-in-law, John Lanctoe. MOON PHASES Green BayB 69/50s 68/48 pc Orlandondo 86/70t 88/71 mc Lake. Ron and Diane always loved to Funeral services will be held at Zion Madisonn 66/51 pc 70/52 pc PhoenixPhoennix 97/74 s 99/76 s FullFull L Lastast N Newew F Firstirst travel and spent winters in South Lutheran Church on May 25. Visita- MarquetteMarqueette 62/44pc 48/41 sh SeattleSeattlle 61/50sh 64/52 sh Padre Island, Texas, Mazatlan, Mexico, tion will be from 12:30 p.m. until the RhinelanderRhinelaander 69/45 sh 67/47 s WeatherWeathher (Wx): cl/cloudy; fl/flurries; pc/partly St. Paul 70/52mc 75/57 s cloudcloudy;dy; mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & and Orange Beach, Ala., in their start of the service at 2 p.m. Lisa Ubbe- snowsnow;; s/sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; ss/snow 5/18 5/26 6/3 6/10 Wausauu 69/49 sh 67/48 s showers; t/thunderstorms; w/windy motorhome starting in 2009. They lohde will be officiating. Military rites also spent a lot time visiting their sons will be conducted by members of the LOCAL UV INDEX WEATHERW TRIVIA and their families in Helena, Mont. 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In a watch, hurricane e n a c i r r u h hurricane , h c t a a w watch, a a n I In : r e w s n A 8-10: Very High, 11+: ExtremeEx xtreme Exposure Answer: American Legion Post 5, even serving Department of Development, 200 First as its commander. Later, he became a St. SW, Rochester, MN 55905. member of the Wakefield American Jerald Rocco, owner and manager of Jury: Monsanto to pay $2 billion Legion Post 11, where he served on the Lakeside Memorial Chapel Inc., Color Guard. in Wakefield, is assisting the family. in weed killer cancer case Along with Diane, surviving are two Online condolences may be made at sons, Dan (Susan) Hill, Helena, Mont., lakesidememorialchapel.com. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Roundup Ready herbicide. means — on farms, in yards — A jury on Monday A judge later reduced the and along roadsides, or as ordered agribusiness giant award to $89 million. residue left on food crops. Grant Philip Wirtanen Monsanto Co. to pay a The three California tri- The lawsuits have bat- combined $2.05 billion to als were the first of an esti- tered Bayer’s stock since it IRONWOOD, Mich. — Grant Philip Philip and June a couple claiming that the mated 13,000 lawsuits purchased Monsanto for Wirtanen, of Ironwood, died on Satur- (Exworthy) Wirta- company’s popular weed pending against Monsanto $63 billion last year and day morning, May 11, 2019. nen, of Lake Goge- killer Roundup Ready across the country to go to Bayer’s top managers are Grant was born in Houston, on bic; sisters, Wendy caused their cancers. trial. St. Louis-based Mon- facing shareholders dis- Sept. 8, 1980. In his youth, he had (Timothy) Evans, of The jury’s verdict is santo is owned by the Ger- content. lived in a variety of additional cities Naperville, and third such courtroom loss man chemical giant Bayer Chairman Werner Wen- including Naperville, Ill., Wausau, Erika (Bradford) for Monsanto in California A.G. ning told shareholders at Wis., and Southlake, Texas. Subse- Pokorski, of since August. Bayer said Monday that Bayer’s annual general The state court jury in it would appeal the verdict. meeting in Bonn last quent to his school years, he trained to Yorkville, Ill.; be a professional chef, attending the nephew, Alex Evans; Oakland concluded that “The verdict in this trial month that company lead- Grant Philip Monsanto’s weed killer has no impact on future ers “very much regret” falls Cordon Bleu Culinary Institute in Wirtanen and nieces, Emily caused the non-Hodgkin’s cases and trials, as each in its share price. At the Chicago. 1980 — 2019 Evans, Siiri Strebel lymphoma Alva Pilliod and one has its own factual and same time, CEO Werner Grant worked in a number of and Beatrice Strebel; Alberta Pilliod each con- legal circumstances,” the Baumann insisted that “the restaurants throughout the country as well as numerous aunts, uncles and tracted. Jurors awarded company said. acquisition of Monsanto from Boston to Vail. He developed his cousins. them each $1 billion in The company noted that was and remains the right chef skills as he progressed. His meals A memorial service is being punitive damages in addi- none of the California ver- move for Bayer.” were always a treat for the palates of planned for a future date to allow fam- tion to compensatory dam- dicts have been considered Bayer’s stock price those lucky enough to sample them. ily and friends to gather to celebrate ages. by an appeals court and closed Monday at $15.91 a He had a great ability to make Grant’s life. A federal jury in San that the U.S. Environmen- share, down 45 cents or Francisco ordered the tal Protection Agency con- 2.76 percent per share, in friends wherever he was. He loved Memorials may be made to the weed killer maker in March siders the weed killer safe. trading on the New York cooking, music, gardening and read- Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan or to to pay a Sonoma County The EPA reaffirmed its Stock Exchange. The ver- ing. On the sports side, he was an the Memorial Fund of St. Paul Luther- man $80 million. A San position in April, saying dict was announced after excellent skier and had lived in the an Church of Ironwood in Grant’s Francisco jury last August that the active ingredient the trading session closed. shadow of Vail Mountain in Colorado name. awarded $289 million to a glyphosate found in the Bayer’s share price has for a number of years. He also enjoyed Grant was an important and special former golf course greens weed killer it posed “no lost half its value since it fishing and spent many good family person to his family. His smiles, quick keeper who blamed his risks of concern” for peo- reached s 52-week high of hours seeking the walleyes of Lake wit and kind heart will be truly cancer on Monsanto’s ple exposed to it by any $32.80 a share. Gogebic. missed. Our faith is certain that he has Grant was quite active with the gone home to join his beloved grand- Former US President Jimmy Carter has surgery for broken hip Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan. parents. Godspeed son, brother, ATLANTA (AP) — Former U.S. Presi- His wife of 73 years, Rosalynn, was Also, he had worked on a number of nephew, cousin and friend. dent Jimmy Carter broke his hip Monday with him, Congileo said. projects with the Lake Gogebic Jerald Rocco, owner and manager of at his south Georgia home when he fell In an indication Carter was in good Improvement Association. He was Lakeside Memorial Chapel Inc., while leaving to go turkey hunting, a spirits, Congileo said Carter’s main con- always willing to contribute effort and in Wakefield, is assisting the family. spokeswoman for the Carter Center said. cern was that he had not reached his limit Carter was treated in Americus, Geor- on turkeys with the shooting season end- time. Online condolences may be made at gia, near his home in Plains, and was ing this week. Grant is survived by his parents, lakesidememorialchapel.com. recovering comfortably after successful “He hopes the State of Georgia will surgery, spokeswoman, Deanna Congileo, allow him to rollover the unused limit to Robert Charles Ahonen said in a statement. next year,” the statement said. MEQUON, Wis. — Robert Charles three stepdaughters, Ahonen, 79, of Ironwood, Mich., Kathryn (Jeff) passed away peacefully on April 30, Anderson, Kristine 2019, in Mequon after a lengthy ill- (Bryan) Schneider ness. and Kimberly Free Online Bill Pay Robert graduated from Luther L. Veteran (Wayne) Harrington Wright High School in Ironwood, then Jr.; five grandchil- No Checks, No Stamps, graduated from Michigan Tech in dren, Kyle Anderson, Justine (Marissa) 1966. He retired from GE Medical Sys- Anderson, Kevin (Melissa) Bouska, No Problems tems after 30-plus years of work. Bonnie Bouska and Bailee Bouska; one He retired as a major from the U.S. brother, Curtis Ahonen; nephew, Cory Visit our website to learn Army Reserve and was a member of Ahonen; niece, Joy-el Ahonen; and sev- more about our: the American Legion Post 299 in Hales eral cousins. Corners, Wis. A private service will be held on • Mortgage Application He is survived by his wife, Sandra; May 25. • OnlineOnline BankingBanking See page 8 for additional obituaries • Bill Payment • And more! Coast Guard: 6 people missing after floatplanes go down ANCHORAGE, Alaska people were accounted for. tions were not immediately (AP) — The Coast Guard The fate of the other six known. says six people are unac- people wasn’t immediately Rios says it’s not imme- Locally Owned counted for after two float- known. diately clear if the planes planes went down in the The Ketchikan Daily crashed or had anything to GOGEBIC RANGE BANK water in southeast Alaska. 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Their condi- winds. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 3 The life-changing financial magic of Community Briefs working a couple years longer Legion Poppy Days coming this week IRONWOOD – The Ironwood American Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary will hold their annual Poppy Days By LIZ WESTON of NerdWallet pared the effects of saving more, each year between age 62 and what’s Thursday and Friday. Retirement experts frequently rec- working longer or trimming invest- known as your full retirement age: Student volunteers from the Ironwood JROTC, under ommend working longer if you ment expenses. They used theoretical currently 66, but rising to 67 for peo- the direction of Col Sandra Keefer will be in front of area haven’t saved enough. But you may households who save 9% of their ple born in 1960 and later. After full businesses those days to raise funds for veterans. There is not realize just how powerful a little salary over 30 years starting at age retirement age, your benefit rises by no charge for the flowers, but donations are appreciated. extra work can be. 36. Then they looked at actual house- 8% each year you delay. Researchers who compared the holds from the University of Michi- The advantages of delaying Social Local students graduate from St. Norbert relative returns of working longer ver- gan’s Health and Retirement Study, Security typically are so great that sus saving more last year reached which tracks thousands of people 50 many financial planners now recom- DE PERE, Wis. – Frank Shankwitz, co-founder and some startling findings. Among and over. The trends were the same: mend clients tap other resources, first president of the Make-A-Wish(r) Foundation, was St. them: Working longer had the biggest including retirement funds, if that Norbert College’s commencement speaker on Sunday, –Working three to six months impact on the household’s standard allows them to put off claiming. May 12, at 1:30 p.m., in the Mulva Family Fitness & longer was the equivalent of saving of living in retirement. Thanks to current low interest Sports Center on the college’s De Pere campus. an additional 1% for 30 years. That makes sense. When you’re rates, there’s no other investment There were 560 students in the 2019 graduating class, –Working just one extra month young, your savings have decades for that gives such a high, guaranteed including 537 candidates for baccalaureate degrees and was similar to saving an additional compounded returns to grow. Like- return. And while the larger checks 23 candidates for master’s degrees, which included 20 1% for 10 years before retirement. wise, keeping investment fees low are designed to compensate for the from the Master of Business Administration program. –Delaying the start of retirement means more of your money is avail- fact that people who claim later will Among the graduates are local residents Morgan Pinar- from age 62 to age 66 could raise able to compound. So an increase in receive fewer payments over their life- di, a Hurley resident receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree someone’s annual, sustainable stan- savings or decrease in expenses can times, longer life expectancies mean and Natalie Moon, a Montreal, Wis. resident who gradu- dard of living by 33%. have an outsized impact. that most people will see more ated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree. This is potentially great news for When you’re older, your savings money overall by waiting. Delaying Library board changes meeting dates people in their 50s and 60s who are have less time left to grow: The runway is particularly advantageous for the able and willing to stay on the job. ahead of you is shorter. So working higher earner in a married couple IRONWOOD – The Ironwood Carnegie Library has But younger people shouldn’t use the longer starts to have the biggest effect. and for single people, Slavov’s previ- changed their monthly board meetings to the 3rd Tues- findings as an excuse to ignore their Most of the benefit comes from ous research with Shoven found. day of each month beginning at 4 p.m. at the library. This 401(k)s, since many people retire ear- delaying the start of Social Security Their latest research shows that, month’s meeting will be held on May 21. The public is lier than they planned. checks, the researchers found, but overall, lower earners benefit even invited to attend. “I would see this as a positive mes- continued contribution to retirement more from delay than higher earners. sage for people who maybe didn’t accounts and delayed withdrawal Again, that makes sense, because LDF to hold career fair save as much as they could have and from those accounts are also factors. Social Security is progressive. It’s LAC du FLAMBEAU, Wis. – Tribal-related enterprises they’re wondering what to do,” says You’re not required to start Social designed to replace a larger proportion in Lac du Flambeau announced dozens of career oppor- researcher Sita Slavov, a professor of Security when you retire, or vice of lower income people’s earnings. The tunities exist for professionals, construction, manufactur- public policy at George Mason Uni- versa, but most people do, Slavov more you rely on Social Security, the ing, retail and call center representatives. All Tribal busi- versity in Arlington, Virginia, and a notes, so the study was structured to more it can pay to wait – if you can. nesses are hosting a “hire on the spot” career fair May 22, faculty research fellow at the Nation- reflect that. Slavov acknowledges that job loss, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Lake of the Torches Convention al Bureau of Economic Research. “I bad health or the need to care for a Center. would not use this to advise younger What claiming at 62 can cost loved one often can push people into “With growth comes opportunity in Lac du Flam- people not to save.” you retirement earlier than they planned. beau,” LDF Business Development Corporation HR Direc- Starting Social Security at 62, the (A 2018 TransAmerica study found tor Turquoise Santiesteban says. “As one of the largest Potentially higher standard of earliest age you can claim retirement 56% of the retirees surveyed retired employers in the region, we strive to create an environ- living benefits, means locking in a perma- earlier than expected.) ment where people love where they work. It starts with The study, which Slavov co- nently smaller check. Your check “These results really apply to peo- our hiring process. This career fair provides easy access authored with her former Stanford could be as much as 76% larger if you ple who have the option of working to those interested in the many career opportunities we University professor John Shoven waited until age 70, when your longer,” Slavov says. “Obviously, offer in Lac du Flambeau.” and two of his other students, Gila monthly benefit maxes out. Delaying that’s not going to be an option for From the on-reservation call center that handles Bronshtein and Jason Scott, first com- increases your checks by about 7% everyone.” national lending accounts to the casino to construction, manufacturing and retail operations to Tribal govern- ment and health and dental clinics, there’s a wide range Tips for fire-safe summer grilling of professional, trades and entry-level positions open. “We continue to work to overcome the perception that QUINCY, Mass. – Often ed in 10 civilian deaths, make sure it’s in working –Place the grill well only Tribal Members can work for Tribal Enterprises,” considered the unofficial 160 civilian injuries, and order, especially if it hasn’t away from the home, deck LDF Business Development Corporation CEO Darold kick-off to summer, Memo- $123 million in direct been used during the win- railings, and out from Londo says. “We have opportunities for Natives and non- rial Day weekend includes property damage, on aver- ter months,” said Lorraine under eaves and overhang- Natives. 