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All Santas 15% OFF THE LEATHER & GIFT SHOP “Where Shopping’s Fun & Wrapping’s Free” 410 W. Lead St., Bessemer, MI • Ph. 667-0500 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Saturday, December 5, 2015 75 cents HOLIDAY PARADE Warm weather brings out big Jack Frost parade crowd By RALPH ANSAMI return to a bigger event. —Third: Gogebic County [email protected] There were dozens of horses Community Mental Health, IRONWOOD — With balmy and the HOPE animal shelter $1,000. December weather, Ironwood’s brought some dogs out, walked —Fourth: Bill Osterman, 21st Jack Frost parade on Friday by volunteers. $500. drew dozens of colorful floats, One of the highlights of the —Fifth: Ironwood Public Safe- scores of animals and thousands hour-long parade, dedicated to ty Department, $500. of spectators. long-time announcer Chuck Ger- —Sixth: Hampston family, Temperatures in the upper vasio, was a rousing performance $250. 30s brought out a crowd that was by the Ironwood Dance Compa- —Seventh: Kristin and Katie about five deep all along the ny, with about 30 young girls Holm, $250. length of Aurora Street. performing. —Eighth: Last Tangle Girls, Silvery Jack Frost, who bore a The marching shovel brigade $250. strong resemblance to Ironwood banged and scraped bare pave- —Ninth: Stanley Gresham, Public Safety Department officer ment along the way, as specta- $250. Matt Sterbenz, skipped along the tors watched from icy sidewalks. In conjunction with the route and posed for photos with At Hitt’s Fine Furniture store, parade, the downtown River Val- the children. owner Mary Hitt took a good- ley Bank is hosting a ginger- Katrina Leopold, of Ironwood, natured ribbing after winning bread house competition through brought a chair and her dog, the $2,000 second place prize in Dec. 11, open to public viewing. Indy, to the parade. Indy sat in the $100-a-ticket raffle that sup- For those who couldn’t get to her lap and watched the floats ports the parade. the Jack Frost parade, rebroad- and animals pass by. Leopold Neil Beckman won the $5,000 casts will be from Friday, Dec. said she came to the parade last first place prize. 11, through Monday, Dec. 21, year, liked it, and decided to Other prize winners were: nightly on Charter Channel 185. Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe COLORFUL DANCERS of all ages from the Ironwood Dance Company perform at Friday’s Jack Frost parade. IRON COUNTY Local holiday concerts set to begin Tuesday As Christmas approaches, Hurley’s elementary and mid- concert at 10 a.m. many holiday concerts begin to dle school band and choir con- ——— dot the calendars of area cert will be Tuesday, Dec. 15, at In Bessemer, the high school schools. 7 p.m. in the auditorium. The band concert will be Friday, The Ironwood fifth grade program will include bands from Dec. 11, at 7 p.m., in the A.D. band is first up with its concert fifth through eighth grade, as Johnston High School gym. planned for Tuesday at 6 p.m. in well as the School Singers and The Washington Elementary Luther L. Wright’s elementary junior high choir. vocal concert will be Friday, gym. The Hurley High School band Dec. 18 at 1 p.m. School officials Ironwood’s 6-12 grade band and choir concert is set for said the 9 a.m. rehearsal that concert will be Sunday, Dec. 13, Wednesday, Dec. 16, at 7 p.m. in day is also open to those who at 3 p.m., at the Ironwood The- the auditorium. can’t attend in the afternoon. atre.. There are two days of elemen- ——— The Ironwood K-4 elementary tary Christmas concerts The Wakefield-Marenisco programs is set for Monday, planned in Hurley. The Mon- School will present its elemen- Dec. 14, at 5 p.m. in LLW’s high day/Wednesday pre-K, kinder- tary and high school concert on school gymnasium. garten and first grade classes Thursday, Dec. 17, at 6 p.m., in LLW’s middle school and will perform Monday, Dec. 21, at the gymnasium. high school choirs, as well as 1 p.m. ——— Accent!, will offer their Christ- The Tuesday/Thursday pre- The Watersmeet School mas concert twice on Wednes- K, second and third grade class- Christmas concert is scheduled day, Dec. 16, at 6 and 7:30 p.m., es will perform Tuesday, Dec. for Thursday, Dec. 17, at 6 p.m., at Theatre North. 22, at 9:30 a.m., followed by the ——— fourth, fifth and sixth graders’ CONCERTS — page 5 Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe ROB RUDE, a former director of response and recovery for Wisconsin Emergency Management, facilitates a discussion regarding Iron County’s mass care plan during a table-top session Friday at the Iron County Memorial Building. Among those attending the session, clockwise from left, are Jim Loeper, Rude, Darrell Petrusha, Karl Krall and Paul Samardich. Meyers hears opinions Iron County officials work about aging issues to develop mass care plan By TOM STANKARD “Iron County has the highest [email protected] percentage of elderly citizens in HURLEY — State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bayfield, the state of Wisconsin,” she said. By RICHARD JENKINS tornadoes or fires. that go along with opening up a listened to area residents voice their opinions about In the area of dementia, Kolson [email protected] The creation of a care plan is shelter — how do they get by the Alzheimer’s and dementia on Friday afternoon at the said her agency is going to be HURLEY — Officials from a required by the Center for Dis- roads, who pays, where’s the lia- Iron County Courthouse. working “diligently on improving number of Iron County agencies ease Control and Prevention bility, how do we communicate,” As an appointee of the Speakers Task Force on the system of care in the county. met Friday at the Iron County and the state, which provides said Rob Rude, a former director Alzheimer’s and Dementia, Meyers said she hopes “We’re moving forward and Memorial Building to partici- funding to the county to develop of response and recovery for the task force started by State Rep. Robin Vos to have approved an additional posi- pate in a table-top exercise to the plan. Wisconsin Emergency Manage- gather information will have a positive impact on the tion for ICHS,” she said. “We get develop a mass care plan for the The specific scenario Friday ment, who facilitated the discus- aging population. funds from the state through an county. involved a winter storm that sion. “You can use just about The STAD is bipartisan group of elected officials Beth Aging and Disability Resource Meyers The plan would be used in knocked out power in the Mer- any scenario that you want and from the Wisconsin Assembly that will look to Center. We formed a consortium of instances where the county cer area and blocked area roads. drive the responses.” improve and promote community-based resources Iron, Ashland, Bayfield, Sawyer needed to open up a temporary “The idea the was, what are Among those participating in and raise awareness, as well as address legal issues and Price counties. With that, in January, we’re shelter, Iron County Health they going to have to do to open the table-top exercise were and determine possible state participation in treat- bringing on one more person to help with the ADRC Officer Zona Wick explained, up a shelter? Everybody says ment and research. and could cover a range of emer- ‘great idea to open up a shelter,’ Carolyn Kolson, director of Iron County Human Ser- gencies including ice storms, but it’s all the ancillary things vices, said aging issues “are at the forefront in Iron County. PLAN — page 5 AGING — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Area school lunch menus, Dec. Thursday: Spaghetti, bread- Friday: Hot ham and cheese, Thomas J. Radzwilowicz 7-11. All meals are served with sticks, veggie, fruit. peas, peaches. WATERSMEET, Mich. — Thomas J. On May 20, 1978, he was married to the milk. Fruit, vegetables and bread Friday: Hot dogs, baked Hurley Radzwilowicz, 62, a longtime resident of former Barb Haanpaa in Ironwood. She sur- are served at most schools daily. beans, tater tots, fruit. Monday: Breakfast: Cheese Watersmeet, died peacefully Wednesday vives. A salad bar may also be avail- omelets — Lunch: Tomato soup, Ewen-Trout Creek evening, Dec. 2, 2015, at home. Also surviving are two sons; Jason able. Monday: Turkey burgers, grilled cheese. Thomas was born Aug. 19, 1953, in (Kassie) Radzwilowicz, of Rock Springs, ranch fries, salad, apple slices. Bessemer Tuesday: Breakfast: Cinna- Menominee, son of the late Walter and Wyo., and Aaron (Jessica) Radzwilowicz, of Monday: Stuffed crust pizza, Tuesday: Hamburgers, baked mon oatmeal — Lunch: Chicken Clementine (Gubala) Radzwilowicz. He St. Charles, Mo.; and a brother, Richard veggies, fruit. beans, orange wedges. patty. attended Watersmeet schools and graduated (Leona) Radzwilowicz, of Cary, Ill. Tuesday: Chicken gravy, oven Wednesday: Chicken patties, Wednesday: Breakfast: Mini from the Watersmeet High School with the Besides his parents, he was preceded in mashed potatoes, veggies, fruit. sweet potato puff, corn, pears. blueberry waffles — Lunch: Hot class of 1971. He also attended Gogebic Com- death by two brothers, Dennis and Arthur. Wednesday: Walking tacos, Thursday: French bread dogs, baked beans. munity College where he majored in busi- Cremation has taken place. veggie, fruit, cookie. pizza, salad, fruit salad. Thursday: Breakfast: Break- ness. Inurnment will take place in the fast burrito — Lunch: Hamburg- His parents owned and operated Clem’s Watersmeet Cemetery. ers, waffle fries. Cafe in Watersmeet and Thomas worked Range Funeral Service and Crematory Friday: Breakfast: Pancakes there for many years. He was also the town- and the Ketola-Burla Funeral Home of Iron- AILY LOBE ship secretary for 24 years. He enjoyed play- wood and Hurley is assisting the family. To D G — Lunch: Pepperoni or cheese ing and writing music. He especially enjoyed leave online condolences, visit rangefuner- pizza. fishing and woodworking. alservices.com. Ironwood Monday: Corn dogs, baked Christmas beans, tater tots, salad, fruit. Myrtle A. ‘Myrt’ Miller Tuesday: Popcorn chicken with potatoes and corn, salad, MERCER, Wis. — Myrtle A. “Myrt” Miller, For reprints or lamination Home Interior fruit. 92, of Mercer, died Friday, Dec. 4, 2015, in her services, contact the Daily Globe Wednesday: Spaghetti, garlic home. at 906-932-2211 bread, salad, fruit. Arrangements are pending with McKevitt- Patrick Funeral Home and Cremation Ser- Decorating Contest Thursday: Pasties, three-bean Decorating Contest vices of Ironwood. salad, fruit. Friday: Calzones, celery sticks, fruit. J A C K F R O S T Mercer WINNERS RECEIVE Monday: Breakfast: Muffin — Lunch: Sloppy Joes. Grand Prize Tuesday: Breakfast: Oatmeal $ — Lunch: Chicken nuggets. 100 Gift Certificate Wednesday: Breakfast: Break- fast burrito — Lunch: Tacos. $ 1st Prize: 50 Gift Certificate Thursday: Breakfast: Bagel — Lunch: Pizza. $ Friday: Breakfast: Cinnamon 2nd Prize: 25 Gift Certificate roll — Lunch: Beef patties on bun. Ontonagon Monday: Chicken patty, oven CONTEST RULES fries, peaches. • Must live in Daily Globe delivery area. Tuesday: Pepperoni calzone, green beans, fruit. • Submit photo to Globe: 118 E. McLeod, Wednesday: Meatballs, Ironwood, MI 49938 or e-mail JPG photo mashed potatoes, corn, pears. to [email protected] by Thursday: Chicken enchilada, Dec. 7, 2015. green beans, pears. • Include name, address, phone & e-mail Friday: Pizza or chef salad, veggies, fruit. with your entry. Wakefield-Marenisco • Winners photos will be printed in the No report. Daily Globe on Dec. 12, 2015. Watersmeet • Entry is FREE Monday: Noodle hot dish, corn. Tuesday: Chili, pretzel, veg- gies. SHOW OFF YOUR Wednesday: Chicken nuggets, fries, peaches. HOLIDAY SPIRIT! Thursday: Tacos, Spanish rice, fruit. Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe Friday: Mini corn dogs, ravio- MANY AREA hunters didn’t see any deer this season until they attended the Friday Jack Frost parade in Iron- ENTERENTER TODAYTODAY li, grapes. wood. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2015 l 3 Community calendar MERCER LEO CLUB

Email calendar items and com- Tiny Tot Story Hour, 10 a.m., ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. munity news to news@yourdaily- Wakefield Public Library. Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., globe.com. For more information, Friends of the Mercer Public county courthouse, Bessemer. call 906-932-2211. Library, 10 a.m., library, Mercer, Erwin Township Board, 6:30 Wis. p.m., Erwin Township Hall. Saturday, Dec. 5 Poetry Writing Group, 10:30- Thursday, Dec. 10 11:30 a.m., Ironwood Carnegie Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 Library. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., wood. area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Children’s Gingerbread House area74.org. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Event, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Bessemer Bessemer American Legion p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Public Library. Post 27, 5 p.m. 1110. Bessemer Community Christ- Ironwood Fifth Grade Band Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, mas Party, 11:30 p.m. to 3 p.m., Concert, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Bessemer. elementary gym. area74.org. Community Pickleball Pad- Ironwood American Legion Red Hat Society Northwoods dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School gym- Post 5, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6:30 p.m. Divas, noon, Elk and Hound, Iron- nasium. 715-776-4588. meeting, Memorial Building, Legion wood. Reservations required to 906- club room. 932-5455 or 906-663-4871. Sunday, Dec. 6 Gathering, Participating and Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental p.m., all welcome, Dr. Kate Hospice Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., disability advocacy group, Commu- office, 1571 U.S. 51 North in Arbor closed meeting, Salem Lutheran nity Mental Health, Wakefield. 906- Vitae. Church, Ironwood. 229-6170. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all Submitted photo National Finnish American Fes- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- THE MERCER, WIS., Leo Club inducted five new members Tuesday. Members include, from left, Chloe Brandt, tival chorus Christmas Concert, 2 Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Kobe Hiller, president Brett Benson, Ava Barton, Ryan Losh and Adeline Huybrecht. The club is school-based p.m., Zion Lutheran Church, Iron- tion, Ironwood. area74.org. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 and sponsored by the Mercer Lions, according to a Lions spokesman. They meet monthly at Mercer School wood. Christian Men of the Northland, p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, and have 29 members. Gogebic Range Trail Authority, 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. meeting, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse 6 p.m., Black River Lodge, Iron- Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. Faith Center, Ironwood. wood. Government Gogebic Range Local Foodies, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Iron County Forestry and Parks 5:30 p.m., Women’s Club Room, What makes a Swedish meatball Swedish? p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Committee, 2 p.m., Forestry confer- Ironwood Memorial Building. Bessemer. area74.org. ence room, Hurley. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 By KATIE WORKMAN Gogebic Community College Associated Press Monday, Dec. 7 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Board, 3:30 p.m., special meeting, Hurley. area74.org. Full confession: I’ve never Room B22. Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 known what Swedish meatballs Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Montreal City Council, 4:30 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- p.m., Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. were. p.m., city hall. Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, I knew of them, of course. But treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Pence Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. I never knew what really made (Wis.) Town Hall. Government Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., them Swedish, or at least area74.org. Bessemer Housing Commis- “Swedish.” So I did a little city hall. sion, 8 a.m., Executive Director’s Chess Club, 4 p.m., Ironwood research. In Sweden, meatballs Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., Office, 709 West Iron Street, Besse- Carnegie Library, Ironwood. Kimball (Wis.) Community Center. are called kottbullar (which is Carnegie Young Authors and mer. Iron County Finance Commit- now the first and only Swedish Illustrators Group, 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 9 word I know), and they usually Luther L. Wright school library. tee, 8 a.m., Iron County Courthouse, are made with ground beef or a Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Christian Men of the Northland, Hurley. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Gogebic Range Water Authori- mix of ground beef, pork and Ironwood. area74.org. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 ty Board, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer sometimes veal, and they are fin- Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, a.m., Range Community Bible Township Hall, Ramsay. ished in a sauce of broth and 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright School, Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Friday, Dec. 11 cream. room 205. Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- That sounded like something Iron County Republican Party, 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 my family could get down with. 6 p.m., Oma Town Hall. Public Library. 715-476-2366. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. And apparently they should also MECCA Ski Club, 6:30 p.m., Hurley Education Foundation, Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 be served with lingonberries. MECCA cabin near the treatment noon, Hurley School conference p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Admittedly, they were pretty Associated Press facility, Mercer, Wis. room. SWEDISH MEATBALLS are called kottbullar in Swedish and they usual- Emergencies: 715-476-7655. good that way, channeling a sort Pat O’Donnell Civic Center Alcoholics Anonymous, open ly are made with ground beef or a mix of ground beef, pork and some- Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- of Thanksgiving vibe (think Board of Directors, 7 p.m., Civic meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran times veal, and here are finished in a sauce of broth and cream. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran turkey and cranberry sauce). Center, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. While there are other North- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Bessemer High School Band Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 p.m. 906-932-4990. Concert, 7 p.m., A.D. Johnston gym. ern European meatball recipes pepper batches, brown the meatballs on all Cane Court, Ontonagon. Iron County Veterans Service Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EST, that combine a gravy of sorts 1 pound ground beef sides, turning them carefully, about 6 area74.org. