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INSIDE TODAY DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Partly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 85 | Low: 62 | Details, page 2 Ironwood City STREET BOWLING Commission plans talks on water IRONWOOD – The Iron- wood City Commission has planned a work session for Monday to discuss the water quality in Ironwood. Some citizens have com- plained about iron in their water, sometimes staining laundry and fixtures; while others have complained about the smell. Other citizens have encountered no problems. Monday’s work session is scheduled for 4 p.m. in the Women’s Club Room on the second floor of the Memorial Building. Several citizens complained about the city’s water at the commission’s June 24 meeting, as reported in the Daily Globe. Commissioner Jim Mil- dren told the assembly he asked a lot of people and not one of them like the discol- ored water right after the city flushes its lines. David Ward, of South Curry Street, questioned Mil- dren’s statement. Ward said his water makes his house smell like chlorine. At the meeting, Mayor Annette Burchell suggested citizens call the city’s water Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe department about any water CHILDREN LINE up to knock the pins down as fast as the volunteers can stand them up during the sidewalk bowling activity Wednes- quality issues. day, as part of the pre-Fourth of July events on Sophie Street in downtown Bessemer. MUSICAL TALENT Invasive plant removed from Miners Memorial Heritage Park By BRYAN HELLIOS mately 100 feet in diameter. [email protected] “In England, if you have this IRONWOOD – Friends of on your property you can not the Miners Memorial Heritage apply for a mortgage to buy Park removed a patch of that property,” Semo said. Japanese knotweed growing in The plant grows in poor con- the park on Tuesday. ditions such as salinity, The invasive species was drought, shade and heat. This first spotted recently by Rick allows it to compete with native Semo, vice president of the plants and can grow out of con- group, who was checking on trol forming dense thickets that eradication efforts of a different crowd out native species. plant. Sharlene Shaffer, a master “I came in here looking for gardener and nature chair of garlic mustard because I didn’t FMMHP, said the cluster of know what it looked like,” he plants can affect the ecosystem said. “And I saw that stuff and of an area. thought, whoa, that’s not what I The plant resembles bam- thought it would look like.” boo and people grow it for Semo could not understand ornamental purposes. Many P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe how the crews who sprayed the invasive species start out in a SINGING HIS own song called “Revival” at Tuesday evening’s Hometown Variety Show in Wakefield garlic mustard did not see the garden or as a house plant, but is Seth Neill, age 13, of Bessemer. The show is an annual fundraiser for the Wakefield Historical Soci- stand of Japanese knotweed, ety Museum. which stood about 10 feet high and covered an area approxi- PLANTS — page 8 Wakefield Variety Show loaded with audience love By P.J. GLISSON The event was in the Wake- Ironwood got the audience clap- GLIFWC begins aquatic [email protected] field-Marenisco K-12 School gym, ping to a fun patriotic medley, WAKEFIELD – The 44th where an enthusiastic crowd while Nathan Seppa charmed his invasive species study annual Hometown Variety Show cheered throughout the night. listeners by singing “Heart of on Tuesday evening in Wakefield Two guitar-playing performers Gold” by Neil Young, while By TOM LAVENTURE Lac Vieux Desert, Stateline Lake was steeped in spirit and carried presented their own original accompanying himself on guitar [email protected] and West Bay Lake. The study with it a patriotic flair that fit compositions, which had a lot of and harmonica. Biologists with the Great includes 24 Wisconsin lakes in right in with a week of Indepen- audience appeal. Yvonne Blake of The local group Intrepidus Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife the Burnett, Langlade, Oneida, dence Day celebrations. Ontonagon sang “The Old Wood- sang one of its own compositions Commission are surveying Polk, Vilas and Washburn coun- Ten performers from various en Chair,” and Seth Neill of called “Perfect World.” inland lakes of the Ojibwe ties. towns filled the night, along with Bessemer sang “Revival.” Living history presenter Steven Ceded Territories that includes Invasive species compete interspersed announcements of Ben Benton of Bessemer also Cole, who was an audience the Upper Peninsula and north- against native species and can raffle winners who took home moved his listeners by playing favorite last year while portraying east Wisconsin. result in displacing vital habitat, prizes that included bikes, airline Beethoven’s “Minuet in G” on the The Michigan lakes in Goge- fare vouchers and decorative keyboard. bic County included in the study items. 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Two, including SEATTLE (AP) – A fed- Fifth Amendment’s due- such asylum-seekers bond dom and absolute eupho- trophy kill, or was the vic- Scott, testified they saw eral judge in Seattle on process protections, includ- hearings before immigra- ria,” defense lawyer Marc tim of allegations fabricat- Gallagher plunge his knife Tuesday blocked a Trump ing “a longstanding prohibi- tion judges where they can Mukasey said. ed after the platoon into the prisoner’s neck. administration policy that tion against indefinite civil argue that they should be “Suffice it to say this is a returned to San Diego to During the trial, it was would keep thousands of detention with no opportu- released because they are huge victory,” Mukasey stop him from getting a Sil- revealed that nearly all the asylum-seekers locked up nity to test its necessity.” not flight risks and pose no said outside court. “It’s a ver Star and being promot- platoon members readily while they pursue their Immigrant rights advo- threat to the public, the huge weight off the Gal- ed. posed for photos with the cases, saying the Constitu- cates including the Ameri- groups told the court. laghers.” Under the military sys- dead prisoner and watched tion demands that such can Civil Liberties Union That gives the asylum- Defense lawyers said tem, two-thirds of a jury as Gallagher read his reen- migrants have a chance to and the Northwest Immi- seekers an opportunity to Gallagher was framed by needs to agree to convict. listment oath near the be released from custody. grant Rights Project sued to reunite with relatives in the disgruntled platoon mem- In Gallagher’s case, that body in an impromptu cer- U.S. District Judge Mar- block the policy, which was U.S. and to find lawyers to bers who fabricated the meant five of seven jurors. emony. sha Pechman ruled Tuesday due to take effect July 15. handle their asylum allegations to oust their Military juries also have Defense lawyers called that people who are detained “The court reaffirmed claims, making them more chief. They said there was the option to convict on the pictures of Gallagher, a after entering the country to what has been settled for likely to succeed. no physical evidence to lesser charges, such as Bronze Star recipient, seek protection are entitled decades: that asylum-seek- The new policy would support the allegations. attempted murder. clutching the corpse’s hair to bond hearings. Attorney ers who enter this country end that practice, keeping The prosecution said It’s not known whether and his texts about his General William Barr have a right to be free from between 15,000 and Gallagher’s own text mes- any of Gallagher’s jurors knife skills just the dark announced in April that the arbitrary detention,” Matt 40,000 immigrants in cus- sages and photos incrimi- voted for a conviction on humor of a warrior. government would no longer Adams, legal director of the tody for six months or nated him. They included the most serious charges; An Iraqi general who offer such hearings, but Northwest Immigrant more without requiring the photos of Gallagher hold- vote tallies are not made handed the wounded pris- instead keep them in cus- Rights Project, said in a government to show that ing the dead militant up by public in military cases. oner to the SEALs testified tody. It was part of the written statement. “Thou- their detentions are justi- the hair and clutching a Gallagher was also that Gallagher did not stab administration’s efforts to sands of asylum-seekers fied, in violation of their knife in his other hand. charged with attempted the boy. And Marine Staff deter a surge of migrants at will continue to be able to due process rights, the A text message Gal- murder in the shootings of Sgt. Giorgio Kirylo said the U.S.-Mexico border. seek release on bond, as groups argued. Typically, lagher sent while deployed two Iraqi civilians, and after the militant died that Pechman said that as they seek protection from close to half of asylum- said “got him with my four other charges that he moved the body to take people who have entered persecution and torture.” seekers who are granted hunting knife.” include the unlawful dis- a “cool guy trophy” photo the U.S. and been detained For the past 50 years, bond hearings are released The prosecution assert- charge of his firearm by with it and saw no stab here, they are entitled to the the government has given from custody. ed the proof of Gallagher’s shooting at noncombat- wounds on his neck. guilt was in his own words, ants, wrongfully posing Gallagher’s attorneys his own photos and the tes- with a human casualty, said there were a number 2020 Census to be printed timony of his fellow troops, impeding an investigation of things that could have while defense lawyers by discouraging platoon caused the militant’s without citizenship question called the case a “mutiny” members from reporting death, including internal by entitled, junior SEALs his criminal actions and injuries from the blast. WASHINGTON (AP) – of documents for the 2020 ly disagreed with it. trying to oust a demanding retaliating against those Most of the witnesses Days after the U.S. counts would be starting, “The Census Bureau has chief and repeatedly told who did. were granted immunity to Supreme Court halted the said Kristen Clarke, execu- started the process of the jury that there was no The two-week trial protect them from being addition of a citizenship tive director of the National printing the decennial body, no forensic evidence included the testimonies of prosecuted for acts they question to the 2020 Cen- Lawyers’ Committee for questionnaires without the and no blood found on the nearly a dozen SEALs, described on the stand. sus, the U.S. Census Civil Rights Under Law. question,” Ross said in a Bureau on Tuesday started Justice Department statement. “My focus, and the process of printing the spokeswoman Kelly Laco that of the Bureau and the Gogebic County awarded grant questionnaire without the confirmed there would be entire Department is to controversial query. “no citizenship question conduct a complete and Gogebic County has board to receive funds. application by contacting Trump administration on 2020 census.” accurate census.” been awarded $7,901 from The board will recom- Simmons at 906-364- attorneys notified parties Commerce Secretary President Donald the Department of Home- mend which local agen- 0181 or send email to in lawsuits challenging the Wilbur Ross said that while Trump had said after the land Security’s Federal cies receive these funds as gogebicrangeuw@yahoo. question that the printing he respected the Supreme high court’s decision last Emergency Management well as additional funds com. The deadline for of the hundreds of millions Court’s decision, he strong- week that he would ask his Agency to supplement under this phase of the applications is July 15 attorneys about possibly emergency food and shel- program. and the local board will delaying next spring’s ter programs in the coun- meet July 18 at 10 a.m. in decennial census until the ty. Terms of the grant the Gogebic-Ontonagon Supreme Court could revis- According to a press Under the terms of the Community Action Board it the matter, raising ques- release by local Emergen- grant, local agencies cho- room. tions about whether print- cy Food and Shelter Board sen to receive funds must: Last year funds were ing of the census materials Chair James Simmons Jr., –Be private voluntary distributed to Restoration would start as planned this the local board of EFSP nonprofits or units of gov- of the Breach Ministries month. was selected by a national ernment; and Ironwood St. Vincent –Be eligible to receive De Paul Society, both of Federal funds; Ironwood, and Kati-Kite- –Have an accounting gon Community Develop- REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS system; ment Corporation in –Practice non-discrimi- Watersmeet. $1,850,000 nation; The local ERSP board GOGEBIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE –Have demonstrated includes representatives 2019/2020 LINE OF CREDIT NOTE the capability to deliver from the Gogebic County emergency food and/or Board of Commissioners, BIDS DUE BY: shelter programs and; Gogebic Range United –If they are a private FRIDAY, JULY 12, 2019 AT 11:00 AM CT Way, Gogebic-Ontonagon voluntary organization, Community Action Agency, FOR MORE DETAILS GO TO: have a voluntary board. Salvation Army, Depart- https://www.gogebic.edu/HR/rfp.html Public or private vol- ment of Health and Human untary agencies interest- Services and Catholic ed in applying for EFSP Social Services. funds can receive an —Bryan Hellios l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2019 3 Community Briefs E-TC Schools announce NLDC offers play day, nature than $440,000 in grant funding in 2019. hikes, teen retreats To submit an on-line response to the RFP, visit superiorhealthfoundation.org. fourth quarter honor roll WANITOWISH WATERS, Wis. – North For more information, call 906-225-6914 or Lakeland Discovery Center is offering a email [email protected]. free family play day today from 11 a.m. to EWEN – Ewen-Trout Cheyenne Peace, Marissa Schaad. 2 p.m. today. Participants can enjoy Creek School announced Polkky and Hazel Strong*. Juniors: Lexus Alinen, Church to show video on child their honor roll for the Freshmen: Eric Abram- Paige Berglund*, Cole healthy outdoor activities and play for the protection whole family. Lunch plates are available fourth quarter of the 2018- son, Jaden Borseth, Ellie Borseth, Edward Car- for purchase. The program is free, but WOODRUFF, Wis. – Eaglebrook 19 school year. Students Carrothers, Samantha rothers, Jemmah Haapala, donations are appreciated. On Friday, Church of Woodruff will present the video who had all A’s for the Goll, Kelsey Jilek, Glen Mabel LaBine, Colton NLDC will offer a free guided nature hike “Chosen,” Thursday, July 18, from 6:30 to quarter are marked by an Miller, Jonah Nordine, Schutz, Desiree Tuomi and from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Participants can dis- 8 p.m. “Chosen” is a film that shows tech- asterisk*. Honorees Brendan Polkky*, Brianna Gracie Witt*. cover the sights and sounds of the great niques that recruiters use to lure kids. The include: Schutz*, Nikolas Thomas, Seniors: Kaitlin Brady*, outdoors. The hike will be led by an presentation will be followed by a discus- 7th Grade: Mason Ave- Alexia Trotochaud and Gentry Brand, Kiara NLDC naturalist on the interpretive trail. sion led by representatives of Shared Hope disian, Christian Besonen*, Brooklyn Wagner. DeWitt, Selena Dix, Ryan NLDC will also offer a teen retreat on International. Kiersten Ferguson*, Madi- Sophomores: Kori Driesenga, Dustin King, Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for teens age son Garcia, Marcella Miller, Anderson, Christian Bailey, Zachary Livingston*, Ava 13 through 17. NLDC naturalists will lead Presque Isle Lions offer kids’ Rydar Sanchez, Redd Elise Besonen*, Kaitlyn Moilanen, Eli Nordine, a morning on the Manitowish Chain of fishing contests Strong, Brandon Thomas, Hardes, Gracie LaBine, Noah Nordine, Brooke Joseph Trotochaud and Abbie LeGault, Aliina Nor- Perttu, Erin Pletzke, Acacia lakes. NLDC will provide fishing rods, PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. – Presque Isle tackle and PFDs. Particpants are encour- Madison Tuttle. dine*, Hannah Peace, Beth Schaad* and Nicholas Lions Club is offering a series of kids’ fish- 8th Grade: Laura Brady, Pletzke and Arianna Walker. aged to bring water and lunch. Those ing contests on Wednesdays, July 10, 24 interested must register by today. There is and Aug. 7 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. These limited space available, and there is a cost are catch and release contests and are free Electricity, water don’t mix to the event. of charge. Each angler will receive a certifi- For more information and registration QUINCY, Mass. – With not working properly, flick- cate and fishing