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Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud immediately Iron County Forestry and 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran conference area, Ironwood. after receipt of bids for the following project. a.m., Ironwood Memorial Parks committee, 8 a.m., Church, Bessemer. 906-932-2443. Building. 906-667-1110. Forestry conference room. area74.org. Bessemer Area Historical Description: Approximately 9,774 s.f. renovation work to an existing Friends of the Mercer Gogebic Community Col- Government Society, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie Public Library, 10 a.m., concrete masonry office and workshop building located at 250 East lege Board, 4:30 p.m., special Iron County Recycling St., Bessemer. Midland Avenue, Ironwood, MI 49938, per the construction docu- library, Mercer, Wis. meeting, room B22, Solin Cen- Committee, 4 p.m.. recycling Regional Hospice Grief Customer hospitality ter for Business Education. site. Support Group, 2 p.m., Com- ments. Complete the Work per the schedule in the Summary of Work. seminar, 10 a.m., Sharon’s Hurley City Council, 5 Powderhorn Area Utility fort Inn, conference room, Iron- Construction Documents will be available for purchase by contacting Coffee Company, Hurley. p.m., city hall. District, 4:30 p.m., Ironwood wood. Gogebic-Ontonagon Montreal City Council, Township Hall. SMART Recovery, 4:30 UPEA, whose contact information is listed above, in either paper form Community Action Agency 5:30 p.m., city hall. p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- or as pdf documents on a flash drive, as follows: food commodity distribution Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Thursday, May 16 mer. Paper copy: for a $150 refundable plus $150 non-refundable fee, for seniors, Pioneer Park Pence, Wis., Town Hall. ReGeneration Youth, in two separate checks Apartments tenants only, Iron- Kimball Town Board, 6:30 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; wood, 9-10 a.m.; Our Lady of Patterson courts or Ironwood PDF: for a $50 non-refundable fee p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Documents will also be available for viewing at the office of the Archi- Peace Catholic Church parking ty Center. Memorial Building. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith lot, 10:30-11:15 a.m.; Mill Gogebic-Ontonagon Center, Ironwood. tect and at the following Builders Exchanges: Construction Association Trace Apartments west parking Wednesday, May 15 Community Action Agency Wakefield Chamber of of Michigan, Delta County, Duluth, Fox Valley, Hurley/Ironwood, Iron lot, 11:35-11:45 a.m.; Mill Trace food commodity distribu- Commerce, 6 p.m., Wakefield Mountain-Kingsford, Marquette, Wausau, Northwest Michigan, Mc- Apartments east parking lot, Christian Men of the tion for seniors, Bergland Municipal Building. 11:45-11:55 a.m.; Wildwood Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Lake Gogebic Senior Center, Graw Hill Construction-Dodge (Lansing), and the Builder’s Exchange Alcoholics Anonymous, of Michigan. Apartments community room, Cafe, Ironwood. 9:45-10 a.m. EDT; White Pine 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian 12:30-12:45 p.m. Mentoring of Moms, 9- Porcupine Mountain Senior Church, Hurley. area74.org. Tired Iron Tractor Club Center, 10:20-10:35 a.m. A Pre-bid Conference and visit to Project site has been arranged for 10:30 a.m., Range Community Gogebic County Council nd meets tonight at 6 p.m. at the Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- EDT; Ontonagon Holy Family Bidders on Wednesday, May 22 , 2019 at 10:30 a.m. at the Project of Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., site, 250 East Midland Ave., Ironwood. A tour of project site follows Aurora Athletic Club in Iron- 4355. Catholic Church, 11-11:45 Bessemer VFW. wood. Red Cross Blood Drive, a.m. EDT; Mass City Knights of Columbus the meeting. UPHS-Marquette blood 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., Ironwood Resource Center, 1:15-1:45 Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. social Submit your Bid on the Bid Form provided. Bids received after the drive, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. , Aspirus Memorial Building. p.m. EDT. meeting, KC Hall, Ironwood. Ironwood Hospital, 906-932- Alcoholics Anonymous, time stated above will not be considered or accepted. Refer to other 7627. open meeting, noon, Salem bidding requirements described in Document 00 21 13. Your Bid will Alcoholics Anonymous, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. IN MEMORIAM be required to be submitted under a condition of irrevocability for a noon, Salem Lutheran Church, area74.org. Ironwood. area74.org. DOVE Support Group, Remembering period of 45 days after submission. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. The Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, in noon, Golden Dragon. Ironwood-Hurley Rotary whole or in part, and also herein reserves the right to waive any in- Little Finland chorus Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and BELLE BERTOLINO practice, 2 p.m., Little Finland, Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. formalities or irregularities in any or all bids and to make such award Kimball, Wis., 906-932-1608. Gogebic-Ontonagon who passed into as it deems, in its sole discretion, to be in the best interest of the Dementia Overview for Community Action Agency eternal glory one year ago. Owner. Family and Friends, 2 p.m. food commodity distribution EDT, Aspirus Ontonagon Hos- for seniors, Bruce Crossing 4/25/26–5/13/18 Financing for this project is being provided with bonds qualified by pital conference room. Stannard Township ballpark, 1- the Michigan State Treasurer. Davis Bacon prevailing wage rates Bessemer American 1:30 p.m. EDT; Watersmeet Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- Food Pantry, 1:15-1:30 p.m.; Although you are no longer present in are NOT required for this project. ican Legion, Bessemer. Marenisco Town Hall, 3-3:20 Bessemer American p.m. our world, your presence is always Bidders shall submit with their bid the following documents: Legion Auxiliary, 5 p.m., Iron County Veterans Ser- • Affidavit of Disclosure of Familial Relationship American Legion. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, within our hearts. Ironwood American Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- • Affidavit of Compliance with the Michigan Public Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- 2190. Act No. 517 - Iran Economic Sanctions Act ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- Mercer Health and Well- With heartfelt love and gratitude rial Building, Legion club room. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., from the family of Isabelle Bertolino Gogebic Community College Wakefield VFW Post Mercer Community Center. Erik Guenard, Dean of Business Services 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Wakefield American l 4 TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Rediscover the human There’s a very out-in-the-open some division. We want robust Sue Mizell, Publisher debate happening right now about debate. We want to be challenged whether an unborn child at the and stretched. We want that in every Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor “heartbeat” stage should be consid- family and community dynamic. I’m ered a child. At a recent unprece- writing from Kentucky, at a Chris- dented pro-life event in New York tian Alliance for Orphans (CAFO) City’s Times Square, a baby’s heart- Kathryn gathering of over 2,000 people from beat was heard, with 4D sonogram Lopez 44 different countries. They are lead- In Their Opinion imaging displayed on screens. The ers of families, churches, communi- Crossroads of the World got about ties – all of the above, in many Senate bill sets as quiet as it ever gets to watch and cases. There are 195 CAFO member listen. organizations here. One man, John- Only a few days later, the inter- edge, who are seemingly powerless, ston Moore, a foster and adoptive no-fault reform webs were abuzz about a Pennsylva- who have different capacities, are braveheart, described it as a gather- nia state representative who posted respected and listened to.” ing of St. Peters – people who get video of himself harassing a woman This may be as countercultural as out of the boat and try to follow the marker quietly praying outside a Planned it gets right now. It’s the opposite of Gospel, with all its uncertainty and Parenthood clinic in Philadelphia. our insta-comment, insta-slam social seeming impossibility. They are peo- Driving down auto insurance rates for Michigan The former speaker of the New York media. It’s the opposite of our insta- ple who tend to look upon the vul- motorists finally moved out of the starting gate Tues- City Council, meanwhile, was on categorization and ostracization. nerable with something like the day with Senate passage of a bill that would build CNN explaining how an unborn Or, as Vanier put it: “This type of heart of the God who made them, more consumer choice into insurance policies. It’s baby is not a person – she’s an cooperation is not easy. It takes time because they know how weak they not perfect, but it offers a framework for delivering extension of the woman’s body, the to grow to a maturity of the heart. are on their own. meaningful reform. argument goes. The heartbeat Times Belonging calls forth what is most “It is because we belong with oth- The bill addresses the primary reason Michigan Square listened in on seems to pretty beautiful in our capacity to love and ers and see them as brothers and sis- has the highest-in-the-nation auto insurance premi- clearly expose that delusion. accept others, but it also can awaken ters in humanity that we learn not ums: the unique guarantee in its no-fault law that But let’s set differences on abor- anger, jealousy, violence, and the only to accept them as they are, with provides unlimited coverage of expenses related to tion aside for a moment. Let’s just refusal to cooperate ... Little by little, different gifts and capacities, but to injuries suffered in an automobile accident. talk respect: the kind that can lead as we live and work with others, see each one as a person with a vul- Under the Senate reform, crafted by Sen. Aric Nes- us to look at one another differently. especially if we are well-guided, we nerable heart,” is how Vanier put it. bitt, R-Lawson, motorists could choose between Jean Vanier was the founder, in learn to break out of the shell of self- He emphasizes forgiveness: “We three tiers of personal injury protection: $250,000, France, of the L’Arche community, a ishness and self-centeredness where learn to forgive those who hurt us or $50,000 or no coverage at all. community for people living with we seek to be brilliant and to prove reject us; we ask forgiveness of those Republican senators, all of whom voted in favor of disabilities. Vanier died at 90 this our goodness, wisdom and power. we have hurt. We learn to accept the measure, say it will reduce premiums by 15% to month and had many wise things to We receive and give the knocks of humbly those who point out our 36%, depending on the level of protection selected. say over the course of his life. Per- life. It is like the polishing of dia- errors and mistakes and who chal- Motorists would also save $180 a year per policy haps nothing was as powerful as the monds as they rub together.” lenge us to grow in truth and love. through Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association way he humbly lived his life along- Imagine if we looked at one We support and encourage each fee reductions. side the men and women he served. another as diamonds in the rough. other on the journey to inner free- That’s a significant savings in premiums that aver- In a book titled “Becoming Even the person we most disagree dom.” age $2,600 annually in Michigan, and nearly double Human,” he offered some keys to with on Facebook. Even the politi- That’s a kind of Independence that in the city of Detroit. reconciliation. “In healthy belong- cian who most infuriates us. Day we don’t always talk about, but But critics raise the valid point that moving the ing,” he wrote, “we have respect for Vanier reflected: “We all have to one every bit as important as any- cost of catastrophic care away from auto insurance one another. We work together, discover that there are others like us thing in our national declaration. If policies will simply shift much of it to the state Med- cooperate in a healthy way, listen to who have gifts and needs; no one of we stopped looking to Washington icaid program, meaning taxpayers will foot the bill. each other. We learn how to resolve us is the center of the world. We are to be better, we might just make the Estimates are the change could raise Michigan’s Med- the conflicts that arise when one a small but important part in our world better – one decision of the icaid expenditures by $66 million over 10 years. person seeks to dominate another. universe. We all have a part to play. heart at a time. The health care industry, including health insur- In a true state of belonging, those We need one another.” Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- ance companies, have largely objected to policies that who have less conventional knowl- In a healthy politics, we want ed at [email protected]. don’t include personal injury protection, fearing they will be stuck with the costs for uncompensated care. Today in history They’ve argued instead that auto insurance pre- miums should be addressed instead by cracking down on the practice of setting rates based on factors By The Associated Press other than driving records, including ZIP codes and Today’s Highlight in History credit scores. Democrats mostly withheld their sup- On May 14, 1955, repre- port for the bill because Republicans cut out provi- sentatives from eight Commu- nist bloc countries, including sions to eliminate those practices, and did not man- the Soviet Union, signed the date insurers guarantee a premium reduction. Warsaw Pact in Poland. (The But the real issue with premiums in Michigan is Pact was dissolved in 1991.) the unlimited medical benefits, and costs are not like- On this date ly to be substantially reduced without capping those In 1643, Louis XIV became King of France at age 4 upon payouts. Whatever form the bill ultimately takes the death of his father, Louis must keep the focus on medical costs. XIII. Other provisions of the bill offer promising In 1796, English physician reforms toward that goal. It would adopt a fee sched- Edward Jenner inoculated 8- year-old James Phipps against ule for all auto-related medical treatment, would smallpox by using cowpox crack down on ambulance chasing by attorneys, and matter. stiffen penalties for fraud. In 1804, the Lewis and The plan earned the endorsement of the Michigan Clark expedition to explore the Chamber of Commerce but other business groups Louisiana Territory as well as the Pacific Northwest left camp are holding back, hoping that no-fault reform and the near present-day Hartford, Illi- cost-cutting it would provide could be tie-barred to a nois. fuel tax hike to fix the roads. In 1925, the Virginia Woolf Considering only two Democrats, Sens. Adam novel “Mrs Dalloway” was first published in England and the Hollier and Sylvia Santana of Detroit, voted for the United States. bill, its chances of getting the signature of Gov. In 1940, the Netherlands Gretchen Whitmer should it pass the House is uncer- surrendered to invading Ger- medical purposes. the U.S. held a festive inaugu- musician C.C. (aka Cecil) DeV- tain. man forces during World War In 2004, Britain’s Daily Mir- ration ceremony for the new ille is 57. Actor Danny Huston ror newspaper published a American Embassy in is 57. Rock musician Mike Inez But at least it puts on the table an outline of II. In 1948, according to the front-page apology after pho- Jerusalem; just a few miles (Alice In Chains) is 53. Fabrice reform that could be shaped into a bipartisan bill to current-era calendar, the inde- tographs supposedly showing away, Israeli forces shot and Morvan (ex-Milli Vanilli) is 53. deliver real relief to Michigan motorists. pendent state of Israel was British forces abusing Iraqi killed nearly 60 Palestinians Rhythm-and-blues singer Both the House and the Senate set no-fault reform proclaimed in Tel Aviv by David prisoners turned out to be and wounded hundreds of oth- Raphael Saadiq is 53. Actress as a top policy priority this year. Passage of the Sen- Ben-Gurion, who became its fakes. The U.S. Supreme ers during mass protests along Cate Blanchett is 50. Singer first prime minister; U.S. Presi- Court refused to step in and the Gaza border that were the Danny Wood (New Kids on the ate bill moves them a step closer to that goal. dent Harry S. Truman immedi- block gay marriages in Mas- culmination of weekly demon- Block) is 50. Movie writer- – Detroit News ately recognized the new sachusetts. strations aimed at breaking a director Sofia Coppola is 48. nation. In 2008, the Interior Depart- border blockade. The Supreme Former Homeland Security In 1961, Freedom Riders ment declared the polar bear a Court cleared the way for Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen is were attacked by violent mobs threatened species because of states coast to coast to legalize 47. Actor Gabriel Mann is 47. in Anniston and Birmingham, the loss of Arctic sea ice. Jus- betting on sports. Writer Tom Singer Natalie Appleton (All Alabama. tine Henin, 25, became the first Wolfe, who chronicled the Saints) is 46. Singer Shanice is Letters Policy In 1968, John Lennon and woman to retire from tennis space race in “The Right Stuff” 46. Actress Carla Jimenez is Paul McCartney held a news while atop the WTA rankings. before turning his satiric wit to 45. Rock musician Henry The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters conference in New York to Ten years ago: House such novels as “The Bonfire of Garza (Los Lonely Boys) is 41. should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve announce the creation of the Speaker Nancy Pelosi the Vanities,” died in New York Rock singer-musician Dan the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- Beatles’ latest business ven- accused the CIA of misleading at the age of 88. Auerbach is 40. Rock musician lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. ture, Apple Corps. her and other lawmakers about Today’s Birthdays Mike Retondo (Plain White T’s) Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address In 1973, the United States the waterboarding of detainees Photo-realist artist Richard is 38. Actress Amber Tamblyn and phone number must be included for verification purposes. launched Skylab 1, its first during the Bush administration, Estes is 87. Actress Dame is 36. Facebook co-founder Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- manned space station. (Skylab disputing Republican charges Sian Phillips is 86. Former Mark Zuckerberg is 35. Retired date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads 1 remained in orbit for six that she’d been complicit in its Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., is NFL player Rob Gronkowski is and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and years before burning up during use. Chrysler announced plans 77. Movie producer George 30. Actress Miranda Cosgrove $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to re-entry in 1979.) The National to eliminate 789 dealerships as Lucas is 75. Guitarist Gene is 26. 400 words. Right to Life Committee was part of its restructuring. A pair Cornish is 75. Actress Meg Thought for Today Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, incorporated. of spacewalking astronauts Foster is 71. Movie director “The family you come from 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: In 2001, the Supreme Court installed a new piano-sized Robert Zemeckis is 68. Rock isn’t as important as the family [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. ruled 8-0 that there is no camera in the Hubble Space singer David Byrne is 67. Actor you’re going to have.” Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday exception in federal law for Telescope. Tim Roth is 58. Rock singer Ian — Ring Lardner, Ameri- “Bouquets” column. people to use marijuana for One year ago: Israel and Astbury (The Cult) is 57. Rock can humorist (1885-1933)

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 5 Marenisco “If it d o e s Sand from Ontonagon marina Farmers w o r k , From page 1 we’ll get Market holds tions, but Bouvette said it in on the dredge to be removed is likely too big, with struc- g r o u n d By JAN TUCKER tures unsuitable to mari- f l o o r . A $50,000 grant from Manager Joe Erickson vendor meeting [email protected] the Michigan Rural Com- met with the Hockey Asso- juana operations. W e ’ l l Ironwood – The Goge- Other residents asked have the ONTONAGON – The mission to tear down the ciation and learned the sand, which has accumu- former Wagar’s Restaurant compressor for the ice bic Range Farmer’s Market about the proximity to pick of Association met at the Wisconsin, which has not the lit- lated from the dredging of was approved by the coun- rink needs to be replaced. Jim the Ontonagon Marina and cil. The multi page grant The present equipment is Ironwood Memorial Build- yet legalized recreational Bucknell ter.” ing for its 2019 vendor marijuana, and Bucknell Buck- portion of the river for outlined the steps to be “likely un-repairable,” he nearly two years, will soon taken for the grant fund- said. The long term is to meeting. said anyone who buys mar- nell also Darrin Kimbler, presi- ijuana here legally and quelled concerns about be gone. The sand covered ing. The $50,000 can be replace the compressor, the area which prior to the used for Environmental condensers, circulating dent of association, said sells it across the state line bad seeds setting up shop there are two markets, will endanger nobody here by saying, “Criminals dredging, was used as a studies, abatement as need- pumps and coils. He con- park. ed, demolition and site tinued the short term fix is one at the airport and since the illegality will aren’t going to get licens- the other at the Depot apply only in the other es.” He said the state will Pat Tucker, of Lost Bowl restoration. The work must to find a rebuilt compres- Development, told the be done by Sept. 30. sor and fix the fans. Mike Park. state. not issue licenses to any- “The depot will open Residents also ques- one who isn’t “squeaky Ontonagon Village Council Melissa Davis and Burzynski is looking into Monday, he has made an Angela Yu, informed the grants but the deadline for the last friday in June and tioned Bouvette’s objectiv- clean.” the airport market will ity since he has leaned to Bouvette also suggested agreement with the con- council of the steps being grants has passed, and he tractor to haul the sand to taken for an energy audit of is looking into other open July 9,” he said. supporting marijuana that concerns about odors Kimbler said the mem- operations in the past. or accessibility likely his property at the former the village. The pair, Davis, means. “If a solution can- paper mill or to his landfill Managing Director of New not be found there may bership cost to sell items at “Yeah, I’ve got a conflict wouldn’t be an issue since the farmer’s market is $15 of interest, just like the persons investing in such on Greenland Road. Since Power Tour, and Yu, assis- not be ice next season,” the disposition of the sand tant Regional Planner with Erickson said. per season. other 80-some people in operations likely would “If you do both markets, here,” said Bouvette. protect their products is a provision of the Army the Western U.P. Planning In other action the Corps of Engineers, with and Development Region, council: it’s $25,” he said. “You’ve all got your inter- within enclosed buildings. For juveniles under 18 ests.” “It seems to me the the village and dredging described the group efforts –Cancelled the May 27 company, Tucker said he to save energy. Davis said a meeting because of Memo- who “use their own stuff,” He added, however, that township is just being Kimbler said their cost is the ordinance presents proactive,” said one female will sign a letter holding leadership team will be cre- rial Day. the village harmless. Coun- ated, goals and strategies –Referred to the build- $5. genuine opportunity for resident who asked not to “We want to encourage the township, which will be identified. “Let’s get on cilman Mike Mogan noted set and carried out. She ing committee the request the sand is too fine to be said there are funds avail- by Councilman John youth to participate,” he be able to collect related the bandwagon if there’s said. fees and percentages of money to be made.” used by the village in road able to the village and to Hamm to upgrade security building. The sand belongs private individuals and of the village office the way If someone produces a profits. Such business also After the hearing, Bou- product, he said, it doesn’t will result in well-paying vette told the Globe that he to the contractor and has businesses for making the the county upgraded the been tested and is clean, necessary changes. county offices. matter where the item was jobs. thought the evening went made. Regarding whether well, with the crowd show- Tucker added. The village Yu also noted there are –And received no agreed to write to the funds available for 8-10 res- applications for the new “If your willing to make there would be any interest ing “good behavior.” the trek from Marquette or in setting up such facilities, Although the township Corps of Engineers and idential homes in the area position of building inform them of the change. as well as the village. inspector. from Wausau,” Kimbler Bouvette also said, “I can board will meet on May 20, said. “Your welcome as guarantee you that people he doesn’t expect members long as you produce what will apply. We’ve already to vote on the issue until at Wisconsin tribe accused of embezzling your selling.” been approached. There least June. The association is not are people who have Bucknell said he could face $5.5 million fines there to “police” anyone, approached me who are expects the public to peti- he said, “that is between willing to invest millions.” tion for an election no mat- MILWAUKEE (AP) – The National Indi- in poverty. you and the state.” He added of applicants, ter how the board votes. an Gaming Commission has proposed fin- Regulators said some of the funds were “All we are is we’re pro- ing the St. Croix Chippewa $5.5 million used for trips to Hawaii and Las Vegas. viding a space for vendors Township –Adopted a resolution over accusations that the Wisconsin “The tribe would have an additional to bring their wares and in support of making town- tribe’s leaders pocketed at least $1.5 mil- $1.5 million in available funds if they for consumers to get access ship offices appear in the lion in casino funds. had not been repeatedly doled out to the to local foods,” Kimbler From page 1 non-partisan section of the The commission’s chairman, Jonodev tribe’s own leaders, ‘consultants’ and said. everyone to move the town- state’s ballot. Chaudhuri, issued a notice of the pro- others for personal gain,” Chaudhuri —Bryan Hellios ship forward. –Adopted a resolution posed fines on Thursday, the Milwaukee said. In other action, the amending Ordinance 56 Journal Sentinel reported. It comes a Many tribal officials knew about the board: regarding the uniform sys- month after Chaudhuri charged the tribe illicit payments but failed to stop them, he –Approved hiring tem of house numbers in with 527 violations of federal and tribal said. Thomas Novascone as the township. The change ordinances. “The seriousness of these violations township assessor. Lyons clarifies that township The maximum fine for the alleged vio- and their effect on the St. Croix Indians of voted against the measure employees can install the lations would be $27.7 million. Wisconsin, as well as the reputation of as the board didn’t speci- house number signs. Chaudhuri said the tribal leaders’ tribal gaming across the nation, cannot be fy where the money to –Tabled action on pur- actions were “egregious” given the tribe’s overstated,” Chaudhuri said. pay for the service came chasing clay for the ball precarious financial situation. Many mem- The tribe can appeal the recommended from. field behind the township bers of the Burnett County-based tribe live fine to commissioners. –Approved a stipula- hall as the board hopes it tion reducing the taxable will be able to get a grant TUESDAY EVENING MAY 14, 2019 value of the Walmart prop- for improvements to the 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 erty by $218,837 to field and park in the The Flash “Legacy” ’ The 100 “The Children of Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld Engagement # CW KDLH $3,616,888. Assessor Dave future. 