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 with meatballs, I think it’s safe 1/2 pound ground pork minutes. Use a slotted spoon to Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Cane Court, Ontonagon. to say that most people (hand 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour transfer them to a paper towel-lined support group, Woodland Church, Community Pickleball Pad- area74.org. raised!) will associate these 1 bay leaf baking sheet. Pour off all but 1 table- Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or dlers, 3 to 6 p.m., Mercer School Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 meatballs with Sweden (and 3/4 cup cream spoon of the fat in the pan, then methetc.web.com. gymnasium. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Ikea) above all. 1 1/2 cups low-sodium beef broth return it to medium high heat. Add Government Wakefield American Legion, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Handful minced fresh parsley or the flour and stir until the flour turns Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular I made these once using the chives (optional, but adds nice color golden brown, about 2 minutes. Add nity Action Agency Nutrition meeting, post, Wakefield. Saturday, Dec. 12 combination of ground beef and and freshness) the bay leaf, cream and broth, then Council, 10:30 a.m., Mill Street Gar- Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., pork listed in the ingredients, In a large, deep saucepan over bring to a simmer. den dining room, Bessemer. room 205, Luther L. Wright School, Holiday Story Time: How the and once using 1 1/2 pounds of medium, heat 2 teaspoons of the Return the meatballs to the pan, Iron County Human Services Ironwood. Grinch Stole Christmas, 10:30 the “meatloaf mix” you can find olive oil. Add the shallots and saute heat until the sauce thickens and Board, 3 p.m., county boardroom, Ewen-Trout Creek Junior- a.m., Iron Carnegie Library, 906- in the meat section of many for 5 minutes, or until they are soft- coats the meatballs well and the Hurley. Senior High Choir, Band Concert, 920-0203. supermarkets. The latter is a ened, but not browned. Set aside. meatballs are cooked through. Sea- Bessemer City Council, 5:30 7 p.m. EST. Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 combination of beef, pork and In a large bowl, combine the egg, son with salt and pepper. Serve hot, p.m., city hall. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- veal. Both worked perfectly. milk, breadcrumbs, allspice, 1 tea- over pasta or rice, if desired. Top Iron County Board of Health, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, wood. area74.org. Panko breadcrumbs are pack- spoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon pepper. with minced parsley or chives, if 5:30 p.m., Mercer Town Hall. Bessemer. area74.org. Community Pickleball Pad- Add the beef, pork and shallots, then desired. Gogebic County Fair Board, Government dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School gym- aged dried Japanese bread- use your hands to combine until well Nutrition information per 6 5:30 p.m., multi-purpose building, Wakefield Housing Commis- nasium. 715-776-4588. crumbs that are a little larger mixed. Form the mixture into small meatballs: 170 calories; 110 calo- Ironwood Fairgrounds. sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor commu- and flakier than their Italian meatballs, less than 1-inch in diame- ries from fat (65 percent of total calo- Ironwood Parks and Recre- nity room, 200 Pierce St., Wakefield. Sunday, Dec. 13 cousins. These days they are sold ter. ries); 12 g fat (5 g saturated; 0 g ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- MARSP, 11 a.m., Golden Dragon, alongside the other bread- Heat the same saucepan over trans fats); 60 mg cholesterol; 190 Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., ing, Conference Room 1, second Ironwood. crumbs, but if you have trouble medium-high, add the remaining 2 mg sodium; 6 g carbohydrate; 0 g closed meeting, Salem Lutheran floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Iron County Transportation finding them check the interna- teaspoons olive oil. Working in fiber; 1 g sugar; 11 g protein. Coordinating Committee, 1 p.m., Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 tional aisle, too. I love their tex- county courthouse board room, Hur- ture, which is a little lighter than Tuesday, Dec. 8 ley. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Gogebic County Retirement Bessemer. area74.org. the more finely ground version. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Commission, 4 p.m., Gogebic Luther L. Wright Band Concert, This recipe makes very saucy vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- County Courthouse, Bessemer. 3 p.m., grades 6-12, Ironwood The- meatballs, which I served over wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- atre. orzo for friends and family, and 1110. then over couscous for a twist, also to high acclaim. You could ACCREDITATION REVIEW NOTICE Briefs cut the amount of broth and Coldplay to headline Super Bowl halftime show cream in half if you wanted more of a glaze than a sauce. I’m plan- Awkward Stage Drama LOS ANGELES (AP) — Cold- include Bruno Mars, Prince, Bey- ning to do that when I make The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Club offers performance play is headlining the Super once, Madonna, Bruce Spring- them for a holiday cocktail program in the School of Nursing at IRONWOOD — The Awk- Bowl halftime show, and a steen, U2 and the Rolling Stones. potluck party and serve them Northern Michigan University ward Stage Drama Club will pre- spokesman for the National “The show has grown into the with cute little skewers. sent the play “Beanie and the Football League hinted that past most important live music stage is undergoing an accreditation review Bamboozling Book Machine” for halftime performers could join on the planet,” Semiao said, SWEDISH MEATBALLS by the Commission on area grade schoolers Thursday the band onstage. recalling the halftime show at Start to finish: 1 hour Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the His- “That’s where you’ll have to the first Super Bowl in 1967 fea- tune in Feb. 7 to find out,” NFL tured two college marching Makes about 90 meatballs on January 27 – 29, 2016. toric Ironwood Theatre. 4 teaspoons olive oil, divided As of Friday, students from vice president of programming bands. 3 tablespoons minced shallots Ironwood, Bessemer, Wake- and media Ron Semiao said Coldplay’s halftime set will be 1 large egg, lightly beaten The purpose of this posting is to Thursday. made up of hits, Semiao said, field/Marenisco, Mercer and All 3/4 cup milk, preferably whole notify our communities of interest Saints Catholic Academy were Katy Perry starred in the including tracks from the new 3/4 cup Panko breadcrumbs scheduled attend, according to most-watched Super Bowl half- album, “A Head Full of Dreams.” 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice that CCNE will accept written and signed organizer Lynne Wiercinski of time show in history earlier this Kosher salt and ground black third-party comments until January 6, 2016. the Ironwood Carnegie Library. year, when more than 118 mil- CCNE shares these comments only “This is the drama club’s way lion viewers tuned in to see her of offering the students a nice perform with Lenny Kravitz and Nurse Practitioner with members of the site visit team. holiday field trip and it is at no her now-famous dancing sharks. 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4 l SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2015 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Racial stereotypes linger DAILY GLOBE From sea to shining sea, college students ableism, mental health stigma and classism.” seem determined to make us argue about That’s from a recent list of grievances pre- Sue Mizell, Publisher race to the exclusion of all else. So here’s sented to the president of Amherst College. something I learned in college: Virtually Somehow, they left out the designated hitter Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor every ugly stereotype applied to African- rule. Americans by white racists was applied to Writing in The Nation, Michelle Goldberg my Irish-Catholic ancestors as well. Their Gene complained about “left-wing anti-liberalism: English oppressors caricatured Irish peas- Lyons the idea ... that social justice demands curbs In Their Opinion ants as shiftless, drunken, sexually promis- on freedom of expression.” She met fierce cuous, donkey-strong but mentally deficient. resistance from Rutgers professor Brittney Planned Parenthood, The Celtic race was good at singing, danc- Cooper in (where else?) Salon, who countered ing, lifting heavy objects and prizefighting. that “(T)he demand to be reasonable is a Red-haired women were thought sexually hardly anybody gets it anymore, so I quit say- disingenuous demand. Black folks have been civility victims in a insatiable. We Celts also had an appalling ing it. reasoning with white people forever. Racism odor. “History ... is a nightmare,” said James is unreasonable, and that means reason has Little historical imagination is required to Joyce’s Stephen Daedalus, “from which I am limited currency in the fight against it.” warlike attack grasp why slave owners needed to call their trying to awake.” No, it doesn’t. Quite the opposite. victims subhuman. Yes, I said slaves. During I understand that it’s easier to resign from My view is that they’re being intellectual- A solitary 57-year-old man, in a terroristic act, alleged- the 17th century, many thousands of native being Irish (in the political sense) than it is to ly defrauded, all these idealistic kids who are ly opened fire inside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Col- Irish were transported to the Caribbean and resign from being black or Asian or Hispanic. being taught their race is destiny, and des- orado Springs on the day after Thanksgiving. He wound- North America and sold into indentured But to me, the freedom to redefine yourself is tiny is race. ed nine and slaughtered three, including a police officer servitude. During the Potato Famine of the the essence of being American. Better by far that they should study ento- who was an elder in his church, an Iraqi veteran who died 1840s, England sent soldiers to guard We used to sit around in our freshman mology, urban planning, or 18th-century trying to warn others and a mother of two who had accom- ships exporting food crops from Irish farms dorm at Rutgers, the state university of New French literature — anything that fascinates Jersey, all us first-generation college boys panied a friend to the clinic. while the native population starved or emi- them — than waste their college years pon- grated. with immigrant ancestors, comparing notes dering the exact color of their navels and Authorities say the motivation of the shooter, Robert Feeding them, it was believed, would com- about the crazy stories our grandparents told compiling lists of fruitless demands. Lewis Dear, is not yet fully known, but they know that promise their work ethic. us about the old country. Me and Czyza, and End xenophobia? Wonderful. Tell it to he held anti-abortion, anti-government views and that, But here’s the thing: At no point was I Finelli, and Sussman, and Piskorowski and ISIS. in remarks after his arrest, he said “no more baby tempted to wonder if my ancestors were, in Sugarman, and Grasso and Maloney ... Well, However, how it seems to work on many parts,” almost certainly a reference to the high-profile, fact, inferior. Not once, not ever. Nor did I see you get the point. campuses these days, is that a tenured com- heavily distorted videos that made the rounds in recent any point in holding it against the Rolling Hardly a WASP in sight, although I’d missar like Cooper gets to make both ends of months. Stones or The Who (although my grandfather actually dated one in high school. the argument: yours and hers. Needless to Those videos were part of a decades-long stretch of Connors pretended to). It was ancient history So no, I won’t apologize for my “white priv- say, you’re wrong by definition. hateful, inflammatory rhetoric and periodic violence to me, fascinating but of little import to my ilege” either. Nor will I turn myself inside out Anyway, here’s what I’d tell her students employed to limit the constitutional right of a woman to life as a first-generation college student. trying to prove my good faith to somebody if they asked me: control her body. So intense has the vitriol become that My father, a donkey-strong man of fierce who doubts it. I’m no better than you, and Yes, race can still be an obstacle. Howev- Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois went on tele- opinions, had a slogan he’d often repeat. It you’re no better than I am. If we can’t agree er, most Americans want to be fair. People vision to castigate Planned Parenthood while the shooter was his personal credo, a bedrock statement to meet in the middle, then maybe it’s best will meet you more than halfway if you let was still in the clinic. The “barbaric videos” were a legiti- of Irish-American patriotism. we not meet at all. them. As President Obama has shown, bigots mate concern, he said, noting that if Planned Parenthood “You’re no better than anybody else,” he’d It will be seen that I’m temperamentally no longer have the power to define your life. was not targeted by an anti-abortion shooter he would growl. “And nobody’s better than you.” unqualified to be a college administrator, Unless, that is, you give it to them. “fully expect an apology” from the organization that did It’s become my personal motto as well. You compelled as they are to remain solemn as Arkansas Times columnist Gene Lyons not yet know at that point how many lay dead in its Col- see, I don’t believe it of you or your ances- impassioned 19-year-olds demand — is a National Magazine Award winner and orado clinic. tors either. That they’re inferior (or superior, demand, no less — an immediate end to not co-author of “The Hunting of the President” In the words of President Obama, enough is enough. for that matter.) Never have. I used to joke only “white supremacy” but to “heterosexism, (St. Martin’s Press, 2000). You can email Americans have been split by the abortion issue since the that being Irish, I only looked white. But cis-sexism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, Lyons at [email protected]. Supreme Court decided Roe vs. Wade in 1973. That rift will not knit together anytime soon, and those on both sides of the issue have every right to continue to peace- Today in history fully express their views. But the warlike attitude that brooks no compromise, only surrender, must end before it The Associated Press feeds further violence. Interestingly, those who wage end- Today’s Highlight in History less war against the constitutional right to an abortion On Dec. 5, 1945, five U.S. Navy tend to also be intolerant of those who would restrain in torpedo bombers mysteriously dis- any way another constitutional right — to bear arms. appeared after taking off from Fort One of the foundations of this nation is that it is one of Lauderdale, Florida, on a training laws. That was the genius of this country’s founders. They mission (designated as Flight 19) with the loss of all 14 crew members; knew, as Aristotle said, that “the law is reason free from “The Lost Squadron,” as it came to passion.” If Americans allow themselves to be governed be known, later contributed to the instead by the passions of the moment, the country risks legend of the Bermuda Triangle. a descent into chaos, where facts and logic are ignored for On this date hot rhetoric. In 1782, the eighth president of the United States, Martin Van Buren, —Minneapolis Star Tribune was born in Kinderhook, New York; he was the first chief executive to be born after American independence. In 1791, composer Wolfgang Legislators Amadeus Mozart died in Vienna, Austria, at age 35. In 1831, former President John Michigan Wisconsin Quincy Adams took his seat as a Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East member of the U.S. House of Repre- 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, phone sentatives. 517-373-3400, online contact page: 608-266-1212, online contact page: In 1848, President James K. Polk michigan.gov/snyder. walker.wi.gov. triggered the Gold Rush of ‘49 by Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 confirming that gold had been dis- Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- covered in California. In 1932, German physicist Albert ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Einstein was granted a visa, making cruel treatment against terror sus- is 68. World Golf Hall of Famer 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- Equal Rights Amendment to the it possible for him to travel to the Constitution. pects. Lanny Wadkins is 66. Actress Mor- stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. United States. In 1984, the action comedy “Bev- Five years ago: On the eve of gan Brittany is 64. Actor Brian Back- Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., In 1933, national Prohibition erly Hills Cop,” starring Eddie Mur- talks with six world powers, Iran er is 59. Pro and College Football Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- 717 Hart Senate Office Building, came to an end as Utah became the phy, was released by Paramount announced that it had produced its Hall of Famer Art Monk is 58. Rock ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- 36th state to ratify the 21st Amend- Pictures. first batch of locally mined uranium singer-musician John Rzeznik (The 6221, online contact page: 224-5653; online contact page: bald- ment to the Constitution, repealing In 1994, Republicans chose Newt ore for enrichment. The Kennedy Goo Goo Dolls) is 50. Country singer peters.senate.gov. win.senate.gov. the 18th Amendment. Gingrich to be the first GOP speaker Center Honors paid tribute to Paul Gary Allan is 48. Comedian-actress U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- In 1955, the American Federation of the House in four decades. McCartney, Oprah Winfrey, Merle Margaret Cho is 47. Writer-director Crystal Falls, 514 Cannon House land, 1208 Longworth House Office of Labor and the Congress of Indus- In 2013, Nelson Mandela, the Haggard, Broadway composer Jerry Morgan J. Freeman is 46. Actress Office Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC 20515, trial Organizations merged to form anti-apartheid leader who became Herman and dancer Bill T. Jones. Alex Kapp Horner is 46. Rock musi- 20515, phone 202-225-4735, online phone 202-225-3365, online contact the AFL-CIO under its first president, South Africa’s first black president One year ago: President Barack cian Regina Zernay (Cowboy Mouth) contact page: benishek.house.gov. page: duffy.house.gov. George Meany. and was a global symbol of sacrifice Obama announced his choice of is 43. Actress Paula Patton is 40. State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- In 1962, the United States and and reconciliation, died at age 95. Ashton Carter to be the new U.S. Actress Amy Acker is 39. Actor Nick Escanaba, 705 Farnum Building, Ashland, 126 South, State Capitol, the Soviet Union announced a bilat- Ten years ago: The trial of Sad- secretary of defense. NASA’s Stahl is 36. Rhythm-and-blues P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909, P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707, eral space agreement on exchang- dam Hussein resumed in Baghdad newest space vehicle, singer Keri Hilson is 33. Actor phone 517-373-7840, online contact phone 608-266-3510, online contact ing weather data from satellites, with gruesome testimony from wit- Today’s Birthdays Gabriel Luna is 33. Actor Frankie page: senatortomcasperson.com. page: legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- mapping Earth’s geomagnetic field nesses who offered accounts of Singer Little Richard is 83. Author Muniz is 30. Actor Ross Bagley is 27. State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- ate/25.bewley. and cooperating in the experimental killings and torture. French engineer Joan Didion is 81. Author Calvin Thought for Today Calumet, S-1489 House Office State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bay- relay of communications. Bernard Planche was kidnapped in Trillin is 80. Actor Jeroen Krabbe is “Talent hits a target no one else Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, field, 409 North, State Capitol, P.O. In 1979, feminist Sonia Johnson Baghdad (he was later freed). Sec- 71. Opera singer Jose Carreras is can hit; Genius hits a target no one MI 48909, phone 517-373-0850, Box 8953, Madison, WI 53708, 608- was formally excommunicated by retary of State Condoleezza Rice 69. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — The or when she became radicalized. tional classified controls. woman who carried out the San “This is not a visa that someone Republican lawmakers and Bernardino massacre with her would use because it is easy to get governors across the U.S., as well husband came to the U.S. last into the US, because there are more as advocates for stricter immigra- year on a special visa for fiances of background checks on this type of tion enforcement, have challenged U.S. citizens, raising questions visa than just about anything else,” the effectiveness of the vetting about whether the process can said Palma Yanni, a Washington- process for refugees. adequately vet people who may based attorney who has processed Refugees must apply to become sympathize with terrorist groups. dozens of K-1 visas. “But finger- a legal permanent resident after a Authorities said Friday that prints and biometrics and names year. But almost as soon as they Pakistani citizen Tashfeen Malik, aren’t going to tell you what is in arrive, they are eligible to work 27, pledged allegiance to the somebody’s head unless they some- and apply for some benefits. Islamic State group and its leader where have taken some action.” Those who come to the U.S. on under an alias account on Face- The government’s apparent a fiance visa must marry a U.S. book just moments before she and failure to detect Malik’s alleged citizen within 90 days or leave the her husband, Syed Farook, opened sympathies before the shootings country. Following the marriage, Associated Press fire on a holiday banquet for his will likely have implications on the immigrant becomes a condi- A PAIR of tanker trucks are parked next to pumps at an oil-producing well in McKenzie County, N.D., in this co-workers, killing 14. They later the debate over the Obama tional resident for two years and 2014 photo. Lower fossil fuel prices have come at a painful cost: 122,300 lost jobs in the energy sector over died in a gunbattle with police administration’s plans to accept must ask the U.S. government to the past year. Average wages have tumbled 1.5 percent to $26.72 an hour for energy production workers Wednesday. Syrian refugees. Attorneys repre- remove those conditions at the who kept their jobs, even as workers nationwide are earning slightly more money than a year ago. The Malik, who had been living senting Farook’s family deny that end of that waiting period and November 2015 jobs report showed the sharp contrast between the overall economy and the ailing fossil with her family in Saudi Arabia he or his wife had extremist views. undergo another background fuels industry. and Pakistan, had passed several On Friday, ABC News reported check. If the request is approved, government background checks that the address in her Pakistani the immigrant receives a green and entered the U.S. in July 2014 hometown that Malik listed on card. Immigrants can apply to While job growth lifts most of on a K-1 visa, which allowed her her visa application does not exist. become U.S. citizens five years to travel to the U.S. and get mar- In response to a question about after winning a green card. ried within 90 days of arrival. the ABC report, State Depart- “Can we improve the system as US economy, oil patch suffers Malik was subjected to a vet- ment spokesman Mark Toner technology grows? There is always ting process the U.S. government said: “We are actively reviewing room for improvement, but to describes as vigorous — including all of the information provided in indict the entire fiance visa sys- WASHINGTON (AP) — The fracking unlocked oil and natu- “The industry will be more in-person interviews, fingerprints, the visa application and sharing it tem because of this is not the right falling oil and gasoline prices ral gas from shale won’t likely efficient; it won’t need as many checks against U.S. terrorists with our interagency partners as path,” said David Leopold, a past that for months have coincided return soon. There will be less people as it did before,” Bullock watch lists and reviews of her fam- it relates to the investigation.” president of the American Immi- with strong U.S. hiring have impetus to develop fields and said. ily members, travel history and The vetting process for refugees gration Lawyers Association. helped most Americans. increase production as long as The world’s appetite for all places where she lived and is similar, though not identical, to Even those who intersected But they’ve come at a painful prices stay low. fossil fuels has been eroded by worked. The process was began the one for fiance-visa applicants. with Malik in California could not cost for workers in the energy For most American con- anemic economic growth. China when she applied for a visa to “Uncle Sam just looks on as an offer much insight, as she was and mining sector: 122,300 lost sumers and companies, cheaper has slowed, Europe is stum- move to the United States and approving cupid and doesn’t pay rarely seen in the Muslim commu- jobs in the past year. energy has been an unexpected bling and Japan has lapsed into marry Farook, a 28-year-old Pak- as much attention as he should to nity. Even as workers nationwide gift. Drivers are paying less for recession. istani-American restaurant health the issuance of these visas,” said The couple was married Aug. are earning slightly more than gasoline. Jet fuel costs have Yet OPEC ended its meeting inspector for the county who was David North, a senior fellow with 16, 2014, and held their wedding they did a year ago, average plummeted for airlines and Friday with plans to keep the raised in Southern California. the Center for Immigration Stud- reception at the Islamic Center of wages have tumbled 1.5 per- shipping firms. Heating oil oil flowing. OPEC will main- Foreigners applying from coun- ies, which advocates for stricter Riverside, said Dr. Mustafa Kuko, cent to $26.72 an hour for ener- expenses have dipped ahead of tain its current production lev- tries recognized as home to Islam- immigration policies. the center’s director. Kuko said he gy production workers. winter. els of 31.5 million barrels a ic extremists, such as Pakistan, Refugees also submit to in-per- never met Malik because the The November jobs report Average gas prices nation- day, roughly a third of the undergo additional scrutiny before son interviews overseas, where party was divided into separate that the government released wide are likely to slide below $2 global supply. By preserving the State Department and Home- they provide biographical details spaces for women and men. Friday illustrates the divide a gallon in the next several market share for members land Security Department about themselves, including their “She never came to our mosque between the broad economy and days, bringing them to their such as Saudi Arabia, OPEC approve permission for a K-1 visa. families, friendships, social or except once when they had their the ailing fossil fuels industry: lowest level since March 2009, will continue to flood the mar- It was not immediately clear political activities, employment, reception, and that night there Overall, U.S. employers added said Tom Kloza, global head of ket with more oil than people what information Malik provided as phone numbers and email were so many people around, my a robust 211,000 jobs, and the energy analysis at the Oil Price want, which then depresses a part of the background check by accounts. They provide biometric wife doesn’t recall exactly how she unemployment rate held steady Information Service. prices. the State Department and U.S. Cit- information, including finger- looks or who she is,” Kuko said. at a healthy 5 percent. But the “There is going to be a lot In fact, OPEC members such izenship and Immigration Services prints. Syrians are subject to addi- “We never saw her again.” energy industry, reeling from more money for consumers to as Iran plan to increase their falling oil prices and weakening spend,” Kloza said. “Whether production as a recent interna- global demand, shed 11,300 they spend it and that leads to tional agreement begins lifting we stop driving, we need someone jobs. more jobs is an open question.” its nuclear-related sanctions. Aging help us get out and socialize to Concerts In just 18 months, oil prices The outlook is rather differ- Other member countries lob- reduce isolation, which can kill you. have cratered from $107 a bar- ent in oil country. bied unsuccessfully to cut pro- “One way to reduce isolation is rel to roughly $40. And gasoline Since August, Texas’ unem- duction in hope of boosting oil to form a group of volunteers and From page 1 prices have plunged from ployment rate has risen as the prices. call them when temperatures get From page 1 around $3.70 a gallon to $2.05. state has shed oil and related The impact of lower prices to help with specialized projects.” cold,” she said. as well. Those prices could be poised to manufacturing jobs, according has ricocheted across the oil and For an hour-and-a-half, several Mike Saari, county clerk, said ——— fall further, with OPEC decid- to the Bureau of Labor Statis- natural gas fields of the United residents, including Iron County his father has dementia and he Mercer School’s holiday con- ing Friday to keep production tics. More than 17 percent of States. Major energy firms such Board members, said the main can see it’s a burden on his moth- cert will be Wednesday, Dec. 16, running high. the mining jobs — which as Schlumberger, Baker Hugh- issues concerning the aging popu- er. “They’re both like 80 years at 6 p.m., in the gym. One measure of the damage: include oil and natural gas — es, Halliburton, ConocoPhillips, lation are housing, the need for old,” he said. “He wears her out ——— Even as the overall U.S. stock have disappeared from North Chevron and BP have assisted living, transportation and because he’s got so much energy. Ewen-Trout Creek’s junior market rocketed up 2 percent Dakota in the past year. announced layoffs. how to deal with those in isolation. Is there help in the afternoon to and senior high choir and band on Friday, an index of oil and Other fossil fuels, including Average wages have largely James Kichak, Iron County give her a break?” concert will be Wednesday, Dec. gas stocks tracked by the New natural gas and coal, have also declined for oil workers because Board member from Mercer, said Barb Peterson, of the ARDC, 9, at 7 p.m. York Stock Exchange fell 0.5 collapsed in price. The result is of these departures. But Rice more retirees are moving to the said care-givers need respite. E-TC’s elementary Christ- percent. fewer mining jobs in coal-rich University’s Medlock said he’s county. “I’ve talked to people about “They need others to come in and mas program will be Thursday, The industry’s layoffs are states such as West Virginia heard anecdotally that some housing people that have disabili- give them a break,” she said. Dec. 17, at 7 p.m. expected to pile up as energy and Kentucky. workers agreed to lower ties,” he said. “People can go out for Paul Sturgul, a Hurley attor- The E-TC choir is also spon- companies try to shore up their Bruce Bullock, director of the salaries in order to keep their them and take them shopping. They ney, said he “sees people every day soring a spaghetti dinner and finances in light of the sharply Maguire Energy Institute at jobs and protect their benefits. can have a kitchen set up, whatever that are in crisis. concert fundraiser on Satur- lower prices. Southern Methodist University The job cuts will eventually it takes to keep them healthy.” “There 10 million Americans day, Dec. 12, at the Centennial “This is likely going to con- in Dallas, said he expects more fade as companies become more To make this happen, Kichak in need of long-term care, many Hall in Ewen. Dinner is at 5 tinue for six months or so as industry bankruptcies and financially stable through job said the county needs aid from the because of Alzheimer’s and other p.m. The concert starts at things settle out,” said Ken mergers, both of which will cost cuts and mergers, not because state. “I know we can’t afford that forms of dementia,” he said. 6:30. Medlock, an economist and some employees their jobs. of a surge in demand that as a town,” he said. “They find out that the system ——— Senior director at Rice Univer- Even if prices recover, Bul- would raise prices. William Thomas, county coard fails them. We don’t have in the In Ontonagon, the K-5 ele- sity’s Center for Energy Studies lock said he doubts that the “There is such an inventory member, said isolation is a prob- United States a comprehensive mentary concert will be Mon- in Houston. industry will quickly increase overhang that we have a lot of lem facing senior citizens in Iron system of long-term care that is day, Dec. 14, at 6 p.m., fol- Medlock said the rapid hir- hiring. He expects companies to supplies to eat through before County. financed by the federal govern- lowed by the band concert at 7 ing that energy companies automate more work with we see an increase in price,” Meyers agreed, saying, “When ment.” p.m. embarked on five years ago as robots and other machines. Medlock said.

‘Walking Dead’ executive said Alpert, who is also presi- service. The first installment of producer sinks teeth into VR dent of Skybound Entertain- the 11-part mystery debuts Dec. radio system, ham radio opera- information. I saw a lot of that ment. “Everyone in the camera 8. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Plan tors to using the National today,” said Rude. “I could see department would look around “Gone” explores what hap- While experimenting with virtu- Weather Service broadcast alert the light bulbs going off and peo- and check if you could see them. pens when a child goes missing. al reality for his latest project, system. ple are going ‘hmm, I didn’t real- If they could, they’d say, ‘You The story unfolds from a main “The Walking Dead” executive A consensus was reached that ize that.’ I think they’ve got a need a new hidey-hole! ‘ “ 360-degree perspective. At cer- From page 1 producer David Alpert and his the various memorandums of great start.” Being outside the view of tain points throughout “Gone,” crew relied on a very old-school members of the Iron County understanding with outside Wick also agreed the commu- cameras capturing every angle viewers are able to zoom in on form of technology when filming Sheriff’s Department, Health organizations needed to be nication was key to developing a was just one of the many chal- clues using the touchpad on the in 360 degrees: the hidey-hole. Department and Department of updated to ensure the county or successful plan. lenges that Alpert uncovered side of Samsung’s Gear VR “The assistant director would Human Services, Iron County town wouldn’t be held liable for “The biggest strength that I while working on “Gone,” a live- headset, which utilizes Sam- go around and say, ‘OK. Every- Emergency Management Direc- any mistakes by contractors. see is that all the partners are at action episodic VR series pro- sung smartphones as a display one, get in your hidey-hole!’ “ tor Stacy Ofstad, as well as vari- It was also stressed that town the table. So then you take this duced for Samsung’s Milk VR device. ous other state and local officials. or county officials needed to be draft plan and you say ‘law The group discussed a number brought into the process to enforcement has their piece, and Lottery of things that would need to be potentially issue an emergency the health department (has their handled during an emergency, declaration that could allow costs piece), let’s take these put these Human Resources Assistant such as establishing an emergen- incurred during the response to pieces together and get a whole Friday Full time opening for Human Resources (HR) cy operations center separate be reimbursed by the state or county-wide plan’ because that’s Michigan from the disaster area and federal government. what we’ve been lacking,” Wick Assistant to perform a wide variety of responsible whether its better for officials to The exercise also showed that said.” What we are going to do is Poker Lotto: 4C-4D-3H-3S-9S clerical, technical, administrative and office duties report to the operations center or many of the agencies had already get all these plans together and Midday Daily 3: 8-4-7 in support of the HR Department. 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Associate degree such as utility companies. the results of the exercise and Ofstad echoed Wick’s belief Keno: 01-05-12-18-20-22-28-29-33-35-40-41-43-47- in Human Resources or related field or equivalent Officials also discussed the agreed it was a good beginning that the exercise was beneficial fact only a small portion of affect- point for the county to move for- as it allowed everyone to get on 50-52-54-58-65-68-74-77 experience required. Experience in interviewing, ed residents will go to the shelter ward from. the same page. Wisconsin HR information systems, and labor law preferred. and how to deal with those who “I was impressed with the “Anytime you get all the play- 5 Card Cash: QC-3C-6D-9H-4S EOE & AA. stay behind as well as who level of communication between ers to the table its always a good accepts liability for the actions of the agencies and between the thing,” Ofstad said, “There’s SuperCash: 02-08-12-24-27-33, Doubler: Y For more information, contact: volunteers and contractors help- representatives of the agencies. always room to learn.” Badger 5: 11-14-16-23-27 Human Resources, ing as responders. They also dis- One of the things about a table- The deadline to complete the Daily Pick 3: 1-8-8 Memorial Medical Center cussed how to communicate if top, particularly when you’re plan is June 30, according to Daily Pick 4: 8-9-1-4 1615 Maple Lane, Ashland, WI 54806 cell phone service was knocked dealing with a draft plan, is to be Wick. 715-685-5520; Fax: 715-685-5109 out and detailed a number of able to just have that level of Multi-state E-mail: [email protected] options including the county’s communication, exchange that Mega Millions: 26-42-47-61-73. Mega Ball: 6 6 l SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2015 RELIGION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Kansas clergy says refugee order violates religious liberty TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A assist “in any way in the reloca- said. “We want to be able to fully services in the Archdiocese of granted the archdiocese an Cabrini church in Scituate said coalition of Kansas clergy has tion of Syrian refugees to practice our religious liberty, our St. Paul and Minneapolis extension to file its reorganiza- Friday the Supreme Judicial submitted a petition to Gov. Sam Kansas” in the wake of the freedom as Christians, to live out bankruptcy case has topped $5 tion plan from Nov. 30 to May 31. Court declined to review a ruling Brownback’s administration ask- November attacks in Paris. the Gospel message. And, that million. The archdiocese had cited the from the state Appeals Court. ing the governor to rescind an The attacks sparked concern certainly includes refugees from U.S. Bankruptcy Judge large number of claims filed That ruling said the archdiocese executive order attempting to that terrorists could enter the a war-torn country.” Robert Kressel approved more against it for sexual abuse by can order the parishioners to halt the relocation of Syrian country under the guise of seek- The Rev. Kenny Clewett, pas- than $3 million in fees on Thurs- clergy as a factor. leave. refugees in the state. ing refuge from Syria. tor of Christ Community Church day to cover services provided for The group has occupied the The Rev. David Livingston, of in Leawood, said “We are very the archdiocese’s financial reor- Court won’t hear appeal church since the archdiocese Religion in the news St. Paul’s United Methodist concerned that our elected offi- ganization and clergy abuse closed it in 2004 as part of a reor- The Wichita Eagle reported Church in Lenexa, said Brown- cials are proposing to limit our claims. about closed church ganization to deal with a decline that the group, representing back has spoken forcefully in the right and our ability to welcome Kressel reminded attorneys SCITUATE, Mass. (AP) — in Mass attendance and dona- more than 50 Kansas churches, past about protecting religious refugees. We refuse to have that that he ordered the case to medi- The highest court in Mas- tions following the clergy sex- said the order impedes their reli- freedom and wants him to main- taken from us.” ation to “save money and speed sachusetts has denied a request abuse scandal. gious liberty to help refugees. tain that stance. up the process.” to review a ruling that found a Parishioners said they will Brownback issued the order I want Governor Brownback Fees top $5 million in Acting Archbishop Bernard group of Roman Catholic parish- continue to ask Cardinal Sean on Nov. 16 directing that no state to be true to his word that he will Hebda says the complexity of ioners are trespassing in a O’Malley to reconsider the deci- agency or organization receiving be a governor who allows Chris- archdiocese bankruptcy the case is a big reason for the church closed by the Boston sion to close the church and will grant money through the state tians and others of faith to live MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The costs. Archdiocese 11 years ago. review legal options with their government to participate or out their faith fully,” Livingston cost of legal and professional At bankruptcy judge earlier Parishioners at St. Frances X. attorney. LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH. . . Regular Church Attendance

