Partly cloudy High: 28 | Low: 12 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Tuesday, March 21, 2017 75 cents Ironwood votes to join Miners football co-op By RICHARD JENKINS in the area — including Ironwood — would begin with the 2017 season. any time as long as seven months notice remain the Miners and rotate home- [email protected] have eliminated their junior varsity pro- The Wakefield-Marenisco board also is provided. field locations between the three IRONWOOD — Barring any unfore- grams. This causes freshman and sopho- approved Ironwood’s addition to the co- “We must remember this is a cooper- schools. seen derailments, Ironwood students mores to compete against the frequently op Monday. ative program. This isn’t an Ironwood The Western Peninsula Athletic Con- will be taking the field as members of larger upperclassmen. “I think it’s great for the area, just to program, this is not a Bessemer pro- ference, which Ironwood and Hurley are the Gogebic Miners this fall after the “Students playing at age-appropriate be able to field JV and varsity teams,” gram, it is not a Wakefield-Marenisco currently in, have approved the Miners Ironwood Area Schools Board of Educa- levels is really one of our biggest con- W-M athletic director Mark Lane told program,” Kolesar said. “This is a coop- joining the conference. tion voted Monday to join the co-op cerns and biggest factors in the decision the Daily Globe Monday night. “In my erative agreement, it’s a unique agree- Ironwood Athletic Director Gordy team. to go with a cooperative program in opinion, it’s the best thing for kids on ment that allows us to create a situation Erickson said the enrollment numbers “There has been a big decline in the which the Ironwood Red Devils would the Range.” where we can have kids play age-appro- of all three schools puts the team in line number of student athletes willing to join with the (Miners co-op) that is cur- Bessemer is expected to vote on the priate (football).” with other conference members. participate in the sport of football,” rently in existence,” Kolesar said. “We agreement at its meeting Monday. He said it also helps the program He said Ironwood has had to cancel Superintendent Tim Kolesar said. need this for our student athletes.” According to copies of the agreement develop talent and, hopefully, win more junior varsity games in the past due to Given the low turnout in recent The agreement, once approved by all provided at the meeting, any of the dis- games. years, Kolesar said a number of districts three districts, is for five years and tricts would be able to exit the co-op at The agreement calls for the team to MINERS — page 5 Bessemer PLANTING SEASON ARRIVES council stuck between factions By IAN MINIELLY [email protected] BESSEMER — The Bessemer City Council meeting was over shadowed by the simmering sen- timent of its citizens again. City resident Donna Brown submit- ted a letter to the city council that was read into the record regarding her unhappiness with Bessemer since marijuana came to town. Brown expressed her feelings that medical marijuana was snuck into the town by a prior council and city manager and that she is ashamed of what Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe the city has become. During pub- IRON COUNTY University of Wisconsin Extension horticulture educator Darrin Kimbler, right, gives a presentation on seed starting — a way to jumpstart germination prior to plant- lic comments the other side ing outside as a means of extending the growing season — at the Mercer Library Monday. would express their feelings, but back to council business. Dick Matrella, representing the Bessemer Area Schools pro- Gardeners learn seed starting in Mercer vided a hand out from the Equal- ization Department regarding By RICHARD JENKINS variety of aspects to consider and adequate moisture” Kimbler bacteria. the viability isn’t known, Kim- the amount of tax increase resi- [email protected] when seed starting, he stressed said. “Not too much moisture, “There’s all kinds of fun little bler said gardeners can perform dents can expect, based on the MERCER, Wis. — It was an several basic points. These because then you run out of oxy- organisms in soil that love to a germination test to determine value of their property, if the 4.7 overflow crowd at the Mercer included not starting the process gen real quick and then it won’t infect new seeds and will dam- the general viability. mil tax increase is approved to Library Monday as Iron County too early, how good light helps germinate.” age them,” Kimbler told the Using a wet paper towel, close the Washington School and University of Wisconsin Exten- some seeds develop and how the He also stressed it’s impor- group. Kimbler said growers can count update the AD Johnston build- sion horticulture educator Dar- right amount of warmth and tant not to plant the seeds too He also discussed the steps to the number of seeds showing ing. rin Kimbler gave a presentation moisture are necessary to foster deep; advising the seeds, ensure the process of transplant- signs of germination. If nine out According to Matrella, 76 per- on seed starting. germination. “Should not be planted any ing the seeds into the ground is of 10 show signs, the seeds are cent of Bessemer residents and Used to extend short growing “Moisture and temperature deeper than the seed is big.” successful and differences good; whereas if only five out of 80 percent of Township residents seasons, seed starting involves are the two biggest things that He also said it was important between using store-bought the 10 germinate, it might be will pay $94 or less if the bond beginning the growing process are going to speed your germina- to use sterile soil, or a commer- seeds and saved seeds individu- worthwhile to plant double the passes. Of that 76 and 80 per- inside before transferring plants tion up. (It’s) going to make it a cial product like soilless potting als have harvested. amount intended. to the outdoors. stouter, more robust seedling if mix, when planting seeds to pre- When dealing with saved While Kimbler discussed a you’ve got warmer temperatures vent the presence of fungi and seeds — or older seeds — where BESSEMER — page 5 SEEDS — page 5

Illinois man nabbed in Mercer Ralph DAP serves up Ansami/Daily on fugitive escape warrant Globe DAVID HER- art, hor d’oeuvres By RALPH ANSAMI Saturday about Hermosillo and MOSILLO, [email protected] he was arrested at a private res- right, IRONWOOD — The Down- HURLEY — An Illinois resi- idence early on Sunday morn- appears in town Art Place and the Historic dent waived extradition to that ing. Iron County Ironwood Theatre are providing state in Iron County Court Mon- Iron County Judge Patrick Court in a tour of the DAP, DAP Studios, day afternoon to face charges of Madden presided over the short Hurley and to meet the Upper Peninsu- being a sexually violent person Monday extradition proceeding, Monday la Arts and Culture Alliance (escape). with Iron County District Attor- afternoon Planning Committee. David William Hermosillo Jr., ney Matt Tingstad representing on fugitive The alliance will be an 50, of Bloomington, was arrested the state. warrant umbrella organization that fos- early Sunday in Mercer by the Madden said if Hermosillo issued out ters and promotes creativity Iron County Sheriff’s Depart- wished to contest the extradi- of Illinois. through artistic and cultural ment on a fugitive criminal com- tion, a warrant would have to be At left is activities in the U.P. It will pro- plaint. signed by the Illinois governor Iron County vide information and strategic Area law enforcement agen- through the Wisconsin gover- District assistance to existing and cies had received a report that nor’s office to return him to face Attorney emerging organizations and Hermosillo might be somewhere charges. Matt individuals while encouraging on the Gogebic Range. Tingstad. Det. Lt. Paul Samardich said his department received word FUGITIVE — page 5 DAP — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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In 2013, the rupt their society is and how gen- unbiased or ‘hang and it takes more than just National Academy of Sciences erous they are. money to be happy. issued a report recommending While most countries were What makes Norway and that federal statistics and sur- either getting happier or at least up the robe’ other northern European coun- veys, which normally deal with treading water, America’s happi- tries top the happiness list has a income, spending, health and ness score dropped 5 percent WASHINGTON (AP) — lot to do with a sense of commu- housing, include a few extra over the past decade. Venezuela Supreme Court nominee Neil nity and broad social welfare questions on happiness because and the Central African Republic Gorsuch pledged to be indepen- support, according to experts and it would lead to better policy that slipped the most over the past dent or “hang up the robe” as the cheerful Norwegians, including affects people’s lives. decade. Nicaragua and Latvia U.S. Senate began rancorous one whose job it is to make peo- Norway moved from No. 4 to increased the most. hearings Monday on President ple laugh. the top spot in the report’s rank- Study co-author and Donald Trump’s conservative “The answer to why Norwe- ings, which combine economic, economist Jeffrey Sachs of pick to fill a Supreme Court seat gians are happy — it’s a bit bor- health and polling data compiled Columbia University said in a that has been vacant for more ing — it’s well functioning insti- by economists that are averaged phone interview from Oslo that than a year. tutions,” explained Norwegian over three years from 2014 to the sense of community, so Gorsuch sought to take the comedian Harald Eia. “The 2016. Norway edged past previ- strong in Norway, is deteriorat- edge off Democratic complaints schools, health care, police, all ous champ Denmark, which fell ing in the United States. that he has favored the wealthy the bureaucracy treat people to second. Iceland, Switzerland “We’re becoming more and and powerful in more than 10 with respect and that trickles and Finland round out the top 5. more mean spirited. And our gov- years as a federal judge. The 49- down and makes us happy, “I think it’s the work-life bal- ernment is becoming more and year-old Coloradan told the Sen- makes us trust each other, ance. So we have a big safety net, more corrupt. And inequality is ate Judiciary Committee he has Associated Press makes us feel a part of the whole so we get free education, free rising,” Sachs said, citing tried to be a “neutral and inde- SUPREME COURT Justice nominee Neil Gorsuch is sworn-in on Capitol community. So it’s very boring: health care, so it’s really good,” research and analysis he con- pendent” judge and has ruled Hill in Washington, Monday, during his confirmation hearing before bureaucrats are the secret to our said 29-year-old Marin Maal in ducted on America’s declining both for and against disabled the Senate Judiciary Committee. happiness.” Oslo. “And we’re close to nature.” happiness for the report. “It’s a students, prisoners and workers might need to resolve. The Tuesday. Committee chairman Norway vaulted to the top slot Still, you have to have money long-term trend and conditions alleging civil rights violations. court’s eight current justices are Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Repub- in the World Happiness Report to be happy, and it is no coinci- are getting worse.” “But my decisions have never roughly divided ideologically lican, said he expects a commit- despite lower prices for oil, a key dence that Norway is one of the University of Maryland’s reflected a judgment about the between conservatives and liber- tee vote on Gorsuch’s nomination part of its economy. In the U.S., richest nations in the world. It’s Carol Graham, who wasn’t a people before me, only my best als. on April 3, which would allow the happiness has been declining for also why most of the bottom study author but did review judgment about the law and facts The Russian story line as well full Senate to take up the nomi- the past decade even as the countries are in desperate pover- some chapters, said the report at issue in each particular case,” as Trump’s verbal attacks on fed- nation that week. Gorsuch could nation has become richer. ty. But at a certain point extra mimics what she sees in the Gorsuch said. That was his open- eral judges both during the cam- be on the bench by the time the The United States was 14th in money doesn’t buy extra happi- American rural areas, where her ing statement a day ahead of paign and as president have fed justices meet for a round of argu- the latest ranking, down from ness, Helliwell and others said. research shows poor whites have expected pointed questioning into Democratic efforts to force ments in mid-April. No. 13 last year, and over the Central African Republic fell a deeper lack of hope, which she from committee Democrats. Gorsuch to break publicly with Democrats, under intense years Americans steadily have to last on the happiness list, and connects to rises in addictions to A Supreme Court confirma- the man who nominated him. pressure from liberal base voters been rating themselves less is joined at the bottom by Burun- painkillers and suicide among tion hearing is a major occasion Gorsuch already has told some horrified by the Trump presiden- happy. di, Tanzania, Syria and Rwanda. that group. on Capitol Hill — the last one senators in private meetings that cy, entered the hearings divided “It’s the human things that The report ranks 155 coun- “There is deep misery in the was in 2010 — but Monday’s was he found the criticism of the over how hard to fight Gorsuch’s matter. If the riches make it tries. The economists have been heartland,” Graham, author of overshadowed by a separate judges disheartening. But Blu- nomination given that the mild- harder to have frequent and ranking countries since 2012, but the book “The Pursuit of Happi- event in the Capitol complex. On menthal said the nominee needs mannered jurist is no right-wing trustworthy relationships the data used goes back further ness,” wrote in an email. the House side, FBI Director to make a statement “publicly bomb thrower and is widely between people, is it worth it?” so the economists can judge It baffles Norwegian comedian James Comey was testifying that and explicitly and directly.” expected to win confirmation in asked John Helliwell, the lead trends. Eia. the bureau is investigating Rus- For their part, Republicans the end, one way or another. author of the report and an The rankings are based on “Why can’t Americans who are sian meddling in last year’s elec- uniformly portrayed Gorsuch as Even while insisting they economist at the University of gross domestic product per per- the brightest people in the world tion and possible links and coor- a genial, principled judge whose would evaluate Gorsuch fairly, British Columbia in Canada son, healthy life expectancy with do the same thing as we do to dination between Russia and qualifications make him emi- several spoke angrily about the (ranked No. 7). “The material can four factors from global surveys. make the happiest people?” Eia associates of Trump. nently suitable for the nation’s treatment of Judge Merrick Gar- stand in the way of the human.” In those surveys, people give asked. “I don’t get it.” Blending the two hearings, highest court. “I’m looking for a land, Obama’s Supreme Court Democratic Sen. Richard Blu- judge, not an ideologue,” Sen. nominee, who was denied even a menthal of Connecticut referred John Kennedy of Louisiana said. hearing for 10 months last year to “a looming constitutional cri- Actual questioning is to begin by Senate Republicans. The sis” that the Supreme Court Democrats also took shots at Police: Tennessee deputy fatally shoots Louisiana man Trump himself, and criticized the ALAMO, Tenn. (AP) — A Ten- deputies initially responded where she shared a home with fact that Gorsuch appeared on a nessee deputy has fatally shot a Thursday after 36-year-old Rod- Hess, said she wants people to –NOTICE – list of potential Supreme Court New Orleans man who tried to ney James Hess blocked traffic know he was a great father and TO ALL OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL nominees vetted by the Federal- strike deputies with his vehicle, on a highway near Alamo, the loved life. She said he suffered PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF IRONWOOD, GOGEBIC ist Society and Heritage Founda- authorities said. Tennessee Bureau of Investiga- from bipolar disorder and said COU NTY, M ICHIGA N. tion. Crockett County sheriff’s tion said in a statement. she could tell from videos that he Hess was acting erratically, was disoriented and lost. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in accordance with the pro- refused to obey orders and tried Hess was in Tennessee visit- visions of the Ironwood City Charter, the BOARD OF REVIEW 2013 POLARIS IQ TOURING to strike the deputies at least ing his mother, who lives in the of the City of Ironwood will hold a session on Tuesday, March 28, twice with his vehicle, the state- Memphis area, and was on his 2017 at the Municipal Memorial Building in the City of Ironwood 600 CFi, NEW IQ Chassis, 2-up, ment said. way back to Texas when he died. for the purpose of reviewing the Assessment Roll for the year tall windshield, mirrors, While events escalated, police A woman identifying herself 2017. adj. steering column, heated say at least one Crockett County as an aunt of Hess’ posted a video helmet plug ins, E-start, deputy fired his gun and struck to Facebook that she says was All property owners feeling themselves aggrieved by their assess- reverse, heated hand & thumb Hess, who was taken to a Mem- taken by Hess moments before ment may appear before the Board of Review beginning: warmers, heated rear hand phis hospital where he was later he was shot. grips, adj. back rest, rear TUESDAY, MARCH 28th, FROM 5:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. pronounced dead. A relative of Hess’ declined storage bag, garage kept, Hess is black. Neither the comment when reached by phone and then and there make a complaint against their assessment and SAVE! SAVE! 1900 actual miles, bureau nor the Crockett County by The Associated Press. be heard thereon. $ 1 owner trade, Sheriff’s Office would release the Tennessee Bureau of Investi- 4,999 Absolutely, Like New The Ironwood Board of Review will remain in session during the name of the deputy involved. gation spokesman Josh DeVine above stated hours and as much longer as may be necessary to Hess’ fiancee, Johnisha said the agency is aware of the complete review of said Assessment Roll. Provost, told The Jackson Sun video but could not confirm its Cloverland Motors that Hess was asking for help authenticity. He said the agency City of Ironwood 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 “and they shot him down.” plans to examine the video as Karen M. Gullan/City Clerk 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 Provost, who lives in Texas part of its investigation. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 l 3 Community calendar WOMEN IN ROBOTICS