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Stir in radishes, You may think braising would an invigorating, complex water, lemon zest, orange zest, turn verdant spring vegetables broth_proof positive that brais- bay leaf, and 1 teaspoon salt and drab and watery but, in fact, ing can bring out the best in even bring to simmer. Reduce heat to braising can maximize their the most delicate flavors. A toss medium-low, cover, and cook freshness and make them taste of chopped fresh tarragon gave a until radishes can be easily more like themselves. final nod to spring. Look for pierced with tip of paring knife, 3 To turn early-season produce asparagus spears no thicker than to 5 minutes. Stir in asparagus, into a warm side dish, we started 1/2 inch. cover, and cook until tender, 3 to by softening a minced shallot in 5 minutes. olive oil with additional aromat- Braised Spring Vegetables Off heat, stir in peas, cover, ics for a savory base. To build a With Tarragon and let sit until heated through, flavorful braising liquid, we Servings: 4-6 about 5 minutes. Discard thyme poured in water and lemon and Start to finish: 30 minutes sprigs and bay leaf. Stir in tar- orange zest and dropped in a bay 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil Associated Press ragon and season with salt and leaf. 1 shallot, sliced into thin THIS PHOTO provided by America’s Test Kitchen shows Braised pepper to taste. Serve. Adding the vegetables in rounds Spring Vegetables with Tarragon in Brookline, Mass. This recipe Nutrition information per stages ensured that each cooked 2 garlic cloves, sliced thin appears in the cookbook “How to Braise Everything.” serving: 162 calories; 81 calories at its own rate and maintained a 3 sprigs fresh thyme from fat; 9 g fat (1 g saturated; 0 crisp texture. Peppery radishes, Pinch red pepper flakes 2 teaspoons grated lemon zest 1 pound asparagus, trimmed g trans fats); 0 mg cholesterol; which turned soft and sweet with 10 radishes, trimmed and 2 teaspoons grated orange zest and cut into 2 inch lengths 433 mg sodium; 16 g carbohy- cooking, were nicely comple- quartered lengthwise 1 bay leaf 2 cups frozen peas drate; 6 g fiber; 6 g sugar; 5 g pro- mented by the more vegetal notes 1 1/4 cups water Salt and pepper 4 teaspoons chopped fresh tein. This may be why slashing salt lowers blood pressure AMERICAN HEART ASSOCI- intake resulted in higher Haidong Zhu, lead author The results were based sodium intake levels. among black participants ATION NEWS levels of two specific of the study published on a sodium reduction of The study focused on and among those with high Slash sodium from your metabolites, both associat- Monday in the American about 1,120 milligrams a the black population “and blood pressure. diet. That’s the advice ed with lower blood pres- Heart Association’s journal day, from 3,800 mg to the emphasis is highly “That’s an important inevitably given to every- sure levels and arterial stiff- Hypertension. 2,680. That decline was warranted due to a higher group of people to contin- one. ness. Researchers examined associated with a decrease prevalence of salt-sensitive ue studying,” she said. Restricting sodium The study taps into the the metabolites in blood in both systolic blood pres- hypertension in this Rebholz said the new intake has been key to science of metabolomics, samples to see which ones sure (the top number in a group,” said Casey Reb- research backs up the stan- reducing blood pressure. which examines how tiny changed along with modifi- measurement) and dias- holz, an assistant profes- dard advice doctors give Now researchers may have molecules react to changes cation of sodium, she said. tolic pressure (the bottom sor in the epidemiology many patients. found an underlying mech- in their environment. In They found that reduc- number). department of Johns Hop- “It tells people that mod- anism to explain why. this case, the sodium levels tion of sodium intake The AHA recommends kins Bloomberg School of ifying and improving their Scientists examined altered the setting. resulted in the increase of less than 2,300 mg of sodi- Public Health in Balti- diet, specifically by con- hundreds of metabolites – While everyone in the two specific types of um a day – the equivalent more. suming less sodium, is substances produced dur- study was put on a low- metabolites – beta-hydrox- of about 1 teaspoon of salt In the United States, the important for reducing ing digestion – from blood sodium diet, half were yisovalerate and methion- – and ideally, no more than prevalence of high blood blood pressure.” samples drawn in a study given a slow-release sodi- ine sulfone – along with a 1,500 mg per day for most pressure among African If you have questions or among 64 black British res- um tablet for six weeks. modest drop in blood pres- adults. On average, Ameri- Americans is among the comments about this story, idents with high blood The others received place- sure. cans consume more than highest in the world. More please email pressure, or hypertension. bos. Researchers then “The changes may rep- 3,400 mg of sodium each than 40% of black men and [email protected]. All participants were switched the pills for an resent some underlying day. women have high blood American Heart Associ- instructed to follow a additional six weeks. biological pathway Zhu said additional pressure. ation News covers heart reduced-sodium diet, but “We know reduced sodi- involved in this sodium research would need to val- Rebholz pointed out disease, stroke and related otherwise none were tak- um intake reduces blood regulation,” said Zhu, an idate the study’s results that the landmark study health issues. Not all views ing medication or receiving pressure and cardiovascu- associate professor in the because of its small sample Dietary Approaches to Stop expressed in American treatment for their condi- lar risk. However, the Department of Population size. But she hopes further Hypertension-Sodium Heart Association News tion. underlying biological Health Sciences at Medical studies will lead to devel- showed a low-sodium diet stories reflect the official The researchers discov- mechanisms are not well College of Georgia at opment of a drug that tar- was particularly effective in position of the American ered reducing sodium established,” said Dr. Augusta University. gets pathways altered by reducing blood pressure Heart Association. Health Notes Michigan ranked second highest drug

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PLANNING A SURGERY? Memory loss: what’s normal, what’s not Villa Maria Health & Rehabilitation Center will assist you in a speedy WOODRUff, Wis. — The month and do things that keep your mind “Alzheimer’s is not a normal part of of May is recognized as better Hear- and body busy.” aging,” adds Lee. “At first, a person recovery with our professional ing and Speech Month. Many things other than aging can with Alzheimer’s will remember rehabilitation staff. Our Benefit Information is stored in various cause memory problems including details of the distant past, but not Specialist will meet with you to assist parts of your memory. Short-term depression, stroke, head injury, side recent events or conversations. Over with any insurance questions, and memory may include someone’s effects of drugs, alcoholism, and time, the disease will affect all parts of financial planning. name you’ve just met. Recent memo- Alzheimer’s disease. These memory the person’s memory. When it ry may include what you ate for problems should be discussed with becomes advanced, they will no longer breakfast, and remote or long-term your physician. be able to communicate effectively.” Call Monday-Friday, 8:00am–4:00pm memory includes your memories Lee adds that mild memory loss from years ago. comes normally with aging and keep- for more information or to arrange a Memory problems that are not “Beginning in your 20s, you begin part of normal aging include: ing the brain active is key. Reading, tour of our Rehabilitation Center. to lose brain cells and as a result —forgetting things much more singing, completing puzzles, playing short-term and remote memories often cards, exercising, and eating a bal- aren’t usually affected by aging, but —forgetting how to do things anced diet stimulates blood flow and your recent memory may be,” said you’ve done many times before activity in the brain. VILLA MARIA Nicole Lee, CCC, MS-SLP, a Speech —Trouble learning new things “Speech pathologists treat memo- Health & Rehabilitation Center ______Therapist with Ascension Rehabilita- —Repeating stories in the same ry loss by providing patients with conversation A Division of Avanti Health Systems tion Services at Howard Young Medi- strategies to improve memory or —Trouble making choices or han- Know All Options 300 VILLA DRIVE • HURLEY, WISCONSIN cal Center, part of Ascension. “This is teach the use of compensatory strate- Available To You FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED normal and to help remember impor- dling money gies such as calendars, alarms, and Before Your Surgery tant dates and details, you can keep —Not being able to keep track of highlights to create memory (715) 561-3200 lists, use calendars, follow routines, what happens each day reminders,” said Lee. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION / WORLD TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 7 Victims of clergy abuse to sue Vatican, seek abusers’ names MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Five Vatican for “credible cases of with policing their own. for sex. Yet, church leaders did then retaliated when his men who say they were sexually abuse.” That number was The plaintiffs in the new law- not warn Wehmeyer’s parish- advances were rejected. Nienst- abused by Roman Catholic released by the Vatican in 2014. suit include three brothers who ioners about his past, and a July edt has denied the allegations, priests when they were minors The lawsuit comes less than a were abused by former priest 2014 church memo raised con- calling them “entirely false.” are planning to sue the Vatican week after Pope Francis issued a Curtis Wehmeyer as recently as cerns that Nienstedt’s “social His successor, Archbishop and are demanding the names of groundbreaking new church law 2012 in St. Paul, Minnesota. relationship” with Wehmeyer Bernard Hebda, said last Decem- thousands of predator priests requiring all Catholic priests and Wehmeyer pleaded guilty to had clouded his judgment. ber that the Vatican suspended they claim have been kept secret nuns worldwide to report clergy criminal sexual conduct and Wehmeyer’s arrest led prose- the investigation when Nienstedt by the Holy See. sexual abuse and cover-ups by child pornography in connection cutors to file criminal charges resigned in 2015. And while In a Monday news release their superiors to church author- with his contact with two of the against the Archdiocese of St. Nienstedt remains in good stand- announcing the lawsuit, Min- ities. The law is part of a new boys, who were 12 and 14. The Paul and Minneapolis for failing ing with the Vatican, Hebda has nesota attorney Jeff Anderson effort to hold the Catholic hierar- brothers are not named in the to protect children. It also led to forbidden him from exercising said he wants to show that the chy accountable. press release. the resignation of Nienstedt, who public ministry in his archdio- Vatican tried to cover up actions But the new law stops short of Internal church documents came under fire for his handling cese. by top church officials including requiring the crimes to be report- show that church leaders knew of Wehmeyer’s case at a time Messages left with the Arch- former St. Paul-Minneapolis ed to police, and abuse victims Wehmeyer had engaged in sexual when his own sexual behavior diocese of St. Paul and Min- Archbishop John Nienstedt. The and their advocates say it’s not misconduct when they promoted was under scrutiny. Nienstedt neapolis and the papal nuncio in lawsuit being filed Tuesday seeks enough since it essentially tasks him in 2009. The behavior was investigated following credi- Washington, D.C. were not the release of 3,400 names of discredited bishops who have included at least two occasions ble allegations that he engaged in returned Monday. An email sent priests who were referred to the mishandled abuse for decades when Wehmeyer solicited men misconduct and harassment, to Nienstedt went unanswered. Tankers reported damaged off UAE on major oil trade route FUJAIRAH, United Arab official in Washington said unclear. A statement from Emirates (AP) – As many an American military Saudi Energy Minister as four ships anchored in team’s initial assessment Khalid al-Falih said two of the Persian Gulf were dam- indicated Iran or Iranian the kingdom’s oil tankers, aged in what Gulf officials allies used explosives to including one due to later described Monday as a blow holes in the ships, carry crude to the U.S., sus- “sabotage” attack off the including two Saudi oil tained “significant damage.” coast of the United Arab tankers and a Norwegian- However, a report from Sky Emirates. flagged vessel. News Arabia, a satellite While details of the inci- The official, who was not channel owned by an Abu dent remained unclear, it authorized to discuss the Dhabi ruling family mem- raised risks for shippers in investigation, agreed to ber, showed the allegedly a region vital to global reveal the findings only if targeted Saudi tanker Al energy supplies at a time of not quoted by name. No spe- Marzoqah afloat without increasing tensions cific evidence was offered. any apparent damage. between the U.S. and Iran Citing heightened ten- The MT Andrea Victory, over its unraveling nuclear sions in the region, the another of the allegedly tar- deal with world powers. United Nations called on geted ships, sustained a The U.S. issued a new “all concerned parties to hole in its hull just above warning to sailors as the exercise restraint for the Associated Press its waterline from “an UAE’s regional allies con- sake of regional peace, THIS PHOTO provided by the United Arab Emirates’ National Media Council shows unknown object,” its owner demned Sunday’s alleged including by ensuring mar- the Emirati-flagged bunkering tanker A. Michel off the coast of Fujairah, United Thome Ship Management attack, which the UAE said itime security” and free- Arab Emirates, Monday. Two Saudi oil tankers and a Norwegian-flagged vessel said in a statement. Images targeted vessels off the dom of navigation, U.N. were damaged in what Gulf officials described Monday as a “sabotage” attack off Monday of the Andrea Vic- coast of its port city of deputy spokesman Farhan the coast of the United Arab Emirates. tory, which the company Fujairah. Haq said. said was “not in any danger Gulf officials declined to The U.S. already had ing maritime traffic in the B-52 bombers to the Per- threats from Tehran. of sinking,” showed dam- say who they suspected warned ships that “Iran or region. America is deploy- sian Gulf to counter The scale of the alleged age similar to what the firm was responsible, but a U.S. its proxies” could be target- ing an aircraft carrier and alleged, still-unspecified sabotage also remained described.