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MICHIGAN Third Sunday, Christ Lutheran Mass, 11 a.m. MASS CITY St. Paul United Methodist. Havenwood Baptist. 501 MELLEN IRONWOOD Parish joint worship, service Trinity Lutheran (Missouri). St. Paul’s Lutheran. Sun- Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. Copper St. Sunday school, 10 Congregational United Apostolic Lutheran. 326 W. rotates among the three other Sunday, 9 a.m. Communion day, 10:30 a.m. Weekly Commu- TROUT CREEK a.m., services, 11 a.m., lunch Church of Christ. Sunday, Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. sun- CLP churches. second and fourth Sundays. nion. Assembly of God. Sunday and afternoon service following. 10:45 a.m. day school, 10 a.m. bible study, St. Paul Lutheran (ELCA). United Methodist. Sunday, ONTONAGON worship, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Range Community Bible. Holy Rosary Catholic. 10:45 a.m. worship service; 111 S. Curry. Sunday worship, 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- Assembly of God. Sunday Trinity Lutheran (ELCA). Sunday school, 9 and 10:30 Tuesday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 Wednesday, 7 p.m. Bible study; 10:30 a.m. Coffee fellowship, day. school, 9:45 a.m., Sunday wor- Saturday worship, 4:30 p.m. a.m.; worship, 9 and 10:30 a.m. a.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; first Thursday, 1 p.m. ladies’ Bible 11:30 a.m. Third Sunday, Christ BESSEMER ship, 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; 906-988-2594. St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- Friday Mass, 6:30 p.m.; first Lutheran Parish joint worship, Christ Community Church day Mass, 4 p.m., Sunday Mass, study. Wednesday, youth group and United Presbyterian. Sun- Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., second service rotates among three of of SDA. 507 E. Cinnabar. Satur- adult Bible study, 6:30 p.m. 7 and 11 a.m., Tuesday, 5:30 Assembly of God. 2100 E. day worship, 11 a.m.; commu- through fifth Thursday, 10:30 p.m., Wednesday, 8 a.m., Thurs- Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 the four CLP churches. day, 11 a.m., Sabbath school, Holy Family Catholic. Michi- nion, first Sunday of the month. St. Simon Eastern Ortho- day, 8 a.m., Friday, 8 a.m. a.m., at Mellen Manor Nursing a.m. 9:30 a.m.; Wednesday prayer gan Avenue and Pine Street. WAINOLA dox. 226 E. Harding. Sunday, meeting, 6:30 p.m. St. Paul’s Lutheran (Wis- Home. Confessions, Saturday Catalyst Baptist Church. Daily Masses: Monday, 9 a.m.; Lutheran. Saturday, 5 p.m. liturgy, 10 a.m. 906-932-0674. Our Redeemer Lutheran consin). Sunday school, 9:45 following Mass. 222 E. Aurora St. Sunday wor- Tuesday, 6 p.m.; Wednesday, 9 Communion, first and third Sat- Salem Lutheran (ELCA). (Missouri). Sanders Road. Sun- a.m.; Thursday, 9 a.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. Immanuel Lutheran. Sun- ship, 11 a.m., Tuesday, Bible urdays. 333 E. Marquette. Sunday, 9 day, worship, 10:15 a.m. Com- a.m.; Saturday, 6 p.m.; Sunday, KIMBALL day school 8:15 a.m.; Bible Study 6 p.m., Thursday, Bible WAKEFIELD a.m. (broadcast on WJMS); munion first and third Sunday. 9 a.m.; confessions, Saturday, Good Shepherd Communi- study 8:30 a.m.; regular service Study 6 p.m. All Saints Lutheran Third Sunday, CLP joint worship, St. Sebastian Catholic. Sat- 11 a.m., and half an hour before ty Apostolic Lutheran. Sunday with Communion 9:30 a.m. First Presbyterian. Being (ELCA). Saturday worship, 5:30 service rotates among three of urday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday each Mass. worship 10:30 a.m., Sunday MERCER held at Episcopal Transfiguration p.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 the four CLP churches. Mass, 8:30 a.m. Redeemer Free Lutheran. Bible study 10 a.m. Communion Community Church of Church. Sunday School, 9:15 a.m. Transfiguration, Episcopal. Sharon Lutheran (ELCA). Sunday worship, 9 a.m., Sunday first Sunday. a.m., Sunday worship, 10:30 Calvary Baptist. Sunday Nazarene. Sunday, worship, 10 336 E. Aurora. Sunday, 11 a.m. Sunday worship, 8:30 a.m. with school, 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday, school, 10 a.m., Sunday wor- LAC DU FLAMBEAU a.m. a.m., fellowship to follow. Barrier Trinity Lutheran (Missouri). fellowship following. Bible study, 7 p.m. Bible Baptist. Sunday, 11 free. ship, 11 a.m.; afternoon service, Faith Lutheran (Missouri). E5104 Margaret St. Saturday, BRUCE CROSSING St. Paul Lutheran (Mis- 1:30 p.m.; Wednesday, prayer a.m. Sunday, worship, 9 a.m., Bible Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- 5:30 p.m., Saturday Night Alive; Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- souri). Sunday worship, 10 St. Anthony’s Catholic. Sat- souri). Little Girl’s Point, Satur- and praise, 6 p.m. study, 10:30 a.m. Sunday, 8 and 10:30 a.m. wor- day School, noon, worship, 1 a.m.; Wednesday, church Grace Baptist. 512 Sunday urday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday St. Isaac Jogues Catholic. day worship, 3 p.m. ship services, 9:15 a.m. Sunday p.m. Communion second Sun- school, 3:30 p.m., service, 7 Mass, 9:30 a.m. Lake St. Sunday services, 10 Masses Sunday, 11 a.m.; Tues- Jehovah’s Witnesses. school and Bible study. day. p.m. LAND O’LAKES and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. day, 8:30 a.m. Superior Street. Sunday public Wesley United Methodist. Bruce Crossing Bible Siloa Lutheran (ELCA). Hope Lutheran (LCMS). talk, 9:30 a.m., Watchtower Immaculate Conception United Methodist. Sunday, 500 E. McLeod. Sunday, adult Church. Sunday 10 a.m. EDT; Sunday worship, 9 a.m.; church Catholic. Saturday Mass, 6 1764 U.S. 45, just north of study, 10:30 a.m. County B. Divine service, Sun- 9:30 a.m. Bible study, 9:30 a.m., service, adult Sunday school to follow. school, Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. p.m.; Sunday Mass, 10:30 a.m. Lighthouse Faith Center. day, 9:30 a.m.; Bible study, call Zion Lutheran (Wisconsin). 11 a.m., kids club, Wednesday Bethany Lutheran (Wis- 906-884-2655. United Methodist. Sunday 777 E. Ayer St.; Sunday prayer after school. ironwoodwes- 906-544-2259 or visit hopel- Sunday, 9 a.m., Bible class, consin). Sunday, 5 p.m. United Methodist. Sunday, service, 12:30 p.m. 9-9:30 a.m., worship and nurs- leyumc.org. COVINGTON [email protected] for 10:15 a.m. 9 a.m., Contemporary worship, 7 WATERSMEET ery, 10 a.m.; Wednesday prayer Woodland Church (BGC). Bethany Lutheran. Sunday schedule. PRESQUE ISLE p.m. Immaculate Conception 6:15 p.m., service, 6:30 p.m., N10234 Curry St., Sunday Bible worship, 11 a.m. PAYNESVILLE Land O’ Lakes Bible Bethel Lutheran. Sunday, Catholic. Saturday Mass, 4 Thursday youth meetings, ages study, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 a.m.; Trinity Lutheran. M-28. Sun- Our Saviour Lutheran Church. 5937 U.S. 45. Sunday 11 a.m. p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9:30 a.m. 8-12, 6 p.m., ages 12-19, 7 p.m. fellowship to follow. 906-932- day worship, 9 a.m. (ELCA). Sunday, worship, 11 school 9 a.m.; Sunday worship, Bible. Sunday worship, St. Rita’s Catholic. Satur- Services online at lfciron- 1102 or woodlandchurchiron- EWEN a.m., Friday, children’s Bible 10 a.m.; Sunday afternoon 10:30 a.m.; men’s and ladies’ day, confessions, 3:30 p.m., wood.org/tv. wood.com. First Lutheran (ELCA). school, after school. 906-988- prayer, 5 p.m.; Thursday table Bible study, Wednesday, 6 p.m. Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 Living Water Missionary Zion Lutheran (ELCA). Mid- Sunday, 9 a.m. Wednesday, chil- 2594. talk and Bible study 6:30 p.m. a.m. Assembly. 236 S. Mansfield. WHITE PINE land and Lowell. Sunday wor- dren’s Bible school, after school. RAMSAY 715-547-3183. SAXON Sunday Bible study, 9:30 a.m., St. Jude Catholic. Sunday: ship with communion, 9 a.m. 906-988-2594. Cornerstone Christian. MANITOWISH WATERS Community Presbyterian. 10:30 a.m. worship; Wednes- confessions, 10:30 a.m., Mass, Community Church (Pres- Parish praise service, Saturday, Sacred Heart Catholic. Sunday worship, 9:30 a.m., Sunday, 11 a.m. day, 6:30 p.m.; lwmissionary.org. 5 p.m. Third Sunday, Christ Sunday Mass 9 a.m. Intercessory prayer, 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m. byterian). Sunday, 9:30 a.m. St. Ann’s Catholic. Sunday Our Lady of Peace Lutheran Parish joint worship, United Methodist. Sunday children’s church, 10:30 a.m. Community United Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- Mass, 8:45 a.m.; Catholic. Marquette Street. Sat- service rotates among three of worship, noon. Communion, first Grace Open Fellowship. 9 Methodist. Sunday, worship, copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at Com- urday confession, 11 a.m. to the four CLP churches. Sunday. a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; munity Presbyterian Church, WINCHESTER noon; Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday BERGLAND GREENLAND Wednesday, Bible study, prayer Monday, Kids Club, after school. U.S. 51. Living Hope. Sunday, 9:30 Mass, 8 and 11 a.m. 906-932- Calvary Baptist (Funda- United Methodist. Sunday meeting, 6:30 p.m. WISCONSIN Our Lady Queen of Peace a.m.; Thursday, Bible study, 7 p.m. 0174. mental). Sunday, 11 a.m.; worship, 11:40 a.m. ROCKLAND HURLEY Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 ——— St. John’s Lutheran Wednesday prayer service, 7 MARENISCO St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- First Presbyterian. Sunday, a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., (ELCA). Airport Road. Second p.m. St. Catherine’s Catholic. day: confessions, 3:30 p.m.; 9:15 a.m. worship, Sunday Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, 6 To make changes in listings, and fourth Sundays, 11 a.m. St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. Mass, 4 p.m. school and nursery. p.m. call 906-932-2211. 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DALLAS (AP) — Texas stopped ACLU, which is defending a reset- which is coordinating the Dallas Court — have long ruled that arrivals and the number of Syrian Gov. Greg Abbott has also invoked trying Friday to block Syrian tlement group that Texas also resettlements. immigration and the admission refugees coming to Texas, said the mass shootings in Southern refugees from resettling in the sued. Republican Texas Attorney of noncitizens is a federal respon- Donna Duvin, the IRC’s executive California this week that the FBI state after suing the U.S. govern- One Syrian family, which General Ken Paxton had claimed sibility. director in Dallas. is now investigating as an act of ment over fears that new arrivals includes two children ages 3 and 6 that the IRC handed over few Paxton said the lawsuit suc- She said her nonprofit shared terrorism. On Thursday, Abbott from the war-torn country could and their grandparents, were details about the refugees and no ceeded in cajoling “requested with Texas officials a day before tweeted a link to a story about the pose a security risk. expected to arrive in Dallas on assurances about whether they information” about the refugees the Paris attacks a spreadsheet shooting and added, “Another The swift reversal diffused a Monday. Details about the posed a threat to public safety. but did not elaborate. He still that listed a proposed number of example of why Texas is taking a lawsuit the Obama administra- refugees were closely guarded by He accused the IRC of violating wants a federal judge next week to 200 to 250 Syrians refugees strong stand.” tion criticized as unfounded. Since resettlement organizers over safe- federal law by not cooperating make the Obama administration expected this fiscal year. The The Obama administration has the Paris attacks, at least 29 U.S. ty concerns. Last month, armed with the state after Abbott last provide assurances that the state spreadsheet added that IRC and announced plans to accept about governors have vowed to keep new protesters with long guns staged a month ordered resettlement will be consulted on future state health officials had received 10,000 Syrian refugees nation- Syrian refugees outside their state small demonstration outside a groups in Texas to stop accepting refugees. “some anti-Muslim communica- wide and defends the screening borders. Texas on Wednesday suburban Dallas mosque. Syrians. “Our state will continue legal tion” and that was being “closely process as rigorous. In Texas, the became the first to take the feder- A total of 21 Syrian refugees, Paxton wanted a federal judge proceedings to ensure we get the monitored,” without elaborating. refugees set to arrive next week al government to court but legal most of whom are 13 years old or to immediately halt the resettle- information necessary to ade- Durvin said she then again pro- include a single woman hoping to experts called it futile, saying younger, are scheduled to resettle ments, but dropped that request quately protect the safety of Texas vided information after receiving reunite with her mother. A dozen states have no authority over next week in Dallas and Houston. Friday after the Obama adminis- residents,” Paxton said. two letters from the state last of the refugees bound for Texas resettlements. “All they’re asking for is safe- tration and ACLU attacked the The IRC countered that not month. arrived in New York on Thursday “I think that it’s the first sign ty,” said Lucy Carrigan, state’s argument in court papers only was information already Although the Paris attacks and Friday and were greeted that Texas is beginning to see the spokeswoman for the nonprofit as frivolous. Federal courts — being shared, but that Texas had prompted Texas’ hardline stance warmly by Democratic New York light,” said Cecillia Wang of the International Rescue Committee, including the U.S. Supreme only ever wanted to know dates of against Syrian refugees, Texas Mayor Bill de Blasio. BESSEMER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS Shake the Snow Globes Chamber Annual Award Banquet The snow has been teasing us so far these past We are thrilled to announce a Joint Chamber An- several weeks. A little here and a little there. Not nual Award Banquet with the Ironwood Chamber of that we are complaining, but it can wreak havoc Commerce this coming January 2016. Our Gogebic with our winter snow season for our skiing, snow- Range is fortunate to have so many wonderful and mobiling, snowshoeing and other winter sport en- dedicated chamber members and citizens who thusiasts. Our winter tourism industry is a critical work tirelessly all year long to provide new business component to our local community’s business. So opportunities, educational events and workshops. with a SHAKE, SHAKE, SHAKE, we are hoping the In addition, both chambers continually strive to winds over Lake Superior give us a little assist on bring entertaining and informative events for all our the snow front to give our winter season a strong citizens to enjoy. More details to follow soon. kick start for the holidays. We wish you all a Season of Joy and Wish you a 49911 Trading Post Healthy and Happy New Year! Get Creative! We’ll have Santa’s Elves ready to help and Chamber Office Update out the young and young at heart in creating some New hours for the holiday shopping season! Thank Community Christmas Party special holiday ornaments. From Reindeer to you to our wonderful volunteers for giving of your With a Jingle, Jingle, Jingle and a HO HO HO, the Snowman to Ninja Turtles (YES, how fun is that!), time. The Chamber Offices and our 49911 Trading Community Christmas Party is TODAY, Saturday, let’s make a treasure to keep and bring home to Post will now be OPEN Monday through Friday from Dec. 5th. Join us for some holiday cheer from hang on your tree! 9am-4pm. and some weekend hours. 11:30am to 3pm at the Bessemer VFW. We will be Come in from the cold and settle in for a Christmas hosting a full day of FREE Festivities! Classic, as we read and bring to life, Twas the Night Our Chamber knows no borders. Need more infor- We will have Sloppy Joes, Chips, Cookies, Juice, Hot Before Christmas. mation? Have an idea to share? Join us at any of Chocolate (with mini marshmallows) and Hot Coffee Focused Girl Photography will have their special these upcoming events or contact us at: to fill our bellys. Then Fill your Heart with Song as Christmas photo booth set up with all the fun holi- [email protected] we take a hayride caroling through town. What you day accessories to capture that silly or frilly photo Kathy Whitburn 906-663-2117 (office) or can’t sing?? But of course you can, we all sound for the nominal fee of only $3. 414-840-0117 (cell) fabulous together! Our first hayride will jingle bell Have you been Naughty or Nice?? SANTA will be out around 11:45 with a second hayride around here all from 11:30 until 3pm! Grab your camera 12:30. Let’s ring those jingle bells and share in a and list to share with Santa! We welcome our com- song or two. Remember your hat and mittens. munity to share in this joyous event!