Email calendar items and commu- Government nity news to Downtown Ironwood Develop- [email protected]. For ment Authority, 8 a.m., meeting, more information, call 906-932-2211. Conference Room 1, second floor, Tuesday, March 21 Memorial Building, Ironwood. Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Authority and Board, 8 a.m., Treat- wood Memorial Building. ment Facility’s boardroom. Iron-Gogebic Integrated Family Iron County Aging Unit Board, 9 Services, 9-10:30 a.m., Iron County a.m., Hurley Senior Center. Courthouse, Hurley. 906-663-4045 or Friday, March 24 715-561-2191. Wisconsin Veterans Employ- Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 ment Services Representative, 9- a.m., Mercer Senior Center. 11:30 a.m., veterans service office, Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Hurley. 715-392-7808. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Emergencies: 715-476-7655. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Ironwood Carnegie Library wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Board, 4 p.m. 1110. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Blood Pressure Screening, 11 Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran a.m.-1 p.m., with Regional Hospice Church, Ironwood. area74.org. nurses, Mill Street Garden, Besse- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, mer. 906-663-0308. Ontonagon United Methodist Church Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Golden Dragon. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Range Art Association, 1 p.m., Saturday, March 25 906 Boom, Ironwood. Identity Theft Program, 2 p.m., Community Pickleball Paddlers, Ironwood Carnegie Library. 906-932- 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer School gym- 0203. nasium. 715-776-4588. Adult Book Club, 4 p.m., Iron- Regional Hospice Polar Plunge, wood Carnegie Library. registration 12:30 p.m., event 2 p.m., Exploring the North Country Sunday Lake, Wakefield. Trail in the Midwest, 5:30 p.m., Iron- Submitted photo Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apostolic SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS from Ironwood, Bessemer and Wakefield schools recently participated in the Gogebic Ontonagon ISD Women in wood Carnegie Library. 906-932- Lutheran Church, Aurora Street, Iron- 0203. wood. Robotics event held at Gogegic Community College on March 16. Students attending the event include, from left, first row, Taylor Manchester, North Country Trail, 6 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Taylor Mylly and Sydnee Lorenson; and second row, Camy Lake, Hanna Koivisto, Kayla Wontor, Amelia Green, Foenix Szot, Alexis Hagstrom and Regal Country Inn, Wakefield. 906- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Amelia Leyva. Students learned how to build and program a race car robot and a controller robot using the NXT-G programming language under 229-5122. area74.org. the guidance of GOISD CTE instructor Jim Halverson. “The race car robot and the controller robot are built from Lego pieces and then each robot Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 p.m., Sunday, March 26 is programmed. The race car robot is controlled by commands sent from the controller robot via a Bluetooth connection,” said Halverson. Stu- VFW post home. dents drove their cars through a race course. “It’s a fun, engaging way to for students to learn basic programming skills,” said Halverson. “The Lake Superior Tired Iron Tractor goal of the Women in Robotics event was to introduce female students to our CTE Robotics and Computer Programming course and give them a Club, 6 p.m., Aurora Athletic Club, Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Ironwood. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran hands-on opportunity to try it out,” said Paulette Niemi, CTE Program Coordinator. Applications for CTE courses are in progress and students Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Church, Ironwood. interested in enrolling in a GOISD CTE course can contact their guidance counselor to apply. Woodland Church, Ironwood. Finnish Language Classes, Bessemer Veterans of Foreign beginner 3 p.m., advanced 4 p.m., Wars, 7 p.m., VFW hall, Bessemer. Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Wesley United Methodist Church, tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood. Where’s the line? Theme parks aiming to eliminate them Government Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Iron County Aging Unit Finance p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — At that will eventually lead us to a rides but how to get you on the staple of the TV show. Committee, 1 p.m., Hurley Senior Bessemer. area74.org. Universal Orlando Resort’s new generation that doesn’t even rides,” said Dennis Speigel, who When they enter the building, Center. Monday, March 27 “Race Through New York Star- know about theme park lines. It heads the theme park consulting visitors are given a card with one Iron County Comprehensive ring Jimmy Fallon” ride, waiting will be ‘What do you mean, wait firm, International Theme Park of the colors in the NBC peacock Planning/Land and Zoning Com- Iron County Food Pantry, 9 a.m.- in line has been replaced by in a queue? What’s that, Grand- Services. “Universal is at the logo. When it’s their turn to go on mittee, 3 p.m., courthouse, Hurley. 4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Montreal, lounging on couches and listen- pa?’” forefront right now.” the ride, lights in the waiting Iron County Highway Commit- Wis. 715-561-4450. ing to a racy barber shop quartet Virtual lines are the latest The Jimmy Fallon attraction area will flash their color and the tee, 4 p.m., Highway Department, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, sing until it’s time to enter the evolution in theme parks’ efforts and the Volcano Bay water park singers will announce the color. Hurley. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ride. to shorten or eliminate waits for take different approaches to vir- If they don’t want to wait in the Wednesday, March 22 area74.org. Chess Club, 4 p.m., Ironwood Universal is leading the rides, or if waits are necessary tual lines. building, they can return at a theme-park charge into “virtual evils, to improve the experience At the Jimmy Fallon attrac- designated time. Christian Men of the Northland, Carnegie Library. Grades 3 and up. 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. After School Story Time, 4 p.m., lines” that give visitors options of biding one’s time. tion, which opens next month, Universal hasn’t released Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Ironwood Carnegie Library. for exploring a park or watching Almost two decades ago, those visitors enter an area made to many details about how virtual a.m., Range Community Bible Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., live entertainment instead of the efforts were concentrated on look like the lobby of a Rocke- lines will work at Volcano Bay, Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, tedium of looking at someone’s elaborately-designed “pre-ride” feller Center building. Instead of other than to say a watch-like Alcoholics Anonymous, open Ironwood. area74.org. back as you inch forward step by lines such Universal’s The Amaz- getting in line, they can meander device named “TapuTapu” will be meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, step to the thrill ride. ing Adventures of Spider-Man, through the lobby looking at pho- given to visitors. It will flash Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ontonagon United Methodist Church “It’s kind of a bit of a science which goes past an elaborately- tos and memorabilia of past and “Ride Now” when it’s their time DOVE Support Group, noon-2 basement, next to Holiday gas sta- tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. experiment for all of us,” said detailed “Daily Bugle” news- present “Tonight Show” hosts to go on a ride. p.m. 906-932-4990. Jason Surrell, a Universal cre- room. and watch TVs playing clips of Technology and our growing Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Government ative director said about the A few years later came the hosts Steve Allen, Jack Paar, impatience with waiting are 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Bessemer Township Board, 5 rant, Ironwood. p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Ram- “queue-less” waits. “We’ve ride reservations systems of the Johnny Carson, Jay Leno and driving the move toward virtual Iron County Veterans Service say. known for years that waiting in FastPass and Express Pass at Jimmy Fallon. Up a flight of lines, Speigel said. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Town Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., line is one of the biggest dis-sat- Disney and Universal parks, stairs are a lounge with couches, The proliferation of cell phone Hall. 715-561-2190. Mercer K-12 School commons, Mer- isfiers in our guests’ day.” respectively, in which ride-goers half a dozen consoles with touch apps, along with the develop- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., cer, Wis. Universal is also trying the are assigned periods of time to screens displaying “Tonight ment of wristbands that emit Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Gogebic County Road Commis- concept at another attraction. show up for rides. But those Show” videos and a theater radio signals, pioneered by Dis- area74.org. sion, 5:15 p.m., road commission Later this year, when Universal reservations need to be made stage. Visitors can hang out in ney and able to track movement, Government office, courthouse, Bessemer. Ironwood Township Board, 5:30 opens its new Volcano Bay water ahead of time, for the most part, the lounge area, charging their made the virtual lines technical- Iron County Land Conservation park in Orlando, visitors will be and visitors can only make them phones or talking while they ly possible. America’s growing Committee, 2 p.m., Forestry confer- p.m., Ironwood Township offices. given wristbands that will alert on three rides a day. wait. They can dance or take impatience with waiting, from ence room, Hurley. Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., p.m., City Hall. them when it’s their turn to get Universal opens that concept photos with an actor in the cos- speed dating to Amazon Prime’s courthouse, Bessemer. Bessemer Area School District on a ride. to everybody, not just advanced tume of Hashtag the Panda, a two-hour deliveries makes it cul- Thursday, March 23 Board of Education, 6 p.m., A.D. “I think it represents the planners, with its two new staple character from Jimmy turally imperative. Johnston High School library. future of what we’re going to be attractions, while also offering Fallon’s show or listen to a per- “Nobody wants to stand in Cuddlebugs Story Time, 9:30 Tuesday, March 28 doing in themed entertainment,” entertainment during the wait. formance from “The Ragtime line. We want to be first,” Speigel a.m., Ironwood Carnegie Library. Surrell said. “I kind of joke that “Everybody is trying to do Gals,” an incarnation of the bar- said. “It’s just the way society is Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- this is the first step on a journey this, working not only on the ber shop quartet which is also a evolving.” wood Memorial Building. wood Memorial Building. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., wood Memorial Building. 906-667- $75 million pledged to protect heritage sites in war zones Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 1110. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 PARIS (AP) — World donors Palmyra were seized by militants that a Group of Seven culture $8 million in operational and 1110. a.m., Mercer, Wis., Community Cen- pledged more than $75 million who then destroyed the UNESCO ministers meeting in Florence administrative costs to help set up Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, ter. 715-561-2695. Monday to an historic UNESCO- heritage site’s famed temples of next week could be used to get fur- the fund’s first headquarters in Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, backed alliance to protect cultural Bel and Baalshamin. IS militants ther donations. Geneva. area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. heritage sites threatened by war raided Iraq’s Mosul museum Six countries and one philan- Italy, meanwhile, said it would Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., The area74.org. and the wave of ideological-driven claiming its pre-Islamic statues thropist pledged a total of $75.5 provide an ALIPH task force that Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montreal, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Golden Dragon. New members wel- destruction carried out by Islamic were against Islam. The 13th-cen- million at Monday conference, includes military personnel and Wis. 906-663-0308. State group militants. tury B.C. Assyrian city of Nimrud which was held in an ancient Mid- conservation experts. Pokemon Club, 4 p.m., Ironwood come. French President Francois Hol- was hit with bombs and bulldoz- dle Eastern sculpture-clad wing of Germany, China and Mexico Carnegie Library. Ages 8 and older. Woods and Blooms Garden Free community dinner, 5-6 Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Center, lande, speaking at a donors’ con- ers. the Louvre. said they would help by storing p.m., Wakefield United Methodist Mercer, Wis. ference in Paris’ Louvre Museum, In coordination with UNESCO, France pledged the most at $30 the heritage objects threatened Church, Wakefield. Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., passionately called on more coun- the International Alliance for the million, with support forthcoming by war in national museums, ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Woodland Church, Ironwood. tries to contribute to the newly- Protection of Heritage in Conflict from Arab countries — including and lobby countries to do the p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., created heritage alliance and help Areas (ALIPH) aims to prevent Saudi Arabia ($20 million), the same. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- push it past its “ambitious” $100 heritage site destruction, fight United Arab Emirates ($15 mil- The first concrete steps to cre- Faith Center, Ironwood. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. million goal. trafficking of stolen artifacts and lion), Kuwait ($5 million) and ating ALIPH came about in a Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Government Gogebic Community College “At Bamiyan, Mosul, Palmyra, pay for restoration. But it also Morocco ($1.5 million.) meeting between Hollande and p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Hur- Timbuktu and elsewhere, fanatics seeks to create a global network of Luxembourg pledged $3 mil- Abu Dhabi’s powerful crown ley. area74.org. Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22, Jacob Solin Business Center, GCC. have engaged in trafficking, loot- storage and safeguarding sites. lion, and private donor Thomas prince, Sheikh Mohammed bin ing and the destruction of cultural “The first emergency is Iraq. Kaplan promised $1 million. Zayed Al Nahyan, in the Emirati Briefs heritage, adding to the persecu- We will need to carry out a precise Switzerland pledged a further capital in December. tion of populations,” Hollande inventory of the damages to mon- said. uments, museums and libraries. Music will be provided by the LLW and Class of 1968 to A number of cultural artifacts But there are other critical situa- Spotlight Polka Band and     
    hold planning meeting and heritage sites have fallen vic- tions. Mali, Afghanistan, Yemen Dorothy and the Boys. tim to the Islamic State group. In and Syria,” he added. IRONWOOD — The Luther L. For more information, call 2015, the ancient Syrian ruins of Hollande suggested Monday GOCAA Head Start will be accepting applications at the Kindergarten Roundups Wright and St. Ambrose Class of 715-561-2459. 1968 will be holding a reunion scheduled in Wakefield, Bessemer and Ironwood: planning meeting on Wednesday, Family Fun Night to be Wakefield – March 22, 2017 from 8:00am – 3:00 pm (by appointment) at All April 5, at 6 p.m. at Rigoni’s Inn. Saints Lutheran Church Education Building, 1202 Putnam St, Wakefield, MI. held April 11 Kolehmainen Ins. & Real Estate Bessemer – March 31, 2017 from 8:00am-2:30 pm (by appointment) at Jolkafest Polka Party to be IRONWOOD — A Family Fun We are pleased to announce that a prior agent Tara Hamilton Washington School Kindergarten Room, 301 E. Sellar St., Bessemer, MI. held April 1 Night will be held on Tuesday, of Wakefield has returned to the Agency. Tara formally managed Ironwood – April 19, 2017 from 1:00pm-6:00pm (by appointment) and April 11, at the Ironwood Memo- April 21, 2017 from 8:00am-11:00am (by appointment) at Ironwood HURLEY — The Jolkafest the agency office in Ironwood and will be listing and selling real rial Building from 5 to 7 p.m. estate out of her office, located at 405B Sunday Lake St. in High School, Elementary Cafeteria, 650 E. Ayer St., Ironwood, MI. Polka Party will be held on Sat- The event will feature activi- urday, April. 1, at the Iron Coun- Wakefield. Tara can be reached at 906-364-1417 or emailed Children who are at least 3 years of age are eligible to apply for our program. ties, crafts, snacks, games and Full-day classes will begin September 5, 2017. Birth Certificate and Income ty Memorial Building from 2 to 6 prizes. at xena@[email protected]. p.m. Verification required at time of application. For more information, call Call (906) 663-4302 ext 10 for an appointment. A cash bar and pizza will be Erin Ross at 906-663-4045 ext. Clients can also call our office at 906-390-8572 available. 624. can also contact us by email [email protected] Equal Opportunity Employer & Provider 4 l TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Reflection and charity in the cold It was the day before St. Patrick’s Day, their acquaintance,” Father Peter John Sue Mizell, Publisher and the crowd was a little calmer on the Cameron writes in “Made for Love, Loved by approach to that saint’s cathedral on Fifth God.” “We love them gratuitously, that is, we Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Avenue in New York City than it would be for love them because of who they are.” the parade, as commuters trekked through Kathryn “To be human is to be someone wanted by snow banks left by a late-winter blizzard. Lopez God,” he writes. “The pure of heart see this.” Cardinal Timothy Dolan, in one of his Maybe it’s because it’s the Christian peni- In Their Opinion brief weekday 7 a.m. Mass homilies, pointed tential season of Lent, but when the snow to the Gospel of the day: It was the parable of slammed much of the Northeast just days State should keep Lazarus and the rich man, and the title, the before the official start of spring, stopping Catholic archbishop of New York attested, many in our tracks for a day or more, it says it all. Jesus knew the poor man’s name. seemed to carry a message. In the quietest of Not so the rich man’s. As I made my way around the corner, I moments, with no cars on the roads, reflec- ‘common’ standards The morning before I listened to Dolan’s was going to grab a sandwich and decided to tion beckoned. The readings for Mass that The fight in Michigan over who should call the shots homily, I was walking near St. Francis Assisi get two, one to offer to Robert. I was a pain in day even included a text from Isaiah: on education is on display in the Legislature. One Church, just down the block from Penn Sta- the neck at the store, trying to provide an “Though your sins be like scarlet, they may prominent issue that continues to capture the attention tion, when I saw a man named Robert with a array of options. It would have been better if become white as snow ...” of lawmakers is the state’s adoption of the Common single tear falling from his eye. The tear glis- I had first bothered to ask Robert what he How would it all be different if we took a Core nearly seven years ago. At its heart, this is a bat- tened, as did his skin in the wind. He asked wanted in the first place! In the end, Robert step away from the noise and spent more tle over local control of schools. for money to get something to eat. I gave him was gone when I returned to the spot where time with those who might otherwise be for- Many Republicans in Lansing have long bristled over a measly dollar as we exchanged a few words. I met him — I hoped someone did what I gotten and cast aside? What if we didn’t get the content standards that the State Board of Educa- He seemed hungry for something more than probably should have done and offered to join sucked into frustrating political news and tion agreed to adopt in 2010. The Common Core was food. Imagine standing on a street corner him inside somewhere warm for a meal. celebrity worship, and saw our own power St. John XXII described purity of heart as developed by a consortium of states and offers grade asking for help and being ignored as hun- more? What if we made a choice for hearts as “the breath of the love of God,” which draws level content expectations in English Language Arts dreds of people walk by each minute. That’s pure as the freshly fallen snow? got to wear you down. People tell me that us to give service to our neighbor, without Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fellow at and math. All but four states initially signed on, but a concern for the cost or inconvenience. growing number are bowing out, and many more are beggars might use the money they get for the National Review Institute, editor-at- drugs or alcohol. But, thinking of the Lazarus “We do not love others because of what large of National Review Online and found- considering it. At least nine states have left. parable, I knew that I had to pay attention to they can do for us, or because we are attract- ing director of Catholic Voices USA. She can We don’t blame states for changing course. While the poor man in front of me. ed to them, or because we can benefit from be contacted at [email protected]. many education reform groups, business leaders and prominent politicians have strongly supported the Com- mon Core, what started as a states-led effort got usurped by the federal government. The Obama admin- Today in history istration ultimately tied relief from the education benchmarks under the now-replaced No Child Left By The Associated Press Behind law to states adopting the content standards. Today’s Highlight in History And the feds helped fund the standardized tests aligned On March 21, 1952, the Moondog with Common Core. Coronation Ball, considered the first Some of the GOP pushback is related to the content rock and roll concert, took place at itself, yet much of the distaste comes from the perceived Cleveland Arena. On this date stranglehold of the former administration over state In 1556, Thomas Cranmer, the education decisions. former Archbishop of Canterbury, That’s a valid concern. And many Michigan Republi- was burned at the stake for heresy. cans took office tasked by their constituents to do away In 1685, composer Johann with the Common Core. This happened on the State Sebastian Bach was born in Eise- Board, too, which Democrats firmly controlled for nach, Germany. years. Former state Rep. Tom McMillin and Nikki Sny- In 1804, the French civil code, or the “Code Napoleon” as it was later der, a nurse, both ran on platforms opposing the core called, was adopted. and they won, unseating board president John Austin. In 1925, Tennessee Gov. Austin They are now encouraging the Legislature to reverse Peay signed the Butler Act, which course. prohibited the teaching of the Theory Rep. Gary Glenn, R-Midland, has introduced a bill of Evolution in public schools. (Ten- this session that would repeal the standards and nessee repealed the law in 1967.) instead implement the ones Massachusetts had prior to In 1935, Persia officially changed its name to Iran. that state’s adoption of the Common Core. This isn’t a In 1946, the recently created new idea. Sen. Patrick Colbeck had similar legislation United Nations Security Council set last session. up temporary headquarters at Massachusetts is held as the gold standard for Hunter College in The Bronx, New schools, and much of its success started well before the York. Common Core, so Michigan lawmakers believe it serves In 1957, President Dwight D. Twitter was established with the fined the Saints $500,000 and took 71.Singer Eddie Money is 68. Rock a good model. Eisenhower and British Prime Minis- sending of the first “tweet” by co- away their second-round draft picks singer-musician Roger Hodgson ter Harold Macmillan began a four- founder Jack Dorsey, who wrote: for the current year and the next. (Supertramp) is 67. Rock musician “Michigan students deserve the best standards, day conference in Bermuda. “just setting up my twttr.” One year ago: Laying bare a Conrad Lozano (Los Lobos) is 66. proven by actual test results,” Glenn said in a state- In 1963, the Alcatraz federal Ten years ago: Former Vice half-century of tensions, President Rhythm-and-blues singer Russell ment. “And ultimately, our own local school boards and prison island in San Francisco Bay President Al Gore made an emotion- Barack Obama and Cuban Presi- Thompkins Jr. (The Stylistics) is 66. educational leaders — not the federal government — was emptied of its last inmates and al return to Congress as he pleaded dent Raul Castro prodded each Comedy writer-performer Brad Hall know what’s best for Michigan students.” closed at the order of Attorney Gen- with House and Senate committees other over human rights and the is 59. Actress Sabrina LeBeauf is 59. The House’s Michigan Competitiveness Committee, eral Robert F. Kennedy. to fight global warming; skeptical longstanding U.S. economic embar- Actor Gary Oldman is 59. Actress In 1972, the Supreme Court, in chaired by Speaker Pro Tem Lee Chatfield, R-Levering, Republicans questioned the science go during an unprecedented joint Kassie Depaiva (“Days of Our Dunn v. Blumstein, ruled that states behind his climate-change docu- news conference in Havana. A for- Lives”) is 56. Actor Matthew Broder- held a hearing on this issue Wednesday. Chatfield has may not require at least a year’s res- mentary, “An Inconvenient Truth.” mer U.S. State Department employ- ick is 55. Comedian-talk show host supported repealing the standards. idency for voting eligibility. Five years ago: A previously ee who had used his government- Rosie O’Donnell is 55. Rock musi- But lawmakers must consider the costs of backing In 1981, Michael Donald, a black divided U.N. Security Council sent a issued computer to prey on vulnera- cian Jonas “Joker” Berggren (Ace of away from the Common Core. Schools have already teenager in Mobile, Alabama, was strong and united message to the ble young women and manipulate Base) is 50. Rock MC Maxim (Prodi- implemented the standards and they have shaped abducted, tortured and killed by Syrian government and opposition to them into sharing nude photos was gy) is 50. Rock musician Andrew teaching, curriculum and state tests. All that would members of the Ku Klux Klan. (A immediately implement proposals by sentenced in Atlanta to five years in Copeland (Sister Hazel) is 49. Hip- lawsuit brought by Donald’s mother, have to change. The House Fiscal Agency says it international envoy Kofi Annan to end federal prison. hop DJ Premier (Gang Starr) is 48. Beulah Mae Donald, later resulted in Syria’s yearlong bloodshed. Meting Today’s Birthdays Actress Laura Allen is 43. Rapper- would cost the state at least $27 million, but likely a landmark judgment that bankrupt- out unprecedented punishment for a Actress Kathleen Widdoes is 78. TV personality Kevin Federline is 39. more. Other estimates put the cost as high as $300 ed one Klan organization.) bounty system that targeted key Songwriter Chip Taylor (“Wild Actor Scott Eastwood is 31. Actor million. In 1997, President Bill Clinton opposing players, the NFL suspend- Thing”) is 77. Folk-pop singer/musi- Forrest Wheeler is 13. Changing the new M-STEP test, which is based on and Russian President Boris Yeltsin ed New Orleans Saints head coach cian Keith Potger (The Seekers) is Thought for Today the Common Core and is only three years old, would wrapped up their summit in Helsinki, Sean Payton without pay for the 76. Actress Marie-Christine Barrault “History is principally the inaccu- also make it difficult to measure progress (or lack there- Finland, still deadlocked over NATO coming season and indefinitely is 73. Singer-musician Rose Stone rate narration of events which ought expansion, but able to agree on banned the team’s former defensive (Sly and the Family Stone) is 72. not to have happened.” — Ernest of) in classrooms and districts. slashing nuclear weapons arsenals. coordinator; in addition to other sanc- Actor Timothy Dalton is 71. Singer Albert Hooten, American anthropolo- Michigan needs consistency. Schools can’t be expect- In 2006, the social media website tions, Commissioner Roger Goodell Ray Dorset (Mungo Jerry) is gist (1887-1954). ed to meet wildly changing targets. Letters Lawmakers should take solace in having Betsy DeVos as the new federal education chief. Even though she was an early proponent of the Common Core, she Moving Saxon Harbor camp ing is just that — pitch a tent, and look for yourself. When they Take a look at how much our has also maintained her support of state control of site should be free park a trailer, or sleep under the are done clear cutting, you cannot taxes have gone up from the time schools. stars. It is about enjoying the even walk through the mess that the school was built. To the Editor: woods. If you want a hotel, get a is left. Where does that money Now they want a different The Legislature is right to want Michigan students I am all for development as hotel. Remember, we still have a go? They say animal habitat. camp site. Like I said, if it does meeting the best goals, but a complete overhaul would long as it benefits everyone in our county road to nowhere; Hurley Birds even fly over the mess, not cost us a dime, then go for it. likely do more harm than good. county and not just a few. has a pump that has no water. other animals with legs avoid the Maybe it is time for a new county —Detroit News I am for moving the camp site Enough is enough. mess. board. at Saxon Harbor as long as it does They are destroying our Our taxes are high enough as it not cost taxpayers a dime. Camp- Phillip R. Laguna forests. Take a ride out the woods is. The school kills us every year. Gile, Wis.

