HIT, Ski Team Celebrate Miller's Winter Magic
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Call (906) 932-4449 Ironwood, MI Sunday Night Football Packers fall to Vikings Redsautosales.com 17-24 SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Monday, November 26, 2018 Few snow showers yourdailyglobe.com | High: 20 | Low: 13 | Details, page 2 THE FACE OF WINTER HIT, ski team celebrate Miller’s winter magic By RALPH ANSAMI formula of skiers riding big [email protected] mountains on plenty of IRONWOOD – It was powder, died in January at fitting that the Warren age 93 at his home on Miller tribute movie “The Orcas Island in Puget Face of Winter” on Satur- Sound, near Seattle. day kicked off a week of It was the fourth year of Jack Frost Festival events, Warren Miller movies as sticky snow was falling being featured at the the- across the Gogebic Range. ater and last year’s movie The tribute to the man brought out 435 people. It who made winter magic on appeared that the energetic film was released in Octo- Saturday night crowd ber, directed by Chris Pat- might eclipse that mark. terson. It premiered Satur- Theater-goers received day night on the big screen promotional winter litera- Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe at the Historic Ironwood A GOGEBIC Range Trail Authority groomer parked outside the Histotic Ironwood Theatre pays tribute to the late Theatre. Warren Miller on Saturday evening. The downtown theater quickly filled for the premier of “Face of Winter,” a Miller, using a movie tribute to the film-maker who died in January. MILLER — page 5 ALL TOGETHER NOW ICORE looks to raise funds for land acquisition By RICHARD JENKINS Traczyk said the event, “They don’t have to give [email protected] from 3:30 to 6 p.m., will money right away, but HURLEY – Supporters feature a menu of salad, we’re asking them to of the effort to develop pizza, pasta and dessert. pledge so we can start writ- non-motorized trails in There will also be a raf- ing a grant,” Traczyk said. Iron County are looking to fle featuring various The money raised dur- raise the money needed to prizes, including a bicycle, ing the fundraiser and cap- continue their efforts, with photo of Gabbro Falls and ital campaign will be used a fundraiser planned in $200. to provide local matching early December. Along with the money funds for a Knowles-Nel- Iron County Outdoor raised at the fundraiser, son Stewardship Grant the Recreation Enthusiasts will Dec. 2 will also be the kick- group is planning to seek hold a fundraising dinner off of a capital campaign. in the spring to purchase Dec. 2 at Sharon’s Coffee Traczyk said the cam- Company in Hurley. paign wouldn’t require any ICORE treasurer Bob immediate donations. ICORE — page 5 Submitted photo PETER COPENHAVER and his nine-year-old daughter Kaija entertain guests with Fatal helicopter flight originated a guitar and violin duet after a Thanksgiving meal at the Cloverland Senior Cen- ter in Ewen. Oct. 29 from Gogebic-Iron Airport By RALPH ANSAMI Gogebic-Iron County Airport around 1 Ewen Thanksgiving dinner huge success ransami@yourdailyglobe p.m. for routine pipeline patrol, en route EWEN – For the sev- Thanksgiving meal. and Ken Pelkola and their ODANAH, Wis. – The National Traffic to Superior, Wis. enth year, the Cloverland More than 90 diners family members. Safety Board has released a preliminary The helicopter struck trees and terrain Senior Center in Ewen enjoyed a menu of turkey, “We had door prizes, report of the Oct. 29 helicopter crash that before coming to rest in an upright posi- was the gathering place dressing, mashed pota- children activities and killed the pilot, who was on pipeline tion. A post-crash fire then consumed for friends, neighbors and toes and of course gravy plenty of food made possi- patrol for Enbridge Energy near Odanah. most of the cabin, according to the NTSB family to exchange laughs and dessert; during din- Dean Bass, 64, of Ontario, Canada, and stories while feasting ner organized each year died in the crash. on a home-cooked by Trout Creek’s Melanie The flight departed that day from the EWEN — page 5 ODANAH — page 5 MAKING A DIFFERENCE A COLLECTION of quilts in an array of colors is dis- played in the sanctuary of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Mass City. The congrega- tion’s quilting ministry made more than 80 quilts this past year. The bulk of them will be distributed through Lutheran World Relief, but others will stay closer to home. Submitted photo Mass City quilt ministry program brings warmth to holiday season By LARRY HOLCOMBE church doing this when I was Rev. Jay Welshonse on Oct. 7. fires,” said Raisanen. “They have and a hospice organization in [email protected] growing up here,” said Christine The bulk of the quilts will be a bar code system that allows us Houghton requests four more. MASS CITY – St. Paul’s Raisanen, a lifelong member of distributed nationally and inter- to follow where the quilts go. Last “We also have some for local peo- Lutheran Church of Mass City the church and now part of the nationally by Lutheran World year we had some go to the ple who have a house fire or are has been helping comfort people Wednesday quilting group. Relief. “They have a large ware- Ukraine and Angola.” battling other challenges,” said near and far through its quilt The group made more than 80 house in Baltimore and are set up But some of the quilts stay ministry program for decades. quilts this past year and they to respond quickly to all sorts of much closer to home. A shelter in “I remember the ladies of the were blessed at a service led by disasters like hurricanes or wild Calumet requests 20 each year QUILTS — page 5 TODAY INDEX Few snow showers — Details, page 2 Classifieds . .12-13 75 cents Comics . .11 Sunday Today’s records Snowfall Community . .3 Vol. 100, No. 5 High 26 High 58 (1960) 48 hours to 7 a.m. Education . .6 Low 17 Low -9 (2005) Sunday 1.3 in. Snow depth 3 in. Obituaries . .8 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 34.5 in. Opinion . .4 High 27 48 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 27.3 in. Low 17 Sunday 0.41 in. Sports . .9-10 l 2 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFOORECAST FOR IRONWOODIRRONWOOD TODAY TUESDAYTUESDAAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAYTHURSSDAY FRIDAY Few Snow Few Snoww Few Snow Few SnowS Few Snow Showers Showerss Showers ShowersShowwers Showers 20° 13° 18° 8°8 25° 16° 29° 23° 33° 26° Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: 1111 mphmph WNWWNW 9 mphmph WNWWNW 7 mphmph WNWWNW 7 mmphph SSSESE 7 mphmph SESE Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK 26/18 Todayy we will see cloudy skies with Bergland a 70%% chance of snow showers, highg 20/12 tempetemperatureerature of 220°,0°, humidity of 78%. Wakefield Ironwood West northwest wind 11 mph. New Saxon 18/10 20/13 Marenisco snow accumulation between one to 24/14 two ininchesnches possible. Bessemer 20/12 Upson Hurley 18/10 Watersmeet 20/11 20/13 20/12 SUNS AND MOON Mercer 19/11 Manitowish Associated Press SunriseSunri . ...............................................................................se .........................................................................7:17 a.m. SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Honduran migrant Genesis Belen Mejia Flores waves an Ameri- 19/12 Minocqua SunsetSunse . ...............................................................................et...........................................................................4:17 p.m. can flag at U.S. border control helicopters flying overhead near the Benito Juarez 20/11 MoonriseMoon . ...............................................................................nrise .......................................................................7:55 p.m. MoonsetMoon . ...............................................................................nset........................................................................10:42 a.m. Sports Center serving as a temporary shelter for Central American migrants, in Tijuana, Mexico, Saturday. 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