tackle. A light lunch is Tips for boat owners visit the website DiscoveryCenter.net or provided. the arrival of summer and er or work intermittently. –Avoid entering the call 877-543-2085. For more information, call 715-686- the July 4th holiday week- – If you feel a tingling water when launching or 2910 or email [email protected]. end just around the corner, sensation while in a pool, loading a boat. Docks or Superior Health Foundation the National Fire Protec- immediately stop swim- boats can leak electricity offering grants Kids’ fishing day offered tion Association is remind- ming in your current direc- into the water causing EAGLE RIVER, Wis. – Eagle River ing people about potential tion. Try and swim in a water electrification. MARQUETTE – Superior Health Foun- electrical hazards that exist direction where you had not –Each year, and after a dation launched its 2019 Proactive Grant Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Cen- ter will host the 39th annual Eagle River in swimming pools, hot felt the tingling. Exit the major storm that affects the Focus process with the release of a tubs and spas, onboard water as quickly as possi- boat, have the boat’s electri- Request for Proposals for projects posi- Fishing Day for Kids from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday. boats and in waters sur- ble; avoid using metal lad- cal system inspected by a tioned to make an impact on improving rounding boats, marinas, ders or rails. Touching This event is free for children between qualified marine electrician medical transportation issues throughout and launch ramps. metal may increase the risk to be sure it meets the the ages of 7 and 12 years old and pre-reg- the entire U.P. Most people are not of shock. required codes of your area. istration for the event is required. Adults After the responses to the RFP are aware of electrical dangers Make the necessary repairs received, the foundation will announce can pre-register interested children in posed in water environ- Tips for pool owners if recommended. Check the awards at its Fall Grants Program, advance at the Eagle River Chamber office ments such as electric –If you are putting in a with the marina owner who scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 23 in Mar- or by phone at 715-479-6400 or via email shock drowning, which new pool, hot tub or spa, can also tell you if the mari- quette. The Foundation will award more to [email protected]. happens when marina or be sure the wiring is per- na’s electrical system has onboard electrical systems formed by an electrician recently been inspected to Wisconsin man gets jail for clogging women’s toilets leak electric current into experienced in the special meet the required codes of the water. The current then safety requirements for your area, including the SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (AP) – A Wisconsin The Sheboygan man also was ordered passes through the body these types of installa- National Electrical Code. man has been sentenced to 150 days in jail to serve three years of probation and pay and causes paralysis. When tions. –Have ground fault cir- for repeatedly clogging women’s toilets, $5,500 in restitution. this happens, a person can –Have a qualified elec- cuit interrupters installed on including at places he worked. Prosecutors say Beeman told police he no longer swim and ulti- trician periodically inspect the boat; use only portable Thirty-five-year-old Patrick Beeman gets urges to do odd things, like look for mately drowns. and – where necessary – GFCIs or shore power cords pleaded no contest to five counts of mis- bottles in the garbage to clog toilets and NFPA reminds people replace or upgrade the (including “Y” adapters) that demeanor criminal damage to property. cause them to overflow. about the potential electri- electrical devices or equip- are Marine Listed when The state recommended a 30-day sentence Police found a toilet in the women’s cal hazards onboard boats ment that keep your pool, using electricity near water. for the crime, but Sheboygan Press Media bathroom at Deland Community Center and in waters surrounding spa or hot tub electrically Test GFCIs monthly. reports that Judge Kent Hoffmann on clogged by a plastic bottle last March, an boats, marinas and launch safe. Have the electrician “With continued educa- Monday gave Beeman 30 days for each incident similar to 10 others beginning in ramps. show you how to turn off tion and awareness about count, to be served consecutively. 2017. Here are tips for swim- all power in case of an ESD, we can help reduce the mers, pool and boat own- emergency. risk of ESD from happen- Community Calendar ers: –Make sure any over- ing,” said Lorraine Carli, head lines maintain the NFPA’s vice president of Tips for swimmers proper distance over a pool Outreach and Advocacy. Email calendar items and Marenisco Fireworks, Catholic Church, Ironwood. –Never swim near a and other structures, such community news to dusk, Kimberly Field. area74.org. marina, dock or boatyard, as a diving board. If you [email protected]. Mercer Fireworks, dusk, Aurora Club, 6 p.m. or near a boat while it’s have any doubts, contact a IN MEMORIAM For more information, call 906- Grand Portage Lake. monthly membership, Aurora 932-2211. Friday, July 5 Club, Ironwood. running. qualified electrician or In loving memory of Wednesday, July 3 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. –While in a pool, hot your local utility company EST, Ontonagon United tub or spa, look out for to make sure power lines JOHN D. SKOWRONSKI Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Methodist Church basement, who passed away 10 years ago, Christian Men of the 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior next to Holiday gas station, underwater lights that are are a safe distance away. July 3, 2009. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Center. Ontonagon. area74.org. Cafe, Ironwood. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Government Alcoholics Anonymous, 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Ten years have passed since you left us, Gogebic-Iron County Air- Michigan church helps pay off $1.8 But your smiles are with us yet. open meeting, noon, Salem Ironwood. port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Mercer Food Pantry, airport. million in family medical debts We will always cherish the memory of area74.org. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Bessemer Township DOVE Support Group, Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: you, Whom we will never forget. Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, WYOMING, Mich. (AP) randomly selected families noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. 715-476-7655. Ramsay. Our hearts ache with sadness, Our eyes Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Alcoholics Anonymous/ – A church in western from Kent, Ottawa, Allegan Ironwood Township shed many a tear, God only knows how Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Michigan is helping to pay and Ionia counties are get- Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. an Church, Ironwood. offices. we miss you, at the end of 10 long years. Iron County Veterans Ser- area74.org. off more than $1.8 million ting letters informing them Wakefield City Council, in medical debt for families. that the debts are being vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Sadly missed by his children Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- EST, Ontonagon United Ironwood City Commis- Grand Rapids First paid off. 2190. Methodist Church basement, sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial church in the Grand Mercer Health and Well- next to Holiday gas station, Building. Rapids-area community of ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Ontonagon. area74.org. Bessemer Downtown Mercer Community Center. Alcoholics Anonymous, Development Authority, 5:30 Wyoming is working with Alzheimer’s Disease 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Rye, New York-based non- Thank You Caregivers Support Group, Catholic Church, Ironwood. Marenisco Township profit RIP Medical Debt on 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical area74.org. Board, 6 p.m., township hall. Lutheran Church, Mercer, Wis. the effort. Nearly 1,900 for your financial support for the Bessemer Booster Club, Saturday, July 6 6:30 p.m., A.D. Johnston High 3rd Annual GRHF Fundraiser. School. Union Station Food Gogebic Range Carvers, Pantry and Northern Food Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Community support enables us to 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. ThePUBLIC following County Treasurers LAND will be offering AUCTION tax-reverted real estate Johnston High School, Besse- 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. continue to offer grants to work mer. Alcoholics Anonymous, at public Auction on August 25th, 2018: Baraga, Gogebic, Houghton, IMPACT Life Support 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Iron, Ontonagon & Keweenaw. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland The Auction will be held at The Northern Waters (FKA Lac Vieux collaboratively with the community Church, Ironwood. Community Pickleball Bessemer Women’s Club, Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Desert) Casino, N5384 U.S. 45, Watersmeet, MI 49969. Registration to establish the Gogebic-Iron 7 p.m., Bessemer City Hall School gymnasium. 715-776- will begin at 11:30am, Auction will begin at 12:00pm. 4588. DDA room. Online bidding will be available via www.tax-sale. Range as a fun place to be healthy. People for Peace, 7 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 EST, Episcopal Church of p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, For more information or for a list of the properties being sold, Ascension, 501 Houghton St., Ironwood. area74.org. visit our website at www.tax-sale.info or call 1-800-259-7470. Sale list- Gogebic Range Health Foundation Ontonagon. Sunday, July 7 ings are also available at your local County Treasurer’s Office. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., closed meeting, Salem Alcoholics Anonymous, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Mercer Health and Well- Church, Bessemer. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., area74.org. Mercer Community Center. 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Bessemer Fireworks, 10 Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 $19,995 $9,995 $7,995 $6,995 p.m., Massie Field. p.m., Our Lady of Peace l 4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Assault on Western Civilization DAILY GLOBE Western civilization was founded Western civilization are supporting a on a set of philosophies that focus racial hierarchy. The fact is that the strongly on the sanctity of individu- history of the world is one of arbi- Sue Mizell, Publisher als and their power of logic and rea- trary tyrannical abuse and control. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor son. This belief led to a desire to Poverty has been the standard fare trust things that could be proven to for a vast majority of mankind. be true or legitimate, from govern- Walter E. America became the exception to ment to science. Judeo-Christian Williams what life was like. That exceptional- morality has formed the basis of ism inspired imitators, and our most Western notions of ethics and vision of freedom and liberty spread In Their Opinion behavioral standards. Thus, the to what has become known as the Michigan’s aging attack on Western civilization must Western world. begin with the attack on the church the achievements of Western civiliza- Many do not appreciate the fact and Christian values, and, just as tion start at our colleges and univer- that freedom and competition in population presents important, the family unit must be sities. An American Council of both the marketplace and idea arena undermined. The reason why the Trustees and Alumni 2016 study unleashed a level of challenges church, Christian values and family reported that “the overwhelming entrepreneurism, risk-taking and are targets of the left is they want majority of America’s most presti- creativity heretofore unknown to In the race of life, one doesn’t necessarily want to people’s loyalty and allegiance to be gious institutions do not require mankind. Look at the marketplace of cross the finish line first. to the state. The church, Christianity even the students who major in his- ideas. The Nobel Prize has been Nor win the race to be the state with the highest and the family stand in the way. tory to take a single course on Unit- awarded to 860 people since its number of counties where the median age is 50-plus. Let’s look at some of the left’s agen- ed States history or government.” inception in 1901. The prizewinner But Michigan won the old, ahem gold, medal, da. Because of this ignorance, our young distribution: Americans (375), Unit- according to U.S. Census numbers reported by Joe Biden, criticizing sexual people fall easy prey to charlatans, ed Kingdom (131) Germany (108), Bridge Magazine in June. assault, said, “This is English quacks and liars who wish to down- France (69) and Sweden (32); that’s Altogether, Michigan has 21 counties with a half- jurisprudential culture, a white grade our founders and the Ameri- 83% of Nobel Prizes won. The large century median age (out of 83); the next closest state man’s culture,” adding, “It’s got to can achievement. majority of other Nobel winners are is Montana with 13 counties (out of 56) and Texas change.” The Western world’s cul- In 2012, 2014 and 2015, an mostly westerners. I might add that with 12 (out of 254). ture isn’t perfect but women fare bet- ACTA-commissioned survey of col- Japan has 27 Nobel Prize winners, The median age in Grand Traverse County at 43.1 ter under it than any other culture. lege graduates found that less than but their first winner was awarded years old, compared to nearby Benzie County at 50 Just ask yourself: If you’re a feminist, 20% could accurately identify the in 1949, after WWII led Japan to years old; Antrim County is 51.5 and Leelanau Coun- in which countries would you like to effect of the Emancipation Proclama- became more westernized. ty weighs in at 54.6. live? Would it be Saudi Arabia and tion. Less than half could identify There’s a reason why the West This county measure is one piece of the picture – other Middle Eastern countries, George Washington as the American leads the world in terms of scientific our state is 12th oldest overall, and has had stagnant China or countries on the African general at Yorktown. One-third of innovation, wealth and military population growth for 20 years. continent, north or south of the college graduates were unaware that might and it has little to do with But those preparing for Census 2020 say that this Sahara? In those countries, women FDR introduced the New Deal. Over genetics. Instead, it’s the environ- older drift is something to consider as we prepare for encounter all kinds of liberty restric- one-third of the college graduates ment of freedom, both in the market the days ahead – days that will likely include strug- tions plus in at least 30 countries on surveyed could not place the Ameri- for goods and in the idea market- gles to meet the needs of the aging; potential eco- the African continent, the Middle can Civil War in its correct 20-year place. Rigorous competition brings nomic hardship and declining growth, according to East and Southeast Asia, female geni- time frame. Nearly half of the college out the best in mankind. Leftists and the Detroit News. tal mutilation is practiced. You graduates could not identify correct- would-be tyrants find Western val- Safety net systems are already starting to break might ask Joe Biden what part of the ly the term lengths of U.S. senators ues offensive. amid increasing demand for services, said Heidi Gus- “white man’s culture” needs to be and representatives. Walter E. Williams is a professor of tine, the incoming executive director of the Traverse changed. The left in our country often sug- economics at George Mason Universi- City-based nonprofit Area Agency on Aging of North- The greatest efforts to downplay gests that people who stand up for ty. western Michigan. “We’re about to hit a tipping point,” Gustine told the News. Today in history Workforce is an issue, as aging communities get double slammed with both dwindling numbers of workers and growing health care staffing needs. Not By The Associated Press having enough working-age people sets a “speed Today’s Highlight in History limit” for economic health and growth, said Xian Liu, On July 3, 1976, Israel launched its daring mission to research manager for the Southeast Michigan Coun- rescue 106 passengers and Air cil of Governments. France crew members being Luis also told the News that Michigan is experi- held at Entebbe Airport in encing a projected 25% decline in the K-12 school- Uganda by pro-Palestinian hijackers; the commandos suc- age population. ceeded in rescuing all but four Some communities are turning former schools of the hostages. into senior centers; others are trying to draw in On this date entrepreneurs and families with better pay and jobs. In 1775, Gen. George We are fortunate to already have smart, devoted Washington took command of the Continental Army at Cam- people working on this issue in Grand Traverse bridge, Massachusetts. County, and we’re hopeful that lessons we learn can In 1863, the three-day Civil keep our communities healthy for years to come. War Battle of Gettysburg in We need to involve the pros – our retirees – to tap Pennsylvania ended in a major victory for the North as Con- into their wisdom. Because age and health are not federate troops failed to breach mutually exclusive. Union positions during an $30 million reward for Odai and Dave Barry is 72. Actress Betty son is 44. Actress Andrea Bar- –Traverse City Record-Eagle assault known as Pickett’s Qusai Hussein went to a tipster Buckley is 72. Rock singer- ber is 43. Singer Shane Lynch Charge. whose information led U.S. musician Paul Barrere (Little (Boyzone) is 43. Actor Ian In 1890, Idaho became the troops to their hideout, where Feat) is 71. Actress Jan Anthony Dale is 41. 43rd state of the Union. the brothers were killed in a Smithers is 70. 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Kathryn (Katy) E. Zanetti Phyliss Rose (Allie) Tulppo