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 l 5 arise, but Kolesar stressed the AREA / STATE Record Miners agreement was a living docu- BESSEMER JUST SAYS NO? ment that could be adapted as issues arose. Changes to the POLICE REPORTS agreement may be made if repre- City of Ironwood From page 1 sentatives from all three districts The Ironwood Public Safety being unable to have enough approve. Department received a Sunday players to field a team for a During the debate, board evening report that a bicycle had game. president Steve Thomas — who been stolen from a 17-year-old While Bessemer would be the said he was involved in several employee of Burger King restaurant. The blue and silver 18-speed host school, Kolesar said that months of negotiations over the bike is a Magna. was primarily a necessity to han- proposal — also brought up stu- The thief headed west on Lux- dle the finances. The agreement dent safety. more Street. calls for Bessemer to receive the “Watching a freshman body Michigan State Police assisted revenue from ticket sales and size go out and play against a the IPSD in the investigation, but pay expenses, with expenses junior or senior, there’s such a couldn’t find the thief who was cap- beyond those covered by the tick- difference I’m always afraid tured on a camera. et revenue to be split evenly somebody is going to get hurt,” ——— among the three schools. Thomas said. “Plus, it would Brandon Cooper, 37, of 302 N. Each district will be able to improve our program because Lake St., was arrested for simple assault and battery around 3 p.m. sell season passes, and this rev- then we would have a junior var- Friday, according at an IPSD report. enue will be different from gate sity team that could learn basics A 911 call was received from a receipts and stay with the — they would be able to play Ian Minielly/Daily Globe postal employee who said she felt respective schools. junior varsity so they could get OVER THIRTY residents of Bessemer filled the city hall chamber to capacity on Monday for the city council threatened. In addition to playing loca- experience and then go on to var- meeting as Dick Matrella addressed the council regarding the school bond issue and taxation and marijua- Bond was set at $5,000, subject tions, a variety of other issues sity.” na entered the fray at the middle and the end. to posting 10 percent to be released will be rotated between the Several items must still be from the Gogebic County Jail in all over the United States and excavator will yield $34,000 in schools — including transporta- worked out, including the cre- Bessemer, according to the IPSD Bessemer the world at large. The team has trade-in value towards the price tion and practice locations. ation of a common athletic code report. set up a Go FundMe account of the $82,000 backhoe. The The junior high programs are and the formation of a joint ——— under Gogebic Range Robotics, is council was unanimous in their An IPSD officer conducted a traf- staying as they are, with Iron- booster club. taking part in a 50/50 raffle, and support to finally be rid of the fic stop on Wednesday that led to wood remaining separate from Along with the formation of From page 1 is working the Home Show at excavator and the purchase of the arrest of two people on warrants. the co-op. the co-op team, the agreement cent of residences, over 52 per- GCC to fund the trip. The council the backhoe. Around 7:40 p.m., an officer The program will have four calls for a single cheerleading cent of Bessemer residents and and residents applauded the job The council agreed to support attempted to stop the vehicle on paid coaches — two for the var- squad and joint pep band. 61 percent of the Townships of the robotics team. the Tilden water tank inspection Scott Street, near McLeod Avenue, sity team and two for junior var- During the public comment but it continued on until it pulled over would actually pay less than $48. The council approved giving before the warranty expires and sity. Coaches will be chosen by a earlier in the meeting, Ironwood on Mansfield Street. The bond vote is Tuesday, May 2. Charly Loper, city manager, the also agreed to supporting Loper’s search committee with repre- student Kinley Lyons asked Michael Mora. 45. of 116 S. Jim McDonald rebutted authority to make emergency discovery of how to change the sentatives from all three dis- questions about how the cheer Mansfield St., was arrested for fail- Matrella in the public comments spending decisions up to $20,000, charter and its costs. tricts, with Kolesar saying each team and band would work. ure to appear at a court hearing and section of the agenda to inform as long as the project stays with- The other side of the marijua- failure to appear for sentencing in board will have to sign off on the In answer to her questions, the council the group he is a part in budget. na debate took the floor during September. pick. Kolesar said transportation for of decided against filing their Jim Whittinghill from Eagle public comments. Chandra Richard Reese, 30, of Ironwood, “We need to put in the four the cheerleaders to the respec- consolidation petition because Waste and Recycling, Inc Portell, speaking on behalf of the was wanted on a domestic violence best coaches we can find in this tive practice site could likely be they did not want the blame addressed the council and left proponents for marijuana said, warrant issued in October, accord- area into this program, that’s our arranged and each school could when the bond issue failed. them with one final word, Besse- “Reefer Madness is over,” as she ing to the report. goal,” Kolesar said. likely keep a separate competi- Ironwood Township McDonald said they will file the mer is one of the top municipali- attempted to put to rest some of Each school will continue to be tive cheer team as it currently Troopers arrested John Joseph petition for consolidation after ties in recycling out of the 56 the fears around the marijuana able to plan homecoming festivi- has. He said the logistics around Beirl, 51, Ironwood Township on a the bond fails, which he is confi- they serve. Linda Nelson industry. Neither side arrived at ties, regardless of which field the joint pep band are still being contempt of court warrant last dent it will, bringing consolida- appeared to secure a pledge by a conclusion before Kathy Whit- hosts the game. worked out, but after-school Wednesday. tion to a vote in November. Whittinghill to support the burn closed public comments and ——— During the discussion sur- practices may become a necessity A letter from Jacobi Hill, robotics team in a deft political reminded everyone in atten- Troopers arrested a 25 year old rounding the vote, several board as transportation times would freshman at ADJ was read into move before Scott Jagger, local dance where the proper time and township male for resisting arrest on members raised potential con- prevent them from taking place the record. Hill wrote the council manager, said they are support- location to debate the issue Friday. cerns about problems that may during class. regarding the accomplishments ing a fundraiser for the team would be held. of the robotics team that placed already. The open forum April 5 from 4 Lottery plants due to the combined first and were the regional win- In news that will please many p.m. to 6:00 p.m., in city hall, will Seeds genetic makeups. ners in the Duluth robotics com- Bessemer residents, the excava- discuss the recent survey, taking Monday “When you’re saving seeds, petition, which qualified the tor is being traded in for a like- on added importance in light of Michigan make sure you’re saving from team for a robotics competition new backhoe from Fabic Cat, the four factions vying for the Poker Lotto: 5C-10C-2D-8D-7H open-pollinated or heirloom vari- in St. Louis against teams from represented by Tom Olson. The heartbeat of Bessemer. Midday Daily 3: 9-7-5 From page 1 eties,” Kimbler said. “Because Midday Daily 4: 2-4-5-9 This test is really only needed those have been naturally polli- Daily 3: 0-2-9 Daily 4: 3-1-6-7 when working with seeds of nated and they’re stable.” Fantasy 5: 01-13-26-29-32 unknown viability, Kimbler He said growers can also use Board renews Bobula’s contract as principal/superintendent Keno: 14-17-18-25-27-30-31-35-37-47-51-55-56-57- said, as most seed packets have plant clones for plants like garlic By JAN TUCKER held at the Ontonagon School Intermediate School District for 60-64-66-67-68-71-74-79 germination information on and potatoes, rather than seeds, [email protected] Friday, March 24. Bobula said he the 2016-2017 year. them. to ensure consistency. 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gations about his campaign asso- ciates. He said Congress and the FBI should be going after media Comey: FBI probing Trump-Russia leaks and maybe even Clinton instead. “The real story that Congress, the FBI and others should be looking into is the leaking of links, wiretap claims bogus Classified information. Must WASHINGTON (AP) — The find leaker now!” Trump tweet- FBI is investigating whether ed early Monday as news cover- Donald Trump’s associates coor- age on the Russia allegations dinated with Russian officials in dominated the morning’s cable an effort to sway the 2016 presi- news. dential election, Director James The president continued to Comey said Monday in an tweet throughout the hearing, extraordinary public confirma- creating a unusual public conver- tion of a probe the president has sation between the embattled refused to acknowledge, dis- president and his FBI director. missed as fake news and blamed After Trump tweeted that the on Democrats. FBI and NSA had told Congress In a bruising five-hour ses- that Russia did not influence the sion, the FBI director also electoral process, Comey disput- knocked down Trump’s claim ed that description. The FBI has that his predecessor had wire- offered no opinion and has no tapped his New York skyscraper, view and no information on the an assertion that has distracted potential impact on the election White House officials and frus- because that’s not something the trated fellow Republicans who bureau has looked at, he said. acknowledge they’ve seen no evi- Associated Press The president also claimed dence to support it. FBI DIRECTOR James Comey takes a break after three hours of testify- that Comey had said there was Associated Press ing on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday. The revelation of the investi- HOUSE INTELLIGENCE Committee member Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., no evidence of collusion between gation of possible collusion with questions FBI Director James Comey and National Security Agency tions. better for all Americans,” he said. his aides and Russia, though Russians, and the first public Director Michael Rogers as they testify on Capitol Hill in Washington, In the current case, it’s not The hearing quickly divided Comey said no such thing. confirmation of the wider probe Monday, before the House Intelligence Committee hearing on allega- clear how long it will take for the along partisan lines, Democrats Trump also suggested, with- that began last summer, came in tions of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. FBI to decide if a crime was com- pressing for details on the status out evidence, that Clinton’s cam- a remarkable hearing by one mitted, but counterintelligence of the FBI’s investigation while paign was in contact with Russia branch of government examining Trump that asserted his phones meddling in American politics, investigations are known for Republicans focused on news cov- and had possibly thwarted a fed- serious allegations against had been ordered tapped by Pres- meaning Trump was elected being complicated and time- erage and possible improper dis- eral investigation. U.S. intelli- another branch and the new ident Barack Obama during the president as associates remained intensive — and for frequently closures of classified information gence officials have not publicly president’s election campaign. campaign. under investigation for possible concluding without charges. developed through surveillance. raised the possibility of contacts Tight-lipped for the most part, “With respect to the presi- connections to Russia. Comey would not commit to a Comey is the latest govern- between the Clintons and Comey refused to offer details on dent’s tweets about alleged wire- Clinton allies on Monday con- timetable. ment official to reject Trump’s Moscow. Officials have said they the scope, targets or timeline for tapping directed at him by the trasted Comey’s silence during Regardless of the outcome, the claims, made without any evi- believe Moscow had hacked into the FBI investigation, which prior administration, I have no the campaign with public com- investigation is unquestionably dence, that Obama had wire- Democrats’ computers in a bid to could shadow the White House information that supports those ments he made last year when an unwelcome distraction for an tapped Trump Tower, his cam- help Trump’s election bid. for months, if not years. The tweets, and we have looked care- closing out an investigation into administration that has strug- paign headquarters. Rep. Nunes The panel’s ranking Demo- director would not say whether fully inside the FBI,” Comey Clinton’s email practices and gled to move past questions rejected them earlier in the hear- crat, Rep. Adam Schiff of Califor- the probe has turned up evidence said. The same was true, he then, shortly before Election about ties to Russia. The White ing. nia, outlined a chronology that that Trump associates may have added, of the Justice Depart- Day, announcing that the probe House tried anew Monday to dis- Comey testified along with he said suggested frequent and schemed with Russians during a ment. would be revived following the tance itself from two former National Security Agency Direc- troubling contacts between campaign marked by email hack- His confirmation of the Rus- discovery of additional emails. senior members of Trump’s team, tor Michael Rogers, who also dis- Trump associates and Russian ing that investigators believe sia-links investigation was strik- Many Democrats blame Comey’s Paul Manafort and Michael puted allegations that British intermediaries. was aimed at helping the Repub- ing given the FBI’s historic reluc- public updates with stoking wor- Flynn, who have been under intelligence services could have “Is it possible that all of these lican defeat Democrat Hillary tance to discuss its work. But ries about Clinton’s trustworthi- scrutiny for foreign contacts. been involved in such wiretap- events and reports are complete- Clinton. Comey said the intense public ness and turning voters against Rep. Devin Nunes, the Califor- ping. The White House last week ly unrelated and nothing more “I can promise you,” the FBI interest in the matter — and per- her. nia Republican, told Comey that pointed to a report of British than a entirely unhappy coinci- director vowed, “we will follow mission from the Justice Depart- Comey acknowledged that revelations about the investiga- involvement in an attempt to bol- dence?” he asked rhetorically. the facts wherever they lead.” ment — made it appropriate to “some folks may want to make tion had placed a “big gray cloud” ster the president’s claim. The “Yes, it is possible. But it is also Comey for the first time put do so. comparisons to past instances” over people trying to lead the move only angered an ally. possible, maybe more than possi- himself publicly at odds with the Comey said the collusion where he and other officials were country. Trump took to Twitter before ble, that they are not coinciden- president by contradicting a inquiry began last July as part of more open, but he said those “The faster you can get to the Monday’s6 hearing began, accus- tal, not disconnected and not series of recent tweets from a broader probe into Russian were about concluded investiga- bottom of this, it’s going to be ing Democrats of making up alle- unrelated.”