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Sophie Street 906-667-0852 Bessemer, Michigan 49911 Ironwood, MI 49938 (906) 663-4410 (906) 932-2211 On US 2 & Trail #2 in Bessemer, MI 8 l SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2015 OUTDOORS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Wisconsin NRB to eye lake trout limits By RALPH ANSAMI limits sportfishermen to one lake trout Other options presented to anglers at —Keeping two fish from 20 to 25 The meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m. in [email protected] expired Sept. 30. The rule has caused Department of Natural Resources meet- inches, with a trophy opportunity to Room G09 of the State Natural Lake Superior fishermen will be fol- many area fishermen out of Saxon Har- ings at the Saxon Community Center keep one fish 40 inches or greater. Resources Building (GEF 2), 101 S. lowing Wednesday’s Wisconsin Natural bor to troll in Michigan waters of Lake and Ashland include: —Keeping one fish from 15 to 25 Webster St. Resources Board meeting with added Superior, where there are more liberal —Keeping two fish from 20 to 22 inches, with a trophy opportunity to On Tuesday, Dec. 8, the board will interest. limits. inches, with a trophy opportunity to keep one fish 40 inches or greater. tour Blue Mound State Park. The NRB will consider an emergency The emergency rule set the limit at keep one fish 40 inches or greater. The NRB will meet in Madison. Board meetings are webcast live over rule to amend Lake Superior lake trout one laker of 20 to 25 inches and one —Keeping three fish from 22 to 25 Other items on the agenda include a the Internet by going to the NRB agen- harvest limits for the 2015-’16 season longer than 35 inches for the Saxon Har- inches, with a trophy opportunity to request to implement catch-and-release da page of the DNR’s website and click- that would adjust commercial fishing bor area. keep one fish 40 inches or greater. fishing for lake sturgeon on the Menom- ing on webcasts in the “Related Links” harvest quotas and implement new bag The previous limit had been three —Keeping one fish from 20 to 25 inee River downstream from Grand column on the right. Then click on this and size limit regulations for recreation- lake trout over 15 inches, but only one inches, with a trophy opportunity to Rapids Dam and proposed rules related month’s meeting. al fishing. could be longer than 25 inches. keep one fish 40 inches or greater. to implementing a web-based electronic After each meeting, the webcasts are A current emergency rule for the Years ago, there was a five-fish limit —Keeping two fish from 20 to 25 fish reporting system for licensed com- permanently available on demand. western part of the lake that basically for lakers. inches, with no trophy opportunity. mercial fishers of the Great Lakes. HUNTERS SCORE AT DEER CAMP Lost hunter found in wide UP search CEDARVILLE — Late Sun- ented, but was very happy to see day night, a Michigan Depart- us.” ment of Natural Resources con- It took the men nearly two servation officer located a miss- hours to walk back to Busken’s ing hunter who had become lost patrol truck. after leaving his hunting blind “His condition and the to track a wounded deer in swampy terrain we encountered Mackinac County. required us to walk out very The 67-year-old man from slowly,” Busken said. “It was Sault Ste. Marie had been hunt- close to 1 a.m. Monday before we ing in Clark Township Sunday had him safely back at his afternoon, a few miles northeast camp.” of Cedarville. Lt. Eugene “Skip” Hagy, who The hunter wounded a deer is Busken’s supervisor, said the Sunday afternoon. In searching search produced a happy ending for the animal, he became dis- in a situation that could have oriented as daylight began to turned out much worse, with diminish. Around 4:50 p.m., he temperatures in the teens dur- called 911 from his cell phone, ing the night and the hunter reporting he was lost. soaking wet. Cell phone service in that “Conservation officers often area is spotty, and the man con- assist with locating individuals sidered himself fortunate to who become lost in remote have had a signal to get a call areas,” Hagy said. “These areas out. are their backyards. It’s where Deputies from the Mackinac they work every day.” County Sheriff’s Department DNR Law Enforcement Divi- and Clark Township Fire sion Chief Gary Hagler agreed. Mark Walters photo Department personnel respond- “This is another example of BUCK BROTHERS at deer camp were Doug Cibulka, Dick Schuster and Ryan Moll. ed and began searching. the important role Michigan DNR conservation officer Jon conservation officers play in Busken heard radio traffic search and rescue operations about the search effort and soon throughout the state,” Hagler Nine-pointer tops buck pole arrived to help. said. “Conservation officers are Busken and a sheriff’s deputy well trained and routinely sounded their sirens from sepa- respond to a wide range of situ- rate locations to try to signal the ations where people find them- Hello friends: ence with a pack of wolves and out what kind of physical condi- lost hunter. Deputies were able selves in need of assistance. This is a summary of the first later in the day they relocated. tion we are or are not in and to contact the man on his cell “This was just one of many five days of deer camp for the Doug saw a six-pointer going today we had pretty steady phone. He said he could hear successful recoveries by DNR Red Brush Gang. We call a 36- through the brush and made action and not such good suc- Busken’s patrol vehicle siren conservation officers over the by-18-foot pole barn home each some venison. cess. loudest of the two sirens, as they firearm deer hunting season November. We put it up on pub- Back in the area of our camp, None of the adults had a doe were turned on and off. and we’re glad the outcome lic land in the Meadow Valley Mark Dick Schuster, who is in his tag. There were three kids that Walters Busken and a member of the turned out as it did.” Wildlife Area. mid-60s and climbs way up a did, however. lost man’s hunting party were Hagy said the incident pro- By the last day of the season, pine tree and sits all day, Three bucks were kicked up able to position themselves so vides a good reminder to be pre- more than 25 people will have missed an easy shot on a six- and it sounded like one of them they could shout to the hunter. pared when heading into the slept in it and let me tell ya pointer, tried a desperation shot would have won the big buck He began walking out of the woods. folks, we hunt hard and at night Once the meal is served, you and put a bullet in its neck. contest. woods toward Busken, but he He suggested the following we have a lot of fun. get to belly up to the table the These three guys would be That buck was shot at by two became disoriented in the tips: Saturday, Nov. 21 rest of the season and have “buck brothers” for the night. As hunters on a dead run and they swamp. He soon began walking —Let someone know where High 35, low 22 someone else prepare meals. far as the rest of the gang went, both missed. The half-ice that I farther away from the conserva- you will be and when you expect The majority of the gang On opening morning, there more than half of us did not see was talking about is incredibly tion officer. to return. came to camp on Thursday night were 18 of us spread out over a deer. difficult to travel through. The “Cell phone contact with the —Have some basic survival and with about a dozen of our about 15 square miles. Selina and I hunted where we marsh grass grabs your legs lost hunter was very poor,” tools, including a compass. Take members being in the 20-some- Twenty-seven-year-old Ryan bow hunted. I believe the water above the ice and you have to Busken said. “At this point, we a compass reading before you go thing age range, the evening is Moll thought he saw deer as levels rising over 10 inches in break ice to make the next step decided we needed to go to him into the woods so you know just a blast for us conservative night was becoming day, and what was dry marsh and then forward. before he became more disori- which direction you’re heading. old-timers to watch. that was confirmed when it freezing into half-ice pushed the On Monday night, it was ented and moved farther into If you become disoriented, you’ll There were several wrestling became light enough. He had deer out of our area. In two days down to Ross Moll, his dad, Jeff the very dense and wet swamp.” know which direction to travel matches and yours truly would what he described was an of dark to dark hunting, Selina Moll (40 consecutive years), Busken and the man’s friend to get back out. obtain rib and head injuries, “incredibly easy shot” at a nine- and I did see one deer. Doug Cibulka, Selina and went in on foot and located him —Take some waterproof with the rib injuries lasting the point buck with an 18-inch Tonight, as I have done for 44 myself. around 10:30 p.m. matches and a flashlight with entire nine-day season. The spread. consecutive years, I headed over We ate a great meal. Jeff “His shoes and pants were extra batteries. head wound was so ugly that I Ryan’s trophy had a very to Necedah with the gang and would not let Doug and I go to soaked from walking through “These are just a few basic refused to look at it the first six busted up rack and would even- ate a turkey dinner at St. Fran- bed and the next day we hunted the cedar swamp,” Busken said. things everyone should have days I was in camp. tually win the Red Brush Gang’s cis of Assisi Catholic Church. hard and that night we had visi- “He seemed somewhat disori- with them,” Hagy said. Last night, I cooked my meal big buck contest. On Monday, after a very live- tors who kept us up late once for the season, which was escal- About three miles north, ly Sunday night at camp, we again. loped potatoes and ham, a hot Doug Cibulka and his 16-year- began a different method of Every Red Brush hunter is dish made of rice and wild game old son, Derek, were hunting an hunting deer; big drives that lit- addicted to this place! and squash. In reality, you have area near the Sprague Mather erally cover a square mile. Sunset DNR estimates deer kill to have about 50 pounds of food Flowage. Just like last year, Everyone wears hip boots and (Mark Walters) to feed this gang. Doug and Derek had an experi- carries a compass. All of us find down by 13.5 percent

area weekly outdoor report in Upper Peninsula The Michigan Department of last year. That marks a dip of 27 Northern Wisconsin Pets are not allowed on the winter trails, aside marten or incidental catch must bring the animal Natural Resources has pegged percent. A muzzleloader gun-deer season is open from the 2.5-mile Red Granite Falls trail, where to a designated furbearer check station for exam- estimates of the Upper Peninsu- A short distance away, Mack- statewide and runs through Dec. 9. they are welcome as long as they are on a leash ination. la deer kill of a 13.5 percent inac Bridge Authority toll booth All hunters, except waterfowl hunters, are and under control. The deadline for registering marten and fisher decrease. workers informally counted a required to wear blaze orange clothing whenever Most bears should be hibernating now, how- is Friday, Dec. 18. The DNR said Friday not all total of 1,481 deer on southbound a firearms deer season is open. ever rainfall may have flooded out a few dens. The check station at the Stephenson field Parts of northern Wisconsin received 2 to 4 Upper Peninsua office, located at W. 5420 River Road, will be open of the data was compiled and a vehicles over the firearm deer inches of snow earlier this week, but unseason- The Michigan Department of Natural from 4 to 5:30 p.m. (CST) Thursday, Dec. 17. clearer picture of the season was hunting season. That total repre- ably warm temperatures are in the forecast and Resources reminded hunters the 2015 muz- Furs also may be registered in the Upper expected to emerge once camp sents a 5 percent decline from much of the snow is melting. zleloader deer season opened across the state on Peninsula at several stations, including the DNR’s and hunter surveys are returned the 1,563 deer tallied last year. Many lakes across the Northwoods became Friday. Escanaba Field Office (906-786-2351) and DNR in the weeks ahead. Antler beam measurements, ice-covered in the last week, but thickness is vari- Zones 1 and 2 will remain open to muzzleload- customer service centers in Marquette (906-228- Michigan does not require reg- which generally indicate a buck’s able and only in the range of 1 to 3 inches. As ing until Dec. 13. Zone 3 is open to muzzleloader 6561), Baraga (906-353-6651) and Newberry such, ice conditions are extremely variable and deer hunting until Dec. 20. (906-293-5131) during regular business hours (8 istration of deer. overall fitness level, were greatly generally unsafe for any kind of ice travel. Hunters are reminded archery deer season a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) or by appointment. The DNR’s check station at improved in the U.P. from the Thursday, Dec. 10, is the application deadline also is open statewide at the same time. Archery Call ahead to confirm wildlife staff members Escanaba was the busiest in the past two seasons. for 2016 spring turkey and bear permits. season began Dec. 1 and runs through Jan. 1. will be available to register animals. U.P., followed by Marquette. “This shows that deer that Great horned owls are already ramping up Hunters should be aware of any applicable DNR staff collects biological data from the har- Escanaba staff checked a total of came out of last winter were in courtship activities. Listen for dueting pairs on antler point restrictions in the areas where they vested animals, including sex, age and physical 321 deer and there were 165 pretty good shape, certainly bet- calm nights, with the males deeper hoot standing are hunting. condition of the specimens. out from the females’ higher-pitched responses. Check the antler point restriction map and The skull of each specimen also will be checked at Marquette. ter than the previous couple of After an atypically large influx in October, chart on pages 32 and 33 of the 2015 Hunting and retained for tooth and DNA samples. An official The Escanaba station was seasons,” said Chad Stewart, reports of snowy owls have dropped off. Trapping Digest for details. seal is then attached to each pelt to show it has down about 25 percent from last DNR deer, elk and moose man- As of Nov. 30, around 87 had been tallied in 40 In the U.P., only deer hunters with a certified been inspected. year, while Marquette had an agement specialist at the Rose counties statewide, however only 22 new birds disability may use a crossbow or a modified bow Trappers and furbearer hunters are reminded increase of 20 percent. Lake Wildlife Research Center in were reported in all of November and only a hand- during the late archery and muzzleloader season. they must register their own takes and cannot reg- A similar situation occurred East Lansing. ful of owls have been detected in recent weeks. This restriction applies to the U.P. only. ister for others. at the Mackinac Bridge. “Yearling antler beam growth At Copper Falls State Park near Mellen, all All deer hunters are required to wear hunter Additional winter and spring furbearer registra- multi-use trails are open for hiking. Bikers and orange when participating in the muzzleloader tion hours at the Stephenson field office will be DNR wildlife division staff is back now within the previous snowshoers are not allowed on designated cross- season. The hunter orange requirement does not from 4 to 5:30 p.m. (Central Time zone) on Feb. checked a total of 37 deer over 10-year average after being sig- country ski trails when the trails are snow-cov- apply to those participating in archery season. 10, March 10 and May 3. the two days the check station at nificantly lower the last two ered. Furbearer registration dates and times for For more information, contact MDNR wildlife Bridge View Park in St. Ignace years,” Stewart said. Although covered with a fresh layer of snow, the DNR’s Stephenson field office. biologist Dusty Arsnoe at 906-786-2351. was open, compared to 51 there there is not yet enough to groom the ski trails. Anyone taking a bobcat, river otter, fisher, —Compiled from staff, DNR reports THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2015 l 9