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He Koski national parks great-grandchildren, Izaiah Koski attended schools in White Pine, 1938 — 2019 from Glacier and Jaimisen Koski; brother, Green and Ontonagon. Dale National Park Gilbert (Diane) Koski; sisters, joined the U.S. Marines Corps in in Montana to Sigrid (Philip) Kolehmainen and 1957 until 1959. Dale lived in Acadia National Kariina (Paul) Kelson; sister-in- Escanaba from 1971-1984 and in Park in Maine. law, Diane (Ernest) Koski; special Port Washington Wis. until 2006 During 14 nephew, Philip (Robin) when he moved to the family years of travel- Kolehmainen; niece, Jill (Jeff) Associated Press home in Silver City with his wife Veteran ing, they visited Senkerik and their children; IN THIS Nov. 8, 2013 file photo, Medal of Honor recip- Eileen. 45 National stepchildren, Sue Britz, Ray ient Bob Maxwell, center, salutes at a ceremony at Dale got involved with union Parks and Monuments. They also Dishaw, Eric and Brad Holm- Bend High School in Bend, Ore., where he received a commemorative set of postage stamps honoring the work in 1959 until his retirement loved New York City spending a strom; nephews, Aaron few surviving Medal of Honor recipients from World in 1999. During which time he week each fall for 11 years. Kolehmainen and Adam War II. Maxwell, the nation’s oldest Medal of Honor completed 2 years at Michigan One of Dale’s rewarding Guernsey; and niece, Jena recipient, has died in Oregon more than seven Tech for Electronics Technician accomplishments in 1984 was Guernsey. decades after grabbing a blanket and throwing him- and then to Wayne State Universi- saving the deteriating Arch from In addition to his parents, Dale self on a German hand grenade in France to save his ty, studying business law, which the Italian Hall. Since 2009, it has was preceded in death by his squad mates. He was 98. Maxwell died Saturday in evolved into being a business been part of the Keweenaw daughter, Debra Koski; son, Rod- Bend, Ore. agent for Local 324 in Michigan National Park. Dale was also ney Koski; and brother, Ernest from 1971 to 1984, business responsible for building the ath- Koski. agent for Local 139 in Wisconsin letic field/running track with vol- Funeral Services will be at St. Oldest Medal of from 1986 to 1991, business agent unteer labor and apprenticeship Paul Lutheran Church in Onton- Local 150 in Illinois from 1991 to training equipment at the Onton- agon on Saturday, May 18 at 1 Honor recipient dies 1999. His final accomplishment agon Area High School in Onton- p.m. with visitation from noon was negotiating the Great Lakes agon. until 1. Lunch will be served at at 98 in Oregon Floating Agreement from Duluth, Dale is a member of Ozaukee Paul’s Supper Club in Silver City Minn. to Massena, N.Y., including Masonic Lodge 0017 in Port following the service. BEND, Ore. (AP) – in Boise, Idaho, Maxwell the tributaries of the Saint Washington; Shriners Interna- Burial will be in the Riverside World War II veteran Bob was drafted into the U.S. Lawrence Seaway. tional and National Sojourners Cemetery at a later date with Mili- Maxwell, the nation’s old- Army during World War II. Since Dale’s 1999 retirement, Milwaukee Chapter 27; Escanaba tary Honors. Arrangements have est Medal of Honor recipi- Though he was a Quaker, he traveled to China, and with MCL 444; First Marine Division been entrusted to Cane Funeral ent, has died in Oregon he declined conscientious more than seven decades objector status and entered Eileen they traveled to Cuba, of Greater Milwaukee; American Home. after grabbing a blanket the service in Colorado. Finland, Sweden, Denmark Legion Nonesuch Post 462 White Donations can be sent to the and throwing himself on a Trained to string heavy and Norway. After purchasing a Pine; Elks Lodge 354 Escanaba; Alzheimer’s Association P.O. German hand grenade in wire for telephone lines at motor home in 2004 they became Finnish American Society of Mil- Box 96011, Washington DC France to save his squad the battlefront, he served snowbirds during the winters waukee; Little Finland in Kimball, 20090-6011 or a charity of your mates. He was 98. in Italy and then France, until 2016. On one of those trips Wis.; Ontonagon County Histori- choice. Maxwell died Saturday becoming a technician fifth in Bend, The Bulletin news- grade and wearing two paper of Bend reported . stripes – the equivalent of Rosemary M. Moselle The death was con- a corporal. TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. – Rose- children. Rose- (Nick) Cobb and Mallory Zender, firmed Monday by U.S. Prior to throwing him- mary M. Moselle, 90, of Gwinn, mary was a mem- all of Traverse City; and 16 great- Rep. Greg Walden, a self on the grenade, passed away on Wednesday, May ber of St. Antho- grandchildren. Republican from Oregon, Maxwell sustained a leg 8, 2019, surrounded by her loving ny Catholic Besides her parents, Rosemary who said Maxwell repre- injury in Italy in January family at the Grand Traverse Church in was preceded in death by her hus- sented the “best of what 1944 while maintaining Oregon and America have telephone wires under Pavilions in Traverse City, where Gwinn, the VFW band, Anthony, on March 9, 2011. to offer.” intense artillery fire. she had resided the past three years. Women’s Auxil- Visitation will be held on Fri- Maxwell earned the He spent several Rosemary was born on Oct. 19, iary and RSVP. day, May 17, from 2 to 4 p.m. at St. nation’s highest military months in a hospital in 1928, in Jesseville, to the late Rosemary is Anthony Catholic Church in honor while fighting in Naples, returned to his George and Anna (Murra) Jelich. survived by her Gwinn. A funeral Mass will be cel- Rosemary M. Besancon, France, on Sept. unit and was sent to She graduated from Luther L. Moselle children, Joanne ebrated at 4 p.m. in the church 7, 1944, the newspaper France. Wright High School in Ironwood. 1928 — 2019 (Randy) Wilcox, with Rev. Allen Mott officiating. reported. The bomb severe- After the war, Maxwell Rosemary married Anthony D. of Corunna, Kim Interment will take place in the ly injured him, but the became a car mechanic Moselle on Aug. 1, 1953, at Holy (Patrick) Ryan, of Traverse City, Gwinn Cemetery. blanket saved his life by and taught classes on auto Trinity Catholic Church in Iron- and Lisa (Mike) Pellegrini, of Rosemay’s family would like to absorbing some of the repair and service at a wood. Rosemary moved to the Gwinn; seven grandchildren, thank the staff and caregivers at impact. Bend high school and two He was also awarded community colleges. Gwinn area in 1965. She worked Jayson (Beth) VanWagner, of Livo- Grand Traverse Pavilions who so two Silver Stars, two Purple In 2000, at age 79, he at the Gwinn Schools for many nia, Jared (Nicole) VanWagner, of lovingly cared for their mother. Hearts, a Bronze Star and received his high school years as a payroll benefits coordi- Naples, Fla., Jordan VanWagner The Canale-Gwinn Funeral two French combat awards diploma. nator. She enjoyed traveling to of Livonia, Jessica (Thomas) Home is assisting the family – the French Croix de He also served as direc- Florida and spending time with DeMaagd of Grand Rapids, and where memories may be shared at Guerre and the Legion tor of the Bend Heroes her family, especially her grand- Deandra (Steve) Scheppe, Marissa canalefuneral.com. d’Honneur – for his ser- Foundation and helped vice in World War II. efforts to build veterans’ Maxwell had been the memorials throughout oldest living recipient of Oregon. the Medal of Honor, which A bridge in Bend is is bestowed for “conspicu- named after Maxwell and ous gallantry and intrepid- he was present last year to FORGET NO SOLDIER ity at the risk of life above watch as an Oregon Medal and beyond the call of of Honor Highway sign DO YOU HAVE A FRIEND OR duty.” was unveiled on U.S. High- FAMILY MEMBER, NEIGHBOR OR Born on Oct. 26, 1920, way 20 near Bend. ASSOCIATE IN THE MILITARY? Doris Day, actress who honed Help the Daily Globe acknowledge men and women serving in the armed forces for wholesome image, dies at 97 our June publication of (AP) – Doris Day, the (Que Sera, Sera)” from the OPERATION: FORGET NO SOLDIER. sunny blond actress and Alfred Hitchcock film “The Complete this profile and mail or singer whose frothy Man Who Knew Too drop off at the Daily Globe no later than comedic roles opposite the Much.” Friday, June 7, 2019. likes of Rock Hudson and Over time, she became Cary Grant made her one more than a name above of Hollywood’s biggest the title. Right down to her – PLEASE ATTACH PHOTO – stars in the 1950s and ‘60s cheerful, alliterative stage Name of soldier: ______and a symbol of whole- name, she stood for the some American woman- era’s ideal of innocence Relationship to you (son, daughter etc.):______hood, died Monday. She and G-rated love, a parallel Hometown: ______was 97. world to her contemporary In more recent years, Marilyn Monroe. The run- Branch of service: ______Day had been an animal ning joke, attributed to Where stationed: ______rights advocate. Her Doris both Groucho Marx and Day Animal Foundation actor-composer Oscar Lev- ______confirmed her death at her ant, was that they had Rank: ______Carmel Valley, California, known Day “before she home. was a virgin.” Your name and phone number (not for publication): Day “had been in excel- Day herself was no lent physical health for her Doris Day, by choice and ______age” but had recently con- by hard luck. Her 1976 tell- tracted pneumonia, the all book, “Doris Day: Her Please include a photo and a return envelope foundation said in a state- Own Story,” chronicled her if you would like your photo returned. ment. She requested that money troubles and three no memorial services be failed marriages. Deadline is Friday, June 7th, 2019. held and no grave marker “I have the unfortunate Please drop off or mail to: erected. reputation of being Miss Daily Globe With her lilting contral- Goody Two-Shoes, Ameri- Operation Forget No Soldier to, fresh-faced beauty and ca’s Virgin, and all that, so 118 East McLeod Ave. glowing smile, Day was a I’m afraid it’s going to Ironwood, MI 49938 top box-office draw and shock some people for me recording artist known for to say this, but I staunchly or submit [email protected] comedies such as “Pillow believe no two people Protecting the Talk” and “That Touch of should get married until DAILY GLOBE Mink,” as well as songs like they have lived together,” Home Front “Whatever Will Be, Will Be she wrote. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 9 Astros extend win streak to 6 with 8-1 win over Tigers DETROIT (AP) – The surging Houston Astros were too much for Matthew Boyd. Aledmys Diaz, Robinson Chirinos, Jake Marisnick and Alex Bregman home- red for Houston, and the Astros beat the Detroit Tigers 8-1 on Monday night, extending their win- ning streak to six games. Two of those homers came off Boyd, the Detroit lefty who is off to a fine start this season but lasted only four innings in his shortest start of the year. "We made him really work," Houston manager AJ Hinch said. "I looked up there in the third inning, he had 70 pitches. He got up into the upper 90s after four. We can do that to some pitching when we lock in the strike zone. We had a lot of foul balls." Brad Peacock (4-2) allowed a run and three hits in five innings for Houston, which has won nine of its last 10 games. Pat Krause/Daily Globe Boyd (4-3) yielded three HURLEY’S CORBIN Taylor lays down a bunt that bounced high in the air along the first base line during Monday’s Indianhead Conference runs and five hits and game against Mellen at the Hurley K-12 School. threw 96 pitches. "My stuff was working, but they have a really good approach," said Boyd, who Hurley holds off late Mellen charge entered with a 2.86 ERA. "They are patient and they By PAT KRAUSE anticipation of tying or going ahead in the game. half of the inning. Derek Ransanici walked, went don't chase, so you have to [email protected] The Granite Diggers had come back in the late to second on a wild pitch and stole third. Braden be in the zone against HURLEY – The Hurley baseball team led innings in an earlier game in Mellen and beat Bender swatted a long fly ball to the outfield and them." nearly the whole game but needed some clutch Hurley by one run. Mellen's center fielder made a long run but had Houston got homers relief pitching from Markus Lipske in the final But Lipske calmly went to work. He got Luke the ball pop out of his glove. Corban Taylor from its No. 6, 8 and 9 hit- inning to hold off a Mellen charge and win 6-5 on Peters to ground out to shortstop Derek Ransani- walked and Ty Manzanares hit a hard shot just ters before Bregman added Thursday afternoon. ci who flipped the ball to second baseman Tony out of the reach of the second baseman that plat- his 13th of the year. The Hurley led 6-4 after six innings and Hurley Cummings on a force place but one run came ed two runs. Hurley led 3-2. Astros scored three runs in pitcher Kody Henning was cruising along toss- across the plate to whittle Hurley's lead to 6-5. "We came out hitting," Bender said. a three-batter span in the ing one of his best games and had only given up Lipske then got Jake Yanko to hit a ground Later in the game, Henning and Bender drew second inning, then added two earned runs. Hurley looked ready to close ball to Derek Ransanici who threw him out at base-on-balls and then Tony Cummings belted a two more in the seventh out the game in the seventh inning. first. Game over but it was a thriller. double into the left-center field gap that brought and three in the ninth. But then things got a little crazy in the final "The game itself was a really good game," Ben- in two more runs. "It's nice to see produc- inning. Henning walked Granite Digger Shawn der said. "Both teams played well and our pitch- In the fifth inning, Cummings was on second tion top to bottom," leadoff Hardin but Blake Everson struck out for the ing has been real good all year. Marcus Lipske base, stole third and then scored on Corbin Tay- hitter George Springer said. fourth time in the game. Branden Thimm and just does his job. He goes in and throws strikes lor's sacrifice fly. Hurley looked to be in good "They pick up the top of the Mike Stoval walked and the bases were loaded and gets the job done." shape in the game with a 6-3 advantage, But lineup when the top of the with one out. Mellen coach Jeremy Christie said the score Mellen rallied back. lineup doesn't do its job." Hurley coach Aaron Bender decided to make reflected how close the teams are in baseball tal- Joren Kruzan was Mellen's top hitter going 3- Diaz hit a two-out solo a pitching change but not because he was con- ent. 4, while Manzanares was 2-3 at the plate. shot to open the scoring in cerned about Henning. "The teams closely match-up," Christie said. Henning picked up the win by going 6 2/3 the