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Advocates say the sys- try Home Services, hires and Bushey, 32, who lost her vocal tem needs an overhaul that trains about 300 home health and motor skills shortly after focuses on higher pay, worker aides and personal care aides for birth, is one of more than retention and finding methods of about 1,000 people throughout a 180,000 Medicaid patients in compensation beyond what is mountainous region the size of New York who are authorized to provided through Medicaid. Connecticut. In any given week, receive long-term, in-home care, Democratic Gov. Andrew the agency says, it leaves 400 the most in the state’s history. Cuomo has committed nearly $6 hours of state-authorized care But there are increasingly too billion in funding for home unfilled due to staffing short- few aides to go around, especial- health care reimbursements in ages. ly in remote, rural areas. coming years as the agencies The aides who continue When there aren’t enough transition to the $15 minimum despite the wages are a special Associated Press BLACK BEAN and mango salad, like this one, makes for healthy meal. aides for Bushey — over a recent wage. The state’s health depart- breed, said Erica Stranahan, of two-day stretch there were work- ment has said it is developing Plattsburgh, who has worked as ers for only four of the 26 hours an initiative to attract, recruit a home health aide with North of care for which she is autho- and retain home health work- Country for nine years and Black beans and mango combine rized — her mother must stay ers. earns about $12 an hour. home from her job at an elemen- New York lawmakers have Stranahan said several of her tary school, forgoing a day’s held hearings on the issue, and co-workers have recently left in a delicious, filling salad wages and scraping her savings both the Senate and Assembly homecare for less-intensive pro- to pay the bills. have so far included language in fessions that will soon have sim- By MELISSA D’ARABIAN skin. Slice the remaining mango 6 cups shredded kale, or other It’s a national problem advo- their budgets that would review ilar wages. Associated Press flesh from the edges of the seed, dark leafy greens cates say could get worse in New and restructure how the state Stranahan acknowledged she Canned beans are fantastic and either cube or just eat them. 1 cup cooked black beans, York because of a phased-in, $15- transfers Medicaid dollars to the makes it work only by sharing convenience food. For a little over (Because you deserve a little treat rinsed and drained if canned an-hour minimum wage that will providers, agencies and workers rent and living expenses with her a buck, you can stock your pantry after all that slicing, right?) 1 1/2 cup cubed fresh mango, be statewide by 2021, pushing with the aim of providing work- boyfriend. She said she feels a with a shelf-stable protein source Mango is an excellent source of about 1 large mango notoriously poorly paid health ers and hours where they are responsibility to those she cares that works in main dishes or in vitamin C and vitamin A, and it 1 cup organic frozen corn, aides into other jobs, in retail or needed most. for, and would rather find a sec- side dishes. makes the salad feel bright and thawed fast food, that don’t involve hours Other states are grappling ond job than quit caring for oth- You can even use cooked canned tropical. I add yellow pepper and 1 cup chopped tomato, about 2 of training and the pressure of with how to address the dwin- ers. beans as an inexpensive way to corn (straight from the freezer; it roma tomatoes keeping someone else alive. dling workforce as their mini- “I enjoy helping people,” she stretch pricier proteins: Serve thaws quickly) which make it 1/2 yellow bell pepper, chopped “These should not be low-wage mum wages climb. said. “We’re with them for so seared salmon on a bed of sauteed pretty. Texture (and niacin!) 1/2 large avocado, cubed jobs,” said Bruce Darling, execu- In Maine, legislation in 2015 many hours. It’s almost like creamy white beans, and you’ll comes from a light sprinkle of 2 green onions, chopped tive director at the Center for attempted to make personal care we’re a second family for them,” only need a few ounces of fish to cashews and just a few smashed 1/4 cup cashews, chopped Disability Rights. “We’re paying worker wages more competitive Stranahan said. make the meal feel hearty. Boost corn tortilla chips, which you can 8 baked organic corn chips, someone who gives you a burger with specific reimbursements for But Rosalie Kline, a personal the filling factor in pasta dishes by buy or make by roasting corn tor- lightly crushed the same as the person who oper- worker compensation. But a pop- care aide in Canandaigua for adding a cup of rinsed canned tillas in the oven until crisp, about chopped cilantro or parsley, ates your relative’s ventilator or ular initiative will raise the min- nearly 13 years who also strug- beans to your family’s recipes. Or, 15 minutes at 350 F. The tasty for garnish feeding tubes.” imum wage to $12 by 2020, min- gles to make ends meet, said that let beans turn a ho-hum salad into dressing is a result of a simple For the dressing: There are 2.2 million home imizing those differences. if worse came to worst, she would a filling comfort dish. In this week’s weeknight dressing hack: I add 1/4 cup prepared tomato (or health aides and personal care In Arizona, minimum wage find another job that paid more. recipe, I pair black beans with fresh lime juice and a little olive tomatillo) salsa aides in the U.S., with another increases have been accompa- “I wouldn’t want to. I love my fresh mango and the result is spec- oil to prepared salsa. 3 tablespoons lime juice 630,000 needed by 2024 as the nied by increased reimburse- job,” she said. “But I might need tacular, especially given how I use shredded kale for this 1 tablespoon olive oil Baby Boomer generation ages, ment rates, and in Washington to.” quickly this recipe comes together. salad, but use any hearty dark 1/4 teaspoon salt The hardest part about this green — you get more vitamins 1/4 teaspoon black pepper salad is cutting the mango, navi- with the darker greens, and the Lay the greens on a platter or gating around its long, flat seed. bold flavors and textures on this individual plates. Place on top of You can easily purchase mango salad need a green that can stand the greens: beans, mango, corn, Small Brazil city on edge after man dies from yellow fever already cut in the packaged pro- up to them. Feel free to swap out tomato, bell pepper, and avocado. duce section, but you can save sev- the fruit or other ingredients to Sprinkle on the green onions, CASIMIRO DE ABREU, Brazil al areas nationwide. Brazil’s more than 900 other cases are eral dollars for about 3 minutes of match your pantry - as long as you cashews, crushed corn chips and (AP) — This small city in the state Health Ministry says that at least under investigation. The vast work if you are willing. have some kind of canned beans in cilantro. In a small bowl, whisk of Rio de Janeiro is on high alert 424 people have been infected majority of confirmed cases and To slice or cube a mango, first the cupboard, you can make some together the dressing ingredients after authorities confirmed the with yellow fever in the largest deaths have been in the south- cut it lengthwise just a little off-cen- version of this hearty and versatile and pour on the salad. Serve. death of one man by yellow fever outbreak the country has seen in eastern state of Minas Gerais, ter, parallel to the seed, removing salad work. Nutrition information per serv- and said they were investigating years. which borders the state of Rio de two large “cheeks.” Score (or slice) ing: 296 calories; 114 calories from several other possible cases. Of those, 137 have died, and Janeiro. the mango flesh right in the cheek fat; 13 g fat (2 g saturated; 0 g Health authorities this week with the skin intact, and then scoop BLACK BEAN AND MANGO trans fats); 0 mg cholesterol; 393 confirmed that 38-year-old Watila out the recipe-ready cubes or slices SALADStart to finish: 15 minutes mg sodium; 42 g carbohydrate; 11 Santos died from the illness on with a spoon, scraping against the Servings: 4 g fiber; 13 g sugar; 9 g protein. March 11. A neighbor of Santos, Alessan- dro Valenca Couto, was infected Be Your Best and sent for treatment to a hospi- tal in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Wellness Speaking Services where he is recovering. What’s the latest on food product dating? Authorities are investigating possible cases involving four rela- By BARBARA INGHAM products like lunch meat or raw formula, a product should still be tives of Santos, including a 13- UW-Extension oysters, manufacturers could put safe and wholesome beyond its year-old and a 9-year-old. The Grocery Manufacturers “Use By” on their products. “Best If Used By” date as long as it In the city center and rural Association and the Food Market- “Federal law does not require is handled and stored properly. areas of Casimiro de Abreu, about 12 Noon - 1:00 pm ing Institute recently asked their expiration dates on food,” says “For instance, as long as milk is 93 miles (150 kilometers) from Rio members to standardize dates on Ingham. “As a food product passes kept refrigerated and properly de Janeiro, a large tent has been food packages in an effort to curb its ‘expiration’ date, it may get handled, it should be safe to drink set up to vaccinate people. Aspirus Ironwood Clinic the problem of food waste. stale, and some products, like after the date marked on the con- Authorities say around 30,000 of Education Room A 2013 report from the Harvard milk, may go sour. But according tainer and can be consumed until the city’s 42,000 people have been Food Law and Policy Clinic and to food safety experts, most it shows signs of spoilage,” says vaccinated in recent days. the National Resource Defense spoiled foods, though unpalatable, Ingham. “I’m really scared,” said Tais da Council estimated that 40 percent aren’t particularly hazardous.” The exception to food product dat- Silva Almeida, a mother of two of food in the U.S. goes uneaten, According to the USDA, up to 30 ing is when a date is applied to infant who arrived Friday to get vacci- resulting in waste of at least 160 percent of food may be lost or wast- formula. Because proper nutrition is nated. “If adults can’t deal with billion pounds of food each year. At ed at the retail or consumer level. vitally important for healthy devel- the illness, imagine the children.” the same time, nearly 15 percent One source of food waste arises opment of an infant, infant formula Yellow fever is transmitted by • March 22 - Keep Your Feet Healthy in the Spring of U.S. residents struggle to put from consumers or retailers throw- should be removed from sale and dis- mosquito and causes fever, body – Dr. David Wood, Podiatry food on the table. The report ing away wholesome food because carded after the ‘Use By’ date aches, vomiting and sometimes argued that clear food product dat- of confusion about the meaning of marked on this product. jaundice. Rio de Janeiro’s state ing would reduce food waste and dates displayed on the label. 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It says it will need “Most food products carry dates “Best if Used By” date be applied wholesome and tasty well after the 12 million doses to reach a 90 per- that advise consumers when the to most foods. “USDA indicates date marked on the package. cent vaccination rate by year’s product remains within a certain that research shows the ‘Best if For more information, email end. • April 26 - Let’s Talk about Menopause standard of quality set by the Used By’ phrase conveys that the Barbara Ingham at The vaccinations come as cases – Julie Thies, NP, Women’s Health manufacturer,” says Barbara Ing- product will be of best quality if [email protected]. continue to be confirmed in sever- ham, food science specialist with used by the date shown. 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8 l TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Most electronics being banned Robert J. ‘Bob’ Kasmarick on certain US-bound flights OREGON, Wis. — Robert John Kasmarick, pet every dog along the way. WASHINGTON (AP) — The 91, of Oregon, died in his sleep at home on After Helen died in 2003, Bob U.S. government is temporarily Sunday, March 12, 2017. eventually moved into the barring passengers on certain Robert “Bob” was the first son of John and home of his youngest child, nonstop U.S.-bound flights from Mary (Hrebenar) Kasmarick. He was born on Kathleen, and her husband, eight Middle Eastern and North Oct. 21, 1925, in lronwood, Mich., and gradu- John Zelinski, also in Oregon. African countries from bringing ated from Luther L. Wright High School. At They were happy to have him laptops, iPads, cameras and the age of 18 he enlisted in the U.S. Army, and live with them the last nine some other electronics in carry- was assigned to The Fighting 69th Infantry years as his Alzheimer’s pro- on luggage starting Tuesday. Division. gressed, yet never to a stage The ban was revealed Mon- day in statements from Royal He served in World War II, receiving the Robert J. ‘Bob’ where he didn’t come up with rank of Staff Sergeant, and was awarded the a clever reply. At a recent Jordanian Airlines and the offi- Kasmarick cial news agency of Saudi Ara- CIB, a Bronze Star, two Bronze Battle Stars 1925 — 2017 appointment, when asked bia. “how do you feel?” he quickly and several medals, before being honorably A U.S. official said the ban discharged in the summer of 1946. Although replied, “with my fingers.” will apply to nonstop flights to not one to dwell on his war experience, he Bob indeed had nine lives, the U.S. from 10 airports in eight thoroughly enjoyed going on the Badger Honor and surprised many people countries in the Middle East and Flight in April of 2012 with his daughter, with his ability to rebound North Africa. The official did not Kathy. He was amazed at the attention and from several medical emer- Veteran name the airports or the coun- thanks he received throughout the day. He gencies. We so wish this was tries. The official was not autho- grinned ear to ear upon his arrival at the air- another one of those times. He will be missed rized to disclose the details of the port, seeing such a loud crowd cheering. beyond measure, spoken about often, and ban ahead of a public announce- Bob married Helen Mae McDougall on July loved always. We take comfort that he is again ment and spoke on the condition Associated Press 2, 1949. He proposed to her on their second with our mom, and have no doubt he was of anonymity. IN THIS Jan. 7, 2016 file photo, a laptop is seen in Las Vegas. Royal Jor- date, to which she replied, “Ask me again in a greeted with a smile as she said, “Bob, what The reason for the ban was danian Airlines is advising passengers that laptops, iPads, cameras and few years.” Together they had five children, took you so long? l’ve been waiting for you.” not immediately clear. David other electronics won’t be allowed in carry-on luggage for U.S.-bound Mike, Dennis, Rick, Mary and Kathy. Bob Robert is survived by five children, Michael Lapan, a spokesman for Home- flights starting Tuesday. remained married to his best friend Helen, for (Wendy) Kasmarick, of West Bend, Dennis land Security Department, condition of anonymity. increased worry about security almost 54 years, until her sudden death in (Marianne) Kasmarick, of Waukesha, Richard declined to comment. The Trans- A U.S. government official threats. January 2003. The greatest gift our parents (Sue) Kasmarick, of Defiance, Mo., Mary (Jeff) portation Security Administra- said such a ban has been consid- Brian Jenkins, an aviation- gave us was the love, friendship and affection Phillips, of Huntersville, N.C., and Kathleen tion, part of Homeland Security, ered for several weeks. The offi- security expert at the Rand they had for each other, and us. They held (John) Zelinski, of Oregon; 11 grandchildren, also declined to comment. cial spoke on the condition of Corp., said the nature of the hands often, and mom never left the house Joel (Erin) Kasmarick, Jason (Alexis) Kas- Royal Jordanian said cell- anonymity to disclose the inter- security measure suggested that without giving dad a kiss goodbye. A kind, marick, Kelly (Phil) Meyer, Kyle (Jennifer) phones and medical devices were nal security discussions by the it was driven by intelligence of a gentle man, he was a wonderful dad and Kasmarick, Rebecca, Jacob and Abigail excluded from the ban. Every- federal government. possible attack. thing else, the airline said, would Royal Jordanian said the elec- Another aviation-security grandpa, quick with a smile, and gifted with Phillips, and Natasha (Tom) Ruhland, all of need to be packed in checked lug- tronics ban affects its flights to expert, Jeffrey Price, said there patience. We were lucky to have him with us Oregon, Tyler (Sara) Rehm, of Madison, and gage. It was unclear to what New York, Chicago, Detroit and could be downsides to the policy. all these years, and his absence is greatly felt. Cade and Yordanos Zelinski, of Oregon; 10 other countries and airlines the Montreal. The Saudi statement “There would be a huge disad- Bob was employed at Waukesha Engine for great-grandchildren; four sisters, Dorothy ban would apply. said flights from Riyadh and Jed- vantage to having everyone put 38 years, eventually becoming a foreman. In Maslanka, of Bessemer, Mich., Marge Homeland Security Secretary dah would be impacted. their electronics in checked bag- May of 1986, he was offered an early retire- Richards, of Ypsilanti, Mich., Agnes “Babe” John Kelly phoned lawmakers The ban would begin just gage,” said Price, a professor at ment. He was hoping to work 40 years at the (Richard) Zalud, of Phoenix, and Julie (Bob) over the weekend to brief them before Wednesday’s meeting of Metropolitan State University of company in order to receive a ring, but Helen Ables, of Surprise, Ariz.; and one brother, on aviation security issues that the U.S.-led coalition against the Denver. He said thefts from bag- said she would buy him one instead, so early John (Jeanne) Kasmarick, of Colorado have prompted the impending Islamic State group in Washing- gage would skyrocket, as when retirement it was. In June of 1988, after Helen Springs, Colo. electronics ban, according a con- ton. A number of top Arab offi- Britain tried a similar ban in retired from teaching, they sold their home in He was preceded in death by his parents; gressional aide briefed on the cials were expected to attend the 2006, and some laptops have bat- Waukesha, and were thrilled to move to their wife, Helen; grandson, Timothy Kasmarick; discussion. The aide was not State Department gathering. It teries that can catch fire — an home on Long Lake in Mercer, Wis. They sisters, Sister Dorine Kasmarick and Mary authorized to speak publicly was unclear whether their travel event easier to detect in the spent the next 11 years enjoying the peaceful- (Curt) Charette; brothers-in-law, Wally about the issue and spoke on the plans were related to any cabin than the hold. ness of the Northwoods, activities to keep Maslanka and Earl Richards; as well as other them busy, socializing, relaxing and traveling. relatives and friends. Des Moines, says he found the They had a great group of friends, for which A special thanks to Carol, Bonnie and Molly Iowa mosque gets An FBI spokeswoman in handwritten note Sunday Omaha says agents met Monday there was never a shortage of laughs. from the Oregon Area Senior Center who pro- threatening note calling Muslims ‘vile’ morning. It said Muslims were with center members and are Although not swimmers, they loved the tran- vided Bob with hours of fun and activities. a “vile” people and that Presi- assessing the situation. quility of the water and the wildlife surround- Also, his wonderful NP Rochelle Carlson, from DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — dent Donald Trump would “do The Iowa chapter of the Coun- ing their home. Their children and grandchil- the Madison VA Hospital, and his nurse, FBI agents have met with lead- to you Muslims what Hitler did cil on American-Islamic Rela- dren enjoyed visiting, where they went for Heidi, from Agrace HospiceCare. Thank you to ers of an Iowa mosque about a to the Jews.” The note was tions issued a news release seek- long walks, fished, picked berries, enjoyed the Kathy’s friends who baked him wonderful threatening note it received in signed only “Americans for a ing a hate crime investigation. It paddle boat, skipped stones on Lake Superior desserts, or stopped to say hello. It was much the mail. Better Way.” says similar messages have been and strolled around Mercer. appreciated. Dr. Samir Shams, the presi- Shams says Muslims must sent to other mosques in Iowa In July of 1999, the day before their 50th A private service will be held up north later dent of the Islamic Center of take such notes seriously. and elsewhere. anniversary, they moved to Oregon to be clos- this summer in Mercer. Memorial donations er to family. While in Oregon they enjoyed can be made to the Oregon Area Senior Cen- meeting new friends, going to the Oregon Area ter, or Fluffy Dog Rescue in Hartland, Wis. Senior Center, and found a new passion for His love of animals, and the Senior Center, 8th Annual Heartland Communications working out. On days opposite their classes at held a special place in Bob’s heart. the health club, they could be seen walking Online condolences may be made at gun- their four-mile route around town, stopping to dersonfh.com. SPRING HOME, YARD