NEGAUNEE, Mich. – Kathryn (Katy) E. Zanetti, ONTONAGON, Mich. – added a luncheon counter which ceded Phyliss in death in 1994. 90, of Bessemer, died peacefully on Thursday, Jan. Phyliss Rose Tulppo, 96, was eventually grew into a root beer Surviving are daughter Chris- 24, 2019, at Eastwood Nursing Home in Negaunee. called home to be with our Lord stand, and ultimately became tine Hubbard, Bruce Crossing; She had resided at Teal Lake Senior Living in and Savior on Sunday, June 30, Tulppo’s Restaurant and Motel. Greg Tulppo (Becca), Bruce Negaunee for the past two and a half years. 2019 in Ontonagon, at the The couple operated the business Crossing; grandchildren Victoria Katy was born Feb. 6, 1928, in Ironwood, to John Aspirus Long Term Care Facility. for over 60 years, employing sev- Tulppo, Blake Tulppo, Craig Brit- and Christine (Kaczmerich) Porter. Phyliss was born in Suring, eral hundred employees through- ton, Tim Britton, Janice Huhtala, She was preceded in death by her Wis., to the late Albert and Rose out that time. Shana Kopsi; great-grandchildren parents, four brothers (Edgar, Allie on July 28, 1922. She was In her younger years, Phyliss Andrew, Alex, Ellie, Rachelle, Frank, Stanley, and Walter), one raised in Paulding, Michigan and enjoyed spending time at camp Emily, Meg, Isabelle, Allie, Savan- sister (Annie), and her husband, attended the Ewen schools, grad- and traveling. She was also well nah and Natalie. Frank D. (Red) Zanetti. uating in 1939. After graduating known for her baking skills and Funeral mass will be held on Katy had a passion for cooking she moved to Detroit and worked for being a hard worker. She liked Monday, July 8, at Sacred Heart and cleaning. She could always be in a bakery. to bowl and was an avid gardener. Parish in Ewen. The family will found wearing her apron. On top In October of 1948 she mar- Phyliss was a charter member receive visitors beginning at 10 of making wonderful dinners at ried Orville W. Tulppo and of the Bruce Crossing V.F.W. a.m. EDT with Mass at 11 a.m. home, Katy volunteered a great moved to Bruce Crossing, where Ladies Auxillary. Immediately following the service deal of her time within the church Kathryn (Katy) they started their own pool room The couple had two children, a luncheon will be served at the E. Zanetti and sporting good store. They Christine and Greg. Orville pre- church. making pasties. She enjoyed par- 1928 — 2019 ticipating with other activities within the community. She enjoyed gardening with Franklin G. DuCharme her husband, growing many vegetables throughout the summer, often using her fresh produce for her IRON BELT, Wis. – Franklin G. made their home in Iron Belt and brothers, James (Mary Jo) and cooking. At the age of 90 she was still enjoying bak- DuCharme, 86, a longtime resi- were blessed with three children. Robert (Gail); and several nieces ing weekly at Teal Lake Senior Living along with dent of Iron Belt, passed away Franklin enjoyed taking rides and nephews. playing games and crafting. peacefully on Sunday, June 30, to visit his brothers and his fami- He was preceded in death by Katy is survived by her two children and their 2019. ly. He took great pleasure riding his parents; five brothers, Arthur, families. Her daughter, Kris (Robert) Sibley of Ish- Franklin was born on April 11, around the towns and country- Earl, Barry, Gerald and Paul; and peming; two grandchildren, Eric (Erica) Sibley and 1933, in Saxon, a son of Arthur side touring. Franklin was always a sister, June Saari. Stacy Sibley; and three great-grandchildren, Haley and Anna (Ylitalo) DuCharme. He a hard worker and was there for A graveside service will be held Sibley, Evan Sibley and Elise Sibley. Her son, Gary attended Saxon High School and his family. He was a great joke on Monday, July 8, at 11 a.m., at (Michele) Zanetti of Commerce Township; two graduated in 1952. teller and had a funny joke or the Lake View Cemetery, Saxon. grandchildren, Heather Piasecki and Allison (Mike) Franklin proudly served his story to tell to make you laugh. Following the service, full mili- Blazaitis; and two great-grandchildren, Avery country in the U.S. Army during Franklin is survived by his lov- tary rites will be accorded. Blazaitis and Jackson Blazaitis. the Korean War. He was honor- ing wife, Carol; two daughters, Funeral arrangements have A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on ably discharged on Oct. 7, 1955. Jane (Kevin) Rowe and Joy been entrusted to Jerald Rocco, Wednesday, July 17, at St. Sebastian Catholic Church On Oct. 6, 1956, Franklin was DuCharme; a son, Jeffery (Marla) owner and manager of Lakeside in Bessemer. There will be no visitations prior to the united in marriage to Carol M. DuCharme; five grandchildren; Memorial Chapel Inc., in Wake- mass. Burial will take place directly after mass at Myllykangas in Iron Belt. They six great-grandchildren; two field, Mich. Hillcrest Cemetery. Glen E. Miller Kathleen D. Tadlock WOODRUFF, Wis. – Glen E. erty Thompson especially enjoyed doing these Miller, 70, of Bergland, Mich. and Cory things with his children and UPSON, Wis. – A Celebration of Life service will passed away on June 26, 2019 at Thompson. He is grandchildren. be held for Kathleen Tadlock Saturday, July 6, at 11 the Howard Young Medical Cen- also survived by If you did not know Glen as a.m. at the Whitecap Mountain Green Room and ter in Woodruff from complica- several nieces Veteran Glen, Dad, Grandpa or Papa G, covered outdoor viewing area. KT loved all things tions of lung cancer. and nephews. then you probably knew him as, gingham print, so feel free to wear anything ging- Glen was born on March 1, Glen is a graduate of the Ewen Partner, Pilgrim or Big Dog. ham print to the service. She’d find that to her lik- 1949 to the late Lee H. Miller and High School class of 1967. After He will be missed by all that ing. the late Marcella (Crabb) Miller. high school he served in the Unit- knew him. There will be a luncheon buffet, followed by a He has one sister, Nancy (Mike, ed States Navy from 1968 to 1970. Services for Glen will be held family committal ceremony at Hillside Cemetery in deceased) Hillier of Bergland, He worked at the White Pine Cop- on Friday, July 5, at the Cane Iron Belt. Glen is also survived by his chil- per Range Company for several Funeral Home Chapel in Bruce dren, Amy (Tom) Livingston, years. He enjoyed farming in the Crossing with visitation starting Lynn (Rich) Schaffer, Glen L. summer and working at Timberline at 10 a.m., services starting at Dora Rastello (Rosemarie) Miller, Sr., Rebecca Sports of Bergland in the Winter. noon, with Pastor Ted Trudgeon (Jared) Thompson, grandchil- Glen enjoyed going to camp, officiating. Committal will follow BESSEMER, Mich. – A Mass of Christian Burial dren, Adrien Livingston, Matthew hunting, fishing, trapping, target immediately after at the Forest will be held for Dora Rastello at St. Sebastian Livingston, Austin Hasenauer, shooting and participating in the Lawn Cemetery in Bergland with Catholic Church in Bessemer on Friday, July 5, Isiah Oakgrove, Glen L. Miller, Jr., Ontonagon Valley Sportsman a luncheon following at the Berg- beginning at 11 a.m. All are invited to attend. Marcella Miller, Finley Miller, Lib- Club’s annual Turkey Shoot. He land Ball Park. Economic impact of crisis felt Ex-FBI agent defends Flint water probe FLINT (AP) – A former e r a l . while others on the team by Ag and dairy lenders FBI agent who was hired to S p e c i a l were concentrating on investigate the water scan- prosecu- what happened later. LA CROSSE, Wis. (AP) – ty bank in western Wiscon- “After many years of this dal in Flint, Michigan, has tor Todd “In my opinion, addi- Luke Schulte drew a deep sin, he has a front-row seat downward slide, for a lot of defended his team’s work F l o o d tional people were going to breath, paused and to the devastation caused by them, that’s not an option following criticism by state w a s be charged,” said Arena, exhaled. the volatile Ag and dairy anymore,” he said. “It’s just prosecutors, saying new removed adding that he would have “I’m not sure,” he said market on surrounding become harder and harder.” criminal charges were in in April. been “dropping a heavy with a sigh. “It’s been a rural communities. Schulte said his goal is the works when he and the F i f t e e n rock” within six months. really tough time, the last His bank worked with to put farmers in a better others were swept out. p e o p l e He defended the plea five, six years.” producers to restructure position financially, but Andy Arena, who has w e r e deals with many state and Schulte worked in lend- their debt amid the crisis, banks are beginning to feel Andy busted mobsters and cor- Arena charged local water regulators. ing, with a focus on agricul- but a large number of those pressure from regulators rupt politicians, said no u n d e r “When you’re investi- ture and dairy producers, producers have refinanced and the FDIC. “When they one from the attorney gen- t h e i r gating the Gambino for most of his career. Now, two and sometimes three come in, we have to have a eral’s office sought to watch; seven pleaded no crime family, you don’t as the market president of years in a row – to the really good explanation as understand his investiga- contest to misdemeanors. take your shot at John State Bank Financial in point where the bank can to why we continue to refi- tion into why the city In June, Fadwa Ham- Gotti,” said Arena, who Sparta, the oldest communi- no longer help them. nance the operating notes.” turned to the Flint River for moud of the attorney gen- led the FBI’s office in its water supply while wait- eral’s office dropped New York. “You start ing for a pipeline to be charges in eight pending with the bookies and the built from Lake Huron. cases and said her team gamblers and the loan The river water wasn’t was starting from scratch. sharks and you work Abelman Clothing properly treated, unleash- She accused Flood’s your way up. As you are ing lead into homes team of overlooking working your way up, & Footwear throughout Flint. records and other evi- you will make plea agree- “Yeah, I’ve been dence. The criticism con- ments.” accused of things before. tinued at a public forum A spokeswoman at the It’s part of the job,” Arena last week. attorney general’s office, told The Detroit News. “Your success is not Courtney Covington, said “But you’ve got to stand based on how many docu- the new team is committed up to defend yourself, too. ments you get. Your suc- to a “complete investiga- And not just me, the team cess is based on the rele- tion.” that I assembled. They’re vancy of documents,” “That investigation will hurt by this.” Arena said. be the singular focus of the Arena was ousted in He said he had been team’s energies and atten- February, after the elec- focusing on the decisions tion moving forward,” she Wednesday, July 3 ~ 9am-5pm tion of a new attorney gen- that led to the water switch told the News. 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Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 service reliability. 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2019 7 White Pine goes all out with early Fourth of July bash By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] WHITE PINE – Satur- day represented an early opportunity to celebrate Independence Day in White Pine with an array of fun and entertainment that attracted not only a large, local crowd, but also many out-of-towners. The warm, sunny day began with local U.S. veter- ans leading a parade along Hemlock Street. Parade participants included the Boy Scouts of America Troop 209 of Ontonagon, the White Pine Community Methodist Church, the Lake Superior Sportsmans Club, and local fire engines. The Ontonagon County Republican Party delivered a playfully pro-right mes- sage, and Smokey the Bear accompanied forestry tech- nician Becky Haug, who gave away Frisbees on P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe behalf of the the Ottawa AN EXTRAVAGANZA of activities was available Saturday on the lawn of American Legion Nonesuch Post 462 in White Pine. The town cele- National Forest. brated July 4 early with a parade, games, raffles, and plenty of food. Expected that evening were fireworks, music by Arvon, and additional In addition, the Depart- fun at the town’s Mineral River Plaza. A crowd of people from near and far converged for the festivities. ment of Natural Resources Parade float winners annouced WHITE PINE – The Marine Corps included a wide range of vehicles, includ- League 1016 was named winner of the ing: frist place, Ed Pragucz’s 1922 Ford- White Pine Fourth of July Parade float son tractor; second place, Joe Husar’s vin- competition. tage log skidder; and in third place, Bob The parade and other Fourth of July Neuman’s deuce-and-a-half Army truck. activities drew a good sized crowd on Sat- Aaron and Lisa Grey won the 50-50 urday. raffle prize of $604. Second place honors in the float com- Organizers will begin fundraising for petition went to Save the Bees, followed next year’s celebration in August with an by the Methodist Church’s float in third evening of Bingo at the American Legion. place. No date was announced. Results in the motorized division —Larry Holcombe commemorated its state 1999, spent six months cre- and bouncer multiple parks’ centennial with a ating the local replica of the times. large boat and lots of smiles. flag-raising statue, and it Sue and Pete Kemp- Individual participants was displayed Saturday by painen of White Pine also were important com- Keweenaw Detachment No. struck a pose as Lady Lib- ponents, as with girls in 1016 of the U.S. Marine erty and Uncle Sam by patriotic colors riding bicy- Corps League. sticking their heads cles and Marlene Broemer The parade ended at through holes of a related riding in a car as Onton- White Pine’s American life-sized painting. agon’s District 5 commis- Legion Nonesuch Post 462, “Tonight’s fireworks sioner. where the fun continued show will be the biggest As the parade pro- with an array of games, one we ever had,” gressed, delighted children prizes, and raffles, as well announced Jim Osheim retrieved lots of candy from as t-shirts proclaiming the over a loudspeaker during generous tossers. event. the Legion activities. “We One of the most impres- Jeff Hartman of White have over 9,000 shots sive entries was a float car- Pine was one of several going in the air tonight.” rying a replica of the famous people who even took Osheim acted as a DJ at Iwo Jima Memorial statue along their carefree canine the Legion site and also outside Arlington National friends. His huge Great had the additional roles of Cemetery in Virginia. Pyrenees Mountain dogs, pyrotechnician and vice The national icon, named Smokey and Marlie, president of the 4th of July which is based on a famous took the crowd in stride committee. photo by Joe Rosenthal, and enjoyed the aroma of In addition to fireworks, commemorated the closure various food and treats. evening events were P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe of America’s Pacific engage- Haddie Skalitsky of expected to include music STRIKING A pose as Lady Liberty and Uncle Sam are Sue and Pete Kemppainen of ment during World War II. Ontonagon was among a by Arvon, as well as more White Pine. They were at White Pine’s American Legion on Saturday for an early George McNeil, who was steady stream of children food and raffles, at White 4th of July celebration. born in Baraga and died in using an inflatable slide Pine’s Mineral River Plaza.