second, and after a walk "Henning was having his best outing of the "It was a nice day, it was a close game and it had innings giving up five runs (two earned). He by Tyler White, Chirinos year," Bender said. "He threw real well and had a a great ending. You can't go wrong. punched out six Granite Diggers and walked hit a two-run homer . real good game. Only the walks in the seventh "We should be the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds in three. Grayson Greiner hit a sacri- inning hurt him. But we have a pitch count rule the field for the Division 4 Regional Tournament. Hurley is now 12-6 overall and 10-4 in the fice fly in the fourth for the now where pitchers can only throw 100 pitches If you are going to lose a game, that's the way you conference. Tigers to make it 3-1. in a game and finish with the batter they were want to lose it." Mellen has a 7-4 record. Marisnick's two-run pitching to. That's why I had to take Henning Bender said Butternut-Mercer should be the Hurley travels to Ironwood today for its sec- homer in the seventh gave out." No.1 seed in the tournament. ond rivalry game this year. Game time is 4:30 In marched Markus Lipske and he was in a Mellen opened the game scoring two runs in p.m. Houston a four-run lead. Mellen 2 0 0 1 0 1 — 5 7 1 heck of a jam with the Mellen dugout roaring in the first inning, but Hurley responded in their Hurley 3 0 2 0 1 0 — 6 4 4 Cavs sign Michigan's Beilein to 5-year deal CLEVELAND (AP) – John Beilein has team fired Tyronn Lue, the only Cleveland spent a coaching lifetime taking ordinary coach or manager to win a major sports programs and turning them into consis- championship since 1964. tent winning ones. Beilein had entertained NBA offers in All in college. the past, meeting with Detroit and Orlan- He's getting his NBA shot. do before choosing to stay in Ann Arbor, The Cavaliers ended a monthlong where he managed to make basketball search Monday by hiring Beilein, a 66- more than just a passing diversion year-old offensive mastermind who made between football seasons. Michigan a perennial powerhouse and "We shared some of the best moments now takes over a rebuilding project in of my life together and I will always be Cleveland. Beilein got a five-year deal with grateful for that," Beilein said about his the Cavs, who believe he can make the suc- time at Michigan. "At the same time, I felt cessful leap from campus. very strongly about this new and exciting Beilein's signing is somewhat surpris- opportunity with the Cavaliers. ... I love ing given his age, lack of pro experience the position the team is in to build and and because the Cavs, who have had six grow and this was something I felt was the previous coaches since 2009, had been perfect fit for me." speaking almost exclusively with younger Beilein, who is 829-468 (.639) as a col- NBA assistants during their interview pro- lege coach, inherits a young Cleveland cess. team that includes All-Star forward Kevin Beilein isn't the safest pick or the sexi- Love, point guard Collin Sexton – who's est, but Cavs general manager Koby Alt- coming off a strong rookie season – for- man said he precisely fits the coaching ward Larry Nance Jr. and guard Jordan profile he wanted. Clarkson. "We interviewed several strong and tal- Cleveland's roster will get a major ented candidates who, no doubt, will get upgrade in next month's draft, and if the an opportunity to become an NBA head pingpong balls bounce their way again in coach somewhere down the line," Altman the lottery, the Cavs could wind up with said. "Following the end of those inter- Duke All-American Zion Williamson, who views, it became clear to us that Coach electrified college hoops as a freshman. Beilein was the right choice and best fit for The Cavs will have a 14 percent chance our franchise. at getting the No. 1 overall pick, which "John is one of the most accomplished they've had three times since 2011. Back in and innovative basketball minds and lead- Associated Press 2003, Cleveland selected James first and ers in the entire game. He has a unique MICHIGAN COACH John Beilein shouts during the first half of the team's NCAA changed the franchise's fortunes. ability to create an outstanding culture men's college basketball tournament West Region semifinal against Texas Tech in Altman had spoken with numerous that will promote the development of Anaheim, Calif., in March. assistants before sitting down with Beilein young players and provide a solid struc- ized Sunday after the Cavs had spent the biggest rival. last week in Ann Arbor. The team has long ture to the entire program; not to mention weekend in Denver interviewing several "We could not be more thrilled to name been impressed with Beilein, and there the fact that John Beilein wins everywhere NBA assistants. Cleveland is expected to John Beilein as the new coach of the Cleve- was a personal connection with him as he he goes." surround Beilein with an experienced land Cavaliers," Gilbert said. "First, John is coached assistant GM Mike Gansey at From Nazareth College to LeMoyne to staff, and it's possible the team will hire a great human being. He cares deeply West Virginia. Canisius, Richmond, West Virginia and one of the other candidates as an associate about his players and others who work for From the start, the Cavs wanted a coach finally to Michigan, Beilein has built a head coach. him and around him. ... John is a brilliant who aligned with their vision for the strong reputation for developing young It took him nearly a decade, but Cavs basketball mind and last but not least, future. They needed one who could work players and teams. He's one of only four owner Dan Gilbert finally landed a college John Beilein is a winner." with young players, develop their games, coaches to take four schools to the NCAA coach from Michigan. Beilein knows he has to work to do in get them to buy into the team concept and Tournament, and he leaves Michigan with Gilbert, who went to Michigan State, Cleveland. The Cavs are coming off a handle the inevitable growing pains. the most wins in school history. had made an unsuccessful overture to stormy 19-63 season that followed LeBron Beilein's done that for 41 years. The deal with Beilein came together Spartans coach Tom Izzo in 2009, and has James' departure for Los Angeles as a free The Cavs are taking a leap of faith that quickly in the past 24 hours and was final- now plucked Beilein from his alma mater's agent last summer. Just six games in, the he can do it on a larger stage. l 10 TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Hurley shuts out Mellen HURLEY – The Hurley girls shut out Mellen 11-0 in five innings for an Indi- anhead Conference win Monday. Hurley’s Kiera Niemi went 2 for 3 with a double and a triple. Olivia France tripled, drove in four runs and had two hits. Briana Saari pitched the first innings and got the win. She struck out two. Darian Bender had three strikeouts in the final two innings. Hurley goes to rival Ironwood today to wrap up the regular season. If Hurley beats Ironwood and Drummond beats Solon Springs, Hurley and Solon will share the con- ference title. Hurley coach Jim Kivis- to expects Ironwood to be ready to play on its field Jason Juno/Daily Globe and said his team must be MERCER’S ALEX Schmidt takes part in the long jump at Monday’s Indianhead Conference championships at Drummond, Wis. as well. “We still have some- thing to play for,” Kivisto said. “It’s a big game.” Mellen 0 0 0 0 0 — 0 1 3 Hurley 2 4 2 3 x —11 8 0

Realmuto, Hernandez lead Phils over Brewers 7-4 PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Bryce Harper made up for his offensive struggles with a spectacular, run-saving catch. J.T. Realmuto doubled in the go-ahead run in the sev- enth inning, Cesar Hernan- dez hit a two-run homer and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-4 Monday night. Lorenzo Cain had a career-high five hits and Mike Moustakas homered for Milwaukee. Harper struck out three times and was hitless in four Jason Juno/Daily Globe at-bats but made a diving HURLEY’S CAMERON Schuelke, left, runs with Solon catch on Moustakas' liner to Springs’ Owen Dickenson Monday in the 800 run at right field with two outs, the Drummond. Solon’s results did not count in the con- bases loaded and scored tied ference meet; they just started track this year. in the seventh. "I'm just trying to play the Washburn-South Shore best defense I can and not let my at-bats factor in," said Harper, who is batting only sweeps Indianhead .222 after signing a $330 million contract. "You have championships to play both sides of the ball, stay focused on both sides. DRUMMOND, Wis. – caught him on the last lap My pitchers need me." Washburn-South Shore of the two-mile, but Collins The NL East-leading swept Monday’s Indian- put it into another gear for Phillies then rallied in the head Conference Champi- the win. bottom half. Jean Segura onships. Ironwood edged Hurley struck out swinging but The girls had lost to for second place, 124-119. Hurley in both of the other Mercer was fourth. reached on a wild pitch by Girls Matt Albers (2-2). Alex Clau- conference meets. Team: 1. Washburn-South Shore 183, 2. Hur- Hurley was runner-up ley 135, 3. Drummond 58, 4. Mercer 50, 5. Iron- dio entered and retired wood 49. Harper on a fly to center. with Mercer fourth and 100 dash: 1. Caitlin Mylly, Ironwood, 13.51; 2. Ironwood fifth. Hanna Leoni, Hurley, 13.78; 3. Lexi Barning- Junior Guerra replaced him ham, WSS, 13.82; 4. Mahra Wick, Hurley, and struck out Rhys Hurley’s Siggy Buerger 14.07; 5. Lakyn Sonday, Washburn 14.11; 6. Hoskins. But Realmuto won the 800, 1,600 and Shanaya Fleig, Hurley, 14.39. 3,200 runs. Teammate 200 dash: 1. Lexi Barningham, WSS, 28.35; ripped a double to left-center 2. Caitlin Mylly, Ironwood, 28.36; 3. Hanna Jason Juno/Daily Globe Mahra Wick was first in the Leoni, Hurley, 28.96; 4. Skyler Ramsey, Drum- to score Segura for a 5-4 mond, 29.00; 5. Shanaya Fleig, Hurley, 29.77; MERCER’S BAILEY Thompson competes in the shot put Monday. lead. After Hernandez 100 and 300 hurdles. 6. Lakyn Sonday, WSS, 31.02. Mercer’s Aubrey 400 dash: 1. Caitlin Mylly, Ironwood, 1:07.76; 2:27.92. Drummond 25. 300 hurdles: 1. Soren Paterson, WSS, 46.32; walked, Odubel Herrera 2. Natalie Knaack, WSS, 1:08.86; 3. Abby Lahti, 1,600 relay: 1. WSS 5:08.81, 2. Hurley 100 dash: 1. Charles Motiff, WSS, 11.69; 3. 3. Sabastian Yaegar, Hurley, 51.17; 4. Cal Wick, extended the lead to 7-4 with Schoeneman hit another WSS, 1:11.26; 4. Natalie Golly, WSS, 1:15.95; 5:51.85. Dakota Haanen, Hurley, 12.40; 4. Joe Laudolff, Hurley, 51.63; 5. Ehren Chitchley, Ironwood, personal best in the discus 5. Ella Skoraczewski, Drummond, 1:27.97. 3,200 relay: 1. Hurley 13:41.34. Mercer, 12.43; 6. Jestin Matusewic, Ironwood, 52.58. a two-run double. 800 run: 1. Siggy Buerger, Hurley, 3:01.44; 2. High jump: 1. Natalie Knaack, WSS, 4-8; 5. 12.85. 400 relay: 1. Washburn 46.92, 2. Mercer Neither starter was effec- at 129 feet, 3 inches. She Natalie Knaack, WSS, 3:03.21; 3. Emily Carey, Zaida Lagalo, Ironwood, 3-8. 200 dash: 1. Charles Motiff, WSS, 23.70; 3. 48.86, 3. Hurley 49.38, 4. Ironwood 51.76. wasn’t that far off of the Ironwood, 3:04.77; 4. Abby Lahti, WSS, 3:08.67; Pole vault: 1. Skyler Ramsey, Drummond, 5- Karl Bissell, Ironwood, 24.60; 4. Ian Hughes, 800 relay: 1. Ironwood 1:40.23, 3. Hurley tive on a cold night following 5. Zaida Lagalo, Ironwood, 3:15.18; 6. Rachel 6. Ironwood, 24.98; 5. Tommy Lundin, Ironwood, 1:54.68. a 52-minute rain delay at the conference meet record of Niemi, WSS, 3:31.97. Long jump: 1. Lexi Barningham, WSS, 13-4; 25.13; 6. Carson Thewis, Hurley, 25.68. 1,600 relay: 1. Ironwood 3:51.60, 3. Hurley 134-8 set by Mercer’s Syd- 1,600 run: 1. Siggy Buerger, Hurley, 6:35.84; 2. Shanaya Fleig, Hurley, 13-2; 3. Hanna Leoni, 400 dash: 1. Karl Bissell, Ironwood, 55.23; 2. 4:24.99. start. 2. Emily Carey, Ironwood, 6:42.44; 3. Taylor Hurley, 12-11.75; 4. Rylee Nicoletti, WSS, 12- Carson Thewis, Hurley, 55.79; 3. Mason Recla, 3,200 relay: 1. Washburn 9:02.01, 2. Iron- Phillies ace Aaron Nola ney Thompson in 2016. Nicoletti, WSS, 7:21.52; 4. Leila Tuura, WSS, 10.25; 5. Aundrea Stengard, Ironwood, 12-2.75; Ironwood, 57.36; 4. Cameron Schuelke, Hurley, wood 9:07.28, 3. Hurley 10:32.16. She also won the shot put. 8:16.68. 6. Peyton Thomson, Drummond, 12-2. 58.03. High jump: 1. Kevin Hudacek, Ironwood, 5-8; lasted only three innings, 3,200 run: 1. Siggy Buerger, Hurley, Triple jump: 1. Skyler Ramsey, Drummond, 800 run: 1. Cameron Schuelke, Hurley, 3. Zach Hannu, Ironwood, 4-10. giving up three runs and five Ironwood’s Caitlin 15:07.34; 2. Lily Wheeler, WSS, 17:41.76; 3. 30-10. 2:10.65; 3. Jacob Joki, Ironwood, 2:21.06; 6. Long jump: 1. Bradley Kubik, WSS, 17-10.25; Mylly was first in the 100 Duygu Yildirim, WSS, 18:44.61. Shot put: 1. Aubrey Schoeneman, Mercer, Matt DiGiorgio, Ironwood, 2:28.95. 2. Dakota Haanen, Hurley, 17-4.5; 3. Alex hits. He had given up just 100 hurdles: 1. Mahra Wick, Hurley, 17.52; 2. 41-3.75; 2. Mahra Wick, Hurley, 33-10.5; 3. Bil- 1,600 run: 1. David Collins, Ironwood, Schmidt, Mercer, 16-8.5; 5. Karl Bissell, Iron- three runs combined in his and 400 dashes. Carlie Feller, Drummond, 19.22; 3. Kelsey Krall, lie Botes, Mercer, 29-5.5; 4. Bailey Thompson, 4:53.80; 4. Sawyer Stengard, Ironwood, wood, 16-4; 6. Devon Lino, Hurley, 16-1.75. On the boys side, the Hurley, 19.32; 4. Lily Wheeler, WSS, 20.38; 5. Mercer, 29-2.75; 6. Savannah Clemens, Iron- 5:20.91; 6. Chandler Walowinski, Hurley, Triple jump: 1. Carson Thewis, Hurley, 36-0; previous three starts. Aly Kukowski, Hurley, 21.24; 6. Nora Doman, wood, 24-1.5. 6:04.52. 2. Alex Schmidt, Mercer, 35-11.5; 5. Cameron "I threw a lot of pitches, only local runner to win WSS, 21.39. Discus: 1. Aubrey Schoeneman, Mercer, 129- 3,200 run: 1. David Collins, Ironwood, Schuelke, Hurley, 32-11. two races was Ironwood’s 300 hurdles: 1. Mahra Wick, Hurley, 50.93; 2. 3; 2. Bailey Thompson, Mercer, 91-5; 3. Billie 10:38.02; 4. Noah Peterson, Ironwood, Shot put: 1. Devon Lino, Hurley, 45-11; 3. got behind guys, but the Lily Wheeler, WSS, 57.82; 3. Duygu Yildirim, Botes, Merce,r 79-6; 5. Brianna Zaleski, Hurley, 12:51.81. Tommy Lundin, Ironwood, 37-11; 4. Devin Losh, bullpen came in and did a David Collins, the 1,600 WSS, 1:00.78. 70-11. 110 hurdles: 1. Charlie Dougherty, WSS, Mercer, 35-4; 5. Jack Brown, Hurley, 34-3.25. and 3,200 runs. Solon 400 relay: 1. WSS 56.55, 2. Hurley 1:01.51, Boys 18.23; 3. Cal Wick, Hurley, 20.19; 4. Sabastian Discus: 1. Nicolas Davis, Drummond, 116-0; nice job," Nola said. 3. Mercer 1:02.47. Team: 1. Washburn-South Shore 201, 2. Yaegar, Hurley, 21.11; 5. Ehren Critchley, Iron- 3. Cal Wick, Hurley, 105-0; 4. Devon Lino, Hur- Springs’ Owen Dickenson 800 relay: 1. Drummond 2:02.86, 3. Hurley Ironwood 124, 3. Hurley 119, 4. Mercer 30, 5. wod, 22.02. ley, 103-6; 5. Ezra Manzer, Hurley, 89-3.