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He also did not rule here in Florida make important Thursday. Loyd is charged with out seeking her removal. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 l 9 AP Class D hoops co- Villanova loss, E-TC’s Witt named players of year: Whitens and Washington ACC flameout The 2017 Associated Press to all-state team Class D basketball All-State team reshape NCAA as selected by a panel of 10 Michi- so important to our team because gan sportswriters. n North Central’s of the energy he plays with and Co-Players of the Year Sweet 16 Whitens Class D co- the fact that he puts so much Jason Whitens, Powers GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — pressure on the defense because North Central, Sr. Bryce Washington, Southfield The Atlantic Coast Conference's Player of the Year he runs the floor so hard." strong regular season only stood to POWERS (AP) — Powers Christian, Jr. Whitens and Washington are set up a first-weekend flameout in North Central has been the king ___ one win each away from a trip to the NCAA Tournament. of the Class D boys basketball in First-Team All-State the Breslin Center and a chance Jason Whitens, Powers The league had a record nine Michigan for the past few years to play one another in the Class North Central, Sr. bids, but North Carolina is the and one of the biggest reasons for D semifinals. Bryce Washington, Southfield only one alive in the Sweet 16. the Jets' success has been two- Joining Whitens and Wash- Christian, Jr. And the South Region's No. 1 seed sport sensation Jason Whitens. ington on the all-state first team Brock Washington, Southfield was fortunate to survive a second- The senior, described as a are their teammates, Powers Christian, Sr. round game against Arkansas to "point forward" by his coach, Denver Cade, Buckley, Jr. North Central senior Dawson get there. Adam Mercier, averaged 23.2 Jake Witt, Ewen-Trout Creek, Bilski and Southfield Christian Still, top seeds Gonzaga, points, 10.3 rebounds, 6.1 assists Jr. senior Brock Washington. Bilski Kansas and UNC headline a and 3.1 steals per game for the Matt Havey, Lansing Christian, averaged 21 points and seven regional round featuring 12 of the unbeaten Jets, who are looking Sr. rebounds per game, while Brock Gabe Meriwether, Bellaire, Sr. top 16 seeds, two more than last to win a third straight state title. Washington averaged 13 points Dawson Bilski, Powers North season. "Over the past four years he's and scored 20-plus against a Central, Sr. The rest of the top conferences just evolved as a player," Mercier handful of Class A and B teams. Derrick Edington, Pickford, fared much better than the ACC. said. "This year he's been the Also on the first team are Sr. The Pac-12 is 8-1 and the South- complete package. He's gotten Denver Cade of Buckley, Derrick Dylan Jergens, Howardsville eastern Conference is 7-2 so far, bigger, stronger, faster. And he Christian, So. Edington of Pickford, Matt joining the Big 12 (8-3) and Big always focuses on the team's suc- ___ Havey of Lansing Christian, Ten (8-4) with three Sweet 16 cess rather than individual acco- Coach of the Year Dylan Jergens of Howardsville Adam Mercier, Powers North teams each. lades. That to me is his best Christian, Gabe Meriwether of attribute." Central. Here's a look at the updated Final Bellaire and Jake Witt of Ewen- ___ Whitens, a two-time football Trout Creek. Four paths for the top remaining Second-Team All-State teams in each region: and basketball state champion, Cade averaged 21 points and (Nominees receiving two or SOUTH was voted co-Player of the Year seven rebounds and Meriwether more votes from the 10-member by The Associated Press, along This is the only bracket with the top scored 23.5 points per game. panel) four seeds still alive, so the Tar Heels' with Southfield Christian's Both were unanimous selections Gunnar Libby, Hillman, Sr. path looks the same as it did on Selec- Bryce Washington, who is look- along with the co-Players of the Tanner Curry, Martin, Sr. tion Sunday. ing to lead his Eagles back to the Year. Tyler Rose, Genesee Christian, UNC (29-7) needed a game-clos- Sr. top of the Class. The junior, who Edington averaged 24.4 points ing 12-0 run to rally past the eighth- already has Division I college Jacob Oom, Alanson, Sr. seeded Razorbacks. Now the Tar and pulled down 14.7 rebounds a Colten Nelson, Mt. Pleasant offers from Central Michigan, game. Havey averaged 18.4 Heels meets fourth-seeded Butler (25- Sacred Heart Academy, So. 8), which beat No. 1 seed Villanova Oakland, Buffalo and Harvard, points and surpassed 1,300 ___ averaged 20 points, seven twice this season. career points this season. Jer- Coach That game is the undercard to Fri- rebounds and two steals per gens poured in 27 points per Blair Moss, Buckley. game against a stacked regular day's matchup of second-seeded game and Witt had 24.2 points, ___ Kentucky (31-5) and third-seeded season schedule that included 17 rebounds and 5.1 blocks per Honorable Mention UCLA (31-4) in Memphis, Tennessee. five Class A schools and Class B night. (Nominees receiving one or no The Wildcats survived a tough fight power River Rouge. Mercier was named Class D votes from the 10-member panel) with Wichita State, while the Bruins Peter Kalthoff, Hillsdale Acade- "He is really an explosive Coach of the Year. Heading into beat Cincinnati to set up a rematch of player offensively and he gets on my; Stone Arnold, North Adams a December game won by the Bruins. Tuesday's quarterfinal game Jerome; David Binder, Owendale- the offensive glass as well," against Hillman, his team was "I don't know if all the other regions Gagetown; Preston Granger, went chalk, but it's 1, 2, 3, 4 in the Southfield Christian head coach riding a nation-best 80-game Lansing Christian; Jeremy Pung, Josh Baker said. "He has also South," Bruins coach Steve Alford winning streak. Fowler; Nick Militz, Webberville; said. "So that South Region and started guarding the other The 2016-17 AP All-State Graham Smith, Portland St. Pat's; team's best player and he has bracket is going to be a lot of fun." Basketball Team is selected by Greg Bradley Jr., International WEST had some great games where he Michigan sportswriters and Academy of Flint; Gavin Lucas, This is the only other region to has shut down top scorers. He is broadcasters. Morrice; Austin Harris, Buckley; have its No. 1 and No. 2 seeds both Jaylon Rogers, Frankfort; Thomas make the Sweet 16. Hursey, Suttons Bay; Kash Top-seeded Gonzaga (34-1) faces O'Brien, Mackinaw City; Michael fourth-seeded West Virginia (28-8) on Kalamazoo Central's Livers named Elliott, Mackinaw City; Brett Thursday in San Jose, California; No. Moore, Pellston; Keaton Brewer, 2 seed Arizona (32-4) meets 11-seed Mr. Basketball in Michigan; Onaway; Garrett Miller, Leland; Xavier (23-13) — the lowest-seeded Trey Helinski, Adrian Lenawee team still in the field after its rout of 3- Whitens 3rd in voting Christian; Noah Johnston, seed Florida State. Vestaburg; Wyatt Waterbury, If seeds hold, that would set up a DETROIT (AP) — Isaiah Liv- ered high school sports for the Bellevue; Brandon Clark, Marcel- rematch of a December game won by ers of Kalamazoo Central has Free Press for over 40 years. lus; Joe Methner, Mt. Pleasant the Bulldogs 69-62. But Arizona didn't been named Mr. Basketball for Past winners of the award SHA; Tyler Walden, Fulton; Oliver have Allonzo Trier, who was suspend- Rice, Hale. ed for the first 19 games for perfor- the state of Michigan. include Chris Webber, Glen Rice, ___ Livers, who has signed to play Shane Battier and Jason mance-enhancing drugs. Coaches The matchup would still offer a at Michigan for the Wolverines Richardson. Eric Muszynski, Hillman; Ed next season, edged Xavier Till- Livers averaged 17.5 points Final Four breakthrough chance for Kendall, International Academy of Gonzaga's Mark Few or Arizona's man of Grand Rapids Christian and 14 rebounds per game dur- Flint. Sean Miller, two coaches yet to get in voting by members of the Bas- ing the regular season. Kalama- ___ there despite a combined five Elite ketball Coaches Association of zoo Central faces Grand Rapids Brian Calloway,Voting Lansing State panel Journal; David Goric- Eight appearances. Michigan. The Hal Schram Mr. Christian on Tuesday in a Class ki, The Detroit News; Eric Woodyard, MLive-Flint; Tony Garcia, MLive-Jackson; Nate Schneider, Morn- "I know this (team) certainly is right Basketball award is given to the A quarterfinal. ing Sun (Mount Pleasant); Steve Kaminski, MLive- there, should be considered with any state's top senior by the coaches North Central’s Jason Jason Juno/Daily Globe Grand Rapids; Corky Emrick, Sturgis Journal; James that's ever played" at Gonzaga, Few group in conjunction with the Whitens finished third in this EWEN-TROUT Creek junior Jake Witt, right, was named to the AP Class Cook, Traverse City Record-Eagle; Mark Opfermann, said. "There's probably two or three of D all-state team today. MLive-Muskegon; Jason Schmitt, The Oakland Press Detroit Free Press. Schram cov- season’s voting. (Pontiac). them that should be in that mix. Ulti- mately we're going to have to accom- plish that Final Four to kind of put it to rest and all that." MIDWEST The Midwest also had three of its Eichel-led Sabres beat Red Wings 2-1 on power-play goals top four seeds reach the Sweet 16. But it's the bottom half of the bracket DETROIT (AP) — Jack Eichel is mak- game," coach Jeff Blashill said. commanding the most attention with ing up for lost time, closing his injury- It has also made a difference in the sea- 7-seed Michigan, possibly the hottest shortened season strong. son, making Detroit one of the worst team in the field. Eichel scored on a power play in the teams on the power play and in the stand- The Wolverines (26-11) had a scary moment before the Big Ten first period, giving him a team-high 50 ings. Tournament when the plane set to points in 52 games, to help the Buffalo The last-place Red Wings are five carry them to Washington slid off a Sabres beat the Detroit Red Wings 2-1 on points behind Buffalo in the division. runway during an aborted takeoff. Monday night. They're moving closer toward being math- They played the first game in practice He made his 21st goal possible in the ematically eliminated from the postseason jerseys but ended up winning the title, first period by knocking Detroit defense- for the first time since 1990. Detroit had and now have beaten Oklahoma man Nick Jensen off the puck behind the won two straight, giving it a chance to win State and 2-seed Louisville for their net and skating back out to the top of the three in a row for the first time in two first NCAA wins since 2014. left circle, where his one-timer got past months — and third time this season — to Michigan made 16 3-pointers goalie Petr Mrazek. Eichel also helped hold onto its slim hopes of rallying into the against the Cowboys and has made 33 of 52 shots (63.4 percent) after Buffalo's penalty-killing efforts. playoffs. halftime in those two wins. "There's a lot more to his game than "If you count how many points we can "That's been our identity in the last just the offensive stats," Buffalo coach get, it's going to be hard," Red Wings cap- month and a half, finding different Dan Bylsma said. "I think he's starting to tain Henrik Zetterberg acknowledged. ways to win," leading scorer Derrick play an all-around game." "We've got to win out and a lot of teams Walton Jr. said. "Whether it's the 3-ball Eichel , the No. 2 pick in the 2015 draft, have to do really bad. Even though it's not or not, it's finding multiple different missed the first 21 games this season with officially over, it's going to take a lot for us ways to win and taking what the game an ankle injury. He has at least one point to make it." gives us." in 15 of his last 17 games. Mrazek stopped 28 shots for Detroit. Michigan faces No. 3 seed Oregon Matt Moulson scored on a power play in Buffalo D Brady Austin made (31-5) in Kansas City, Missouri, on NOTES: Thursday. the second period, adding another goal to his NHL debut and D Casey Nelson The Jayhawks (30-4) get fourth- the tally for one of the NHL's best teams played for the first time in nearly two seeded Purdue (27-7), the Big Ten with an extra skater. months, getting ice time because the regular-season champion. "Our power play has been great all Sabres scratched four defensemen due to EAST year," Eichel said. "But we've had a couple injuries. ... The Red Wings scratched for- Welcome to the lone topsy-turvy bad games in a row, so it was nice to get ward Darren Helm with a lower-body bracket after losses by No. 1 overall those two." injury. He might be cleared to play Friday seed Villanova and No. 2 seed Duke. Robin Lehner made 34 saves for the night at home against Tampa Bay. ... Now third-seeded Baylor (27-7) is Sabres, who have won two straight for the Detroit forward Tomas Nosek made his the highest remaining seed entering a first time in more than a month. They season debut after making his NHL debut matchup with seventh-seeded South Carolina (24-10), which is in the have an opportunity to pass sixth-place last year and playing in six games. Red Sweet 16 for the first time in the cur- Florida in the Atlantic Division to end a Wings forward Mitch Callahan was rent tournament format after hanging three-year string of finishing seventh or assigned to the AHL's Grand Rapids 65 second-half points on the presea- eighth in the eight-team division. Buffalo Griffins. ... Bylsma, who is from Michigan, son No. 1-ranked Blue Devils in Sun- hasn't made the playoffs since 2011. said he was leaving with something in his day's 88-81 upset . Tomas Tatar scored in his third pocket to remember his last trip to Joe The other half of Friday's bracket in straight game, pulling Detroit within one Louis Arena. The storied venue is being New York features fourth-seeded midway through the second. replaced next season by a new arena. Florida (26-8) against No. 8 seed Wis- The Red Wings had power plays early consin (27-9), which upset the reign- and late in the third period but failed to ing champion Wildcats on Saturday. UP NEXT The Badgers are in the Sweet 16 for take advantage of their opportunities to Sabres: Host the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday. the sixth time in seven years behind tie the game, falling to 0 for 4 with an Associated Press Bronson Koenig and Nigel Hayes — Red Wings: At the Montreal Canadiens extra skater. DETROIT RED Wings' Mike Green checks Buffalo Sabres' Jack Eichel into the boards in the two holdovers from a run to the nation- on Tuesday. "That's in the end the difference in the first period Monday in Detroit. al-title game in 2015. 10 l TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM 16 Mount St. Mary’s 67 11 Kansas St. 95 First Four 16 N.C. Central 63 11 Providence 71 March 14-15 E S MW E Daily Globe Scoreboard 16 New Orleans 66 11 Wake Forest 88 Dayton, Ohio 16 UC Davis 67 11 Southern Cal 75

LEXINGTON REGIONAL x-clinched playoff spot Tampa Bay at Boston, 7 p.m. 2017 Basketball First Round z-clinched division Columbus at Washington, 7 p.m. First Round NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round Second Round Second Round New Jersey at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. March 16-17 March 16-17 Michigan Boys State Friday, March 17 Sunday's Games March 18-19 March 18-19 Quarterfinals At South Bend, Ind. Dallas 111, Brooklyn 104 Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. 1 Villanova 76 Sweet 16 Sweet 16 1 Kansas 100 Tuesday Purdue 74, Green Bay 62 Philadelphia 105, Boston 99 Carolina at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. 1 Villanova 62 March 23-24 March 23-24 1 Kansas 90 Tulsa, Okla. 16 Mount St. Mary’s 56 16 UC Davis 62 Class A Notre Dame 79, Robert Morris 49 Detroit 112, Phoenix 95 Arizona at Florida, 7:30 p.m. 8 Wisconsin 1 Kansas West Bloomfield v. Troy at University of At Lexington, Ky. New Orleans 123, Minnesota 109 Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. 8 Wisconsin 84 Elite 8 Elite 8 8 Miami 58 Detroit-Mercy, 7 p.m. 8 Wisconsin 65 March 25-26 March 25-26 9 Mich. St. 70

Kentucky 73, Belmont 70 Portland 115, Miami 104 Vancouver at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Buffalo, N.Y. Clarkston v. Saginaw at Davison High Ohio State 70, Western Kentucky 63 Toronto 116, Indiana 91 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 9 Virginia Tech 74 9 Michigan State 78 Mar. 24 Mar. 23 School, 7:30 p.m. At Austin, Texas San Antonio 118, Sacramento 102 Dallas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Kalamazoo Central v. Grand Rapids 5 Virginia 76 10 p.m. 9:40 p.m. 5 Iowa State 84

NC State 62, Auburn 48 Cleveland 125, L.A. Lakers 120 Edmonton at Colorado, 9 p.m. 5 Virginia 39 5 Iowa St. 76 Milwaukee Christian at Lansing Eastern Fieldhouse, Texas 78, Central Arkansas 50 Monday's Games Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 12 UNC Wilmington 71 12 Nevada 73 7 p.m. Saturday, March 18 Charlotte 105, Atlanta 90 4 Florida FINAL FOUR 4 Purdue Romulus v. Detroit U-D Jesuit at Uni- Red Wings Sums 4 Florida 80 Phoenix 4 Purdue 80 At Manhattan, Kan. Indiana 107, Utah 100 Buffalo 110—2 4 Florida 65 4 Purdue 80 versity of Detroit-Mercy, 5 p.m. Orlando, Fla. April 1 Stanford 72, New Mexico State 62 Orlando 112, Philadelphia 109, OT Detroit 010—1 13 East Tenn. St. 65 EAST MIDWEST 13 Vermont 70 Class B Kansas State 67, Drake 54 Boston 110, Washington 102

First Period_1, Buffalo, Eichel 21 (Ris- Sacramento, Calif. Detroit Osborn v. New Haven at 6 SMU 65 New York Kansas City, Mo. 6 Creighton 72 Second Round Golden State 111, Oklahoma City 95 tolainen, O'reilly), 10:59 (pp). Penal- Mar. 26 Marysville High School, 7 p.m. 11 USC 78 Mar. 25 11 Rhode Is. 72 Sunday, March 19 Houston 125, Denver 124 ties_Eichel, BUF, (high sticking), 6:50; Benton Harbor v. Spring Lake at Cale- 11 USC 66 11 Rhode Island 84 At Lexington, Ky. New York at L.A. Clippers Green, DET, (hooking), 10:30. 3 Baylor 3 Oregon donia High School, 7 p.m. Ohio State 82, Kentucky 68 Tuesday's Games Second Period_2, Buffalo, Moulson 14 3 Baylor 91 3 Oregon 93 Williamston v. River Rouge at Chelsea Chicago at Toronto, 7 p.m. 3 Baylor 82 3 Oregon 75 At Austin, Texas (Ennis, Mccabe), 8:59 (pp). 3, Detroit, Okla. Tulsa, High School, 7 p.m. 14 New Mexico St. 73 14 Iona 77 Texas 84, N.C. State 80 Detroit at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Tatar 21 (Green, Zetterberg), 12:53. Lake Fenton v. Ludington at Mt. Pleas- Mar. 24 Mar. 23 At South Bend, Ind. Phoenix at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Penalties_Tatar, DET, (tripping), 8:42; 7 South Carolina 93 7:29 p.m. 7:09 p.m. 7 Michigan 92 Indianapolis ant High School, 7 p.m. Notre Dame 88, Purdue 82, OT Memphis at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Mccabe, BUF, (hooking), 9:38. 7 S. Car. 88 7 Michigan 73 Class C NATIONAL Monday, March 20 Golden State at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Third Period_None. Penalties_Gorges, 10 Marquette 73 10 Oklahoma State 91 Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central v. 7 S. Car. 7 Michigan At Manhattan, Kan. San Antonio at Minnesota, 9:30 p.m. BUF, (hooking), 3:45; Austin, BUF, (hook- 2 Duke 87 CHAMPIONSHIP 2 Louisville 78 Detroit Edison PSA at Tecumseh High Stanford 69, Kansas State 48 Milwaukee at Portland, 10 p.m. ing), 13:25. 2 Duke 81 April 3 2 Louisville 69

School, 6:30 p.m. Greenville, S.C. Regional Semifinals L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Shots on Goal_Buffalo 13-8-9_30. 15 Troy 65 15 Jacksonville St. 63 Flint Beecher v. Beaverton at Bay City Friday, March 24 Wednesday's Games Detroit 5-12-18_35. Central High School, 7 p.m. At Lexington, Ky. Charlotte at Orlando, 7 p.m. 1 Gonzaga 66 1 North Carolina 103 Power-play opportunities_Buffalo 2 of Greenville, S.C. Kalamazoo Christian v. Grand Rapids Notre Dame (32-3) vs. Ohio State (28- Indiana at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 2; Detroit 0 of 4. 1 Gonzaga 79 1 UNC 72 Covenant Christian at Holland W. Ottawa 6) Atlanta at Washington, 8 p.m. Goalies_Buffalo, Lehner 20-22-8 (35 16 So. Dakota St. 46 16 Texas Southern 64 High School, 7:30 p.m. 1 Gonzaga 1 UNC Texas (25-8) vs. Stanford (30-5) Detroit at Chicago, 8 p.m. shots-34 saves). Detroit, Mrazek 16-20-7 8 Northwestern 68 8 Arkansas 77 Manton v. Negaunee at Petoskey High Regional Championship Philadelphia at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. (30-28). 8 NW 73 8 Arkansas 65

School, 7 p.m. Salt Lake City Sunday, March 26 Cleveland at Denver, 9 p.m. A_20,027 (20,066). T_2:30. 9 Vanderbilt 66 9 Seton Hall 71 Class D Mar. 23 Mar. 24 Semifinal winners Milwaukee at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Referees_Dean Morton, Brian Hillman v. Powers North Central at 5 Notre Dame 60 7:39 p.m. 7:09 p.m. 5 Minnesota 72 STOCKTON REGIONAL New York at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Pochmara. Linesmen_Scott Cherrey, Sault Area High School, 7 p.m. 5 Notre Dame 71 12 Mid. Tenn. 65 Milwaukee First Round Thursday's Games Steve Miller. Southfield Christian v. Fowler at Imlay 12 Princeton 58 12 Middle Tenn. 81 Friday, March 17 Phoenix at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. BASEBALL 4 West Vir. 4 Butler City High School, 7:30 p.m. 4 West Virginia 86 4 Butler 76 At Columbia, S.C. Toronto at Miami, 7:30 p.m. American League

Benton Harbor DREAM Academy v. Buffalo, N.Y. 4 West Vir. 83 4 Butler 74 South Carolina 90, UNC-Asheville 40 L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Agreed to terms Lansing Christian at Kalamazoo Loy Nor- 13 Bucknell 80 SOUTH 13 Winthrop 64 Arizona State 73, Michigan State 61 Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. with OF Kevin Kiermaier on a six-year WEST rix High School, 7 p.m. Sacramento, Calif. At Tallahassee, Fla. New York at Portland, 10 p.m. contract extension through 2022. 6 Maryland 65 San Jose, Calif. Memphis, Tenn. 6 Cincinnati 75 Wyoming Tri-unity Christian v. Buckley Mar. 26 Missouri 66, South Florida 64 National League 11 Xavier 91 Mar. 25 6 Cincinnati 67 at Cadillac High School, 7 p.m. Florida State 87, Western Illinois 66 NHL 11 Xavier 76 11 Kansas State 61 All Times EDT COLORADO ROCKIES — Reassigned 11 Xavier 3 UCLA At Corvallis, Ore. RHP C.C. Lee and OFs Noel Cuevas and 3 Florida State 86 3 UCLA 97 NCAA Women's EASTERN CONFERENCE All times EDT Oregon State 56, Long Beach State 55 Atlantic Division Mike Tauchman to their minor league 3 FSU 66 3 UCLA 79 Orlando, Fla. TournamentAll Times EDT Creighton 76, Toledo 49 GP WLOT Pts GF GA camp. 14 FGCU 80 14 Kent State 80 Mar. 23 Mar. 24 BRIDGEPORT REGIONAL Saturday, March 18 Montreal 72 41 23 8 90 199 180 NEW YORK METS — Assigned OF 7 Saint Mary’s 85 10:10 p.m. 9:40 p.m. 7 Dayton 58

At Coral Gables, Fla. Indianapolis First Round Ottawa 71 39 24 8 86 188 185 Tim Tebow to Columbia (SAL). 10 Wichita St. 62 Quinnipiac 68, Marquette 65 7 Saint Mary’s 60 Friday, March 17 Boston 72 38 28 6 82 207 192 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Optioned 10 VCU 77 10 Wichita St. 64 At College Park, Md. Miami 62, Florida Gulf Coast 60 Toronto 71 33 2315 81 216 210 RHP Pat Light to Indianapolis (IL). Reas- 2 Arizona 2 Kentucky Maryland 103, Bucknell 61 Second Round Tampa Bay 71 34 28 9 77 194 197 signed LHP Jared Lakind and RHPs 2 Arizona 100 2 Kentucky 79 2 Arizona 69 2 Kentucky 65