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Chrysler chief who helped He was 94. engineer a great corporate Two former Chrysler turnaround. executives who worked Liebler, who worked for with him, Bud Liebler, the Iacocca for a decade, said company’s former he had a larger-than-life spokesman, and Bob Lutz, presence that commanded formerly its head of prod- attention. “He sucked the uct development, said they air out of the room when- were told of the death ever he walked into it,” Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe Tuesday by a close associ- Liebler said. “He always CAROL ERICKSON lays on a heap of Japanese Knotweed after helping fellow FRIENDS OF the Miners Memorial ate of Iacocca’s family. had something to say. He Heritage Park Sharlene Shaffer, left, and Kristen Semo remove multiple trailer loads of the invasive species at In his 32-year career at was a leader.” the park Tuesday. The 10-foot tall plants had overtaken an area near an established butterfly habitat. Ford and then Chrysler, In recent years Iacocca Iacocca helped launch was battling Parkinson’s is labor-intensive and milkweed to attract money involved other then some of Detroit’s best-sell- Disease, but Liebler was Plants requires each of the plants monarch butterflies and what we raise,” he said. ing and most significant not sure what caused his stalks to cut and be treated have a citizen reporting sta- The roughly 160-acre vehicles, including the death. From page 1 with growth inhibiting tion for park users to park is a combination minivan, the Chrysler K- He remembers that she said, that is bad for the chemicals so it does not record butterfly activity. nature trail and memorial cars and the Ford Escort. Iacocca could condemn environment. just grow back. Once the “We just barely got the for all the mines which He also spoke out against employees if they did “A lot of time these inva- plant is cut it needs to be milkweed started in this existed in the area. what he considered unfair something he didn’t like, sives come in and they take laid out in the sun to dry area,” she said. Semo said the group trade practices by Japanese but a few minutes later it over an area and destroy before being burned. Semo said the group has “keeps plugging away” and automakers. would be like nothing had the soil for our native “They are supposed to been battling many different is always looking for help The son of Italian immi- happened. plants,” she said. use a special herbicide,” kinds of plants in the park to improve the park so it grants, Iacocca reached a “He used to beat me up, Japanese knotweed Shaffer said, adding she due to its close proximity to can be enjoyed by all. level of celebrity matched sometimes in public,” propagates by roots and does not like to use chemi- the city’s compost dump. “As in many things here, by few auto moguls. Dur- Liebler remembered. each section of the plant is cals near an established “The Miner’s Park has it creates that quality of life ing the peak of his popu- When people asked how capable of reproducing butterfly garden. been in existence for 10 that your looking for in a larity in the ‘80s, he was he could put up with that, itself. 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Morgan scored the go-ahead goal and Naeher pre- served the 2-1 semifinal victory over England by smoth- ering a late penalty kick Tuesday night. The top-ranked United States will now face the winner of Wednesday's semifinal between the Netherlands and Sweden in the Americans' third straight appearance in the World Cup title match. Christen Press – who started with Megan Rapinoe out with a hamstring injury – put the United States up early but Ellen White's goal tied it before 20 minutes had passed. Morgan's sixth goal of the tournament came before the break, and on her 30th birthday. She hadn't had a goal since she scored five in the team's 13-0 rout of Thailand to open the tournament. After her goal, Morgan pantomimed a sip of tea on the field. "I feel like this team just has had so much thrown at us, and I felt that we didn't take the easy route to the final this tournament, and that's the tea," she said. White's goal was also her sixth but Morgan has the edge for the tournament's Golden Boot with three assists. White appeared to score her seventh in the 69th minute but video review determined she was offside – and the Americans in the crowd of 53,512 at Stade de Lyon roared. Another video review went against the United States late in the game when it determined Becky Sauerbrunn had fouled White in the penalty area. England captain Steph Houghton's penalty shot was stopped by a diving Associated Press Naeher in the 84th minute. UNITED STATES' Alex Morgan, left, celebrates her side's second goal during the Women's World Cup semifinal It was the first penalty kick saved by a U.S. goalkeeper soccer match between England and the United States at the Stade de Lyon outside Lyon, France, Tuesday. in regular time at the World Cup. At the final whistle, the team mobbed Naeher in front of the goal in celebration. Rapinoe gave her a bear hug. The mild-mannered goalkeeper was asked afterward if Column: A signature pinky it was the biggest save of her life. "Probably up there, yeah," she said smiling. "It's a special team and everybody fought hard tonight for all 90 minutes. Players on the field, players on the moment, and a big US win bench, ready to come in and make differences," Naeher By TIM DAHLBERG in the second half even while all of imaginable after each goal since said. "Obviously Christen coming in and starting tonight AP Sports Columnist and scoring a great goal was huge for us. And I think it's England was already deep into cele- opening the tournament with a 13-0 just a testament to the team." It wasn't Brandi Chastain ripping bration. rout of Thailand. The Americans have been to the semifinals of all eight off her jersey, a World Cup moment A tea sipping gesture by Morgan But, hey, if you can back it up, why World Cups, and they've won the trophy three times, that still resonates 20 years later. that was as good as her go ahead not? more than any nation. The U.S. team's lone loss in a For this Women's World Cup, goal. A game saving save by a goal- Yes, Morgan's extended pinky World Cup title match came to Japan in 2011. though, Alex Morgan's extended keeper some weren't sure was up to probably ensured the U.S. team Third-ranked England went through to the semifinals pinky was a signature moment of its the big moment at hand. wouldn't be meeting with the Queen in 2015 but fell to Japan before beating Germany in the own. And some VAR that might drive anytime soon. But this is a team that third-place match for the Lionesses' best finish in the Whether it was pure brilliance or the purists crazy but ended up didn't even blink after Rapinoe, its co- tournament. purely cheesy depends largely on evening out just as it is supposed to. captain, caused a stir back home by "No words that I can say tonight will make them feel which side of the pond you reside. Not paying attention yet? Tune in saying she wouldn't go to the White any better," said England coach Phil Neville. Debate that if you wish, but there is Sunday for more of the same when House with the current occupant England will play in the third-place match on Saturday no debate about this: the U.S. tries to extend its World Cup there either. in Nice against the loser of the other semifinal. Moments The U.S. women's team is in yet dominance in a final that could turn Nothing seems to faze this group after Tuesday's loss, Neville was already looking ahead – another World Cup final – and some- out even more red, white and blue. of Americans. Not even a fight with even to next year. how this run seems even more fun Because for all the celebrating the their own federation, which they are "My first thought was, 'How do we win on Saturday,' than the ones that came before. U.S. team has been doing the last few suing over equal pay with the men. and my second thought was, 'How do we win the A match that featured a bit of weeks in France, there's still one big Certainly not a semifinal match Olympics?'" he said. everything Tuesday night in France celebration yet to come. they had to win without their star The United States has won 11 straight World Cup ended with a familiar winner – and "Stay humble. We've got one player to get to the championship. matches and is undefeated in its last 16. With the quar- with more of the kind of soccer heart- more," U.S. coach Jill Ellis told her "They're vetted in pressure. You terfinal victory in France, the Americans tied Norway's break that is achingly familiar to Eng- charges after the game. saw that tonight," Ellis said. "It's the record winning streak set over the 1995 and 1999 tour- land. Actually, humble might not exact- World Cup finals. It's not Sunday soc- naments. The way it all unfolded on the way ly be the word the English or any cer." to a 2-1 U.S. win, though, wasn't all other opponent in this World Cup that familiar to either side. would use to describe this U.S. team. No Megan Rapinoe. No tying goal They've been preening in every form WORLD CUP — page 10 COLUMN — page 10 Yzerman practices patience in free agency DETROIT (AP) – Steve Yzerman Filppula had 17 goals and 31 is practicing patience in his first points last season with the New year as the Detroit Red Wings' gen- York Islanders. He has scored 185 eral manager. times and has 494 points over 14 On the opening day of free agen- seasons with Detroit, Philadelphia cy, the Hockey Hall of Famer and the Lightning and the Islanders. former Red Wings great made some Likely on the second or third subtle moves to improve his roster line, he is expected to play center to without saddling the rebuilding allow Andreas Athanasiou to play franchise with big contracts. on the wing. Detroit signed both center Valt- "We had a hole in the middle," teri Filppula and defenseman Yzerman said. Patrik Nemeth to two-year , $6 mil- Nemeth had one goal and 10 lion contracts and added goal- points last year in Dallas. The 27- tender Calvin Pickard with a two- year-old Swede has four goals and year deal. 35 assists over six seasons with the "We're looking at doing shorter- Stars and Colorado Avalanche. term deals with everyone that we Detroit may have to replace Niklas spoke with," Yzerman said Monday. Kronwall, a key player on the blue Associated Press "Being new to the organization, I line, to make help on the blue line CINCINNATI REDS' Jose Iglesias, left, is doused with water by Jesse Winker, right, following the want to proceed somewhat slowly even more of a priority. Yzerman Reds' 5-4 win over the Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday in Cincinnati. and kind of get to know what we has said Kronwall, a 38-year-old have within the organization." defenseman, can take his time this MilwaukeeReds 5, BrewersCincinnati 4, 11 innings Yelich hits 31st homer; Reds ab rhbi ab rhbi Yzerman is trying to turn summer to decide whether he Grandal c 4100Senzel cf 4220 around a franchise that hasn't made wants to return to play for the Red beat Brewers 5-4 in 11 innings Yelich rf 5111Votto 1b 5021 Mstakas 3b 5112E.Sarez 3b 5112 the playoffs since 2016, its longest Wings or retire. Braun lf 3010Gennett 2b 5000 CINCINNATI (AP) – Christian Yelich's throw short-hopped F.Prlta p 0000Puig rf 4221 drought since a five-year skid "With the uncertainty of Nik Aguilar ph 1000J.Iglss ss 5010 first baseman Eric Thames, deflected off the end of his glove Albers p 0000Ervin lf 4020 ended in 1984 when he was a rook- Kronwall and Trevor Daley and and skittered across the infield. Yasiel Puig saw an opening to Ju.Grra p 0000K.Frmer c 2000 ie in Detroit. Jonathan Ericsson missed time Claudio p 0000Winker ph 1000 end the game. Pina ph 1000Casali c 1000 The Red Wings have a core of with injuries and going into the last Burnes p 0000Roark p 2000 young players, led by Dylan Larkin, year of their contracts," Yzerman Puig homered to start Cincinnati's comeback, and he scored Thames 1b 3111Lrenzen p 0000 the winning run in the bottom of the 11th inning Tuesday Cain cf 3000Detrich ph 1000 to build around and a slew of said, "it was important to bring in a Hiura 2b 4010Hughes p 0000 night, rallying the Reds to a 5-4 victory over the Milwaukee Ch.Andr p 2000Garrett p 0000 prospects they hope are pushing for defenseman that can play now on Gamel lf 1000Peraza ph 1000 playing time in the NHL. Yzerman the left side and help us in the Brewers. Sladino ph-lf 1000R.Iglss p 0000 Yelich hit his major league-leading 31st homer as the Brew- Arcia ss 4010 is counting on a trio of veterans to future as well." Totals 37 464Totals 40 5 10 4 ers got ahead 4-2 and then had a hand in the play that let it get Milwaukee 000 112 000 00 —4 add depth as complementary play- Detroit signed Pickard to com- away at the end. Cincinnati 200 000 110 01 —5 ers. pete with Jonathan Bernier to be E_Yelich (3). DP_Milwaukee 1, Cincinnati 2. LOB_Milwaukee 3, Puig hit a solo homer in the seventh, and Joey Votto dou- Cincinnati 5. 2B_Arcia (11), Votto (16). 3B_Ervin (2). HR_Yelich He is also reuniting with Filppu- Jimmy Howard's backup and per- (31), Moustakas (24), Thames (13), E.Suarez (20), Puig (18). bled home the tying run in the eighth – only the second time SB_Arcia (5). CS_Ervin (2). la for a third time. haps to give the team three goal- this season that the Brewers failed after leading so late in a IP HRER BB SO Filppula, who helped Detroit tenders. Milwaukee game. Ch.Anderson 5 2-3 52202 win the 2008 Stanley Cup, played "Gives us a little bit of security," F.Peralta H,1 1 1-3 11101 with Yzerman with the Red Wings Yzerman said. Puig singled with two outs in the 11th off Corbin Burnes (1- Albers BS,1 121101 4) and easily made it to third on Jose Iglesias' single to right. Ju.Guerra 1 2-3 00011 and was signed by him in Tampa Pickard is 32-50-9 with a 2.93 Claudio 1-3 00000 When Yelich's return throw deflected away, Puig decided to Burnes L,1-4 2-3 21001 Bay. goals-against average during his Cincinnati "It's always important to feel like five-season career with Colorado, take a chance that paid off, sliding in headfirst before the Brew- Roark 6 2-3 64415 ers could make a play. Lorenzen 1 1-3 00001 the team wants you," the 35-year- Toronto, Philadelphia and Arizona. Hughes 100010 Garrett 100003 old Finn said. "I know Stevie from The 27-year-old Canadian was win- R.Iglesias W,2-7 100000 before and have a good relation- less in four starts last season with HBP_by Roark (Thames), by Ju.Guerra (Puig). T_3:19. A_15,105 (42,319). ship." the Coyotes. BREWERS — page 10 l 10 WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Tigers-White Sox rained out