East Division (Sale 1-5), 7:10 p.m. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Placed contract and TE Moral Stephens, DT WLPct GB Tampa Bay (Morton 3-0) at Miami RHP Jonathan Loaisiga and 3B Quindarius Thagard, OL Garrett Philadelphia 24 16 .600 — (Smith 3-0), 7:10 p.m. Miguel Andújar on the 10-day IL, McGhin and S Abraham Wallace. Daily Globe Scoreboard Atlanta 21 20 .512 3½ St. Louis (Flaherty 3-3) at Atlanta Loaisiga retroactive to Friday. Rein- CHICAGO BEARS — Waived OL New York 19 20 .487 4½ (Foltynewicz 0-2), 7:20 p.m. stated OF Aaron Hicks from the 10- Tommy Doles. Signed TE Jesper Washington 16 24 .400 8 Pittsburgh (Musgrove 1-4) at Ari- day IL. Recalled RHP Chance Adams Horsted, WR Riley Ridley, RB Kerrith Chicago White Sox 5, Cleveland 2 Miami 10 29 .256 13½ zona (Weaver 3-1), 9:40 p.m. and LHP Nestor Cortes Jr. from Whyte Jr. and DB Stephen Denmark. NBA PlayoffsAll Times EDT NHL PlayoffsAll Times EDT AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Central Division Toronto (Thornton 0-4) at San Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. CLEVELAND BROWNS — CONFERENCE FINALs CONFERENCE FINALS East Division Tuesday's Games WLPct GB Francisco (Beede 0-1), 9:45 p.m. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Desig- Waived RB Devante Mays. Signed RB (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) WLPct GB Cleveland (Carrasco 3-3) at Chica- Chicago 24 14 .632 — San Diego (Paddack 3-1) at L.A. nated 1B Kendrys Morales for assign- L.J. Scott. Eastern Conference EASTERN CONFERENCE Tampa Bay 24 15 .615 — go White Sox (Banuelos 2-2), 2:10 Milwaukee 24 19 .558 2½ Dodgers (Kershaw 2-0), 10:10 p.m. ment. Reinstated OF/1B Mark Canha DENVER BRONCOS — Waived Toronto vs. Milwaukee Boston 2, Carolina 0 New York 24 16 .600 ½ p.m. Pittsburgh 20 17 .541 3½ Wednesday's Games from the 10-day IL. TE Temarrick Hemingway, DL Jaylen Wednesday, May 15: Toronto at Thursday, May 9: Boston 5, Caroli- Boston 22 19 .537 3 Baltimore (Cashner 4-1) at N.Y. St. Louis 22 19 .537 3½ Pittsburgh at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. SEATTLE MARINERS — Johnson and Cashaud Lyons and OT Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. na 2 Toronto 16 24 .400 8½ Yankees (Happ 2-3), 6:35 p.m. Cincinnati 18 23 .439 7½ Toronto at San Francisco, 3:45 Optioned RHP Dan Altavilla to Brian Wallace. Signed DL DeShawn Friday, May 17: Toronto at Milwau- Sunday, May 12: Boston 6, Caroli- Baltimore 14 26 .350 10½ Colorado (Freeland 2-5) at Boston West Division p.m. Arkansas (TL). Recalled RHP Austin Williams and Deyon Sizer, TE Bug kee, 8:30 p.m. na 2 Central Division (Sale 1-5), 7:10 p.m. WLPct GB Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 6:40 Adams from Tacoma (PCL). Howard and OL Nathan Jacobson. Sunday, May 19: Milwaukee at Tuesday, May 14: Boston at Caroli- WLPct GB Houston (Miley 3-2) at Detroit (Car- Los Angeles 27 16 .628 — p.m. National League DETROIT LIONS — Released LB Toronto, 7 p.m. na, 8 p.m. Minnesota 25 15 .625 — penter 0-1), 7:10 p.m. Arizona 22 19 .537 4 Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:05 NEW YORK METS — Sent RHP Tre' Williams. Signed LB Juwon Tuesday, May 21: Milwaukee at Thursday, May 16: Boston at Car- Cleveland 21 19 .525 4 Tampa Bay (Morton 3-0) at Miami San Diego 22 19 .537 4 p.m. Neraldo Catalina to Tampa Bay to Young. Toronto, 8:30 p.m. olina, 8 p.m. Chicago 19 21 .475 6 (Smith 3-0), 7:10 p.m. Colorado 19 21 .475 6½ N.Y. Mets at Washington, 7:05 p.m. complete an earlier trade. GREEN BAY PACKERS — x-Thursday, May 23: Toronto at Mil- x-Saturday, May 18: Carolina at Detroit 18 21 .462 6½ L.A. Angels (Pena 2-1) at Minneso- San Francisco 17 23 .425 8½ Colorado at Boston, 7:10 p.m. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Released WR Matthew Eaton. waukee, 8:30 p.m. Boston, 7:15 p.m. Kansas City 14 27 .341 11½ ta (Gibson 3-1), 7:40 p.m. Sunday's Games Tampa Bay at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Selected the contract of INF/OF Jake Claimed S Mike Tyson off waivers x-Saturday, May 25: Milwaukee at x-Monday, May 20: Boston at Car- West Division Texas (Miller 1-2) at Kansas City Miami at N.Y. Mets, ppd. St. Louis at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Elmore from Indianapolis (IL). Placed from Houston. Signed G Elgton Jenk- Toronto, 8:30 p.m. olina, 8 p.m. WLPct GB (Duffy 1-1), 8:15 p.m. Philadelphia 6, Kansas City 1 San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 INF Jung Ho Kang on the 10-day IL. ins. x-Monday, May 27: Toronto at Mil- x-Wednesday, May 22: Carolina at Houston 27 15 .643 — Toronto (Thornton 0-4) at San Pittsburgh 10, St. Louis 6 p.m. Transferred RHP Jameson Taillon to HOUSTON TEXANS — Signed LB waukee, 8:30 p.m. Boston, 8 p.m. Los Angeles 20 21 .488 6½ Francisco (Beede 0-1), 9:45 p.m. Colorado 10, San Diego 7 the 60-day IL. Xavier Woodson-Luster. Waived LB Western Conference WESTERN CONFERENCE Seattle 20 23 .465 7½ Oakland (Anderson 4-2) at Seattle San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 5 TransactionsBASEBALL BASKETBALL Chase Middleton. Portland vs. Golden State San Jose 1, St. Louis 1 Oakland 19 23 .452 8 (Leake 2-4), 10:10 p.m. Atlanta 5, Arizona 3 American League National Basketball Association INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed Tuesday, May 14: Portland at Gold- Saturday, May 11: San Jose 6, St. Texas 17 21 .447 8 Wednesday's Games L.A. Dodgers 6, Washington 0 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — CLEVELAND CAVALIERS — S Khari Willis and CB Marvell Tell III. en State, 9 p.m. Louis 3 Sunday's Games L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs 4, Milwaukee 1 Optioned RHP Jake Newberry, to Named John Beilein coach and signed KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Thursday, May 16: Portland at Monday, May 13: St. Louis 4, San Baltimore 5, L.A. Angels 1 Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 3:05 Monday's Games Omaha (PCL). Selected the contract him to a five-year contract. Announced the retirement of QB EJ Golden State, 9 p.m. Jose 2 Boston 11, Seattle 2 p.m., 1st game Philadelphia 7, Milwaukee 4 of INF Nicky Lopez from Omaha. LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Manuel. Signed WR Rashard Davis, Saturday, May 18: Golden State at Wednesday, May 15: San Jose at Chicago White Sox 5, Toronto 1 Toronto at San Francisco, 3:45 Pittsburgh at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Named Frank Vogel coach. RB Marcus Marshall, TE Jody Fort- Portland, 9 p.m. St. Louis, 8 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 7, Tampa Bay 1 p.m. Tuesday's Games Placed RHP Luis Garcia. Recalled FOOTBALL son, DB Herb Miller and DB Andrew Monday, May 20: Golden State at Friday, May 17: San Jose at St. Detroit 5, Minnesota 3 Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 6:35 Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 2-4) at RHP Taylor Cole from Salt Lake National Football League Soroh. Claimed OT Zach Golditch off Portland, 9 p.m. Louis, 8 p.m. Houston 15, Texas 5 p.m., 2nd game Cincinnati (Roark 3-1), 6:40 p.m. (PCL). ARIZONA CARDINALS — waivers from Arizona. Waived WR x-Wednesday, May 22: Portland at Sunday, May 19: St. Louis at San Philadelphia 6, Kansas City 1 Colorado at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee (Woodruff 5-1) at MINNESOTA TWINS — Recalled Released CB Ryan Pulley and TE Andre Lindsey, WR Sammie Coates, Golden State, 9 p.m. Jose, 3 p.m. Cleveland 5, Oakland 3 Houston at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Eickhoff 2-1), 7:05 p.m. RHP Tyler Duffey from Rochewster Jerome Washington. 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Apply in person Potential for growth. For more information, contact EconoLodge - Hurley We offer the following benefits Computer skills a PLUS! 1000 10th Avenue N. Beth at: 715-543-2699 or to our full time employees: Wage based on experience! No phone calls please! Medical/Dental Insurance, [email protected] Paid Vacations/Holiday, Profit Sharing & Life Insurance. RUOTSALA CONSTRUCTION, LLC Applications may be picked at: Flower and Grounds Assistant Accepting Applications for Concrete Finishers with our EAU Holdings in Manitowish Waters is seeking a Commercial Traveling Concrete Crew 1200 Odanah Road Flowers and Grounds Assistant to join our team. Hurley, WI Earn up to $54.00 Hourly from 7:00am-4:00pm Experience required willing to train. Experience a plus, but willing to train the ideal CONTA CT: candidate. Must be able to work in a fast-paced Bessemer Plywood Corporation [email protected] environment and able to lift up to 50 lbs. Competitive 906-364-0300 is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 5exible E5299 Hannu Road wages and benefits. part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants Ironwood, MI 49938 For more information, contact Beth at: may apply or reapply at our main o3ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm so that we can update our 4les. 1is should be done on a yearly basis. BPC o2ers competitive wages including attendance and Forslund Building Supply in Ironwood has an opening. 715-543-2699 or email: safety bonuses. Fringe bene4ts include health, vision, dental, Part time sales associate. Duties include: Counter sales, [email protected] and life insurance, PTO, 401(k), & paid holidays. assisting customers, stocking inventory. Experience with Bessemer Plywood Corporation Applicants may apply in person at BPC, computers and retail helpful. Must be 18 years old. Industry and/or product knowledge a plus. EOE is now accepting applications for Spreader positions. 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Opportunities ded Plat thereof. May 14,15,16,17,18,20,21 NOTICE: The redemption period shall be 6 NOTICE TO BID The Board of County Road Com- Escalating US-China The Daily Globe, while exercising months from the date of such sale, reasonable care in accepting ads, unless determined abandoned in missioners of Gogebic County, warns those answering to accordance with MCLA 600.3241a; State of Michigan, at its offices in investigate the proposition offered or, if the subject real property is the Courthouse Annex, City of and to be careful of any ad used for agricultural purposes as Bessemer, will receive sealed bids trade war sends requiring money to be sent for defined by MCL 600.3240(16). until 11:00 a.m. (CDST) on Wed- information or long distance phone If the property is sold at foreclosure nesday, May 22, 2019 for the fol- calls that may request money sale under Chapter 32 of the Re- lowing items: US-2 Bessemer HMA for information. Sales • Rentals vised Judicature Act of 1961, pursu- Milling & Paving Services Further stocks plunging Management • Appraisals ant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower information and specifications may will be held responsible to the per- be obtained at the road commis- Appliances son who buys the property at the sion office in Bessemer or on NEW YORK (AP) – The companies get a significant mortgage foreclosure sale or to the our website Dow Jones Industrial Aver- amount of revenue from 906-932-5406 mortgage holder for damaging the www.gogebiccountyroadcommis- Highway US-2 • Ironwood property during the redemption peri- sion.org for these bids. Bidders age plunged more than 600 China and stand to lose od. may use their own bid blanks and points Monday as investors heavily if the trade war Mattson’s TV upnorthproperty.com This notice is from a debt collector. submit along with GCRC Bid Form, Date of notice: May 7, 2019 in a sealed envelope and plainly sought shelter from an drags on. Boeing slid 4.9%. Trott Law, P.C. marked on the outside what item is escalating trade war The broader S&P 500 & Appliance Borseth 1384165 being bid on. The Board will accept (05-07)(05-28) bids by fax at (906) 663-4807, between the U.S. and index fell 69.53 points, or Insurance & provided it is followed by receipt of China. 