Pat Krause/Daily Globe BESSEMER'S RACHEL Emery picks up a loose ball and passes from her knees during the Wakefield/Marenis- co-Bessemer game at the Cardinal Gym on Friday night Cardinals stop Speedgirls By PAT KRAUSE play on Rachel Mazurek and Jor- guard out and Allyson Metas was [email protected] dan Mazanec when they came in foul trouble since the first WAKEFIELD — Wakefield- inside quarter. Marenisco used a suffocating "It was a very physical game, "It was a very physical game, press and a relentless running but that's typical of a Besse- but basketball is a contact sport. game to overcome Bessemer 56- mer/Wakefield-Marenisco game, We had some good performances. 42 in Copper Mountain Confer- but it evened out in the end. We Rachel Mazurek gives 100 per- Jason Juno/Daily Globe IRONWOOD’S VANESSA Nasi extends for a rebound as South Shore’s Crystal Stewart watches during Friday ence action on Friday night. don't have size, but we'll play cent and is solid. Rachel Emery night’s Indianhead Conference game at John Krznarich Gym in Ironwood. "The key was our press-they physical, too." was solid making free throws had a tough time handling it," Speedgirl coach Gerry Pelis- and Caitlyn Lynch had nine Cardinal coach Bruce Mahler sero agreed Bessemer didn't han- points and played well." said. "We went with a full-court dle the pressure well. The Cardinal press kicked in South Shore escapes press the whole game and when "We had 20 plus turnovers in at the 6:47 mark of the first we get the ball we will run all the the first half and over 40 in the quarter when Hallee Yon made a time. We're a running, pressing game," Pelissero said. "We left-hand lay-up off a steal. team as much as we can. The played ragged. We tried to throw Bessemer responded quickly Ironwood with five-point win other key in the game was the ball through them rather Rachel Obradovich's defensive than around them. We had one By JASON JUNO COPPER MOUNTAIN — page 10 [email protected] IRONWOOD — Ironwood proved that focusing a defense on Emily DiGiorgio isn't going to work. Mercer boys defeat Trollers The Devils received balanced scoring, but it wasn't enough as MERCER, Wis. — Mercer picked up a 70-61 win own plays, taking the ball to the hole, went 7 of 11 Shauna Kavajecz had a monster over Bayfield Friday night, its first win over the from the free throw line," Miller said. night, made the game-deciding Trollers since the 2008-09 season. Reichard was 9 of 15 at the free throw line. play in crunch time, and led "Pretty emotional for my two seniors, James He was "getting the ball in the high post and South Shore to a 68-63 Indian- Reichard and Kyle Lukes; not many wins in the dribble driving, rebounds, just working hard," head Conference victory over last four years for them," Mercer coach Adam Miller said. "He's a workhorse." Ironwood Friday. Miller said. "That was a big win. They're really Reichard had 24 rebounds in Tuesday's loss to The Cardinals beat two con- excited, especially after Mellen, when we had the Mellen; he has 45 in two games. ference contenders this week in game, up by 10, and ended up losing." Mercer (1-1) hosts Winter on Tuesday. Hurley and Ironwood, even James Reichard led the Tigers with 28 points Bayfield — Murphy 16, LaPointe 17, Chet Wachsmuth 12, Tim Nelis 9, Ben LaDue 3, Robert Basina 4. FTs: 3-8. Fouls: 22. Fouled out: Tim Nelis. 3-pointes: Murphy 1, though Megan Gustafson is play- and 21 rebounds. Tarrin St. Germaine had all 19 of Wachsmuth 3, Nelis 3, LaDue 1. ing at Division I Iowa this year his points in the second half. Mercer — Tarrin St. Germaine 19, Johnny Cassiani 9, Alex Schmidt 11, Jake Hill 3, instead of Port Wing. St. Germaine had an excellent second half. James Reichard 28. FTs: 17-34. Fouls: 10. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: St. Germaine 2, Cassiani 1, Schmidt 2, Reichard 1. The Cardinals focused their "He just basically took the game over, calling his Mercer 27 70 defense on All-U.P. Second Bayfield 30 61 Teamer Emily DiGiorgio. But Ironwood finished with four play- ers in double digits, led by Taylor Mylly's 21. They shot 20 of 31 on 2-point shots and were able to Midgettes win home opener get to the rim for easy shots much of the night. HURLEY — The Hurley Hurley (1-2) goes to Butternut your mistakes or they'll take "Our focus coming in was to Midgettes picked up their first Tuesday. advantage of that," Franti said. try to limit her touches," South win of the season, 52-33 over Washburn — Baylee Barningham 3, Kim Casper 2, Watersmeet (0-2) goes to Lake Shore coach Ryan Tiberg said. Skyla Dalbac 9, Emma Rusch 7, Bianna Resalsa 2, Brid- Washburn in their home opener get Motiff 2, Makayla Madison 6, Emily Belanger 2. FTs: Linden-Hubbell Tuesday. "Unfortunately, the other play- Friday night. 4-27. Fouls: 29. Fouled out: Rosala, Motiff, Belanger. 3- Watersmeet — Isabella Garrison 2, Bethany Baldwin ers were able to get to the basket, The Midgettes shot 27 of 44 at pointers: Dalbac 1. 4, Sierra Griffin 7, Trysta Williams 2, Katey Grosso 2. FTs: so I guess it's pick your poison. ... Hurley — Kaylyn King 2, Brooke Piilola 4, Aiyana Nick- 3-8. Fouls: 12. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: None. the free throw line, including a el 1, Tianne Kuula 4, Tori Colassaco 6, Ally Olson 5, Ontonagon — Kessy Domitrovich 2, Alyssa Preiss 3, They carved up our defense 15 of 20 performance by Maria Maria Swartz 25, Reggie Kelly 5. FTs: 27-44. Fouls: 22. Paige Blake 6, Logan Preiss 3, Tessa Cleary 4, Lori War- tonight." dynski 12, Taylor Saari 4, Hope Pintar 16. FTs: 5-7. Swartz, who led all scorers with Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Olson 1. The Red Devils jumped out to Washburn 15 33 Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Pintar 1. 25 points. Hurley 26 52 Watersmeet 04917 a 14-2 lead, as five different play- "We knew that they like to Ontonagon 21 31 43 50 ers scored, most of them at the ...... overplay a lot, really aggressive rim. The Devils maintained a Ontonagon ...... 50 ...... man-to-man, line-to-line," Hur- Bayfield...... 48 small four-point lead, 30-26, at WatersmeetONTONAGON — Ontonagon 17 ley coach Steve Eder said. "We MercerMERCER, Wis. — Shorthand- 41 halftime. The second half was shut out Watersmeet in the first adjusted our motion to try to ed Mercer dropped Friday night's excellent with both teams lead- quarter and went on to win 50-17 compensate that with a lot of cut- Indianhead Conference game 48- ing at times. in a Copper Mountain Confer- Jason Juno/Daily Globe ters. Once we were patient 41 to Bayfield. Ironwood came up short down ence game Friday night. IRONWOOD’S TAYLOR Mylly goes up for a shot Friday in Ironwood. She enough for the cutters to become The Tigers were missing Tay- the stretch, losing its second The Gladiators led 21-0 at the led the Devils with 21 points. open, we got a lot of two-shot lor Wolfe to an illness. Just three close, competitive game to start end of the first quarter. fouls because we would be get- Mercer players scored, led by the season to Indianhead Confer- wood sophomore Makenzie Mar- son stole it from Ironwood and "We jumped on them, we put ting the ball going to the rim. Caitlyn Hiller's 21 and Gwen ence contenders. shall tying it at 61 with 1:11 on Mylly fouled out trying to stop some full-court pressure on "Maria, she's aggressive to Allen's 14. "It's a tough loss," Ironwood the clock. her. She missed the free throw them," Ontonagon coach Dick begin with. When she sees a gap, Mercer trailed 25-13 at the coach Kari Jacquart said. "But Seven seconds later, Lundin though and Kavajecz stole it yet Franti said. "In the second quar- she wants to hit it. She really, halftime and was down nearly 20 it's hard not to be really proud of forced a tieup on top and the pos- again from Ironwood and made ter, they adjusted to the pressure really was aggressive. She had a points in the first half when it the effort. It was our first home session arrow was in Ironwood's one free throw for a 65-61 Cardi- a little bit, so it wasn't quite as look in her eyes. She made her missed six layups. The Tigers got game. We really wanted that direction. nal lead. South Shore got anoth- smooth." first seven free throws before she it down to two points in the sec- win. They fought through, they Ironwood called timeout and er steal and basket to seal the Ontonagon held Watersmeet's missed one. She was ready. Very ond half. played together. It's hard not to were killing clock when Kavajecz deal. Bethany Baldwin to four points. confident tonight." "In the second half, we started be proud of the effort because picked off a pass and like she had At one point in the first half, "We focused on Baldwin and The student body provided a chipping away. Caitlyn and we're getting better and that's so many times Friday, laid it in. Kavajecz had three steals in a tried to keep her under control great atmosphere for the Gwen, they really picked it up in what we wanted. Lundin fouled out trying to stop short period of time, and scored because she's a good player and Midgettes, Eder said. Hurley the second half. They started "Obviously not getting the vic- her and she made the free throw, on a runout twice, but not the we did a pretty good job there," started the season with losses at taking it to the basket," Mercer tory was tough, but I think we putting South Shore up 64-61 third. She has been atop the con- Franti said. Northland Pines and South coach Shannon Hiller said. "(The gave the fans an exciting game with 49.9 seconds left. ference in steals for several Hope Pintar led the Gladia- Shore. team) worked really, really hard and just had some mental mis- "We wanted to work the ball years. Tiberg said she made a tors with 16 points and Lori War- "You could tell it was a big to get back in the game." takes at the end." down to 15 seconds and then look huge play to give South Shore dynski had 12. sigh of relief for the girls," Eder Lindsey Bressette led Bayfield Ironwood fell behind 52-47 for Emily to post up or somebody the lead for good with under a "I was happy overall with our said. "They started very well. We with 15 points. with 8:18 left as Kavajecz made to drive so we could get fouled, minute left. defense," Franti said. "I thought had a good talk after the South Mercer (1-1) hosts Winter one of her 12 steals and then got stop the clock and make the free "She just has a knack for read- we played pretty good defense, Shore game, what we wanted to Tuesday for a non-conference fouled on the other end where throws," Jacquart said. "We just ing that passing lane, Tiberg half court." work towards so that we would game. she made one of two free throws got careless with the end. We said. "The big thing was the Ontonagon's play turned more have an identity together. One of Bayfield — Allison Gordon 9, Joselyn Beaulieu 4, Lind- on her way to a game-high 29 have to work on turnovers. If you other players were able to stop sloppy in the second half, with the things they talked about was sey Bressette 15, Karen Thomas 8, Elle Benton 2, Savan- points. don't protect the ball, you're not the ball to force that, which she the big lead. nah Deragon 4, Savannah Duffy 6. FTs: 10-11. Fouls: 19. being tough and scrappy. They The Devils came back to tie it going to win." went and got." Ontonagon (1-0) hosts Wake- Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Bresette 1, A. Gordon 1. definitely took a step in the right Mercer — Gwen Allen 16, Caitlyn Hiller 21, Sydney at 55 on a pull-up jumper by South Shore stole it three South Shore had four starters field-Marenisco Tuesday. direction in becoming that type Thompson 4. FTs: 11-21. Fouls: 14. Fouled out: None. 3- Kacie Lundin with 3:53 left. It more times before the buzzer coming back after losing "We have Wakefield coming in pointers: None. of team tonight. By no means are went back and forth from there sounded. Tuesday. You better clean up Bayfield 25 48 we there yet." Mercer 13 41 with two free throws by Iron- South Shore's Morgan Soren- DEVILS — page 10 10 l SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2015 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

All Times EST Houston at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Unity 75, Grantsburg 65 Local Schedule Saturday, Dec. 5 Baltimore at Miami, 1 p.m. Michigan St. vs. Iowa at Lucas Oil Sta- Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. WisconsinFriday Girls Monday, Dec. 7 dium, 8:17 p.m Denver at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Abbotsford 54, Chequamegon 14 Boys basketball Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Auburndale 51, Newman Catholic 43 Hurley at South Shore, 7:15 All TimesNFL EST Carolina at New Orleans, 4:25 p.m. Augusta 67, Blair-Taylor 62 Watersmeet at Chassell, 6:20 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Philadelphia at New England, 4:25 p.m. Barron 59, Spooner 47 Wakefield-Marenisco at Republic, 6:30 East Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 8:30 p.m. Bruce 61, Winter 22 Bessemer at Jeffers, 6:20 W LT Pct PF PA Monday, Dec. 7 Cameron 66, Turtle Lake 43 Ironwood at Solon Springs, 7:15 New England10 10.909 347 212 Dallas at Washington, 8:30 p.m. Chippewa Falls 67, Holmen 64 Ontonagon at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7:30 N.Y. Jets 650.545 272 228 Thursday, Dec. 10 Clayton 60, Shell Lake 17 GREEN BAY EST Buffalo 560.455 266 257 Minnesota at Arizona, 8:25 p.m. Cloquet, Minn. 45, Ashland 35 Tuesday, Dec. 8 Miami 470.364 225 287 Colby 66, Gilman 51 Packers tight Girls basketball South Basketball Coleman 35, Oneida Nation 32 end Richard Hurley at Butternut, 7 W LT Pct PF PA Cuba City 72, Darlington 21 Rodgers (82) Wakefield-Marenisco at Ontonagon, Indianapolis 650.545 249 260 D.C. Everest 78, Wisconsin Rapids Lin- 7:20 EST Houston 650.545 232 234 U.P. Girls coln 38 reaches to Watersmeet at Lake Linden-Hubbell, Jacksonville 470.364 236 299 Friday Dominican 65, Racine Lutheran 49 catch the 6:20 Tennessee 290.182 203 257 Negaunee 63, Manistique 26 Edgar 54, Prentice 28 Ironwood at Washburn, 7:15 North Gwinn 44, Gladstone 29 Flambeau 72, Birchwood 19 game winning Hancock at Bessemer, 6:20 WLT Pct PF PA Superior Central 38, Big Bay de Noc 26 Frederic 64, Webster 47 pass on the Winter at Mercer, 5:45 Cincinnati 920.818 297 193 Bark River-Harris 51, Forest Park 25 Grantsburg 51, Unity 45 last play Ewen-Trout Creek at Chassell, 7:20 Pittsburgh 650.545 266 230 North Central 38, Rapid River 32 Ladysmith 37, Chetek-Weyerhaeuser EST Baltimore 470.364 259 276 Carney-Nadeau 45, Mid Peninsula 32 32 against the Boys basketball Cleveland 290.182 213 310 Hannahville 53, Beaver Island 26 Mosinee 60, Medford Area 54 Detroit Lions Winter at Mercer, 7:15 West Oconto Falls, Wis. 38, Menominee 22 Oconto Falls 38, Menominee, Mich. 22 Thursday in Wednesday, Dec. 9 WLT Pct PF PA Kingsford 59, Westwood 58 Racine St. Catherine's 47, Catholic College basketball Denver 920.818 252 207 Marquette 45, Petoskey 27 Central 35 Detroit. The Mesabi Range at GCC, women, 5; Kansas City 650.545 287 220 Hancock 37, Painesdale Jeffers 35 Rhinelander 64, Northland Pines 62 Packers men, 7 Oakland 560.455 264 280 Chassell 53, Republic-Michigamme 19 Rib Lake 40, Athens 36 Thursday, Dec. 10 San Diego 380.273 244 307 Ontonagon 50, Watersmeet 17 Shiocton 69, Wautoma 59 defeated the Boys basketball NATIONAL CONFERENCE Wakefield-Marenisco 56, Bessemer 42 St. Croix Falls 64, Luck 32 Lions 27-23. Washburn at Hurley, 7:15 East Port Wing, Wis. South Shore 68, Iron- Stevens Point 77, Wausau East 47 Lake Linden-Hubbell at Watersmeet, wood 63 WLT Pct PF PA Wabeno/Laona 54, Elcho 40 Associated Press 6:20 Washington 560.455 241 267 Newberry 59, Engadine 33 Bessemer at Wakefield-Marenisco, St. Ignace 51, Brighton 49 N.Y. Giants 560.455 287 273 MILWAUKEEBucks-Pistons (95) Box DeTour 50, Mackinaw City 32 6:30 Philadelphia 470.364 243 274 Middleton 6-15 6-6 21, Antetokounmpo Kinross Maplewood Baptist 77, Munis- South Shore at Ironwood, 7:15 Dallas 380.273 204 261 5-11 2-2 12, Monroe 7-15 0-0 14, Bayless ing Baptist 16 Ontonagon at Republic-Michigamme, South 4-9 0-1 9, Mayo 5-13 3-3 13, Parker 4-8 2- 7:20 EST W LT Pct PF PA Wisconsin Boys 2 10, Carter-Williams 3-8 0-0 6, Vaughn Ewen-Trout Creek at Hancock, 7:20 Carolina 11 001.000 332 205 Friday 0-2 0-0 0, O'Bryant 1-1 0-0 2, Henson 4-5 EST Atlanta 650.545 260 234 Algoma 62, Crivitz 50 0-0 8. Totals 39-87 13-14 95. Friday, Dec. 11 Tampa Bay 560.455 248 279 Bangor 82, Blair-Taylor 63 DETROIT (102) Girls basketball New Orleans 470.364 261 339 Birchwood 75, Flambeau 24 Morris 7-14 8-9 23, Ilyasova 4-10 4-5 Drummond at Hurley, 7:15 North Bruce 65, Winter 58 13, Drummond 7-18 3-10 17, Jackson 8- Wakefield-Marenisco at Watersmeet, 6 W LT Pct PF PA Cadott 44, Thorp 42 14 6-7 23, Caldwell-Pope 1-6 6-6 8, John- Butternut at Ironwood, 7:15 Minnesota 830.727 231 194 Clayton 69, Shell Lake 33 son 4-10 0-0 10, Tolliver 3-5 0-2 8, Blake Ontonagon at Baraga, 7:20 EST Green Bay 840.667 289 238 Colby 62, Gilman 48 0-3 0-0 0, Baynes 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 34-82 South Shore at Mercer, 5:45 Chicago 560.455 231 264 Colfax 44, Mondovi 37 27-39 102. Lake Linden-Hubbell at Ewen-Trout Detroit 480.333 253 315 Durand 73, Boyceville 50 Milwaukee 16 24 19 36 — 95 Creek, 7:30 EST West Elk Mound 70, Glenwood City 36 Detroit 17 34 16 35 — 102 Boys basketball WLT Pct PF PA Elmwood/Plum City 61, Spring Valley 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 4-18 (Middle- South Shore at Mercer, 7:15 Arizona 920.818 355 229 52 ton 3-7, Bayless 1-5, Carter-Williams 0-2, College basketball Seattle 650.545 267 222 Fall Creek 74, Osseo-Fairchild 60 Mayo 0-4), Detroit 7-23 (Tolliver 2-3, GCC vs. United Tribes at Bismarck St. Louis 470.364 186 230 Frederic 70, Webster 58 Johnson 2-4, Morris 1-2, Jackson 1-4, N.D., women, 6; men, 8 San Francisco38 0 .273 152 271 McDonell Central 63, Stanley-Boyd 61 Ilyasova 1-5, Blake 0-2, Caldwell-Pope 0- Saturday, Dec. 12 Thursday, Dec. 3 Medford Area 65, Merrill 62 3). Fouled Out_Mayo. Rebounds_Milwau- College basketball Green Bay 27, Detroit 23 Neillsville 65, Greenwood 33 kee 53 (Monroe 13), Detroit 56 (Drum- Packers riding high after GCC vs. Bismarck State at Bismarck Sunday, Dec. 6 Northland Pines 74, Kohler High School mond 23). Assists_Milwaukee 21 (Bay- N.D., women, 12; men, 2 Arizona at St. Louis, 1 p.m. 59 less, Carter-Williams 5), Detroit 18 (Jack- Seattle at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Oconto 76, Coleman 46 son 5). Total Fouls_Milwaukee 33, Detroit Football Jacksonville at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Phelps 