Andres Mesa, OF Carlos Jimenez, ANAHEIM DUCKS — Signed C Texas (Jurado 5-3), 8:05 p.m. CHICAGO (AP) – A downpour on as scheduled starter Reynaldo López TransactionsBASEBALL RHP Pedro Lemos Da Costa, RHP Andrew Poturalski and LW Blake Detroit (Alexander 0-0) at Chica- Tuesday night shouldn't delay the major walked in from the bullpen minutes American League Emmanuel Marcano, RHP Adrian Pietila to one-year, two-way con- go White Sox (Detwiler 1-0), 8:10 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Quintana, INF Edryn Rodriguez, C tracts. Named Darryl Sutter as advi- p.m., 2nd game league debut of Chicago White Sox pitch- before his scheduled first pitch. Just as he Optioned RHPs Branden Kline and Yoander Rojas, INF Axel Sanchez sor to the coaching staff. Houston (Miley 6-4) at Colorado ing prospect Dylan Cease reached the dugout, it became a lightning- Tom Eshelman to Norfolk (IL). Des- and INF Luis Suisbel. ARIZONA COYOTES — Signed (Lambert 2-0), 8:10 p.m. ignated RHP Matt Wotherspoon for TAMPA BAY RAYS — Released F Lawson Crouse to a three-year Cleveland (Clevinger 1-2) at Tuesday's game between the White Sox punctuated deluge that lasted for 90 min- assignment. Selected the contract C Nick Ciuffo. Optioned LHP Ryan contract. Kansas City (Duffy 3-4), 8:15 p.m. and the Detroit Tigers was postponed by utes and soaked Guaranteed Rate Field. of RHP Asher Wojciechowski from Yarbrough to Durham (IL). Recalled CALGARY FLAMES — Signed F Minnesota (Gibson 8-4) at Oak- Norfolk. Reinstated RHP Josh RHP Austin Pruitt from Durham. Justin Kirkland to a one-year, two- land (Anderson 0-3), 9:07 p.m. rain nearly an hour after the scheduled After the game was called, Renteria Lucas from the 10-day IL. Signed Sent C Anthony Bemboom to way contract. St. Louis (Wainwright 5-7) at first pitch. It will be made up on Sept. 27 said he wasn't sure when Lopez's next Cs Ricardo Rivera and Kenny Baez; Durham for a rehab assignment. CAROLINA HURRICANES — Seattle (Leake 7-7), 10:10 p.m. OFs Luis González, Dax Stubbs, TEXAS RANGERS — Sent OF- Announced they will match Montre- Thursday's Games as part of a straight doubleheader. turn will be slotted into the rotation. The Luis De La Cruz and Jesus Alvara- DH Hunter Pence to Frisco (PCL) al's offer sheet to F Sebastian Aho Cleveland at Kansas City, 1:15 do; LHPs Luis Ortiz, Moises Salas, and C Isiah Kiner-Falefa to Corpus on a five-year contract. p.m. But the 23-year-old Cease is still sched- right-hander, 4-7 with a 6.12 ERA, was José Ramírez, Johan Berroa and Christi (TL) for rehab assignments. ST. LOUIS BLUES — Re-signed Detroit at Chicago White Sox, uled to start the first game of a split dou- scheduled to face Detroit left-hander Adrion Lacle; SSs Leonel Sánchez, Designated RHP Shelby Miller for F Sammy Blais to a one-year con- 2:10 p.m. Robert Martínez, Rolphy Cruz, assignment. tract. Minnesota at Oakland, 4:07 p.m. bleheader on Wednesday against Detroit, Matthew Boyd, 5-6 with a 3.72 ERA. Anderson Rogers, Erinson Placen- TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Sent SAN JOSE SHARKS — Signed St. Louis at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. facing lefty Daniel Norris. Chicago left- Boyd's start was moved to Thursday after- cia and César Aguasvivas; and LHP Ryan Borucki to Dunedin (FSL) D Dalton Prout and F Jonny N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, RHP Moises Chace, Raúl Rangel, for a rehab assignment. Signed CF Brodzinski to one-year contracts 5:10 p.m. hander Ross Detwiler will take the mound noon in Chicago. Charbel Abboud, Harol Arias, Erick Dasan Brown, C Philip Clarke, LHP and D Artemi Kniazev and Nikolai Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. in the nightcap against Tigers lefty Tyler Although Lopez allowed three runs in Caines, Francisco Crispin, Cesar Brandon Eisert and RHP Parker Knyzhov and F Zachary Gallant to L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Álvarez, Edgar Portes, Randy Caracci. entry-level contracts. Alexander, who was recalled from Triple- no-decisions each of his previous two Berigüete and Alejandro Méndez to National League HORSE RACING minor league contracts. ATLANTA BRAVES — Sent OF NTRA — Announced Dr. Mary NationalAll Times League EDT A Toledo to make his major league debut. starts, he entered with a 1-3 record and BOSTON RED SOX — Designat- Ender Inciarte to Florida (FSL) for a Scollay has been named executive East Division Cease hadn't yet been recalled from 7.61 ERA in his last seven outings. ed C Oscar Hernandez for assign- rehab assignment. director and chief operating officer WLPct GB ment. Selected the contract of RHP CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned of The Racing Medication and Test- Atlanta 50 36 .581 — Triple-A Charlotte following Tuesday's The Tigers have lost nine of their last Trevor Kelley from Pawtucket (IL). RHPs Adbert Alzolay and Rowan ing Consortium. Philadelphia 45 40 .529 4½ rainout, but the prized White Sox right- 10 and 13 of 15. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Wick to Iowa (PCL). Assigned OF COLLEGE Washington 43 41 .512 6 Signed SS Yolbert Sanchez, SS Eli- Carlos Gonzalez outright to Iowa. CHOWAN — Promoted Michelle New York 39 47 .453 11 hander, weather permitting, is ready to Tuesday night's game is the third post- jah Tatis, RHP Cristian Mena, 3B Reinstated RHP Kyle Hendricks Aiken to head trainer. Miami 32 51 .38616½ go. Ranked as the No. 18 overall prospect ponement between the two teams, includ- Wilfred Veras and RHP Erick Bello. from the 10-day IL. Recalled LHP KANSAS STATE — Named Ally Central Division CLEVELAND INDIANS — Randy Rosario from Iowa. Sent Connolly director of women's bas- W L Pct GB by MLB Pipeline, Cease was part of the ing April 20 at Comerica Park and April Signed OF Luis Durango, INF Maick RHP Carl Edwards Jr. to Iowa for a ketball administration. Milwaukee 46 40 .535 — Collado and INF Jose Devers. rehab assignment. NEW MEXICO — Named Craig Chicago 45 40 .529 ½ five-player trade in July 2017 that sent 27 at Guaranteed Rate Field. The clubs are DETROIT TIGERS — Reinstated COLORADO ROCKIES — Snow special assistant to the men's St. Louis 41 41 .500 3 left-hander Jose Quintana to the scheduled to play split doubleheaders on SS Jordy Mercer from the 10-day Optioned RHP Chi Chi González to basketball coach. Pittsburgh 40 43 .482 4½ IL. Albuquerque (PCL). Reinstated SS N.C. CENTRAL — Named Cincinnati 39 44 .470 5½ crosstown Cubs and brought outfielder Wednesday and Aug. 6 in Detroit. HOUSTON ASTROS — Trevor Story from the 10-day IL. Erlana Larkins women's assistant West Division Eloy Jiménez to the South Side. HERE'S HAROLD Optioned LHP Reymin Guduan to LOS ANGELES DODGERS — basketball coach. WLPct GB Optioned RHP Josh Sborz to Okla- Los Angeles 57 29 .663 — "I think he's a young man who has Former White Sox DH and outfielder Round Rock (PCL). Designated 1B American League AJ Reed for assignment. Selected homa City (PCL). Signed RHP All Times EDT Colorado 44 41 .51812½ been talked about a lot," manager Rick Harold Baines, who will be inducted into the contract of RHP Jose Urquidy Aaron Ochsenbein to a minor East Division Arizona 43 43 .500 14 from Round Rock. Signed OF Jor- league contract. WLPct GB San Diego 42 42 .500 14 Renteria said. "Obviously an impressive the Baseball Hall of Fame on July 21, told dan Brewer to a minor league con- MIAMI MARLINS — Signed SS New York 54 29 .651 — San Francisco 37 47 .440 19 tract. Jose Salas and SS Junior Sanchez. Tampa Bay 50 36 .581 5½ Monday's Games arm and we're just pretty excited to get media before the game that his speech a KANSAS CITY ROYALS — NEW YORK METS — Optioned Boston 45 40 .529 10 Pittsburgh 18, Chicago Cubs 5 our eyes on him at the major league level Cooperstown won't be the shortest ever. Released RHP Brad Boxberger. RHPs Chris Flexen, Brooks Toronto 32 54 .37223½ Milwaukee 8, Cincinnati 6 Optioned 3B Humberto Arteaga and Pounders, Stephen Nogosek and Baltimore 24 61 .282 31 San Francisco 13, San Diego 2 and allow him to do what he does. "No, I think one guy said 'thank you' RHP Scott Barlow to Omaha (PCL). Chris Mazza to Syracuse (IL). Central Division Tuesday's Games "It's going to me memorable no matter and sat down," the notoriously laconic Reinstated SS Adalberto Mondesi Assigned OF Carlos Gomez out- W L Pct GB Washington 3, Miami 2 from the 10-day IL. Recalled RHP right to Syracuse (IL). Recalled SS Minnesota 53 30 .639 — Cincinnati 5, Milwaukee 4, 11 what, but we hope he has a nice afternoon Baines said. "I'll definitely beat that." Jake Newberry from Omaha. Luis Guillorme from Syracuse. Cleveland 46 38 .548 7½ innings tomorrow and continue from there." A six-time All-Star, Baines started his LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Reinstated LHPs Justin Wilson and Chicago 39 42 .481 13 N.Y. Mets 4, N.Y. Yankees 2 Optioned 1B Jared Walsh to Salt Luis Avilan and RHP Jeurys Familia Detroit 27 52 .342 24 Philadelphia 2, Atlanta 0 Cease's debut isn't intended as a spot 22-year career with the White Sox and Lake (PCL). Recalled LHP Jose from the 10-day IL. Kansas City 29 57 .337 25½ Houston 9, Colorado 8 Suarez from Salt Lake. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Acti- West Division Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh start. The White Sox desperately need played in 14 seasons with them. Baines MINNESOTA TWINS — vated RHP John Brebbia from the WLPct GB Arizona at L.A. Dodgers another arm for their depleted rotation, was selected by the Today's Game Era Optioned LHP Lewis Thorpe to paternity list. Placed INF Matt Car- Houston 54 32 .628 — San Francisco at San Diego Rochester (IL). Assigned 2B Ronald penter on the 10-day IL, retroactive Texas 46 38.548 7 St. Louis at Seattle especially with top prospect Michael Committee after being passed over the Torreyes outright to Rochester. to June 29. Oakland 46 39 .541 7½ Wednesday's Games Kopech and lefty Carlos Rodon out until Baseball Writers' Association of America Reinstated LHP Adalberto Mejia SAN DIEGO PADRES — Los Angeles 42 43 .494 11½ Miami (Alcantara 4-7) at Wash- from the 60-day IL. Optioned RHP Phil Maton to El Seattle 37 51 .420 18 ington (Strasburg 9-4), 6:05 p.m. next season following Tommy John during his time on the ballot. NEW YORK YANKEES — Paso (PCL). Recalled LHP Robbie Monday's Games Chicago Cubs (Darvish 2-4) at surgery. TRAINER'S ROOM Placed 1B Luke Voit on the 10-day Erlin from El Paso. Sent OF Travis L.A. Angels at Texas, ppd. Pittsburgh (Archer 3-6), 7:05 p.m. IL, retroactive to Sunday. Recalled Jankowski to EL Paso on rehab Toronto 11, Kansas City 4 Milwaukee (Chacin 3-8) at Cease is 5-2 with 4.48 ERA in 15 starts Detroit: INF Jordy Mercer, reinstated LHP Nestor Cortes Jr. and OF Mike assignment. Signed OF Ismael Tampa Bay 6, Baltimore 3 Cincinnati (Gray 4-5), 7:10 p.m. Ford from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Mena, SS Reginald Preciado and Tuesday's Games N.Y. Yankees (German 9-2) at at Charlotte. Before pitching a scoreless from the 10-day IL on Monday, was sched- (IL). Signed C Jesus Bravo, 2B Jei- RHP Brayan Medina. Detroit at Chicago White Sox, N.Y. Mets (Vargas 3-3), 7:10 p.m. inning in his last outing on Thursday, he uled to start at shortstop and bat eighth son Anillo, OFs Jasson Dominguez SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — ppd. Philadelphia (Pivetta 4-2) at and Felixander Severino, LHPs Signed RHP Trevor McDonald. Boston 10, Toronto 6 Atlanta (Wilson 0-0), 7:20 p.m. had allowed 13 earned runs over 11 1/3 on Tuesday. Mercer has been out since Miguel Pozo and Luis Urbano and WASHINGTON NATIONALS — N.Y. Mets 4, N.Y. Yankees 2 Houston (Miley 6-4) at Colorado innings in three previous starts. May 8 with a right quad strain. RHPs Gerardo Abrego, Jose Bern- Signed RHP Michael Cuevas, LHP Tampa Bay 6, Baltimore 3 (Lambert 2-0), 8:10 p.m. abe, Yordi Pichardo, Angel Pablo Aldonis, SS Juan Garcia, SS Houston 9, Colorado 8 San Francisco (Anderson 3-2) at "His last few outings weren't as impres- UP NEXT: Sanchez and Geralmi Santana to Dawry Martinez, OF Eliesel San- Cleveland 9, Kansas City 5 San Diego (Quantrill 2-2), 9:10 p.m. sive as everybody wanted them to be," RHP Cease faces LHP Norris (2-7, minor league contracts. Released tana, RHP Andry Lara, LHP L.A. Angels at Texas Arizona (Kelly 7-8) at L.A. 1B/DH Kendrys Morales after clear- Franklin Marquez and OF Roisman Minnesota at Oakland Dodgers (Buehler 8-1), 10:10 p.m. Renteria said. "I think there was a thought 4.62) in the opener on Wednesday. LHP ing unconditional waivers. Quintana to a minor league con- St. Louis at Seattle St. Louis (Wainwright 5-7) at OAKLAND ATHLETICS — tracts. Wednesday's Games Seattle (Leake 7-7), 10:10 p.m. that maybe it was time for the challenge Alexander takes the mound against Optioned C Beau Taylor to Las BASKETBALL Detroit (Norris 2-7) at Chicago Thursday's Games and see if he can raise his game up a little Detwiler (1-0, 3.60) Vegas (PCL). Reinstated C Chris National Basketball Association White Sox (Cease 0-0), 2:10 p.m., Miami at Washington, 11:05 a.m. Herrmann from the 60-day IL. Sent CHICAGO BULLS — Signed G 1st game Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 2:10 bit." The 33-year-old Detwiler earned his RHP Blake Treinen to Las Vegas for Adam Mokoka to a two-way con- Boston (Sale 3-7) at Toronto p.m. Renteria said All-Star catcher James first major league win in nearly three a rehab assignment. Transferred tract. (Waguespack 0-0), 7:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 4:05 RHP Marco Estrada to the 60-day LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Baltimore (Means 7-4) at Tampa p.m. McCann will be behind the plate "to work years last Friday when he tossed five effec- IL. Signed SS Robert Puason. Agreed to terms with F Jared Dud- Bay (Stanek 0-1), 7:10 p.m. St. Louis at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. his magic" with Cease and "allow him to tive innings against Minnesota. Alexan- SEATTLE MARINERS — Signed ley on a one-year contract. N.Y. Yankees (German 9-2) at Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. RHP Jose Corniell, OF George HOCKEY N.Y. Mets (Vargas 3-3), 7:10 p.m. San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 get comfortable." der, a Chicago native, was 2-9, with a 6.23 Feliz, C German Guilarte, INF National Hockey League L.A. Angels (Canning 3-4) at p.m. Light rain started falling Tuesday night ERA in 15 outings at Toledo.