2.4%, to 2,811.87. The May 7,14,21,28, 2019 the original signed bid by mail. The Real Estate NOTICE OF FORCLOSURE Board reserves the right to reject or The selling was index is coming off its BY ADVERTISEMENT accept any bid or all bids or to widespread and heavy, worst week since January, NOTICE is hereby given pursuant waive irregularities and to accept Tw o L o c a t i o n s any bid that, in the opinion of the Ewen, MI to MCL 600.3212, that the follow- handing the benchmark though it’s still up sharply ing will be foreclosed by a sale of Board, is to the best interest and Phone: (906)988-2329 the mortgaged premises, or some advantage of Gogebic County. S&P 500 index its biggest for the year. The Nasdaq, Ontonagon, MI part of them, at public auction at the BOARD OF COUNTY loss since January. The sell- which is heavily weighted place of holding the circuit court ROAD COMMISSIONERS Phone: (906)884-4161 within Gogebic County, at 10:00 off extended the market’s with technology stocks, Appliances Toll Free AM, on June 7, 2019: Name(s) of slide into a second week. slid 269.92 points, or • • (877)768-9846 the mortgagor(s): Robert Q. Mov- TV’s rich, a single man Original Mort- The losses so far in May 3.4%, to 7,647.02, its worst • • gagee: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. have now erased the mar- drop of the year. Foreclosing Assignee (if any): None Plus Service www.borsethproperties.com Date of Mortgage: September 13, ket’s gains from April. The Russell 2000 index 2006 Date of Mortgage Recording: October 2, 2006 Amount claimed Technology companies, of small company stocks Trucks, Heavy due on date of notice: $42,289.23 which do a lot of business lost 49.99 points, or 3.2%, “Box Store Prices, Description of the mortgaged Equipment premises: Situated in City of Iron- with China, led the way to 1,523. Small Town Service” wood, Gogebic County, Michigan, lower. Chipmakers were Trade talks between the and described as: Lot 26, Since 1962 Assessor's Plat No. 18 to the City of among the biggest declin- U.S. and China concluded Ironwood. The redemption period ers. Apple also took heavy Friday with no agreement 122 E. Aurora St. shall be 6 months from the date of such sale, unless determined aban- losses, tumbling 5.8%. and with the U.S. increas- doned in accordance with MCLA Ironwood, MI 600.3241a; or, if the subject real Farming equipment maker ing import tariffs on $200 property is used for agricultural pur- DAILY GLOBE Deere drove losses in the billion of Chinese goods to 906-932-0510 poses as defined by MCL 600.3240(16). If the property is sold industrial sector. 25% from 10%. Officials at foreclosure sale under Chapter Letters should deal with The world’s two largest also said they were prepar- 2010 Eldorado 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of matters of current, Wanted to Buy 16 passenger Medium Duty 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 economies had seemed to ing to expand tariffs to Bus with Wheelchair Lift. the borrower will be held respons- public interest and be be on track to resolve the cover another $300 billion Fair Condition ible to the person who buys the property at the mortgage foreclos- ongoing trade dispute that of goods. Gazelle Exercise Glider 156,299 miles ure sale or to the mortgage holder no longer than 400 (715)329-1343 Ford E450; Gasoline; for damaging the property during has raised prices for con- China on Monday Commercial/ Automatic; 22’. the redemption period. This notice words. Must be signed sumers and pinched corpo- announced tariff increases Serviced every 5,000 miles. is from a debt collector. by the author and rate profit margins. Hopes on $60 billion of U.S. View Monday-Friday Date of notice: May 7, 2019 Residential Trott Law, P.C. for a resolution had helped imports, particularly farm (9am-4pm CDT) 1384104 include name, address GOGEBIC COUNTY push the market to its best products like soybeans. The Property for rent: (05-07)(05-28) and phone number for 3,200 sq.ft. office building. TRANSIT yearly start in decades. price of soybeans slid 0.8% Former Social Security offices, 235 E. McLeod, Ironwood verification purposes. Cloverland Drive, Ironwood. (906)932-2523 May 7, 14, 21,28, 2019 Those hopes are now to $8.04 a bushel. They NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Will build/remodel to suit. SEALED BIDS accepted until Mail: replaced by concerns that a were trading around $9 a Call (906)932-1411 BY ADVERTISEMENT 4PM (CDT) NOTICE is hereby given pursuant 118 E McLeod Ave. full-blown trade war could bushel last month and are Apartments & FRIDAY, June 7, 2019 to MCL 600.3212, that the follow- crimp what is otherwise a now at their lowest price GCT reserves the right to ing will be foreclosed by a sale of Ironwood, MI 49938 reject any and/or all bids, the mortgaged premises, or some mostly healthy economy. since December 2008. The Duplexes part of them, at public auction at the GCT is an ADA/EOE place of holding the circuit court Email: “The larger issue with falling price has put pres- 103 Sellar Street, Bessemer within Gogebic County, at 10:00 the tariffs isn’t the specific sure on U.S. farmers. Upper one bedroom AM, on June 7, 2019: [email protected] $420.00 monthly plus electric Name(s) of the mortgagor(s): Kar- Fax: amounts of tariffs at any Analysts have said $640.00 to move in Autos/SUVs en L Pertile given time, but the uncer- investors should prepare (810)208-1529 Original Mortgagee: Action Mort- (906)-932-4211 gage Co., Inc. tainty that’s surrounding for a more volatile stock Foreclosing Assignee (if any): Wells Apartments Available in Hurley. 2000 Ford Ranger. 4 cyl, 5 speed, these tariffs and the market while the trade dis- 2 wheel drive. $1,800.00 Fargo Bank, N.A. Rent based on income. Date of Mortgage: February 10, North 05-14-19 Stove & fridge provided. (906)464-0035 m 5 2 ‘what’s-next?’ of an escalat- pute deepens. Many are 2006 n Coin operated laundry on site. Date of Mortgage Recording: Feb- K Q 10 9 4 ing trade war,” said Willie still confident that both Please call: (712)580-5360. Vehicle Value Special! o A 9 6 5 4 Run it until it sells ruary 15, 2006 p Delwiche, investment sides will eventually reach Amount claimed due on date of no- 9 or 30 days West East which ever one comes first! tice: $39,047.39 m m strategist at Baird. “That a deal. Bessemer: One Bedroom Description of the mortgaged Q 9 7 6 A J 10 4 Upper Apartment 20 words or less n A 3 n 8 weighs on the global econ- “Since we see a trade $35.00 premises: Situated in City of Iron- o o Appliances, water and wood, Gogebic County, Michigan, Q J K 8 7 3 2 omy and could then weigh accord being reached in heat included. Additional charge for photo, p A Q 6 5 4 p K 10 3 private parties only. and described as: Lot One (1), No pets, Smoke-free Block Eight (8), Nordland Addition South on the U.S. economy.” the not-too-distant future, $425.00 Limited Time Offer! m K 8 3 (906)932-2211 to the City of Ironwood, according n The Dow dove 617.38 we don’t expect the market (906)364-0459 to the recorded Plat thereof. J 7 6 5 2 [email protected] o 10 points, or 2.4%, to to endure more than a The redemption period shall be 6 p months from the date of such sale, J 8 7 2 25,324.99. Earlier, it was short-lived spate of indiges- Houses for Rent Legals unless determined abandoned in Dealer: South accordance with MCLA 600.3241a; Vulnerable: East-West down 719 points. Apple tion,” said Sam Stovall, or, if the subject real property is 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, plus South West North East and Boeing were the Dow’s chief investment strategist May 7,14,21,28, 2019 used for agricultural purposes as p utilities. $500.00/month, lease, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Pass 1 2NT Dbl. defined by MCL 600.3240(16). 4n Pass Pass Pass biggest decliners. Both at CFRA. security. MSHDA. (715)219-1517. BY ADVERTISEMENT If the property is sold at foreclosure Available June 1. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant sale under Chapter 32 of the Re- Opening lead: ?? to MCL 600.3212, that the follow- vised Judicature Act of 1961, pursu- ing will be foreclosed by a sale of ant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower 800 Division Street, Hurley the mortgaged premises, or some will be held responsible to the per- Describe the nature 3 Bedroom home part of them, at public auction at the son who buys the property at the $600.00 monthly plus utilities place of holding the circuit court mortgage foreclosure sale or to the of a hand quickly Available June 1st within Gogebic County, at 10:00 mortgage holder for damaging the (715)617-2057 AM, on June 7, 2019: property during the redemption peri- By Phillip Alder (715)359-0557 Name(s) of the mortgagor(s): Den- od. nis D. Besonen and Christine M. This notice is from a debt collector. W. Bruce Cameron, who is Besonen, Husband and Wife Date of notice: May 7, 2019 best known for his novel “A Dog’s Homes, Apartments, and Original Mortgagee: Wells Fargo Trott Law, P.C. Purpose,” wrote, “There are Business Spaces for rent. Bank, N.A. 1384108 apparently three factors that lead to Call for details. Foreclosing Assignee (if any): None (05-07)(05-28) longevity: heredity, habits and what The Real Estate Store Date of Mortgage: December 21, your wife will let you get away with.” (906)932-5406 2012 The single most important factor Date of Mortgage Recording: Janu- to the longevity of bridge is the fact that there are so many exceptions to ary 8, 2013 the basic guidelines. However, if you Wide range of fully furnished Amount claimed due on date of no- stick to the tried and true guidelines, vacation homes in the Big tice: $70,191.39 you will come out ahead most of the Powderhorn Ski Resort area Description of the mortgaged time. available for month to month premises: Situated in City of Iron- How would you critique this rentals from April – November. wood, Gogebic County, Michigan, auction? What should happen in four Application, references and and described as: Lots Twenty-Five hearts? security deposit required. (25) and Twenty-Six (26), I agree with North’s Unusual Two Call for details. (906)932-3100 Marander's Addition to the City of No-Trump, showing at least 5-5 in or (800)222-3131 Ironwood, Gogebic County, the red suits. Yes, if East-West win Michigan, according to the recor- the auction, they will have a road map of the deal, but why should that happen? Two no-trump gives much more information to South than would a one-heart overcall. (In a 15-table duplicate, when North did bid one heart, East made a negative double, and the unbeatable four- spade contract was easily reached.) After East’s double, showing a good hand with defensive values, either West or East should have doubled four hearts, knowing that his side had the balance of power. Then West should have started the defense with the ace and another heart, to cut down declarer’s ruffing winners. South would have taken only one spade, four hearts, one diamond and three club ruffs on the board. Instead, West led the diamond Computer Services Law n Se rvi ces Lawn Services queen, which East thought was a singleton. So, when declarer shortly led a low diamond from the board, East put up his king, squashing his partner’s jack and establishing dummy’s nine as a 10th trick for ARI South. SA © 2019 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS R. A. 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