54, White Lake 47 11. Technicals_Morris, Detroit defensive San Francisco at Chicago, 1 p.m. Regis 76, Altoona 68 three second. A_16,963 (22,076). N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Rice Lake 82, Ashland 50 stunning win in Detroit Big Ten Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. St. Marys Springs 51, Lomira 44 GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Richard Rodgers in the end zone. without right tackle Bryan Bula- Packers coach Mike McCarthy McCarthy called it the best ga and right guard T.J. Lang, left no doubt about where the throw he's seen in his 23 years in lost center Corey Linsley to a team's no-time-left win in the league. It capped a second- reinjured ankle in the first half Detroit stands for him. half comeback from 20 points and left tackle David Bakhtiari League title could be start for "Outside of the Super Bowl down, the largest in Rodgers' briefly in the fourth quarter (title in the 2010 season), to me, eight seasons as a starter. And because of a reinjured knee. that's our greatest regular-sea- after losing four of its previous After two straight 100-yard Spartans, Hawkeyes, Big Ten son win," said McCarthy, who's five games, Green Bay (8-4) rushing games, Pro Bowl run- in his 10th year as Green Bay's stayed on the heels of the NFC ning back Eddie Lacy didn't play coach. North-leading Minnesota much for what McCarthy said INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — night is essentially a play-in for weeks ago. "I couldn't sleep, so I sat up Vikings. might have been for a disci- Mark Dantonio and Kirk Ferentz one of the four precious spots in West Division champ Iowa and watched it a few times on "We had really put ourselves plinary reason. Lacy didn't make kept the discussion on point Fri- the second College Football Play- (12-0, 8-0) is one of two remain- TV," he added Friday, less than behind the eight ball as far as the start and had only five car- day. off. If a few other things break ing unbeaten teams in the Foot- 24 hours after the stunning vic- the division and the playoffs in ries for 4 yards. The Michigan State and Iowa the right way, another Big Ten ball Bowl Subdivision and, along tory. "It was a phenomenal general," linebacker Clay "Leading up the game, coaches are in Indianapolis to may slip in. with Michigan State, was one of play." Matthews said. "So to bounce frankly, there's an internal foot- win a Big Ten championship. Don't discount it. five FBS teams with multiple The media quickly dubbed it back and put ourselves in posi- ball decision that was made," Nothing more. Unbeaten Iowa, championship road wins over ranked foes. the "Motor City Miracle" and tion to hopefully take back the McCarthy said. "That's what They'll let everyone else game favorite Michigan State With three teams ranked in "Miracle in Motown" and other North, it means a great deal." resulted in Eddie's (reduced) debate the hot-button issues — and defending national champi- the top six and five in the CFP's names. The resilient Packers The Packers, who don't play reps." the national championship pic- on Ohio State were ranked Nos. top 15, the discussion has now added a different slogan to one of again until they host Dallas on But the Packers didn't flinch ture, whether two teams from 4, 5 and 6 this week by The Asso- turned to whether the Big Ten the most spectacular wins in Dec. 13, could be back atop the after falling behind 20-0 in the the same conference deserve to ciated Press and the College deserves two spots in the playoff their 97-year history: Scat Two division after they return to third quarter. make the playoffs and which Football Playoff committee and — a subject neither coach was Rebound Pass. work from having the full week- "Our guys play till the end, league is the nation's best. their resumes might not make it willing to touch. That's the name of the play end off. The Vikings (8-3) have a and they illustrated that last "We've been here before," any easier. "It's great for interest in the used by the Packers to pull out home game against Seattle on night," McCarthy said. Dantonio said. "This is still goal The Spartans and Buckeyes sport. I'm not knocking it by any their 27-23 comeback victory on Sunday. The Packers work on the play No. 1 for us." both finished 11-1 overall and 7- stretch, but I think it's a lot of the road against the Lions after What pleased McCarthy the every week in practice the day Even amid, the festive envi- 1 in conference play, but East rhetoric," Ferentz said. "Really time expired Thursday night. most was having his team rally before a game, and the 6-foot-4 ronment surrounding Lucas Oil Division champion Michigan what happens is things get decid- Aaron Rodgers' 61-yard throw and overcome a great deal of Richard Rodgers out jumped Stadium. State earned its third ticket to ed on the field." coming after a penalty with 0:00 adversity. Detroit jumped out to everyone in the end zone for the The conventional wisdom is Indy in five years by upsetting That's one point both coaches on the clock arced high into the a 17-0 lead in the first quarter. ball. that the title game Saturday Ohio State in Columbus two agree on. air before coming down into the The Packers' decimated offen- "He went up and got it," hands of leaping tight end sive line, which started the game McCarthy said.

But the W-M press allowed Copper Mountain Korpi to seal the deal with a shot from the elbow that made it 54- Lions could have done more to throws, but Heather Hemming's 41 with 41.2 seconds remaining. From page 9 hit a shot from the baseline to "We got a good team effort when Allyson Metas made a send W-M into half-time with a today," Mahler said. "Since Lau- prevent routine catch in end zone razor-sharp pass to Caitlyn 27-15 lead. ren (Grace) is out, some of the Pelissero inside for a score. Starting the third quarter, girls have really stepped it up DETROIT (AP) — There's no such thing as an When Rodgers set himself and threw toward the But W-M's aggressive press Lynch made a put-back and and played some quality min- easy Hail Mary. end zone, two Detroit players were near opposite began to take effect as Darienne Metas scored when she picked up utes." This one just felt a little less fluky. sidelines around their own 40-yard line. With the Korpi scored on a long pass from a loose ball underneath. Mazurek was Bessemer's top Aaron Rodgers threw the ball about 70 yards to ball sailing overhead, they were not in a position to behind and Saundra Libertoski But Kassidee Yon scored and gun with 15-points and Emery the end zone, and Richard Rodgers made an defend anything. slashed down the middle of the Rachel Obradovich scored twice, notched 12. impressive catch with a bunch of players right There were still six Detroit players left to defend defense for two and the Cardi- the last one coming as she was Korpi topped all Cardinal behind him — but the Detroit Lions can look back five eligible receivers. When Aaron Rodgers nals went up 13-4 with 1:14 falling down and shot from her scorers with 15-points and Kas- at any number of things they could have done dif- released the ball, Richard Rodgers was at about the remaining. knees. sidee Yon added 11. ferently to prevent the touchdown with no time 10-yard line. Lions linebacker Josh Bynes was Kassidee Yon's long jump shot W-M put on a rush at the end W-M won the junior varsity remaining that gave Green Bay a 27-23 victory nearby, but Green Bay's Davante Adams was made it 15-4. of the quarter to take a 40-25 game 37-29. Thursday night. behind him. Bynes followed Adams to the end zone, Mazurek and Caitlyn Lynch third quarter lead. The Speedgirls (0-2) host Han- "What you try to do is not let them catch it, plain leaving Richard Rodgers alone. narrowed the lead to 15-8 by the When Korpi scored inside and cock in a non-conference game on and simple," Detroit coach Jim Caldwell said. "We had plenty of guys back there," Caldwell end of the quarter. added a free throw, the Cardi- Tuesday at 6:20 p.m. What has to be galling for Lions fans is that this said. "We just didn't make the play. They did." W-M was out and running in nals had a 45-29 lead with 5:54 The Cardinals (2-0) travels to wasn't like so many other Hail Marys. There was If the throw had been lower and reached the end the second quarter as Cardinal remaining. Ontonagon in a key Copper no crazy bounce, no pile of players fighting over the zone faster, Richard Rodgers might not have had Alexa Jilek's putback gave W-M Bessemer fought back one Mountain Conference match-up ball while falling to the ground. One Rodgers made time to settle under it. But Aaron Rodgers tossed a 22-8 advantage with 3:58 in the more time as Rachel Emery and on Tuesday at 7:20 EST. the throw, another Rodgers made the catch and the the ball high into the air, and it was clear someone Bessemer — Allyson Metas 2, Caitlyn Pelissero 2, Green Bay players spilled off the sideline right on the Packers (8-4) would have a chance to come quarter. Mazurek canned six free throws Caitlyn Lynch 9, Rachel Mazurek 15, Rachel Emery 12. W-M's press harassed Besse- and Mazurek made a base-line FTs: 16-24, Fouls: 20, Fouled out: Metas, Jourdan away, realizing they'd won. down with it in the end zone. mer, but the Speedgirls still drive and somehow made a run- Mazanec. 3-pointers: none. Needless to say, a lot went wrong for the Lions. Richard Rodgers was able to drift into the end W-M — Darienne Korpi 15, Kassidee Yon 11, Hallee played hard and hustled. ning one-hander and Bessemer Yon 4, Saundra Libertoski 9, Heather Hemming 4, Rachel With the ball at the Green Bay 39, Detroit zone without much resistance, and he had nobody Mazurek knocked down a 15-foot whittled the lead to 49-41 with Obradovich 5, Kirsten Heil 2, Alexa Jilek 6. FTs: 12-23, rushed only three players, leaving the other eight really obstructing his view of the ball. Bynes and jump shot and sank two free 1:52 left. Fouls: 22, Fouled out: Obradovich. 3-pointers: none. to cover the expansive territory between the line of Adams jostled for position. So did receiver James Bessemer 8 15 25 42 W-M 15 27 40 56 scrimmage and the end zone. This strategy isn't all Jones and cornerback Nevin Lawson. Safety Glover that unusual, but on such a long Hail Mary, Aaron Quin came up from behind to try to make a play on Rodgers needed to buy a little extra time so his the ball, and linebacker Tahir Whitehead jumped what we're wanting her to aver- receivers could get to the end zone. The limited in from the side. Devils age. We had nice balance. Vanes- pass rush allowed that. Whitehead was able to get his hands on Richard sa Nasi came off the bench, she's "In that situation, a lot of times we practice it Rodgers, but once the Green Bay tight end caught getting better and better." just a monster defender and then from like the 50 or maybe the 45. I knew we were the ball, he wouldn't allow anyone to jar it loose. From page 9 DiGiorgio still finished as the she gets 10 points. Kacie was around the 40," Aaron Rodgers said. "I felt good "Until that clock ticks zero, there's no such thing Gustafson. Tiberg expects his second leading scorer for Iron- solid as well" about throwing it to the end zone from the 40, so I as certain victory," Caldwell said. team is catching other teams off wood with 12 points. She had a Ironwood (0-2) goes to Wash- was just kind of looking at the rush and moving Actually, the clock had hit zero on the previous guard as a result, even if the team-best 14 rebounds. Nasi and burn Tuesday night for another around." play, but the game still wasn't over because other four starters are back with Lundin both had 10 points. conference game. Perhaps most crucially, the Lions were con- Detroit's Devin Taylor was called for a facemask — a JV team that went 14-5 adding South Shore — Morgan Sorenson 6, Alyssa Kavajecz cerned that Green Bay might not throw a Hail a penalty the Lions disputed after the game. Mylly shined with the 21 20, Emma Ostrenga 13, Shauna Kavajecz 29. FTs: 13- depth. points. 21. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: Kira Waters. 3-pointers: S. Mary at all. On the previous play, the Packers had Now Detroit's three-game winning streak is "It's hard to replace a player of "Taylor had a monster night," Kavajecz 3. tried a short pass followed by laterals. So Detroit over, and the best the Lions (4-8) can hope for is a Ironwood — Alyssa Huotari 6, Taylor Mylly 21, Maken- that caliber," he said. "As they Jacquart said. "I don't think zie Marshall 4, Vanessa Nasi 10, Kacie Lundin 10, Emily didn't bother putting Calvin Johnson in to defend a .500 record. learn to gel together and learn to she's attacked that much since DiGiorgio 12. FTs: 11-19. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: Mylly, heave to the end zone. The Lions were concerned "It's tough to swallow," Detroit receiver Golden realize Megan was no longer I've seen her in practice. Emily Lundin. 3-pointers: Mylly 2. instead about the possibility of needing an open- Tate said. "We played a good game — just one South Shore 26 68 here and they have to do it, it's had a double-double, which is Ironwood 30 63 field tackle. play." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2015 11 DEFLOCKED Convincing wife to seek help for alcoholic sister

Dear Annie: My wife’s sis- quately endowed. I am a male ter is an alcoholic. Now in her in my mid-50s who suddenly early 60s, “Petunia” lost her found himself single again. I, high-paying job five years ago too, felt that no woman would because of her drinking. She want me because I am on the has been depressed and unem- smaller end of the scale. I ployed ever since. She tried Annie’s couldn’t have been more three expensive, high-class Mailbox wrong. It is the person inside treatment centers and each that makes the difference. — time has relapsed within days Content in the Northeast of leaving. Petunia lives alone ever else she can to keep Petu- Dear Content: Thank you MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM and pays someone (we don’t nia from drinking herself to for saying so. We received know who) to bring her liquor death. Frankly, it’s costing us a many responses of encourage- every day. lot of money that I think we ment. Here’s a small sample: The rest of the family has should be saving for our own From Blessed: Please reas- given up on her. My wife, how- retirements. But more than sure “Embarrassed” that ever, keeps calling, bringing that, I am concerned that my women come in different sizes, her groceries and doing what- wife is spending all her time too. Size does matter — but and energy helping her sister that does not mean larger is while neglecting our home, our always better. I was blessed YOUR children, our grandchildren beyond my wildest wishes to and me. find a man who actually fit my OROSCOPE I’ve told her that I want her petite size. Lovemaking was no H to seek professional advice so longer a painful experience, BORN LOSER she can learn the best way to and he lacks for nothing. deal with her alcoholic sister Totally Satisfied: I am a before spending more effort on happy, sexually active 55-year- these futile rescue efforts. She old woman. My partner is says that won’t help Petunia. adventurous, fun-loving, con- My wife is very smart about siderate and affectionate, in EUGENIA most things. I know she loves LAST bed and out. He is paralyzed her sister, but why can’t she from the waist down. Please step back and accept profes- tell “Embarrassed” that the Your Birthday sional guidance? — Sober women worth having in his life Saturday, Dec. 5, 2015 Husband will not judge him by the size Your wife’s of his “endowment,” but by the You have lots of hopes and Dear Sober: dreams, but following through on them reaction is emotional, not ratio- size of his heart. ALLEY OOP will not be as easy. Demands and nal. And it’s also possible that Annie’s Mailbox is written added responsibilities must be dealt your wife has a small martyr by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy with quickly and sufficiently if you want complex and likes being the Sugar, longtime editors of the to have time to pursue your goals. Aim only one willing to sacrifice for Ann Landers column. Please to please and get back to business. her sister. But taking care of email your questions to annies- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Petunia’s needs while she con- [email protected], or — Situations will escalate quickly, leaving you in a no-win situation if you tinues to drink is a form of write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o aren’t willing to compromise. Speak enabling. If your wife truly Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd from the heart, using diplomacy and wants to “save” her sister, she Street, Hermosa Beach, CA experience to come out unscathed. should accompany Petunia to 90254. You can also find Annie CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — her next doctor’s appointment on Facebook at Do background checks when dealing and ask about newer medica- Facebook.com/AskAnnies. To with people you know little about. The tions that have shown some find out more about Annie’s more information you gather, the easi- success in treating alcoholism. Mailbox and read features by FOR BETTER OR WORSE er it will be to handle whatever situa- tion you face. Romance is on the rise. Then she should look into Al- other Creators Syndicate writ- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Anon at al-anon.org. ers and cartoonists, visit the Size up what needs to be done, and Dear Annie: I would like to Creators Syndicate Web page get moving. Your ability to physically give encouragement to at creators.com. make things happen will give you the “Embarrassed,” who won’t COPYRIGHT 2015 CRE- leverage you need to call the shots. date because he feels inade- ATORS.COM Don’t neglect your health. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Gather your thoughts and any infor- mation that will help you make a good AILY LOBE ROSSWORD decision. You are best off limiting your D G C spending and looking for alternatives that are within your means. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — FRANK & ERNEST Emotions will flare up if you have too much time on your hands. 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BUYING JUNK cars or trucks. 2001 Toyota Camry LE. BESSEMER TOWNSHIP: Ramme!s Auto Salvage. Highway New Tires. Asking $2,200.00 West US2, Small 2 Bedroom, 1 US2 Bessemer. (906)663-6080 (715)476-0112. Bathroom, Large yard & garage. ‘Good Morning America’ Motorcycles & 2003 Chevy Blazer 4x4. $425/mo plus all utilities, New transmission. 117,000 miles. NO pets, NO smoking. Security $2,695.00 or best offer 2 bedroom 1 bath attached ATVs (906)364-1238. Deposit & Credit check garage, no basement, corner lot. required. Call (906) 932-1411 701 5th Avenue North, Hurley. 1982 Yamaha Maxim 550. Very 2004 Mercury Sable. Nice. New wondering where viewers went $67,000.00.For more good condition, garage kept. New battery and brakes. $3,900.00. information: (906)364-4600 b attery, plugs, tires, (715)254-6691 Bessemer Homes, Apartments, and Busi- chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or NEW YORK (AP) — For the most recently with Charlie ring. This is a serious, newsy ness Spaces for rent. 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George Stephanopoulos and side table. tion has attracted unprece- (906)364-0968 Real Estate offer. (715)360-6931 or (906)364- 2697 their pals all seemed nice, and Morning television usage dented attention a year in IRONWOOD: 2 bedroom, one looked like they loved being peaked at 40.7 million viewers advance. Morning shows are a bath, attached garage, nice neighborhood. Responsible adults, together. It was almost always three years ago and has combination of news and no pets, no smoking. SUPERB CONDITION, a good time. dropped by two million since, entertainment, and nothing (715)493-2685 SUPER LOW MILEAGE (81K), NON-SMOKING 4x4 The party isn’t over. But it’s Nielsen said. annoys ABC executives more 2000 CHEVROLET Ironwood: 3 bedroom house with SILVERADO LT 1500 Z71 getting late. Some people who used to than a suggestion they don’t appliances. $400.00 plus utilities. No rust, gorgeous inside and out. Rent to own option. (920)217- Loaded with options Television’s top morning turn on TV for a quick check of have the news chops to com- 5981 including Auto-Trac, push show is in its first prolonged the headlines and weather now pete. Yet while “GMA” ratings Sales • Rentals button 4-wheel drive, leather IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP: 2007 Yamaha Stratoline..enilotartSahamaY7002 slump since overtaking NBC’s likely do that online. are down this season, the more Management • Appraisals 13,000 one-owner miles..selimrenwo-eno000,31 power heated seats both North Star Rd, 3 Bedroom, 2 New tires..seritweN sides;AM/FM/CD/Cassette “Today” in popularity three To that end, “GMA” execu- sober and traditional “CBS radio; power locks & windows; Bathroom, Garage and barn. 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The search is on for those for example, to heavily promote political expertise is an asset for extra for garage. (651)274-0339. With super low mileage. missing viewers, many of whom Roberts’ interview with Kobe an election year. I am offering it for sale at Mobile Homes $13,900.00. (906)884-2000 ABC executives suspect have Bryant this week. The risk in shifting to a turned off morning television “Good Morning America” heavier news emphasis is that for Rent Legals altogether, and for ways to lure has suffered turnover the past the people who came to “GMA” 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes at them back. couple of years, with Josh because it looked like the cast Ironwood Estates. $400.00- December 4, 5, and 7, 2015. The “Good Morning America” Elliott leaving for NBC Sports was having fun and was $500.00 monthly. Includes water, PUBLIC HEARING sewer, trash. MSHDA & NEMSCA All interested persons are hereby typical daily audience is 4.9 and Sam Champion for The quickest to laugh at the latest accepted. Pet Friendly. (906)364- advised that the Gogebic County 7086 Road Commission will hold a pub- million, or 11 percent smaller Weather Channel. The short- viral pet video may say, “this lic hearing on its proposed 2016- than last season, the Nielsen term ratings impact was mini- isn’t what I signed up for.” Road Budget on Monday, Decem- Houses for Sale ber 14, 2015 at 4:30 pm (CST) in company said. mal, but long-term may be dif- ABC executives aren’t talk- the road commission offices loc- ated in the Courthouse Annex, Among 25-to-54-year-olds, ferent. ing publicly about what’s going Condemned Property for Sale By Bessemer, Michigan. Final adop- the decline is 19 percent. “It’s really who you want to on with the show and, private- Owner. Best Offer: (906)663-2057. tion of the 2016 budget for all North 12-05-15 funds will take place at the regular “Today” now leads among that spend time with for two hours ly, they’re not fully sure what w 10 8 5 3 meeting on Monday, December group not because it is surging in the morning,” said Brad has happened to the “Good v 9 7 6 2 28, 2015. A copy of the above-pro- u K Q Snowmobiles posed budget is available for pub- — the NBC show is down 4 per- Adgate, an analyst for Horizon Morning America” audience. t A Q 8 lic inspection starting on Friday, cent from last year — but Media, “and they may have They don’t feel it is a rejection West East December 4, 2015, at the road w K w — 1993 Triple Polaris XLT Special, commission offices in the Court- because it is losing audience done something to change the of the show. v 8 3 v A K Q 10 4 650cc. 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The tion of its 40th anniversary focused on this mission and show’s aggressiveness in seek- last month less than a week making ‘GMA’ essential to our Opening lead: v 8 ing interviews has paid off, after the Paris attacks felt jar- viewers.” Trust partner and Includes One Photo take care yourself & Online Listing By Phillip Alder Thinking About Michael Douglas says cancer Marcus Tullius Cicero, a Roman orator and statesman who died in 43 Selling Your Home? B.C., said, “Confidence is that feeling by which the mind embarks in great and honorable courses with a sure survival led to resurgence hope and trust in itself.” Let Us Get You At the bridge table, you need confidence not only in partner’s bids and plays, but also in your own ability. ON THE MOVE! Let’s test both in today’s deal. NEW YORK (AP) — An Oscar-winner Catherine Zeta- His voice cracked when he South is in four spades. West leads emotional Michael Douglas Jones, his “Ant-Man” co-star thanked his wife for her sup- the heart eight: two, queen, jack. How 40 Words 40 Words should East continue the defense? said Thursday that surviving Paul Rudd, his “Fatal Attrac- port; the couple separated a I agree with South’s four-spade 30 Days 60 Days overcall. A slam is most unlikely $99 $149 his cancer scare several years tion” co-star Glen Close, Blythe couple of years ago but rec- after an opponent opens the bidding, ago gave him new vitality as Danner, David Hyde Pierce, Zac onciled, and Douglas noted especially looking at those two heart losers. Make life as tough as Prepayment required. Offer is subject to change without notice. Additonal words .25 each. he settles into his senior Posen and Jann Wenner attend- the pair were celebrating possible for the opponents. Here, Realtors, Landlords welcome. Limit one property per ad. Other restrictions may apply. though, if South had settled for one years. ed. their 15th anniversary this spade, North would have shown Douglas, 71, spoke about Close joked: “I love Michael year. game-invitational values with spade DAILY GLOBE support, and South would have raised his health at an AARP lun- so much that I stopped color- He also got political, railing to game. 118 E. McLeod Avenue | Ironwood, MI 49938 cheon celebrating the Acade- ing my hair so I can look like against super PACs that give First, East must not be fooled 906-932-2211 | www.yourdailyglobe.com by South’s heart jack. If West had my Award-winner’s storied him.” large contributions to political started with the 8-5-3 of hearts, he would have led the three: low from career and said: “It’s good to Douglas called “One Flew candidate, blaming them for length in partner’s suit when the be alive.” Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” which viciousness in the presidential opening leader has not raised that suit. So East cashes his heart ace. Douglas battled stage four he produced, his most profound campaign climate. What next, though? throat cancer in 2010. work, and noted that it was He also cited Wednesday’s It looks obvious to play another high heart, hoping to promote a trump “Once you come out of that turned down at every Holly- deadly mass shooting in San trick for West. But if South is on the ball, he ruffs with his spade ace and end, you have a resurgence, cer- wood studio before its eventual Bernadino, California, in ask- immediately cashes three club tricks, tainly of energy,” he told the release. He also attributed his ing for people of different polit- discarding his diamond on the last round. He loses only two hearts and crowd at the renowned restau- longevity to picking the best ical beliefs to unite on a com- one spade. Cash all of your side-suit tricks rant Le Bernardin. film to work on instead of the mon gun control solution, so before trying for a trump promotion. Douglas had his own celebri- best role. “we cannot be completely East must take the diamond ace before leading the third heart. ty cheering section as he was “The greatest compliment I embarrassed” before the rest of Then East trusts West to say, “Well given AARP’s “Movies for could get is that I see your the world. defended, partner.” Grownups” Lifetime Achieve- name, and I don’t know what Douglas will receive AARP’s © 2015 UFS, Dist. by Universal Uclick for UFS ment Award. I’m gonna get but it’s going to award officially at a ceremony BRIDGE Besides his wife, fellow be good,” he said. in Los Angeles in February.

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NEW YORK (AP) — Chipotle Of the 52 people infected, the fourth-quarter earnings per share warned Friday that an outbreak of CDC says 47 reported eating at a to fall to between $2.45 and $2.85, E. coli linked to its restaurants is Chipotle restaurant the week from last year’s $3.84 per share. hurting its sales and warned that before the illness started. The Analysts surveyed by FactSet had if recent trends continue, it expects agency has not yet determined the expected Chipotle to earn $4.12 per earnings for the current quarter to ingredient that made people sick. share for the December quarter. come in way below analysts’ pre- The CDC also said illnesses The company said it was also diction. Shares slid more than 7 that started after Nov. 11 may not pulling its comparable sales out- percent in after-market trading. be reported yet. look for 2016 because of the recent The outbreak has expanded to People usually get sick from sales trends and uncertainty nine states, with a total of 52 Shiga toxin-producing E. coli, the related to the outbreak. reported illnesses. bacteria commonly associated Shares of the company’s stock The Centers for Disease Control with foodborne outbreaks, for two have dropped 25 percent since and Prevention had said Friday to eight days after swallowing the mid-October. that seven additional people were germ, according to the CDC. Most Earlier Friday, Chipotle had said sickened, including in three more infected people get diarrhea and it was tightening its food standards. states — Illinois, Maryland and abdominal cramps. The Denver-based chain known Pennsylvania. The most recent ill- Chipotle said Friday that store for touting the quality of its ingre- ness started on Nov. 13, it said. closures and bad publicity linked to dients said it hired IEH Laborato- Tom Stankard/Daily Globe The majority of the illnesses have the outbreak have slammed its ries in Seattle to help improve its HAILEY FAVERO, center, 8, shops at Dunham’s Sports in Ironwood on Friday with Breanne Popkowski, left, been in Oregon and Washington, sales. It said that if “recent sales procedures. It said it will imple- and her mom, Joanne, all of Bessemer. where cases were initially reported trends continue,” it expects a ment testing of all produce before at the end of October. Additional decline in sales at established loca- it is shipped to restaurants and cases were later reported in Califor- tions of 8 percent to 11 percent dur- enhance employee training for Ironwood’s Dunham’s Sports expands nia, Minnesota, New York and Ohio. ing the fourth quarter, and for food safety and handling. By TOM STANKARD three times bigger. With more Sports has 66 locations through- [email protected] space, Blazek said there’s room out Michigan. IRONWOOD — To better for an “assortment of more prod- City manager Scott Erickson Northwind Natural Foods Co-op serve sporting goods needs in ucts” to go with the existing line said the new Ironwood location the community, Dunham’s of sporting goods and apparel. is a “positive” for the communi- Sports has relocated in the Iron- Inside, there’s a larger selec- ty. “That’s something we’re elects new board members wood Plaza to a new store adja- tion of athletic and outdoor striving for,” he said. “We like cent to its former location to be apparel, a fitness department, seeing businesses expand and “bigger and better.” an expanded hunting depart- bring more people to the area IRONWOOD — The North- For “quite some time,” Al ment, a “fairway” golf shop and and create more jobs for the wind Natural Foods Co-op gained Blazek, Dunham’s Sports Mar- a large “value footwear” area. area. five new board members at the keting Director, said the sport- To meet area residents’ “With the expansion, it annual membership meeting in ing goods store here has been demands, Dunham’s hired sev- makes it a destination that can October. The new board met later successful and has been looking eral new employees. bring people from outside the and elected new officers, discussed to move. “New hires are going to make area to shop and maybe shop at priorities and formed committees. “We wanted to stay in the the shopping experience much other stores close by,” Erickson “The board intends to focus on Ironwood community because of more pleasant for the local com- said. improving the fiscal management the passion for sporting goods in munity,” Blazek said. Business retention is a key of the co-op, creating a more posi- the community,” he said. With the reopening in Iron- element of the city’s economic tive experience for shoppers, and Blazek said the new store is wood, Blazek said Dunham’s development efforts. playing a greater role in the com- munity,” said a board spokesman. Board members include Jackie Powers, president; Karl Jensen, Univision asks court to dismiss Trump lawsuit vice president; Amy Nosal, secre- Submitted photo tary; Stan Carr, treasurer; Han- NORTHWOODS NATURAL Foods Co-op recently chose new board NEW YORK (AP) — Calling a lawsuit. The lawyers said Trump pany serving Hispanic America nah Panci, Laura Scotford-Fedora members. From left, are: first row, vice president Karl Jensen and pres- $500 million Donald Trump law- destroyed the value of Univi- when Trump made comments and Lanae Carr. ident Jackie Powers; second row, board members Lanae Carr, Hannah suit “beyond frivolous,” Univi- sion’s rights to broadcast the that outraged Mexican Ameri- Committees established include Panci, Amy Nosal and Laura Scotford-Fedora; third row, co-op employ- sion has struck back at claims by Miss USA and Miss Universe cans, Mexican immigrants and Finance, Community Outreach, ees Brad Carr and Eva Smith Furgason-Smith, and board member Stan the Republican presidential can- pageants when he made “inflam- Hispanics. Merchandising, Facilities and Per- Carr. didate that it unjustly broke a matory comments” about His- Trump’s lawsuit claimed sonnel. Board is eager to work with full the community, promote health contract with him to broadcast panics during his June 16 breach of contract, defamation “Much thanks to outgoing time employees Eva Smith-Furga- and diet education and support beauty pageants. announcement of a presidential and First Amendment violations. board members Mark Belmas and son and Brad Carr in pursuing the community outreach for these Univision lawyers filed papers campaign. awyers for Trump did not Anthony Sundberg for their lead- mission of the Northwind Natural purposes.” in Manhattan federal court Fri- The lawyers noted that Univi- immediately respond to a request ership in the last two years,” said Foods Co-op, which is to offer nat- For more information, visit day responding to a July Trump sion was the leading media com- for comment. the spokesman. “The incoming ural, organic, unprocessed foods to northwindcoop.org.

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