31st minute. Column That was all the scoring either team would do, From page 9 though the second half was It was Ellis who set the still mesmerizing. England Twitter world abuzz with a lost a goal to a video replay lineup that didn't include that revealed offsides, then the pink-haired Rapinoe, got a penalty kick try who scored every goal for because of the same VAR the U.S. in its last two before a red card late pretty games. Turns out Rapinoe much sealed the under- had a slight hamstring dog's fate. strain, but her replace- All with Rapinoe cheer- ment, Christen Press, was ing from the sidelines, con- healthy enough to score fident her teammates the first U.S. goal on a first- would not let her down. half header. "We talked a lot about That would ordinarily the depth we had and this be enough theater for one was the moment when you match, but there was more. need to display it," Rapinoe With the U.S. clinging to a said. 2-1 lead, goalkeeper Alyssa "Everyone stepped up, Naeher – who made a nice they were not afraid of the fingertip save in the first moment." half – stopped a penalty The moment won't get kick in the 84th minute by to this team on Sunday, Associated Press Steph Houghton, diving to either, whether against the UNITED STATES goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher saves a penalty shot taken by England's Steph Houghton during the her right and smothering Netherlands or Sweden, Women's World Cup semifinal soccer match between England and the United States, at the Stade de Lyon, out- England's last real chance. who meet Wednesday in side Lyon, France, Tuesday. It was a seminal the other semifinal. moment for Naeher, who Expect Rapinoe to be World Cup have taken a penalty if the match Shortly thereafter, Beth Mead had been compared unfa- back, and expect the U.S. against England had come to that. served the ball to White, who got vorably by some with Hope to finish this off for its sec- England started Carly Telford in between the U.S. center backs for the Solo, goalkeeper for the ond straight title and From page 9 goal instead of Karen Bardsley, who finish to pull England even. White last three World Cup fourth in eight World The Americans have exuded confi- was out with a hamstring injury. raised her hands to her face for her teams. Cups. dence since arriving in France. After Bardsley had shutouts in both of the customary "glasses" celebration. And it came with lots of They're that confident. pouncing on Thailand 13-0 in the team's knockout round matches. The United States pulled ahead praise from her teammates, And they're that good. opener and celebrating each goal in Telford started in the team's group when Lindsey Horan found Morgan who mobbed her near the "We are not here for law- the rout, they beat nemesis Sweden, stage match against Argentina. in front of the net for the header. It goal when the match suits. Not for silly, trumped the team that ousted the United England had shut out its last four was Morgan's 107th international ended. up things," Ellis said. States in the quarterfinals at the 2016 opponents but the United States goal, moving her into a tie for fifth on "She saved our ass," "We are here for one Olympics. And Rapinoe struck a vic- attacked early as expected – the the U.S. career list with Michelle Morgan said. thing. And that's to win the torious pose in a 2-1 quarterfinal vic- Americans have scored within the Akers. It was Morgan, though, trophy." tory over France on Friday night in first 15 minutes of all of their games "We had to make changes this who made sure it counted. ––– Paris. in France. game, but we have such a deep team She celebrated her 30th Tim Dahlberg is a nation- Rapinoe suffered a minor ham- Press delivered first, scoring on a and we have people who are able to birthday and gave her al sports columnist for The string injury late in the second half header off a long cross from Kelley get the job done, no matter what," country a chance to cele- Associated Press. Write to against France, which she said she O'Hara that sailed over Telford's out- O'Hara said. "That's one of the brate its own a few days him at [email protected] or didn't expect would keep her out of stretched arm. It was Press' first goal coolest parts about this team. We early with a header that http://twitter.com/tim- the final. Coach Jill Ellis said there in France, and her second World Cup really do top to bottom have such a was an outside chance that she could put the U.S. ahead in the dahlberg goal overall. strong team." Brewers Once the ball deflected off Thames' Eugenio Suarez had a two-run homer in lence in the first inning. They lead the glove, catcher Yasmani Grandal had to chase the first inning off Chase Anderson, his majors in first-inning batting average (.303) it toward third base, giving Puig his open- fourth homer in three games. He also had a and runs (70). From page 9 ing. pair of two-run shots during the Brewers' 8- STREAKY SLUGGER "I like to play the way I play," Puig said. "It got away from Eric too far," manager 6 win on Monday. He has hit 20 homers It's the second time this season that "Sometimes it's stupid, sometimes it works." Craig Counsell said. "If you just knock it before the All-Star break for the first time in Suarez has homered in three straight games. Manager David Bell liked Puig's aggres- down, nothing happens. You can't let it get his career. Last season, he tied the club record with siveness with the game on the line. away from you that much. In the end, we BEHIND-THE-PLATE DEBUT homers in five consecutive games. "Man, he willed that win with his base- didn't make a defensive play." Kyle Farmer made his first career start at TRAINER'S ROOM running," Bell said. "To win a game with Milwaukee pulled ahead 4-2 as Yelich hit catcher. He caught parts of four games with Brewers: Left-hander Brent Suter has base-running, that's pretty cool. That's fun. the first of the Brewers' three homers off the Dodgers in 2017-18. The Reds decided to been cleared to throw to hitters, the next That doesn't always happen." Tanner Roark. Thames and Mike Moustakas use Farmer as the backup to Curt Casali step in his recovery from Tommy John The Reds' comeback ended Milwaukee's also connected . while Tucker Barnhart recovers from a surgery midway through last season. streak of six straight wins at Great American Yelich got the Brewers going with a solo strained oblique. Orlando Arcia stole third UP NEXT Ball Park. The Brewers have won 11 of their shot in the fourth, his second in two games. base in the seventh, without Farmer making Brewers: Jhoulys Chacin (3-8) is 0-5 with last 16 against Cincinnati overall, but let this The National League's reigning MVP is the a throw. a 6.27 ERA over his last seven starts. In two one get away because they couldn't handle a first Brewer to hit 31 before the All-Star "It may not be perfect, but we have a lot of starts against the Reds this season, he has throw to the infield. break. He's the first National Leaguer with confidence he's going to be able to handle allowed seven runs in 10 innings. "The throw back in hit the ground and so many homers before the break since himself," Bell said pregame. Reds: Sonny Gray (4-5) makes his third came up on me," Thames said. "That's an Albert Pujols had 32 in 2009. The Orioles' BEST FOR FIRST start against the Brewers this season. He's 1- unfortunate way to lose." Chris Davis hit 37 in 2013. Suarez's homer added to the Reds' excel- 0 allowing four runs in 10 1/3 innings. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Time for in-laws make their exit Dear Annie: My in-laws who live across the country have basically tricked us into agreeing to host them for almost a month. Here is how it happened: My father-in-law (who almost never travels, unless it’s for his benefit) asked to stay with us so that he and his wife could Dear spend time with family. We were under the Annie impression that this would be for a week- end. We extended our offer to host them. how to get through this month with them. Now, I love these people. But they are, My home isn’t very big, though I do have hmm, “difficult.” Whether it’s complaining the room for them, but walking on about our home, furniture, (pick anything eggshells and trying to deflect or ignore all and insert it here) or trying to engage us in the drama and negativity is going to be discussions about politics (as they have extremely difficult. Add to the fact of just opposing views) and being argumentative having them in our space for so long, well, THE PAJAMA DIARIES (which the husband does routinely) I neither my spouse nor I are sleeping and don’t know how we will survive them. It wasn’t until AFTER my spouse agreed are full of anxiety over this. emphatically to have them was it disclosed The visit is in the fall, so we do have for how long this visit would be. time to prepare. But we need some coping These people are more than able to advice. afford to pay for lodgings. But my father- Please, we welcome concrete sugges- in-law is married to his money, and proba- tions from others who’ve had to go bly wouldn’t come if he had to pay for a through similar situations. – Grinding My motel. Teeth We have had a tenuous relationship at Dear Grinding My Teeth: Wow, your times over the years. We have made all the letter sounds exhausting. When you MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM efforts to try to maintain some semblance marry a partner, it is always ideal to have of a good relationship, as they don’t a nice, civil relationship with their family. budge. So my spouse and I are stuck. Your father-in-law’s difficult personality is If we attempt to ask them to make other posing quite a challenge. arrangements, even for a short time, they Have your spouse set rules from the will never speak to us again. And that is a beginning. For instance, no discussing definite reality. And they are of advancing sensitive issues, such as politics, religion, age, and this may likely be the last time we sex or money. And no complaining. Just ever see them. try to enjoy each other’s company as much I am beside myself. I’m semi-retired; my as you can. spouse works and gets to leave every day, Because they love drama, and you want and I’m the one stuck with these people. to avoid it, setting the rules ahead of time BORN LOSER And they don’t really like me, and have is a good way to maintain control. never been shy about saying so. Benjamin Franklin once said, “Fish and Oh, Annie. We can’t un-invite these visitors stink after three days.” people. If we try to modify any of this, it And as you asked our readers if they will create Armageddon within the family. have suggestions based upon their own Unfortunately they love drama, and have experiences, I welcome any and all sug- created so much to the divide between us gestions. over the years. Send your questions for Annie Lane to I need advice from your readership on [email protected].

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is seeking to add an additional Equal Opportunity Employer IT Administrator/Technician CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF STEADY EMPLOYMENT! The position requires experience and disciplines Due to an in house promotion, Ironwood Plastics is Iron County Human Services Department in cabling, wireless environments, looking for the next Production Team Leader. The Children’s Unit Social Worker Production Team Leader oversees, monitors, and The Children & Family Unit of Iron County Human Services has an opening desktop/server installations, troubleshooting, coordinates production team activities. They are for a Social Worker to provide ongoing services to children who meet the and security. responsible for achieving target performance following categories: child abuse and/or neglect, mental illness, behavior measures as indicated by business goals; facilitates problems, developmental disabilities and delinquency. Health insurance The applicant must be able to pass the real-time management of the process for established and other fringe benefits are a part of the County benefit package. manufacturing lines ensuring optimal use of necessary background checks for security Descriptions of Duties: Provide intake, assessment, and case equipment, personnel and materials. clearances. management services to court-ordered and voluntary cases serving Ironwood Plastics offers FULL TIME - YEAR ROUND children and families; determines the ranges of services needed by Please email cover letter, resume, and employment! individuals and families; attends hearings, monitors compliance with court orders; coordinates services with other agencies/disciplines and references, to: Qualifications community members; provides evening and weekend on-call services
High School Diploma or equivalent and 4 years of including assessment, crisis intervention, and referrals; completes case- [email protected] leadership in a manufacturing environment. Other related documents including correspondence, case decisions and plastics manufacturing experience or training may referrals; provides on-going case management and monitoring of cases. be acceptable. Qualifications: Minimum of a four year degree from an accredited
Exceptional drive for continual improvement college in social work, sociology, or other approved human services Member Service Representative Ability to excel in a fast paced environment program; certified as a social worker in the State of Wisconsin or Iron County Community Credit Union has an opening for 1 Full
Proficient in all Microsoft Products eligible for certification within two (2) years; minimum of one year Time Member Service Representative for our Hurley location experience preferred; valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Position and 1 Full Time Member Service Representative for our Mercer This position comes with a full benefit package that requires shared on-call status including nights and weekends. location. The MSR position is responsible for providing quality you are eligible for 30 days after hire! Benefits include member service for all teller functions, including member Health Insurance, up to $800 contribution to a Health Methods for requesting a job description and application along transactions, problem solving and cross-selling other products. Savings Account, free employee Life Insurance, with submitting the complete application packets include: Some Saturday hours will be required. immediate eligibility in 401(k) with a 2% company *In person or mail: Successful applications should possess the following: match, low cost Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance for Iron County Human Services Office in the Courthouse • High School diploma or equivalent you and your family. 10 Paid holidays, paid vacation, located at: 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201, Hurley, WI 54534 • Previous member service/cash handling experience profit sharing plan and more! • Basic computer literacy We offer a very competitive starting wage. Phone: 715-561-3636 • Good Math Skills Resumes or applications will be taken until *By email: • Excellent communication skills July 10th, 2019. [email protected] or [email protected] • Courtesy and patience in dealing with members and Submit your resume to Ironwood Plastics co-workers *By fax number: 715-561-2128 1235 Wall Street, *Website: www.ironcountyhumanservices.org Ironwood, MI 49938 Interested applicants may apply at: In order to be considered for a position, a complete application packet E-mail [email protected] Iron County Community Credit Union including the Iron County Application Form, letter of interest and 5702 W. US Hwy 2 Ironwood Plastics is an Equal Opportunity Employer resume’ must be submitted no later than: Hurley, WI 54534 All qualified applicants will receive consideration for 4:00 p.m. Thursday, July 18, 2019 employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, Equal Opportunity Employer national origin, age, protected veteran status or status Applicants who applied for a position in the last 6 months M/F/V/D as an individual with disability. All qualified applicants will not need only submit an updated letter of interest. Application deadline: July 12, 2019 be discriminated against on the basis of disability. Iron County is an Equal Opportunity Employer