Sunday, March 19 Salt Lake City West Virginia 75, Elon 62 Florida 71 31 2911 73 180 204 Casey Sadler and Angel Sanchez to their 15 North Dakota 82 15 N. Kentucky 70 Saturday, March 18 At Columbia, S.C. Buffalo 73 30 3112 72 182 211 minor league camp. AP At Storrs, Conn. South Carolina 71, Arizona State 68 Detroit 71 28 3211 67 178 212 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Reas- UConn 116, Albany (NY) 55 At Tallahassee, Fla. Metropolitan Division signed LHP Braulio Lara, C Spencer Syracuse 85, Iowa State 65 Florida State 77, Missouri 55 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Kieboom, INFs Neftali Soto and Grant At Los Angeles At Corvallis, Ore. x-Columbus 71 47 18 6 100 228 164 Green to their minor league camp. UCLA 83, Boise State 56 Oregon State 64, Creighton 52 x-Washington71 46 17 8 100 228 159 BASKETBALL Texas A&M 63, Penn 61 Monday, March 20 Pittsburgh 71 45 17 9 99 249 198 National Basketball Association At Durham, N.C. At Coral Gables, Fla. N.Y. Rangers72 45 24 3 93 231 189 CHICAGO BULLS — Assigned G Quinnipiac 85, Miami 78 Spieth looking forward to Oregon 71, Temple 70 N.Y. Islanders71 33 2612 78 210 218 Cameron Payne to Windy City (NBADL). Duke 94, Hampton 31 Regional Semifinals Philadelphia 71 33 30 8 74 186 213 MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Assigned C Second Round Saturday, March 25 Carolina 70 30 2713 73 182 203 Deyonta Davis to Iowa (NBADL). Sunday, March 19 At Stockton, Calif. New Jersey 71 26 3312 64 164 209 Women's National At College Park, Md. South Carolina (29-4) vs. Quinnipiac WESTERN CONFERENCE Basketball Association (29-6) getting through this Masters Maryland 83, West Virginia 56 Central Division ATLANTA DREAM — Signed G Darxia Monday, March 20 Florida State (27-6) vs. Oregon State GP WLOT Pts GF GA Morris to a training camp contract. AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Two ters in his three appearances. He tralian Open and Pebble Beach. At Storrs, Conn. (31-4) x-Chicago 72 47 20 5 99 218 178 FOOTBALL UConn 94, Syracuse 64 Regional Championship Minnesota 71 43 22 6 92 232 178 National Football League weeks before the Masters begins, was runner-up to Bubba Watson "But as far as just having all At Durham, N.C. Monday, March 27 Nashville 72 36 2511 83 212 202 BUFFALO BILLS — Re-signed WR Jordan Spieth is looking forward in 2014 after having a two-shot the questions done, I'm pretty Oregon 74, Duke 65 Semifinal winners St. Louis 71 38 28 5 81 197 193 Brandon Tate. At Los Angeles Winnipeg 72 32 33 7 71 217 230 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Re-signed to it being over. lead with 11 holes to play in sure they will be," he said. UCLA 75, Texas A&M 43 All TimesNBA EDT Dallas 72 29 3310 68 196 233 CB Teddy Williams to a one-year con- Spieth was on the verge of 2014, and then he won the green Rory McIlroy isn't so sure. Regional Semifinals EASTERN CONFERENCE Colorado 71 20 48 3 43 138 234 tract. becoming only the fourth player jacket in 2015 by tying the 72- McIlroy had a four-shot lead Saturday, March 25 Atlantic Division Pacific Division CHICAGO BEARS — Re-signed DB At Bridgeport, Conn. W L Pct GB GP WLOT Pts GF GA Chris Prosinski to a one-year contract. to win back-to-back at Augusta hole scoring record held by Tiger going into the final round in 2011 UConn (34-0) vs. UCLA (25-8) Boston 45 26 .634 — San Jose 72 42 23 7 91 196 166 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed LB National when he took a five- Woods. at the Masters and shot 80. McIl- Maryland (32-2) vs. Oregon (22-13) Toronto 41 29 .586 3½ Edmonton 72 39 24 9 87 209 186 Kevin Minter to a one-year contract. shot lead to the back nine. He He had said after last year's roy bounced back to win the U.S. Regional Championship New York 27 42 .391 17 Anaheim 72 38 2311 87 186 178 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed K Monday, March 27 Philadelphia 26 44 .371 18½ Calgary 72 41 27 4 86 201 193 Brett Maher. dropped six shots over the next Masters, "This one will hurt." Open two months later, and he Semifinal winners Brooklyn 13 56 .188 31 Los Angeles 72 34 31 7 75 175 181 DETROIT LIONS — Signed DT Jordan three holes, including two balls Spieth won the Colonial a since has added three more OKLAHOMA CITY REGIONAL Southeast Division Vancouver 71 28 34 9 65 161 207 Hill. in Rae's Creek on the 12th hole month after the Masters, and he First Round W L Pct GB Arizona 72 26 37 9 61 173 230 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed LB majors. Friday, March 17 Washington 42 28 .600 — NOTE: Two points for a win, one point Sean Spence and TE Brandon Williams. for a quadruple bogey, and already has won this year with a "It's not as if it's going to be At Starkville, Miss. Atlanta 37 33 .529 5 for overtime loss. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — Re- wound up three shots behind dominating performance at Peb- the last year he gets questions DePaul 88, Northern Iowa 67 Miami 34 36 .486 8 x-clinched playoff spot signed DT Tenny Palepoi and G-T Kenny Mississippi State 110, Troy 69 Charlotte 31 39 .443 11 Sunday's Games Wiggins to one-year contracts. Danny Willet. ble Beach. The Las Vegas West- about it," McIlroy said. "That Saturday, March 18 Orlando 26 45 .366 16½ Columbus 4, New Jersey 1 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — As the Masters looms, Spieth gate SuperBook lists him as the might be the way he's approach- At Waco, Texas Central Division Pittsburgh 4, Florida 0 Released RB Tyler Gaffney. has been fielding more questions 6-1 favorite, slightly ahead of ing it. But if he doesn't banish Baylor 119, Texas Southern 30 W L Pct GB Winnipeg 5, Minnesota 4 NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed QB California 55, LSU 52 x-Cleveland 46 23 .667 — Chicago 6, Colorado 3 Geno Smith and CB Valentino Blake. about that collapse on the back world No. 1 Dustin Johnson. those demons or win this year, At Louisville, Ky. Indiana 36 34 .514 10½ Philadelphia 4, Carolina 3, OT OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed QB EJ nine. "It would be best if I could the questions will always still be Louisville 82, Chattanooga 62 Milwaukee 34 35 .493 12 Montreal 4, Ottawa 1 Manuel and LB Jelani Jenkins. Re-signed Tennessee 66, Dayton 57 Detroit 34 36 .486 12½ Calgary 5, Los Angeles 2 LS Jon Condo. "No matter what happens at reclaim the jacket," Spieth said. there. At Seattle Chicago 33 37 .471 13½ Monday's Games PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Signed this year's Masters, whether I "But I believe that I'll be back up "I still get questioned about Oklahoma 75, Gonzaga 62 WESTERN CONFERENCE Toronto 4, Boston 2 CB Coty Sensabaugh to a two-year con- can grab the jacket or I miss the there sooner or later, just the the back nine at Augusta in Washington 91, Montana State 63 Southwest Division Buffalo 2, Detroit 1 tract and RB Kile Davis to a one-year con- Second Round WLPct GB Nashville 3, Arizona 1 tract. cut or I finish 30th, it will be nice way that we play the golf course, 2011. It's just something you Sunday, March 19 x-San Antonio 53 16 .768 — Dallas 1, San Jose 0 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Re- having the Masters go by," Spi- the success we've had and the have to deal with. It's something At Starkville, Miss. x-Houston 49 22 .690 5 Edmonton 2, Los Angeles 0 signed OT Ty Nsekhe. eth said Monday night during comfort level I have there. that happened. It's not going to Mississippi State 92, DePaul 71 Memphis 40 30 .571 13½ Tuesday's Games HOCKEY Monday, March 20 Dallas 30 39 .435 23 Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 7 p.m. National Hockey League the draw for the Dell Technolo- Whether it happens this year or go away. It's there and it always At Louisville, Ky. New Orleans 29 41 .414 24½ N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7 p.m. DETROIT RED WINGS — Assigned gies Match Play. not, but it will just be nice will be." Louisville 75, Tennessee 64 Northwest Division Calgary at Washington, 7 p.m. RW Mitch Callahan to Grand Rapids "The Masters lives on for a because that tournament, it's a At Seattle WLPct GB Ottawa at Boston, 7 p.m. (AHL). McIlroy said there is one big Washington 108, Oklahoma 82 Utah 43 28 .606 — Detroit at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. SAN JOSE SHARKS — Signed C Tim year. It brings a non-golf audi- 365-day thing. There's no other difference between him and Spi- At Waco, Texas Oklahoma City 40 30 .571 2½ Arizona at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Clifton to a two-year contract. ence into golf. And it will be nice Masters." eth at the Masters — Spieth has Baylor 86, California 46 Denver 33 37 .471 9½ Carolina at Florida, 7:30 p.m. WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Re- Regional Semifinals Portland 32 37 .464 10 Philadelphia at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. assigned D Jonas Siegenthaler from once this year's finished from my Spieth said the Masters did a green jacket. Friday, March 24 Minnesota 28 41 .406 14 Vancouver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Zurich (Swiss) to Hershey (AHL). point of view, to be brutally hon- not affect him while he was on "He can console himself by At Oklahoma City Pacific Division San Jose at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. COLLEGE est with you." the golf course, and that he opening up his wardrobe and see- Baylor (32-3) vs. Louisville (29-7) WLPct GB St. Louis at Colorado, 9 p.m. BIG TEN CONFERENCE — Suspend- Mississippi State (31-4) vs. Washington z-Golden State 56 14 .800 — Wednesday's Games ed Ohio State hockey player Josh Healey Spieth has never finished answered those questions with ing one hanging there," McIlroy (29-5) L.A. Clippers 41 29 .586 15 Toronto at Columbus, 7 p.m. one additional game after receiving a worse than second in the Mas- victories at Colonial, the Aus- said. Regional Championship Sacramento 27 43 .386 29 N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. major penalty for contact to the head and Sunday, March 26 Phoenix 22 48 .314 34 Edmonton at Anaheim, 10 p.m. a game misconduct during a March 17 Semifinal winners L.A. Lakers 20 50 .286 36 Thursday's Games game against Wisconsin. Warriors' Stephen Curry involved in skirmish with Thunder Silver tells NBA team OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Klay Thompson scored ing by as many as 27 points while completing a sweep to rest star players. The Detroit Pistons have assigned 34 points to help the Golden State Warriors beat the owners to take note of rest "Decisions of this kind ... can affect first-round draft pick Henry Ellenson to of the four-game season series. Oklahoma City Thunder 111-95 on Monday night in Curry scored 23 points for the Warriors, who won issue fans and business partners, impact their Grand Rapids affiliate in the D- our reputation and damage the per- League. a heated matchup filled with trash talking, physical their fourth straight and halted Oklahoma City's win play and technical fouls. streak at five games. MIAMI (AP) — NBA Commissioner ception of our game," Silver wrote in Ellenson has appeared in only 14 It was Golden State's second visit to Oklahoma Westbrook scored 47 points the last time the teams Adam Silver sent a memo to the the memo, which was obtained by The games this season for the Pistons, City since former Thunder star Kevin Durant signed met in Oklahoma City. This time, he had 15 points on league's board of governors Monday, Associated Press. "With so much at averaging 1.5 points and 0.9 rebounds a free agent contract with the rival Warriors last sum- 4-of-16 shooting. calling the way teams are choosing to stake, it is simply not acceptable for in 4.0 minutes per game. He's aver- rest starters in some games "an governors to be uninvolved or to defer aged 18.3 points and 8.9 rebounds in mer. Durant has been out since February with a left The Warriors took control in the second quarter, extremely significant issue for our decision-making authority on these 18 games with Grand Rapids. knee injury and sat on the bench with his team. outscoring the Thunder 34-17 to go up 20 at the league" and pressing owners to be matters to others in their organiza- The Pistons play their next four Even with Durant out, the negative energy from break. more involved in the decision-making tions." games on the road and don't have the first meeting was still there. Stephen Curry Westbrook scored eight points in just over three process. ESPN.com first reported the con- another home game until March 28. exchanged shoves with Oklahoma City's Semaj Chris- minutes at the start of the third quarter to help the Silver also told the owners that the tents of the memo. The next game for Grand Rapids is ton just before halftime, and both were issued techni- Thunder trim Golden State's lead to 12, but the War- matter will be discussed at league Pistons assign Ellenson to D- Wednesday night. cal fouls. Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook and riors bounced back and pushed their lead to 78-55 meetings next month after nationally Detroit took Ellenson, of Rice Lake, Golden State's Draymond Green also got technical for with just under five minutes left in the period. West- televised games on back-to-back Sat- League Wis., with the 18th pick in the 2016 their roles in the skirmish. brook didn't score again after his early third quarter urday nights were diluted by decisions draft. The Warriors were overpowering in this one, lead- surge. AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Column: Larson finishes second again, takes over points lead By JENNA FRYER should have known to just stay close to Newman. tled with Ricky Stenhouse Jr. on the restart Sun- That's what I wish I would have done. But, yeah, day, he didn't force the issue. shirts are $22 — the same number as Logano's car — AP Auto Racing Writer and there's no shipping or handling. Busch may have CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Kyle Larson fin- it's weird ... I finish second like every week. Maybe Afterward, he admitted letting this win slip been in a lousy mood at Phoenix, but he's at least trying ished second at Phoenix International Raceway we'll turn them into wins soon." away "stings" but he wasn't very hard on himself to use it now to raise some money. and then headed to the beach for a brief family Sure, wins would be great, but at this pace, Lar- because it's hard to be disappointed when you're BIG FINISHES vacation. son doesn't need them. He's using consistency to the points leader. There's been so much attention on the fast starts of There was no lamenting his third consecutive run up front and stay in contention for a spot in Larson is part of the rapidly changing face of Larson, Chase Elliott, Ryan Blaney and Austin Dillon, runner-up finish because Larson is the current NASCAR's playoffs. It's the beauty of NASCAR's NASCAR, in which young drivers are pushing that somewhat overlooked through the first NASCAR points leader of NASCAR's top series. His position- points system that is often overlooked. toward the front and passed the veterans. Behind month have been the Joe Gibbs Racing rookies. ing atop the standings is almost as good as a trip to Yes, a win just about guarantees a spot in the him in the standings are Chase Elliott (third), Joey But Daniel Suarez finished seventh at Phoenix and victory lane. 16-driver field. But there have not been 16 individ- Logano (fifth) and Ryan Blaney (sixth). At 26, Erik Jones was eighth in his Furniture Row Racing entry Larson has now finished second in four of the ual race winners yet in this format, and additional Logano is the oldest of the bunch. for career-best finishes for both Cup rookies. Suarez has all of four Cup starts to his name, while Jones now has last five Cup races dating to last season's finale, slots go to the highest-ranking drivers in points. seven. Suarez was aided on the late caution by a two-tire and he was in contention for the victory in the Day- EVERYTHING IS GREAT Collecting points is how Newman nearly won the Kyle Busch dropped the phrase "everything is great" pit call. tona 500 until he ran out of gas on the final lap and championship two seasons ago despite not winning in response to every single question he was asked at "The guys did an amazing job," Suarez said. "They finished 12th. A two-tire stop put him in position to a race, so not making it to victory lane is not a deal Phoenix about a meeting with NASCAR to discuss a just did exactly what they had to do: a fast pit stop, two win Sunday at Phoenix in overtime, but a slip on breaker. scuffle with Joey Logano. Then he said it again Sunday tires and the car was almost as good as four tires." the restart cost him any chance of running down Of course, the way he's running, no one expects after finishing third in a race he likely would have won if Jones felt like Sunday could be a good day for his leader Ryan Newman in the two-lap sprint to the Larson to fall short of winning a race for much not for a late caution brought out by — Logano. team, and he'd tested at the track in early February. finish. longer. He's got one career victory, but many His response channeled the attitude Marshawn Lynch "I think it helped a lot," Jones said of the test. "It was "I mean, I guess little mistakes or inexperience believe he'd have more if not for his own mistakes often took in the NFL, when he only showed up to inter- able to at least give us a good baseline to start with. I or whatever you want to call it," Larson said of his and his desire to not ruffle any feathers. Larson views so he wouldn't get fined. But Busch is putting think every time we start coming back to these tracks for the second time we're just going to be that much better bridesmaid status. "Hindsight is always 20/20. But "Everything is great" to a good cause. wants to run clean, so when he found himself bot- and that much stronger. It was a big deal. I hope we test I should have went a lane up in one and two. I Busch said Monday that his charity and will sell T- shirts with "Everything is Great" across the front. The somewhere else this year for sure." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED How do people put on their socks, shoes?

Dear Annie: Is there a right alone for the rest of my life. I order and a wrong order for have been in and out of therapy putting on one’s shoes and socks? over the years and been on and I find that on most days, I put on both socks and then both shoes. off antidepressants. Nothing has The other day, I put on one sock really helped. I have gotten and one shoe and then the other Dear involved with a couple of commu- sock and other shoe. I remember Annie nity groups over the years but a scene on the old TV show “All in the Family” in which Archie haven’t really made any close Bunker and Meathead were get- friends. really funny. (The clip is avail- ting ready to go out. Archie able on YouTube, titled “Archie I guess I’m not really writing MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM noticed that Meathead had put Bunker — A Sock And A Sock for advice; it’s too late for that. I on one sock and one shoe, and And A Shoe And A Shoe!”) Archie asked him what he was am writing to tell people to try But I am wondering whether doing. Why didn’t he put on both not to be so judgmental about the any polling company has ever socks first and then the shoes? “I socially incompetent guy over done a survey of how people put like to take care of one foot at a there who often keeps to himself. time,” Meathead says. It was on their shoes and socks. — Curious in Klamath Falls You don’t know his story, and he Dear Curious: Don’t know of might be really nice if you took any survey, but I suspect that the time to get to know him. — YOUR most people dress in the order Archie does. In my view, as long Lonesome HOROSCOPE as each shoe ends up on its cor- Dear Lonesome: I am so rect foot, you’re doing all right. sorry for the loss of your loved BORN LOSER However, if any of my readers ones. Bless you for taking care of feel strongly about the one-sock- them for so long. 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Utility companies Poor’s 500 analysis of the obvious.” gave up some of their recent Yesterday, we had a thin slam 2,200 that needed luck and skill — here is gains. -4.78 another, one that requires an unusual •Boats •Kayaks Most sectors didn’t move 2,100 form of suit establishment. How should South plan the play in seven much on the lightest trading day 2,373.47 2,000 spades after West leads a trump, and of the year. European markets SO N D J F M East discards a diamond? •Campers •Trailers Over South’s one-spade opening, mostly fell after the British gov- Pct. change from previous: -0.20% High 2,379.55 Low 2,369.66 North responded four diamonds, a ernment said it will formally AP splinter bid promising four-card or begin the process of leaving the longer spade support, a singleton or void in diamonds and at least game- European Union next week. will trigger the process of leaving said Washington doesn’t have going values. This bid improved Sameer Samana, a strategist the EU on March 29. That will experience in the diamond indus- South’s hand, so he control-bid the heart ace. That was sufficient for Daily Globe for the Wells Fargo Investment start a long negotiation between try and questioned the timing of North, who jumped to five no-trump, Institute, said politics may keep Britain and the EU, with uncer- the offer. Washington Cos. said it which was the Grand Slam Force, 118 E. McLeod Avenue, Ironwood, MI 49938 asking South to bid seven spades with investors occupied for the next tain effects for banks and other first made its offer in February two of the top three spade honors. • (906)932-2211 ext. 116 • www.yourdailyglobe.com few weeks as they wait for elec- companies that do business and that Dominion Diamond At first glance, maybe you went tions in France and a European across borders. Britain is expect- isn’t willing to open its books. for these 13 tricks: five spades, two hearts, three clubs and three Offer valid on Private Party Ads only. 15 words or less, .25¢ per extra word. 10 day minimum. Central Bank meeting, both next ed to officially leave the union in Nektar Therapeutics soared diamond ruffs in the dummy. month, while legislators in the 2019. after the company said an exper- However, the bad heart break is fatal. One item per ad. Prepayment required. Other restrictions may apply. It is better to play for five spades, U.S. debate the proposed Repub- Bond prices rose, send yields imental pain drug met its goals three hearts, three clubs and two lican-backed health care law. to their lowest in three weeks. in a late-stage study. Its NKTR- diamond ruffs. Declarer should draw trumps and cash the heart “There’s enough events that The yield on the 10-year Trea- 181 is an opioid drug designed to ace. (Starting with the heart king will keep markets busy,” Samana sury note fell to 2.46 percent relieve pain without causing is fatal if West has all four hearts, said. He added that investors from 2.50 percent. euphoria, which the company unlikely though that may be.) If both opponents follow, South plays a heart want to see tax reform proposals Wells Fargo fell $1.04, or 1.8 said can contribute to drug abuse to the king, discards his remaining because they could boost corpo- percent, to $57.63 and Synchrony and addiction. It studied NKTR- hearts on the top clubs and ruffs a heart. rate profits, but those aren’t like- Financial gave up 92 cents, or 2.6 181 as a treatment for lower back Here, when West discards, declarer ly to come until the health care percent, to $34.20. pain. Nektar stock rose $6.71, or also plays a heart to the king and pitches his last three hearts, but then bill is dealt with. The British pound slipped to 43.3 percent, to $22.21. he leads the heart jack for a ruffing The Standard & Poor’s 500 $1.2350 from $1.2396 late Fri- Array BioPharma fell 29 finesse through East’s queen to day, and it’s down about 20 per- cents, or 2.7 percent, to $10.27 establish a third winner in the suit. index lost 4.78 points, or 0.2 per- cent, to 2,373.47. The Dow Jones cent since Britain voted to leave after it withdrew a marketing © 2017 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS industrial average slipped 8.76 the EU in late June. The dollar application for its melanoma BRIDGE points to 20,905.86. The Nasdaq declined to 112.58 yen from drug binimetinib. After Array composite rose 0.53 points to 112.70 yen. The euro fell to talked to regulators, the compa- PHILLIP 5,901.53. The Russell 2000 of $1.0733 from $1.0743. ny said it was clear they wouldn’t small-company stocks fell 7.43 Benchmark U.S. crude approve the drug based on its ALDER points, or 0.5 percent, to declined 56 cents, or 1.1 percent, most recent trial. It will continue 1,384.10. to $48.22 a barrel in New York. studies of binimetinib. The stock market has mostly Brent crude, used to price inter- In other energy trading, been quiet this month. Its two national oils, lost 14 cents to wholesale gasoline rose 1 cent to big moves were both linked to the $51.62 a barrel in London. $1.61 a gallon. Heating oil edged Federal Reserve: on March 1 Dominion Diamond climbed up 1 cent to $1.51 a gallon. Natu- stocks jumped after the central $2.28, or 23 percent, to $12.20 ral gas jumped 9 cents, or 3.2 bank signaled it would raise after Washington Cos. went pub- percent, to $3.04 per 1,000 cubic DAILY GLOBE rates, and they climbed last lic with an offer to buy the dia- feet. Wednesday after the Fed made it mond mining company for $13.50 Gold rose $3.80 to $1,234 an SUDOKU clear it will move slowly for the per share, or about $1.1 billion. ounce. Silver picked up 3 cents to Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle rest of the year. Dominion Diamond said it is $17.44 an ounce. Copper lost 2 By Dave Green based on a 9x9 grid with several Britain’s government said it willing to engage in talks but cents to $2.67 a pound. given numbers. The object is to place the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty 1 9 8 3 squares so that each row, each col- umn and each 3x3 box contains the YouTube reverses some 9 4 1 7 same number only once. The difficulty restrictions on gay-themed content 6 1 5 level of the Conceptis Sudoku increases from Monday to Saturday. NEW YORK (AP) — The Answer to previous puzzle YouTube video shows two 5 women, dressed in suits and ties. They smile; they sniffle back 6 1 7 3 8 2 9 4 1 6 7 3 5 tears; they gaze into each other’s 3 4 5 9 2 7 8 6 1 eyes. They are reading their wed- ding vows to one another. 3 1 7 6 5 3 8 4 2 9 The four-minute video titled 7 8 2 1 6 5 9 4 3 “Her Vows” contains no nudity, 6 9 4 8 7 3 1 5 2 violence or swearing. There’s no 3 5 2 revealing clothing. No one is 5 3 1 2 4 9 6 8 7 engaging in activities that have a 1 9 3 6 9 6 8 7 5 2 3 1 4 “high risk of injury or death.” 2017 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 4 5 3 6 9 1 2 7 8 And yet, YouTube had deemed 2017 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. the video unsuitable for people 2 6 7 1 3/21 Difficulty Level Difficulty2 1 Level7 3 8 4 5 9 63/20 under 18. YouTube acknowledged Mon- day that it might have made a Ask The Doctors mistake, saying in a tweet, Ask The Doctors “Some videos have been incor- rectly labeled and that’s not TINNITUS COMMON AMONG PEOPLE right. We’re on it! More to come.” The restriction on the vows video Associated Press WHO WORK IN LOUD SETTINGS was lifted by Monday afternoon. IN THIS Oct. 21, 2015, file photo, Robert Kyncl, YouTube Chief Business But others — including one from Officer, speaks as YouTube unveils “YouTube Red,” a new subscription service, at YouTube Space LA offices in Los Angeles. YouTube by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. YouTube celebrity Tyler Oakley titled “8 Black LGBTQ+ Trail- explained why some gay-themed content was restricted for certain blazers Who Inspire Me” — users in a tweet on Sunday. Dear Doctor: Sometimes I get a sudden sound, like wind. In rare cases, patients structures of the inner ear, may also put remained on YouTube’s age- cizing the restrictions last week. from a napalm attack in Viet- hissing sound in my right ear that lasts for with tinnitus have even reported hearing users at higher risk. restricted list. a few minutes and then slowly goes music. This video itself was restricted, nam. At this time, there is no single treatment Several YouTube users, many away. What is it, and is there anything I Tinnitus can affect one or both ears. It for tinnitus. An examination by an ear though YouTube has since The latest complaints can do to make it stop? ranges in volume from a low, background specialist, known as an otolaryngologist, of them have in the lesbian, gay, reclassified that video as OK. In spawned the hashtag Dear Reader: What you're experiencing noise that is bearable and even forget- can pinpoint whether tinnitus is due to bisexual and transgender com- an email, Ellis said YouTube #YouTubeIsOverParty over the is known as tinnitus, which is the medical table, to sounds so loud and persistent earwax buildup, medication or, more munity, have been complaining needs to reach out to the LGBTQ weekend. term for a perceived sound that doesn't that they interfere with daily life. In many rarely, a blood vessel condition. These that their videos are categorized community to explain “how this YouTube said in a tweet Sun- have an external source. Tinnitus is not a cases, tinnitus is temporary. In severe are often treatable. If not, your doctor can as “restricted” for no obvious rea- system works, and how it came day that LGBTQ videos aren’t condition in and of itself, but is instead a cases, the phantom sounds never go help you explore noise suppression tech- sons. to flag like this, if it was indeed automatically filtered out, symptom of some other underlying prob- away. niques such as using a white noise ma- The “restricted” designation an error and not a deliberate tar- though some discussing “more lem. It is estimated that up to 45 million Amer- chine, or masking devices that are worn in the ears. lets parents, schools and geting.” sensitive issues” might be Exposure to noise is a major cause of tin- icans -- that's 15 percent of the popula- libraries filter out content that nitus, as is hearing loss. Both can result tion -- report having some form of tinnitus Meanwhile, you can take steps to lessen Companies like Google, Face- restricted. But the company, in damage to the sensitive hair cells that on a regular basis. Like you, the vast ma- the impact of tinnitus. Make sure your isn’t appropriate for users under book and Twitter rely on humans which is owned by Google, did line the cochlea. This is the portion of the jority of them have subjective tinnitus, blood pressure is under control, avoid 18. Turning on the restriction and computer software to weed not specify what it counts as inner ear that translates vibrations into which is sound that only the patient can loud noises, which can set off a tinnitus makes videos inaccessible. out unsuitable content. Mistakes “more sensitive issues.” nerve impulses, which are then sent to hear. In objective tinnitus, which affects episode, and -- this will improve your YouTube calls it “an optional fea- can happen whether it’s a person In an emailed statement on the brain to be interpreted as sound. just 1 percent of the population, the overall quality of life -- be sure to get ture used by a very small subset or a machine. Monday, YouTube said “some sounds a patient hears are audible to oth- enough rest. Blockage due to earwax buildup, as well of users.” This is not the first time, and videos that cover subjects like as changes to the ear bones as we age, ers as well. The causes of objective tin- (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an internist It’s unclear whether the types nitus are most often internal conditions probably not the last, that an health, politics and sexuality can contribute to tinnitus. Some medica- and assistant professor of medicine at of videos in question are now tions, including certain antibiotics, cancer related to blood flow in vessels near the UCLA Health. internet company is mired in may not appear for users and being categorized as “restricted” drugs, antidepressants and high doses of ear. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is an internist and controversy about what types of institutions that choose to use aspirin, are known to play a role in tinni- Men are more prone to tinnitus than primary care physician at UCLA Health.) for the first time, or whether this content it restricts. Facebook has this feature.” In the case of tus. women, and it becomes increasingly COPYRIGHT 2017 is a long-standing policy that is faced similar complaints, for LGBT topics, which are by defi- THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF Although the most common form of tinni- common as we age. Individuals who only now getting attention. More example, with its removal — and nition intertwined with health, work in loud environments, such as fac- HARVARD COLLEGE tus involves a ringing in the ears, people DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK likely, it is the latter. later, reinstatement — of a politics and sexuality, filtering tories and construction sites, are at in- with this condition may also hear the hiss- FOR UFS U.K.-based YouTube creator Pulitzer Prize-winning photo of a out what is and isn’t appropriate creased risk. Recent studies suggest that ing you describe, as well as buzzing, 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106; Rowan Ellis made a video criti- naked, screaming girl running can be difficult. clicking, humming, whistling or a roaring earbuds, which sit so close to the delicate 816-581-7500 14 l TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CLASSIFIEDS

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By LARRY HOLCOMBE dow and a large fireplace. The archway [email protected] between is capped with a decorative lat- IRONWOOD — The Curry House tice in the same light oak. has had many chapters since its con- The décor is fairly modern. A laptop struction in the late 1800s. The current computer speaking to a wireless net- owners, Kenneth and Diana Raush, are work sits on the dining room table and a writing the next chapter with a keen eye flat-screen television is viewed from on the past, present and future. comfortable couches in the living room. “We want to keep it the Curry House, There are family photos of weddings and but we want to make it a comfortable vacations on the walls. home,” said Kenneth Raush, standing in Again, Raush said the aim was to cre- the large dining room on the first floor, ate a home for modern living, a place with its original light oak woodwork where his family would be comfortable halfway up the walls all around and so when they visit. well preserved. Raush and his wife live in West Des “We’ve made respectful, mindful Moines, Iowa, and have three grown upgrades to make the house a home and children and four grandchildren. He keep it in the character of the era, while grew up in LaGrange, Ill., and is an still making it livable in modern times,” Eagle Scout. She grew up on a farm he said. south of Des Moines and still has horses Raush said there’s a sense of stew- there with her father. ardship to the community in owning a Ken consults as a data analyst for home built by one of Ironwood’s pioneer- various large companies. Diana owns a ing citizens, Solomon S. Curry. The quilting shop in suburban Des Moines. home, at 631 E. McLeod Ave. in Iron- But they love to come play in the North- wood, is on the state and national lists woods. of historic sites. “We love the area and outdoor “The home is a commitment to the extreme activities,” he said. “We did community and to the quality of our snocross growing up, motorcycles and lifestyle,” said Raush. “I could have eas- all that stuff. My wife is into horses, I’m ily bought a like-sized home that didn’t into horsepower.” have this type of influence and impact. They were married in Bessemer in You can’t believe the outreach we get 2007 and bought a home in Hurley as a from a lot of people that say thank you sort of playhouse. A few years later they for doing what you’re doing to help this saw that the Curry House was for sale. live on and on.” Raush had owned a Queen Anne Doors off the dining room go to the home in Lake Geneva, Ill., before. He kitchen, a butler’s pantry and a grand bought it while working in downtown hall in the center of the house. The hall Chicago. is dominated by a large staircase in the “I have a little bit of experience with same light oak that is found throughout the real estate market, bought and sold the house, as well as three stained glass a few houses,” he said. “Worked on a lot Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe Tiffany windows that bathe staircase of the houses, including the Lake Gene- THREE TIFFANY stained glass windows light the main staircase and upstairs hall in the Curry House, located at 631 E. McLeod Ave., landing and ascent to the second floor. va Queen Anne.” in Ironwood. The home was built by Ironwood pioneer Solomon S. Curry in the late 1800s and completed in 1893. It was later rent- To the left of the hall are two large ed out as a hospital and a nursing home, before restoration efforts began in the 1970s. It is registered on the state and national his- rooms — a living room and a similar toric site lists. The current owners, Kenneth and Diania Raush, of West Des Moines, Iowa, are continuing restoration. They use place sized parlor which includes a bay win- as a vacation home and plan to retire in the home. CURRY — page 12