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In 64106; 816-581-75008 nails and skin rashes, which one case, a patient died be- l 14 WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2019 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Trump touts July 4 military ‘salute’; critics see politics WASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump marshaled tanks, bombers and other machinery of war on Tuesday for a Fourth of July celebration that traditionally is light on military might, while crit- ics accused him of using America’s military as a political prop Under White House direction, the Pentagon was scrambling to arrange for an Air Force B-2 stealth bomber and other war- planes to conduct flyovers of the celebration on the National Mall. There will be Navy F-35 and F-18 fighter jets , the Navy Blue Angels aerial acrobatics team, Army and Coast Guard helicopters and Marine V-22 Ospreys. A small number of 60- ton Army Abrams battle tanks were sent to Wash- ington by rail to be posi- tioned on or near the National Mall, although the District of Columbia gov- ernment fired back with its own verbal salvo. “Tanks, but no tanks,” it tweeted, adding that the Pentagon itself said last year that a tank’s steel tracks could damage city Associated Press roadways. Also scheduled MILITARY POLICE walk near Abrams tanks on a flat car in a rail yard, Monday, in Washington, ahead of a Fourth of July celebration that Pres- to make appearances over ident Donald Trump says will include military hardware. the Mall are the presiden- tial Air Force One and of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dejonge Schulman, a Rep. Betty McCollum Interior Department and The administration Marine One aircraft. plans to attend. senior fellow at the Center complained, “Mr. Trump is the Pentagon have not undercut its own assertion Trump, casting the “Military Leaders are for a New American Securi- hijacking the celebration answered multiple requests of it being a non-political extravaganza as a “Salute to thrilled to be doing this & ty and a Pentagon and and twisting it into a tax- for details on how much event, however, when America,” tweeted on Tues- showing to the American White House official dur- payer-funded, partisan the event will cost. senior presidential adviser day that military leaders people, among other ing the Obama administra- political rally that’s more White House officials Kellyanne Conway said the are “thrilled” to participate. things, the strongest and tion. She said in an email about promoting a sought to counter the criti- speech will highlight “the If so, they were hiding it most advanced Military exchange that Trump’s use Trumpian cult of personali- cism by stressing that the success of this administra- well. Pentagon officials anywhere in the World,” of the military appears to ty than the spirit of Ameri- president would deliver a tion in opening up so many referred questions to the Trump tweeted. “Incredible be less about honoring the can independence and free- patriotic speech at the Lin- jobs for individuals, what White House. Military offi- Flyovers & biggest ever men and women serving in dom. The Minnesota coln Memorial during an we’ve done for veterans,” in cials would not even say on Fireworks!” uniform than about trying Democrat, who chairs the event that he has billed as addition to celebrating the record whether Gen. “This is raw politiciza- to “brag to and humor” his Interior Appropriations honoring the U.S. armed democracy, patriotism and Joseph Dunford, chairman tion,” countered Loren political cronies. subcommittee, said the forces. the military. NTSB: Crew spoke of engine trouble before crash DALLAS (AP) – Seconds route to St. Petersburg, Flori- presiding director. She said before a small plane da. five other members of the crashed at a suburban Dal- Dallas County officials tennis organization were las airport, killing all 10 identified the victims as: 71- also on the plane. people on board, the crew year-old Howard Hale Cas- Stephen Thelen was a commented on a problem sady, 52-year-old Brian managing director for with the left engine, federal Mark Ellard, 45-year-old Chicago-based real estate officials said Tuesday. Ornella Ellard, 15-year-old company JLL, working in The Beechcraft BE-350 Alice Giovanna Maritato, its Dallas office, the compa- King Air struggled to gain 13-year-old Dylan Rocco ny said. He was married to altitude before veering to Maritato, 28-year-old Gina Thelan. Associated Press the left and crashing into a Matthew John Palmer, 57- Technical experts will THIS IMAGE released by Sony Pictures shows, from left, Tom Holland and Jacky hangar Sunday morning at year-old Gina Cunningham review the cockpit recording Gyllenhaal in a scene from “Spider-Man: Far From Home.” the Addison Municipal Air- Thelen, 58-year-old Stephen in Washington and produce port, killing a family of Lee Thelen, 61-year-old a transcript, which the NTSB four, two couples and two John Leo Titus, and 60-year- will release along with other crew members, witnesses old Mary Martha Titus. reports from its investiga- Review: ‘Spider-Man’ swings and authorities said. Cassady had the same tion, Landsberg said. A cockpit voice type of advanced license NTSB investigators said again with successful sequel recorder captured the required of airline pilots, they don’t know yet if the pilots’ apparent confu- and was licensed to fly sev- captain or co-pilot was flying By MARK KENNEDY of commentary on film- time with his suit’s computer, sion as the plane headed eral types of turboprops the plane. The board is AP Entertainment Writer making illusion itself. It Karen. (Alas, no cameo this down the runway, Bruce and jets including planes reviewing records for both, Peter Parker might be goes from sunny pop to time from Stan Lee, the Mar- Landsberg, vice chairman made by Beechcraft, Gulf- including their recent forgiven for craving a vaca- acid jazz, from “Saved By vel icon who died in 2018). of the National Trans- stream and Learjet, accord- flights. The NTSB inter- tion as “Spider-Man: Far the Bell” to “The Matrix.” Jake Gyllenhaal, who portation Safety Board, ing to federal records. viewed a pilot who flew with From Home” begins. After Speaking of school, has proven to be an actor of said Tuesday at a news Palmer had a commercial the captain several weeks an emotional and strenu- viewers who haven’t yet tremendous range, is a conference. pilot’s license, which ago and reported nothing ous last few movies with seen “Avengers: Endgame” newcomer to the superhero Four seconds later, the would have let him work unusual, officials said. the Avengers, a break have some homework to do genre but proves a comfort- pilots indicated there was a on flights with paying pas- The private plane was sounds nice. “I didn’t think before watching Tom Hol- able fit despite being asked problem with the left sengers. not required to have a I had to save the world this land pull on the red-and- to wear one of Marvel’s engine, Landsberg said. The Catholic Diocese of flight data recorder, which summer,” he complains. blue suit this time. “Far oddest costumes. After another five seconds, Dallas says the Ellards tracks the performance of But, you know the drill: From Home” takes place As Mysterio, he dons a three alarms sounded, were married and Ornella virtually every system on With great power comes immediately after the meta- huge cape, Roman Empire warning pilots that the was the mother of Alice board. Federal investiga- great responsibility. So it’s conclusion of all 22 films breastplate, giant gauntlets plane was banked too and Dylan Maritato. tors will rely on physical just a matter of time before in the Marvel Cinematic and a big glass bubble over sharply to one side. The Mary Titus, who was evidence at the crash site, Parker’s European school Universe and assumes you his face like an upside-down recording ended moments married to John Titus, was video, radar information trip is interrupted by may- know what happened. goldfish bowl. But as Will later, about a minute after a league director for Tennis and witness accounts to hem that requires a web- Plus, it might be a school Smith might say, Gyllenhaal the crew members were Competitors of Dallas, said determine the cause of the slinger. We’re just glad the night, but don’t even think makes this look good. cleared for takeoff on their Jinky Hicks, the group’s crash. filmmakers didn’t also take about leaving the theater And the trippy visual a vacation as well. before catching the two effects that stun in the sec- In this ambitious and post-film codas. ond half connect not to the Arctic fox walks more than 2,700 ultimately successful sequel Director Jon Watts first film but to “Spider- to “Spider-Man: Homecom- returns, adding to the great Man: Into the Spider-Verse” miles from Norway to Canada ing,” Parker trades New work he did in the first – a huge complement since York’s Coney Island and the film, and screenwriters that one was animated. COPENHAGEN, Den- tute said in a research arti- tional movement capacity Staten Island ferry for such Chris McKenna and Erik Holland is utterly mark (AP) – An arctic fox cle subtitled “One female’s of this small-sized carni- iconic cities as Venice, Sommers, who helped endearing as a goofy, inse- walked more than 2,737 long run across sea ice.” vore species,” they said. Berlin, London and Prague. write “Homecoming,” cure now-16-year-old hero miles to go from northern Institute scientists mon- The distance between Seeing him swing from make their own homecom- with a cracked cellphone Norway to Canada’s far itored the fox’s movements the fox’s natal den and ancient bell towers instead ing. So does Jon Favreau and who often makes north in four months, with a satellite tracking where she settled on of Manhattan skyscrapers is playing Happy Hogan, things worse, apologizing Norwegian researchers device they fitted her with Ellesmere Island was 1,109 weirdly thrilling. Marisa Tomei as Aunt May along the way. said. in July 2017 near her native miles if traveled in a The first half of “Spider- and Jacob Batalon as Park- Holland’s aw-shucks The Norwegian Polar habitat by a glacier on Nor- straight line, according to Man: Far From Home” er’s best pal, who this time naiveté is a 1950-ish throw- Institute reported the way’s Spitsbergen island. the institute. could stand alone – Parker ditches the nerdiness to back even though he is young female fox left her She stayed close to The sea ice allows Nor- juggles trying to romance show off a man-of-the- firmly in 2019 – taking birth place on Norway’s home then gradually ven- way’s arctic foxes to reach the tough-but-vulnerable MJ world Ned. selfies while in the air and Svalbard archipelago on tured out until she left Greenland and then North (the always welcome Zen- Borrowed from elsewhere having to be reminded to March 1, 2018 and reached the island on March 26, America, though it’s not daya) while also fighting in the Marvel Universe are not text and swing at the Canada’s Ellesmere Island 2018. known why they leave their giant monsters beside a rag- Cobie Smulders as same time. by way of Greenland on During the walk to birth places in search of tag group of superheroes. S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Maria Hill “Spider-Man: Far From July 1, 2018. Canada, the roughly 2- places to breed, the Perhaps it’s a little and a snarling Samuel L. Home,” a Sony Pictures The ground the small year-old fox moved at an researchers said. underwhelming, but it’s Jackson as Nick Fury. Spider- release, is rated PG-13 for fox cumulatively covered average rate of 28.7 miles The animals, which solid. Just stick around: Man gets to play this time “sci-fi action violence, some over those four months per day, the Norwegian sci- have thick fur to survive Things get positively with a pair of high-tech eye- language and brief sugges- was among the most ever entists said. cold environments and live bizarre in the second half glasses that are an advanced tive comments.” Running recorded for an arctic fox “The short span of time to about age four, subsist as the film shifts up a few tactical intelligence system, time: 127 minutes. Three seeking a place to settle spent covering such a dis- on fish, marine birds and gears, turning into a kind much like he interacted last stars out of four. down and breed, the insti- tance highlights the excep- lemmings. INSIDE: Gaiss: St. Vincent DePaul serves those in need PAGE 3 LIVING 50 PLUS

Wednesday, July 3, 2019 A monthly publication by the Daily Globe focusing on today’s active adults yourdailyglobe.com HAPPY 243RD BIRTHDAY Oooo! Ahhhh! Ohhhhh! Wakefield ready to roar with tonight’s fireworks show By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] WAKEFIELD – When Wakefield mayor John Granato describes his town’s fire- works, he doesn’t hold back. “This is huge,” he said of the “Lightning on the Lake” event, which is set for 10 p.m. tonight on Sunday Lake. “It’s one of the biggest shows in the U.P.” Granato, who chairs Wakefield’s fire- works committee, formerly served as the city’s lead man on electric and water, and he also was the city’s fire chief for a couple years. That experience has been useful during his 39 years in organizing the fireworks display as part of each year’s celebration of Independence Day. Granato and some of his team took time this past weekend, as well as on the day of last year’s fireworks, to explain to the Daily Globe the steps that make the annual event possible. A lot has changed over the decades, the mayor made clear. “Originally, we lit the fireworks with flares by hand,” said Granato, who added P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe that Wakefield began using electronics in TENDING TO final-day preparation of last year’s fireworks in Wakefield are, from left, John Granato, Carl Anderson and Mike the late 1980s, with related sophistication Sperhake. Granato was wiring the units while Anderson and Sperhake were covering each mortar tube in foil as a protection having increased ever since. from any moisture. Sandbags piled in the back are used to steady the largest firework units. Wakefield’s “Lightning on the He described today’s equipment as Lake” show traditionally takes place on the evening of July 3. This year’s show will be tonight at 10 p.m. “state of the art,” and promised more than 25,000 rounds of fireworks at tonight’s Granato said the protection is needed leave storage on the show day before being about 1,200 feet. spectacle. because, as fireworks engage, “Sparks will equipped with a receiver box that acts as a “When it goes off, it spins,” said Grana- In emphasizing that he’s “not a one- come down and set the other stuff off.” firing module and with an antenna to to. “It has to have a spin. As soon as it man band,” Granato described his crew of In addition, said volunteer Cory which the crew can send a radio signal. starts to drop, it explodes. When it about two dozen members as “great.” Draeger, the foil helps to protect the units Granato said the signal is scrambled to explodes, it explodes from the center.” Some of them, he said, began setting up from moisture, especially during possible guarantee nobody else can tamper with it. Before modern technology, Granato tonight’s show a month ago by unpacking rain. “It’s all radio-controlled and encrypted, so said they used to have to run a cable to and setting up materials and then feeding Draeger and his father, Allen Draeger, no one can get in and blow something up,” each raft or barge, and there was a delay in properly sized fireworks into correspond- are one of several father-son sets among he said. reaction after discharge. Now, he added, ing mortar tubes that act as stabilizers. Wakefield’s volunteers. For example, During the fireworks show, Granato or “When you squeeze a button, it’s up.” Each set of smaller fireworks then must Granato’s three sons, John Jr., Mike and other designated crew members remain on He also noted that the company from remain further secured in neat rows with- Shannon, all assist in the process. Grana- shore, along with the COBRA firing system which they buy supplies makes all its in a “cake box.” to’s wife, Debra, also is in charge of the and control modules, and set off each fire- materials from paper. “It’s environmental- The preparation became that much kitchen during the Eddy Park picnic, and works unit by remote technology. ly safe,” he said. “It’s biodegradable mate- more intense in the final week, as it was their daughter, Nicole Delfavero, helps Some fireworks also are discharged on rial.” necessary by then to finish loading 22 there too and with 50/50 sales. the shore behind the Chiefs building. Moreover, he assured, another job of rafts and six barges with the ammo need- In addition, Joe and Jesse Paquette also According to Granato, anyone handling volunteers is to clean up any mess after- ed to inspire all those “oooohs” and “ahh- aid their dad, Jim Paquette, who facilitates the equipment is cleared by the federal ward and to put all equipment used back hhs” that appreciative audience members storage of all equipment in the Gogebic Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and into storage. invariably mutter repeatedly. Chiefs building and then hauls it to shore Explosives. “We’re all approved,” he said. Then, it’s time to schedule meetings for Volunteer Sheri Doney was working by tractor, after which he uses his pontoon “You can’t do this unless you’re screened.” the following year’s presentation and to Sunday to wrap cake boxes in foil to keep to tow each raft and barge to various sta- He added that everyone also is insured. upgrade supplies as needed. “We build them protected. She assured that when tions around the lake. That makes sense, as even a relatively fireworks are detonated, they’ll “blow right According to volunteer Carl Anderson small six-inch shell can fly hundreds of through” the covering. of Bessemer, each raft and barge cannot feet high, and larger displays may spread WAKEFIELD — page 2

P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe ON SUNDAY, the Gogebic Chiefs building in Wakefield looks like a high-tech holiday workshop as volunteers work to set up this year’s fireworks show, which is set for 10 p.m. tonight over Sunday Lake. About a month before the show, workers begin setting up the firework units, which later are placed on rafts and barges that are sched- uled to be towed out onto the lake today. Social Security offers many money-saving programs Someone once asked me what tion drug program) in what we ic drugs and $8.50 for brand sidy may apply when a single I like about my job as an elder call a “stand alone” plan and name drugs. person has gross income of less benefit specialist. The answer is meet the income and resource Currently, the gross income than $1,561 a month and easy. I like to find money for my limits. The subsidy also applies limit for a full Low Income Sub- resources of not more than clients. 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Someone once said that every minute they are Grandparents teach silence is golden unless around water. Records you have a very young show they can drown in as Learn CPR and first aid child and then it is suspi- little as one inch of water. for young children. YouTube cious. Keeping this age safe Use flotation devices has many good videos of is a 24/7 job. Here are tips that fit since water wings how to perform CPR on from the Department of and noodles can create a babies and young children. Health and Human Ser- false sense of security. Pediatricians suggest show- vices and emergency physi- Teach children not to dive ing them to baby sitters, cians. head first, instead they can refreshing, and practicing. Double check that pools and spas have the proper drains that will not trap P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Attention Seniors (60 +) hair and loose clothing. WITH THE help of Jim Paquette’s pontoon, last year’s Wakefield volunteers pre- * Empty a play pool when pare to tow rafts loaded with fireworks out to various stations across Sunday Lake $5.00 per ticket ALL THE TIME! finished and turn it upside on July 3. Jet ski drivers anchor the rafts and turn on the firing modules of the fire- Offering Matinees & Evening Shows down. works. Tonight’s show will use 22 rafts filled with smaller “cake-box” fireworks and New Movies Weekly When you feel your chil- two barges with larger units. There are also four additional barges dedicated sole- dren are ready, enroll them ly to the show’s finale. Bring in this coupon ad and get 50% OFF a small popcorn in Red Cross approved or university swim classes Wakefield the corner of U.S. 2 and M-28. “Since then, 932 E. Cloverland Drive, Ironwood, MI and keep taking them until our sales have increased phenomenally,” they pass tests, then 906-932-4424 cloverlandcinemas.com he claimed. He also encourages his team refresh skills. Make sure From page 1 members to wear fluorescent gear so they they know how to float and our own rafts,” said Granato. “We do all can be recognized from “a mile away.” tread water. Have an extra the electronics ourselves.” Movrich concluded of his approximate- flotation device handy and Funding, of course, is also fundamen- ly 25 sellers, “We have a fantastic group.” WHITE CROSS watch for signs of danger- tal, and Granato thanks Marco Movrich He credited them for selling 48,800 tickets ous tides. Teach children to for his success in having headed the 50/50 last year, making possible a jackpot win- PHARMACY keep their head, hands, ticket sales in the past decade. ner of $24,400. and feet inside boats. “He’s brought this to the level it is,” said He is grateful to his team and to all “Full Service Pharmacy” Accompany little ones the mayor, who claimed those profits financial contributors, and he believes the to public bathrooms and Free Local Delivery Monday-Friday make the fireworks possible, along with support comes down to one irrefutable outdoor portable bath- support from business sponsors and indi- fact: “I think people realize the fireworks rooms because older sib- vidual donations. we have here in Wakefield are spectacu- Mailing Available lings may not be strong He said he also pushed to sell tickets on lar.” enough to hold little ones securely. 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Batteries and tech Keep small electronics or devices especially those Bay City woman, 98, sews with small button batteries out of reach. Remote con- trols, musical greeting to help those in need cards, and flameless can- dles are common hazards. BAY CITY (AP) — Victo- mas stockings she said erby does Williams’ hair Keep in mind that children ria Williams tirelessly sews she’s sewn for charity over every week. During each are natural explorers and colorful garments for those the years. appointment, she says they can climb unbelievable in need. She’s 98 years old, Williams, a resident at talk just like best friends. high. If you think a child but isn’t letting that slow Sheffield Bay Assisted Liv- “If you pass by her has ingested any kind of her down. ing in Bangor Township, room, she’s always sitting battery to not induce vom- “Not to brag, but I can just outside Bay City, sews by the sewing machine and iting. Take your child to the thread a needle first shot, garments day in and day working,” Westerby said. emergency room. The every time, even now,” out for charity. “It’s always for somebody national battery hotline is Williams said, holding one Recently, when a hos- else.” 800- 498-8666. of the hundreds of Christ- pice nurse announced she Williams is Detroit- was going to an orphanage born, having moved to in Guatemala, Williams Alpena County during the asked how many girls were Great Depression. She par- in the orphanage and got ticipated in her local 4H 402 North St., Wakefield, MI 49968 to work on a dress for each program, eventually of them, totaling 12. becoming a 4H leader, (906) 224-9811 “She’s going to make it teaching sewing in the gogebicmedicalcare.com an annual mission, so community. guess I better be healthy She doesn’t remember because I have to make anyone teaching her how more dresses,” Williams to sew. said. “I’ve sewn, I think, ever JOIN US! She started sewing the since I was an embryo,” Welcome to a peaceful setting with beautiful dresses without a destina- Williams said. “I can’t views of the Upper Peninsula woods. We tion in mind, but with the remember when I haven’t hope that someone who sewn.” have a lovely garden where you can grow needed them would receive Williams said she was your own tomatoes. Our skilled and compas- them. Williams said she is always interested in fash- sionate staff welcome you to Gogebic Medical glad the dresses now have ion, putting colors and pat- a destination and is eager terns together perfectly. Care Facility, a 109 bed Medicare/Medicaid to hear about the girls who She planned to go to the certified facility where you or a loved one will wear them. Fashion Institute of Tech- could call home! “I love making the nology (FIT) in New York, dresses. Each one has a lit- but said she never quite got tle story to it,” Williams there. Rehabilitation Services Specialty Services said. She became a teacher in She can read each dress a one-room schoolhouse in Get your strength back with the goal of returning Our Comfort Zone serves residents with special like a chapter in a book, Alpena County, got mar- home. Receive therapy with our upbeat staff, needs offering increased supervision as needed. just as each stitch is care- ried and had five children. healing food, and many activities to make your We provide each resident with an individual ther- fully placed, every part of When Williams tried to the dress’ story is account- pass down the art of time pass quickly as you recover. apy plan. We offer end of life care. ed for. sewing to her only daugh- One dress was made ter, it didn’t quite work out. Long Term Care Career Opportunities!!! after housekeeping asked Williams, a self-proclaimed Make yourself at home in front of the fireplace on Our staff is our future! Are you 18 or older, and Williams if she could do perfectionist, wanted every anything with some left- stitch to be straight, every- cold winter nights or in the garden on warm sum- want a great career, but aren’t sure if college is for over sheets. Williams rose thing aligned and her mer days. Share social time with fellow residents you? Sign up for our Certified Nurse Aide Train- to the task, adding red daughter became discour- trimming. aged and didn’t pick up the at meals and form new friendships with our ing Program and in just three weeks you could Another dress is made craft. unique community. Participate in activities such as be certified as a CNA. Maybe you’ll decide to be- from materials sent to her “I wish now that I would live music, birthday parties, an on-site fair, baking, come an LPN, RN, or a Therapist and advance from a gerontologist study- have accepted any quality ing Alzheimer’s in Con- of work that she had done, gardening, spiritual services and our own beauty your career with us. We are an Equal Opportunity necticut. but I just demanded perfec- shop! Employer. It takes her one day to tion,” Williams said. make a dress with no dis- Williams said she, in tractions, but 76 distrac- some ways, had similar WE OFFER A COMPETITIVE BENEFITS PACKAGE tions happen a day so it expectations of her stu- • Health, Dental, Vision and • Flexible Scheduling • Vested Pension in 8 Years takes two days to make a dents in her one room Life Insurance • Employee Incentives • Excellent Holiday Pay dress, Williams joked. schoolhouse. Anything a Williams is always student did, the next one • Automatic Salary Step Competitive Salary • Experienced Staff/ working on something, was going to do even bet- Increases Longevity Pay • Shift Differential Mentorship Nikki Westerby said. West- ter. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM LIVING 50 PLUS WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2019 3 St. Vincent DePaul serves communities near, far Ruth and I traveled to Bessemer, Marenisco and first round of what 20 dif- port will dry up as voters sonally, predict they go 62- Marshfield, Wis., in mid- Mercer. There will be ferent candidates had to do not support the mes- 100. Other teams with an June to attend the Regional parades and bands galore say. sage of many in such a his- excellent change of loosing St. Vincent DePaul con- marching and playing in With so many candi- torically large field. 100 or more games clave of better than 275 communities across the dates in the field and only I found the debate include Kansas City, Balti- Vincentians from about region, providing all with 20 of them allowed to interesting and while the more and Toronto. All are central Midwest. Al the sounds of music we debate over the two nights second night was filled American League teams Along the way, we met Gaiss have come to love. Add to in groups of 10, the follow- with many of the candi- while no team in the people from North and that dozens of different ing five are clearly the dates attacking Joe Biden National League looks to South Dakota, Minnesota, events including the clas- front runners leading to in particular, we knew this be flirting with 100 loses Illinois, Wisconsin and the sic car cruises, museum the first debate: Joe Biden, had to happen as he is the before seasons end. Upper Peninsula. The less are just as you and I open houses, class Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth far and way leader and out On the other side of the three-day intensive train- needing to hear a kind reunions, dancing and Warren, Kamala Harris of touch among many in ledger, four teams, three in ing featured keynote word, a smiling face and a games, games, games for and Pete Buttigieg. Each of the age 60 and down the American and one in speakers, workshops and hand to assist their need. young and old. There is the others had to make crowd of Democrats. I the National look like they small group sessions. All Many stop by your local something for everyone their pitch to gain greater look for future debates to will win 100 or more were designed to broaden SVDP store and pantry and it all comes together support from the base. be just as lively as candi- games this season includ- hearts and minds and our during the summer or fall on our nation’s birthday, Currently some dozen can- dates look to sell their ing the New York Yankees, love of working for and of the year and we whom July 4th. There is nowhere didates have 1% or less message to Americans. Houston, Minnesota and serving the needs of are there are most happy in the world I would support from the thou- Washington. Meanwhile, to assist in making their friends and neighbors in rather be between the sands surveyed from previ- Tiger fans our Milwaukee Brewers need of assistance. journey a little easier. week of July 1 than right ous national polling. Let’s face it Tiger fans, are playing inspired ball Astounding information here. Look for the field to our favorite team may be and if they continue to do was shared related to the Independence Day shrivel by Labor Day to losing 100 games this sea- so, may also make the Here and about the homeless within our great Politics numbers between 7 to 10 son. With a 162-game playoffs come October. nation with hundreds of country this is the week Democratic Party remaining candidates in schedule the Tigers cur- thousands in California we will celebrate the birth debates have begun, and the race to take on Presi- rently stand at 27-52 as of Al Gaiss is a retired Florida, Washington and of our nation with a wide many turned their sights dent Donald Trump. For Monday morning. At such school administrator and Texas alone. The SVDP variety of programs and southeast to Miami last many Democrats in the rate they are perceived to former member of the Besse- Director for the Homeless, activities along with the Wednesday and Thursday hunt, money will shrivel win 55 games while loos- mer City Council and Besse- who resides in the Tampa pageantry and with people evenings to take in the and surveyed voter sup- ing 107 times. I will per- mer School Board. area, coordinates activities coming from everywhere to assist tens of thousands mingling with us. There is of the homeless with num- no better place to be. bers climbing by some Fireworks throughout AGING UNIT OF IRON COUNTY 30% during the Midwest the area will continue winter season November tonight in Wakefield and through April. The home- Thursday evening in Hurley - Mon. to Fri. • Mercer - Tues. to Thurs. • Saxon - Tues. to Thurs. • Springstead - Wed.

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Iglesias: I regret not hav- It’s something the Span- How does he do it? ing taken more advantage ish crooner says he had to “Everything was a big- of time – of the solidity of learn early on, after a near- ger struggle for me, every- time, the intention of time. ly fatal car accident frus- thing required a bigger That’s why I don’t like to trated his plans to play pro- effort, so I understood that sleep much anymore. Had I fessional soccer. the sole basis for my future known when I was 20 that “In fact, my life has been was discipline, and I main- I was going to be a musi- a miracle,” says Iglesias, tain that discipline today, cian, I would have taken to recalling how he spent at 75,” Iglesias assures. “I the piano, I would have “months and months” in mean, going out onstage to taken the guitar more seri- bed unable to move, and sing is an act of discipline ously, I would have perfect- then needed canes to walk and of absolute passion. ed my knowledge of music. for more than two years. Passion is natural, but dis- AP: But here you are, Associated Press The “magical” accident cipline is willpower.” one of the biggest artists in SPAIN’S SINGER Julio Iglesias smiles during his star unveiling ceremony at the Walk – as he calls it today – In a recent interview the world half a decade of Fame in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Sept. 29, 2016. At 75 and after a five-decade- stripped him of his physi- with The Associated Press later. You didn’t do so long career, Iglesias keeps performing internationally, driven by his passion and, cal strength and his life as from the Dominican badly... above all, a relentless discipline. It’s something the Spanish crooner says he had to he knew it, but it also gave Republic, where he lives, Iglesias: No, but I think learn early on, after a nearly fatal car accident frustrated his plans to play profes- him a greater awareness of Iglesias spoke about his you must learn as much as sional soccer. other people’s struggles life, his career, his family you can, and also know and helped him learn to and his regrets. Remarks how to learn. A few days all those things happened and becomes stronger. I down we are all nobodies. fight, to listen, to look peo- have been edited for clarity ago, I recalled when I had a because I opened a high- was nobody. And I’m still Deep down it’s the people ple in the eye. “You see life and brevity. huge American success way for them. Of course, nobody because deep that make us somebody. differently, you learn to live AP: It’s been 50 years with the album “1100 Bel they need to follow it, again,” Iglesias says. since the release of “Yo Air Place” and I gave 12 or amplify it and seek other It also put him in the canto” and here you are, 14 concerts at the Univer- roads, separate from that path of music. While Igle- still singing strong. Besides sal Amphitheater. Gene road. But that opened a Turning 65? sias was struggling to move discipline, what else has Kelly, Fred Astaire, Bob door that is the door of his arms and fingers, his worked for you? Any advice Hope, legendary artists light, and the door of light physician-father’s assistant for the younger genera- that have since passed is magical. That makes me Have Questions on Medicare? gave him an old guitar as a tions? away, came to see me, and I not regret it. If I had taken gift. Iglesias: Giving advice is didn’t make the time. It much more care of my chil- Questions On Supplements, Advantage “I learned five or six har- very easy ... but giving didn’t occur to me to dren, they wouldn’t have Plans, And/Or Part D? monies from a music book advice to younger people is approach them, to have lights. And I would have that I had, don’t think I hard. I have two older sons dinner with them and ask lost my time. learned much more than that sing, Julio and them about their lives to AP: At 75, anything you Our Specialists Have The Answers. that because I couldn’t Enrique, and they don’t learn from them. would still like to achieve? move my fingers that fast. allow me to give them AP: You career demand- Iglesias: Many things. I CALL OR STOP IN TODAY That is why my first songs advice. 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That is Quite the opposite. life that you have to legit- Gateway Building 1969 with the album “Yo imize based on discipline. important. Enrique is a singer, Julio is (above the Hurley Clinic) canto” and went on to AP: How did you devel- a singer, Chabeli did televi- And give thanks continu- become one of the most op that unique singing sion for many years. Then ously. In fact, my life has successful singers in the style? there is Miguel, the only been a miracle. Almost like world, with more than 250 Julio Iglesias: In life, it is one who doesn’t like to a novel: a person that plays million records sold very important to be natu- sing. Rodrigo, who loves soccer, that has an accident around the globe. ral, because that’s what cre- music. And the younger and almost dies, that stud- He has received awards ates your style. Good or girls, who now want to be ies law and starts to sing, and accolades that include bad, liked or disliked, but models or something. 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