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Americans moving to Canada to with a “specific income.” Solomon lived to age 90 and also avoid military service in the Civil After the children moved out, died at home on July 29, 1929. War, known as “skedadlers,” Curry sold the Queen Anne They are buried in Riverside flooded the labor market. house in the early 1900s to the Cemetery in Ironwood. Their son, He first went to Detroit and John Bekola family. He owned George and his wife, Mary Ruth, Submitted photo then to Houghton, where he the Fashion Clothing Store in are buried there as well, all near SOLOMON S. CURRY stands with family members on the lawn in front of his home on McLeod Avenue in Iron- worked for the Quincy Mining Ironwood. the same large “Curry” head wood in 1896 in a photo provided by the Ironwood Historical Society. From right are his daughter, Anna Company with stints in the Old In 1918, the house was rented stone along Hemlock Street. Belle Bartlett, visiting from her home in Newton, Mass., his wife Elizabeth, his niece Belle Curry, and an Albany and Boston mines. as a hospital to Dr. Anderson. Mary Elizabeth and her sister, unknown woman. Two years later, he moved to The Oliver Mining Company Ruth Houghton, both graduated Marquette and took a position later owned and rented out the from Ironwood high school, and Springs Gazette. They had three Taylor, have three children — her parents’ home and lived on with the Grant Mining Company, home for a number of years. married and raised families in children including Mark Fetler Emily, Samuel and Lydia. Ray- Sunset Road in Ironwood Town- which was backed by the likes of In 1952, the Hautamakis pur- the area. They were involved who earned a doctorate in psy- mond Scott, or Scott, as he’s ship. He was principal of New- Peter White and Samuel Mather. chased the house and remodeled with the Ironwood Woman’s chology from the University of known, and his wife, Lillian, port and Central schools in Iron- There he engaged in mineral it into a nursing home before Club, the Daughters of the Amer- Colorado, and taught and retired have four children — Ashley, wood. She taught first grade in exploration. He later took charge they constructed a new nursing ican Revolution and church with his wife, Jan, in California. Adam, Austin and Anna. The Wakefield for many years. Ruth of a small iron mine owned by home in Ironwood. groups. Mark said his brother, Michael, seven kids are also great-great- died at age 74 in 1984 in Sugar E.B. Ward of Detroit, who was Tim and Anita Kornwolf pur- Mary Elizabeth married Ray- and his sister, Annette, who are great-grandchildren of Solomon Land, Texas. represented by H.G. Williams. chased the home in the mid- mond L. Erickson (1901-1977) on both dead, each had two children. and Elizabeth. They had two children, Mary Curry married Williams’ 1970s and began to restore the Sept. 8, 1925. He was a dentist Rebecca and Caleb Fetler and Scott told the Daily Globe he E. (1943-1998) and John Curry, wife’s sister, Elizabeth Alicimina home, removing firewalls and and they lived on Harding Street. Heather and Maxx Daymon are grew up visiting Ironwood every born in 1946. John is living and Stoup, of Ann Arbor, Mich., on partitions that were required They had two children, Ruth Solomon and Elizabeth’s great- summer and fishing at Pike working as a CPA in Pearland, Nov. 13, 1867. Her family was of when it was a nursing home. Arlove (1926-2013) and Raymond great-great-grandchildren. Lake; but it’s been a few years Texas, near Houston. He gradu- Dutch origin. They operated an antique store Jr. (1929-2007). They both grad- Raymond Jr. earned a doctor- since he’s been back. He also said ated from LLW in 1964 and also They had four children, all there and worked with the city uated from Luther L. Wright ate in microbiology and worked he’s hopeful he will be able to said he hasn’t been back to the born in Marquette County. Lib- and the Ironwood Historical Soci- High School. Mary Elizabeth at a company in New Jersey bring his children up soon to see area in a number of years. bie May and John Carlisle died ety on securing state and nation- died in 1988 at age 83 in Cincin- where he met his wife, Ginny. the Northwoods. Mary E., who also was a young, but George A. (1868-1949) al historic site dedications. nati. They later moved to Ohio, where Ruth Houghton, five years teacher, married Henry W. Hoot, and Anna Belle (1870-1964) lived They sold the home to Fred Ruth Arlove married John they raised two children, Ray- younger than Mary Elizabeth, and they lived in downstate Troy, to adulthood. and Sue Gygi in 1983. The Gygis Felter (1921-2000) and they lived mond Scott, born in 1965, and married Earl Litsheim (1907- where she died at age 55. They After the panic of 1873, Curry remodeled the kitchen and added in Colorado Springs, Colo., where Susie, born in 1968. 2001) from Kenyon, Minn. They had one son, John Calvin Hoot, moved to Ishpeming and began a sun room on the east side of the he was editor of the Colorado Susie and her husband, Jon were married June 12, 1941, in who lives in Colorado. exploration of the Menominee kitchen. Range where he opened the Kenneth and Diana Raush, of Curry Mine. West Des Moines, Iowa, bought In 1874, he was elected to the the home in 2010. state legislature for a term. In )ȨȤƶȋ2Ȅȃȃ4Ȏȋ)ȨȤƶȋ2Ȅȃȃ 4Ȏȋ 1880, he help organize the Metropolitan Iron and Land FamilySolomon tree and Elizabeth’s ~ NEW BOOK ~ Company, of which he later daughter, Anna Belle, married became president and general an attorney, Ralph Wilbur GOGEBICGOGEBIC IRON RANGERANGGE manager. Bartlett (1865-1930), from New- Friday’s Edition III: MINING MURALM PROJECTPROJJECT Metropolitan took over the ton, Mass. The wedding was in Norrie group of mines in Iron- the Curry House on Feb. 14, wood in 1882 and he moved to 1894. They moved to Newton and Follow alongFirst with your Born favorite characters as the area in 1883. had four children — Elizabeth Under Curry’s direction, the Weston (1894-1984), Curry “they race against time and company began more extensive McLeod (1896-1984) who fought an unimaginable foe to mining on the Gogebic Range. He in World War I, Ralph W. Jr. try to stop Monica from introduced a method of under- (1898-1987) and Anna Sylvia ground timber use, and within “Nancy” (1908-2003). They sum- giving birth to her father’s seven years, the Norrie chain of mered in Bremen, Maine, and all evil conception.” mines became the world’s largest six of their names appear on the producer of iron ore at the time, same gravestone in a cemetery earning substantial profits for there. Find it on Amazon 22ȄȤȄȤȬ2ȎȀȷȜ1ȨșȷȋȄȨȤȄȤȄȤȬ2ȎȀȷȜ 1ȨșȷȷȋȋȄȨȤ the company and its backers. Anna married Bernard Tucker Add it to your In 1886, he ran on the Demo- Zahn and they had a daughter, cart today! cratic ticket for Lieutenant Gov- Charlotte Z. Zahn, born Nov. 28, &ȀȋȄȃȋ7ȇȤȲȇȀȄȤȬ&ȀȋȄȃȋ7ȇȤȲȇȀȄȤȬ ernor and lost. He also lost a bid 1947. Bernard died in 1990. • Search our vast collections for a seat in the U.S. Congress in Charlotte, a great-granddaugh- Only $ • Explore our artifacts 1898. ter of Solomon, lives in Bath, 12.00 • Discover hidden treasures In 1887, a fire burned much of Maine. 7ȇȃȇȀȒȇ=ȨȎȀ2ȄȤȇȀȨȀ'ȀȄșȗ3Ȩȕ7ȇȃȇȀȒȇ==ȨȨȎȀ 2ȄȤȇȀ ȨȀ 'ȀȄșȗ 3Ȩȕ Ironwood, after which Curry pur- The Currys’ son, George, mar- Available in Paperback or Kindle that time forgot chased land to build a Queen ried Mary Ruth Houghton (1879- It’sIt’s notnot tootoo lalate.te.• TourThThereere the araree museumplenplentyty ooff bricks aand Anne style home on McLeod 1968) of Wausau, Wis., on Dec. 4, backgroundbackground minersminerrs aavailablevailable ttoo buybuy.. Avenue. Construction was com- 1904. They had two daughters, • Tell your story pleted in 1893. both born in the Curry House, Patrick Niemi is a • Sign up to receive email After another economic panic Mary Elizabeth and Ruth multi-novel writing author. ShowShow youryour supportsupporrtnewsletters forfor the Gogebic IrIronon RRangeange in 1896, the Metropolitan was Houghton. Mining MuralMurall prprojectojeect and our mining histhistory.oryy. taken over by the Oliver Mining The George Curry family soon A life-long resident of • Become a Member Company in 1897. moved to a home next door, Ironwood, Michigan who StopStop bbyy the HistoricHistoriic IrIronwoodonwood DepoDepott and vvisitisit the Curry, who early on helped lay where a private phone line was out much of Ironwood, remained installed to the Curry House. has traveled extensively Chamber ofof CommCommerCommercemerce ttoo pickup an ororderder fform.oorm. active in the community. He was They later moved to a home on throughout the Midwest. FormsForms also aavailablevailabble ttoo dodownloadwnload on a 32nd degree Mason, estab- Cloverland Drive. Facebook.com/grmurals.Facebookebook.c com/grmuralsals. lished two banks, served on vari- George, like his father, was ous city improvement commit- active in the community. He 2ȎȃȇȎȣ-ȨȎȀȃ tees and donated Curry Park to helped start the People’s Saving ȎȣȣȇȀ2IQSVMEP)E]1EFSV)E]2SREX3SSRTQȎȣ        TQ the city. Bank and later worked in insur- ;ȄȤȋȇȀ-SYVWZEV]TPIEWIGEPPELIEH     The Currys raised their chil- ance and real estate. He was the IronwoodIronwood AreaArea Chamber ooff CommCommerCommercemerce dren in the Queen Anne home at Ironwood Postmaster from 1933- 631 E. McLeod. They also took in 1941 and a member of the city 150 N. 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Don Horn, country’s entry into World War I, the Wakefield Post Comman- Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe when Gov. Albert Sleeper created der. MICHIGAN STATE Police Lt. Don Horn stands next to the Wakefield Post’s newest squad car, a 2016 Dodge Charger, detailed in black and gold in the Michigan State Troops Per- The constabulary became the honor of the MSP’s 100th anniversary. Horn said the car is equipped like all the other cars in the fleet, but this one is painted like the cars were manent Force. Michigan State Police in March before the state converted to the blue of today. Horn is also wearing a campaign-style hat, also a throwback to days gone by. The hats were issued Popularly known as the Michi- 1919. With the war over, Horn to all troopers to help mark the anniversary. gan State Constabulary, this said the department’s mission force of 300 men was broken into gradually evolved to include sheriff’s departments and local against the ‘good old boy club.’ Wakefield. build partnerships with our com- dismounted and motorized units more of the policing duties that departments were (sometimes) We maintain that to this day, Built as one of the area’s munity we serve, from local gov- and led by Col. Roy C. Vander- people associate with the force too political, so we were estab- being neutral.” Works Progress Administration ernment to the citizens, to our cook, according to the state today. lished to come in as a neutral Construction on the current projects during the New Deal, faith-based (organizations),” police’s website. “(The other duties) got added. player. We weren’t received very post was completed in 1936, Horn said the post served as a Horn said. “We take our job very From the beginning, the force Originally, I think it was to pro- well in the beginning, because we Horn said, moving the local barracks for the troopers. seriously, as far as protecting the had a local presence, with a post tect the mines,” Horn said. “The kind of went against the grain, headquarters from Bessemer to “Every post in the state was public ... but we also are heavily built like this one, just the sizes into educating, from the children varied,” he said. “This would in our schools to the elderly, to have been considered one of the help keep them safe.” smaller posts. At one time, these Along with educating the pub- were living quarters.” lic, the post has undertaken Based on old photos, Horn other initiatives beyond the tra- estimates there were roughly 27 ditional police duties, such as men in the local detachment in traffic enforcement and criminal this early period. This is almost investigations, including begin- double the post’s current staffing ning participation in the depart- levels. ment’s Angel Program — which “The most we’ve had since I’ve gets qualifying drug addicts into been here is 14,” said Horn, who treatment facilities without arrived at the post as a sergeant prosecution or criminal investi- from Iron Mountain in 2002. He gation. became the post commander in “We can’t arrest ourselves out 2013. of the drug problem, and we’ve As commander, Horn said he been educating for several years. feels honored to be responsible Now we’ve got an opportunity to for continuing the post’s long his- assist in getting people to treat- tory. ment if they come and ask for it.” “It’s an honor being in this The department has also position,” Horn said. “I look for- begun a heavy recruitment effort ward to serving in my capacity. for new troopers, especially those I’ve got two counties we’re from the U.P., Horn said. Ideally, responsible for, Gogebic and he hopes to add several more Ontonagon, but we work very troopers to the post. well with our law enforcement “If there is anybody who would partners in both counties. It be interested about learning takes all of us to get the job done. about the department and “All of us in law enforcement becoming a candidate, they can are on short resources, from peo- give us a call,” Horn said. ple to the budget, and it’s tough “... We’re hoping to have 15 on everybody. (Just) because we candidates (from the U.P.) in the have the reductions, doesn’t next recruit school that starts in mean the crime is any less. We’re June. If they all make it, we hope very busy with illegal drug inves- all 15 of them come back to the tigations in both counties.” U.P. Much as the role of the force “If they choose to come back to Submitted photo has changed since its inception, the U.P., every effort will be A DETACHMENT of the Michigan State Constabulary stands at attention in front of their headquarters on the Gogebic Range early in the 20th cen- Horn said the department con- made to get them here.” tury. The MSC was the precursor to the Michigan State Police and this post was one of the first in the Upper Peninsula. This photo hangs on the tinues to transition and adapt. The post currently has 10 wall of the MSP Wakefield Post. Officials there believe this building was in Bessemer, but they are unsure where. The Wakefield Post was built in “We’re trying to be more com- troopers, three sergeants and an 1936 as a Works Progress Administration project. munity-oriented … we want to administrative assistant. The Gogebic Range Libraries

5211N Hwy 51 Mercer WI 54547 715-476-2323 877-350-2323 1710 E Cloverland Drive In December of 2001, the first informal meeting was APRIL 9-15, 2017 Ironwood MI 49938 held. And by March 2002, we were recognized as a 906-932-4110 888-734-4877 non-profit organization. With the amount of resources available at your The purpose of this organization is to promote and public library, a wealth of knowledge, www.RemaxActionNorth.com preserve the history of the Bessemer area. Historical materials shall include any items pertaining to the information and history can be learned. history and the heritage of this area, and said items Libraries offer us a chance to experience the • Waterfront Homes • Cabins • County Homes will be shared and displayed in a museum setting. past, present and future in a helpful, friendly • Waterfront Lots • Acreage • Businesses The building for our museum became a reality setting. thanks to the Bessemer Downtown Development Authority. We signed a lease on June 30, 2003 and • Access to books in prints, digital and audio In 2006, Dean Lantta & Kathy Tutt decided that began renovating the building to suit our needs. formats they would combine their expertise in the real estate It now houses a collection of local relics, artifacts, • Online resources, databases and reference business and open their own real estate offices. documents and pictures from previous generations. material • Even movies, periodicals and special events They opened an office in Mercer and in Hurley and became Remax Action North Realty with 5 agents. BESSEMER AREA Support your local library! In July 2007, they purchased the J.W. Huss Realty See what you can learn today! Office in Ironwood at 1710 E Cloverland Dr. Once HERITAGE CENTER they purchased J.W. Huss, they closed the office in Normal Open Hours: Hurley and currently have the two offices in Mercer From Memorial Day to Labor Day Ironwood Carnegie Library Bessemer Public Library & Ironwood. They cover all of Iron County, WI and Friday & Saturday from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Est. 1901 Est. 1908 Gogebic County, MI and parts of Ontonagon Plus during Pumpkin Festival and the 235 E. Aurora St. 411 S. Sophie St. Bessemer Blast 4th of July Festival 906-932-0203 906-667-0404 County, MI. The business has grown throughout the www.bessemerhistoricalsociety.com years and currently have 3 agents in Mercer and 9 Wakefield Public Library Marenisco Public Library agents in Ironwood. Their agents live and work in 403 S. Sophie Street (on the Main street) Est. 1934 Est. 2011 P.O. Box 148, Bessemer, MI 49911 401 Hancock St. 319 Fair St. the local communities. Remax Action North Realty 906-229-5236 906-787-2501 looks forward to servicing your needs in both areas. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 l 5 HISTORY AN ARTIST’S ren- dering of a pro- posed new Min- Second Miners ers Mural in downtown Iron- wood. Local artist Dan Perotti is commissioned to Mural planned paint the mural in his studio when all the available slots are sold. for downtown People can pur- chase a spot for their family mem- By IAN MINIELLY in full force.” ber to be painted [email protected] The mural will depict logpiles, on the mural or IRONWOOD — With the rag- trains and tracks, cleared land, buy one of the ing success of the first Miners and the head-frame from the dedication bricks Memorial Mural in downtown Pabst Mine jutting up and domi- below. Ironwood and the sheer number nating a portion of the frame. of people who did not get their The mural, though, is not only Ian Minielly/Daily Globe loved ones on the mural that for the Pabst Mine, it is designed wanted to, the solution is to have to honor all miners and the another mural in Ironwood Gogebic Range’s heritage of min- according to Sandy Sharp, presi- ing, according to Sharp. dent of the Gogebic Range Miners or their families from Murals and Attractions Commit- any of the local mines are tee. encouraged to visit the Ironwood The Miners Mural is located Chamber of Commerce located in on the corner of McLeod Avenue the Depot Park, or they can and Suffolk Street. It includes download the forms from the more than 100 miners and its group’s Facebook page to reserve dedication ceremony was a grand their spots on the mural. affair that blocked the street off “We are rooted in history,” and included speakers and musi- said Sharp. “History is our cians from across the Gogebic future. This area has a lot of Range. history and we need to build The new mural project will on that as we grow into the also create even greater histori- future.” cal reflection in downtown Iron- Having a second mural with wood, according to Sharp, who is the faces of miners and another also president of the Ironwood large image of the past will show Historical Society. this history and attract people to The mural committee con- reflect on the importance of the tracted with a local artist, Dan Gogebic Range to America’s his- Perotti, for a concept and the tory, said Sharp. commissioning of the mural once all the available slots are pur- chased. Perotti will paint the mural panels in his studio and then move them to the frame being added to the side of the Lahti building downtown, on the corner of Aurora and Lowell Streets. The plan, according to Sharp, is to make Ironwood a mural viewing destination, like Ash- land, Wis. Ashland has a dozen or so murals downtown, depict- ing people in all sorts of voca- tions. The price for putting a miner on the new mural project in Iron- wood depends on placement. Painted bricks below the mural will also be available for pur- chase. The vision for this mural, said Sharp, “is to capture the rugged Ian Minielly/Daily Globe landscape of the past when the A BANNER hangs on the Lahti building on the corner of Lowell and Aurora streets in downtown Ironwood with images from the Gogebic Range’s past. Organizers are hoping a memo- industrial boom in the area was rial mural on the building will capture and help tell the area’s history of mining.

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The City of Bessemer was founded and de- A Brief History veloped as a result of the discovery of iron - Founded on March 2, 1952, it was then known as Pickands Mather Employees ore. Area mining began in 1883, and the Federal Credit Union for the employees of the then Pickands Mather mines City began to attract residents by 1885, in- - March 3, 1964, the name was changed to the Bessemer Community Federal cluding miners who were of Cornish, Irish, Credit Union Scandinavian, French Canadian, Polish, and Finnish descent. Ore was transported - February 26, 1977, a merger was completed with the Wakefield Co-op Credit Union by rail from the Colby open pit mine to the - On March, 2, 1977, the name was changed to the Gogebic County Federal Ashland, WI ore docks. Bessemer’s landscape is crisscrossed by abandoned rail lines serving Credit Union the numerous and now closed mines. The area was once heavily timbered, supporting a lumber industry. When the mining activity declined, so did the population of Bessemer. In 1966 the - In September of 1993 upgrades were completed to enable the credit union to last mine in Bessemer was closed. The city has now become a center for winter tourism with expand its services to include direct deposit and checking accounts. It now offers three major downhill ski resorts located nearby as well as opportunities for snowmobiling and a full range of financial services to its members. cross country skiing. The area’s dependable snowfall, terrain, scenic qualities, and accessible - In February 1998 the credit union relocated to west U.S. 2 in Bessemer public lands support the winter tourism economy. The area economy now consists of the serv- ice industry, health care, and small manufacturing. - On December 30, 1998 a new time and temperature sign was erected on the west side of the building

The Ethnic Commons Park and Trailhead Serving the Gogebic Range Since 1952 Honors the different nationalities of people who established the city.

Gogebic County Courthouse Erected in 1888 and enlarged in 1915

LOBBY HOURS: Mon.-Tues.-Wed. 8am-4pm, Thurs.-Fri. 9am-5pm DRIVE UP: For more history and information Mon.-Tues.-Wed. 8am-4pm, Thurs.-Fri. 8am-5pm visit our website Sat. 9am-12 noon Lobby & Drive Up www.cityofbessemer.org 600 W. Lead, Bessemer, Michigan 49911 411 S. Sophie St. Bessemer, MI 49911 906-663-4311 Phone 906-663-4011 www.gogebicfcu.com 6 l TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 HISTORY THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Iron County Museum has many historical records Whether on is looking to find What kind of information can information about Iron County you learn from census records? ancestors or is just nostalgic to In addition to listing the names relive memories from the past, and ages of all people living at an the Iron County Historical Muse- address, the census records also um has resources available to tell a person’s occupation, coun- assist. try of birth, year of immigration, One of the museum’s most and level of education. popular features is its extensive The museum also has hun- collection of Hurley school year- dreds of historical photos from books. The collection dates back the late 1800s through the 1990s to 1911, when “The Log” was depicting Iron County business- known as “The Spyke.” es, homes, families, festivals, Submitted Photos There are holes in the collec- parades, civic organizations and THE MICHIGAN Pete exhibit displays the diary of Evald “Tosh” Peterson from Bessemer. Peterson set the caisson’s for the buildings foundation tion. The museum is in need of churches. The photos are orga- and made an unauthorized climb to the top of the tower in the 1960s, taking photos every few floors of the Chicago skyline. copies from: 1912, 1914, 1915, nized by category and placed in 1916, 1919, 1921, 1925, 1927, archival boxes. 1929, 1931-1938, 1954, 1955, Recently, a resident of Green 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, Bay contacted the museum Bessemer man remembered for work and 2012. Anyone wishing to searching for a yearbook photo of donate one of these yearbooks is his great-grandmother. He knew asked to contact the museum. that she was born in 1900 and For those looking to find infor- lived in Montreal. A museum vol- high above Chicago at Hancock Building mation on family members who unteer found her senior year- lived in Iron County, there are book, scanned her photo, and By IAN MINIELLY [email protected] city directories and phone books emailed it to him. dating from the 1920s through Stop in to see what the muse- BESSEMER — A new exhibit opened on the 2000s. There are also Iron um has to offer at 303 Iron St. in the observation deck of the John Hancock County census records from 1910 Hurley on Mondays, Wednes- Center in Chicago Feb. 23 starring a Besse- and 1920. Volunteers are compil- days, Fridays and Saturdays mer local who worked on the building in the ing the census records from 1930 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1960s. and 1940, and these will be avail- For more information, call The architects and advertisers from 360 able for research purposes this 715-561-2244 or email at icmuse- Chicago wanted to highlight the experience summer. [email protected]. of the workers who built the structure by cre- ating a permanent exhibit, according to Michigan Pete’s daughter-in-law, Patrice Peterson. Evald “Tosh” Peterson, from Bessemer, worked on the John Hancock Center in the 1960s and the other men in the crew called him Michigan Pete because he was from Michigan, and it stuck. Peterson’s primary function involved the 58 caisson’s sunk to a depth of 140 to 145 feet in the foundation and core samples to ensure the caissons had perfect contact between the bedrock and concrete. When the caissons were completed, Peterson took an unautho- rized climb to the top of the building, taking photos every few floors with a camera he bought for $1.25, according to his diary and an article in the magazine “Quill” from 1991. What none of the men on the job knew though, was Peterson was keeping diaries of their progress and what was happening dur- ing construction. At one point, Peterson remarked how he wanted to climb to the top of the building before it was completed, but this was unauthorized because of the hazard of falling. In the diaries, Peterson describes what it was like to climb to the top. Gerald Peterson, Michigan Pete’s son, traveled to Chicago to work on the building with his dad in the sum- Submitted Photos mer of 1966, during summer break from GERALD “JERRY” Peterson, from Bessemer, speaks at the dedication of the Michigan Pete exhib- Michigan Technological University in it on the observation deck of the John Hancock building in Chicago on Feb. 23. Jerry Peterson Houghton. spent one summer working with his dad — Evald Peterson, aka Michigan Pete — on the build- At the permanent dedication of Michigan ing during a summer break from Michigan Tech in Houghton. Pete’s diaries and photos from the construc- tion, Gerald Peterson returned to the John building. a.m. to 11 p.m. as part of 360 Chicago, pro- Submitted photo PETER STURGUL of Ironwood, sits at a table in the Iron County Muse- Hancock Center to discuss his dad and the The Michigan Pete Exhibit is on perma- viding views of Chicago and Lake Michigan um’s library in Hurley. The library contains many historical documents experience they both had working on the nent display and open to the public from 9 from 1,000 feet in the air. and photos, as well as Hurley school yearbooks.

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Editor’s note: This story was filled the stove from the kerosene to sabotage the launch. submitted by Wilbur Hurst, who can the stove promptly stopped The downside to using U.S. 2 lives in Maryland near Washing- working. She was quite disturbed for access to the Heathcock camp ton DC. He grew up in New Jer- until my grandfather figured out was the long boat trip to and Hurst family diaries tell of sey, but his family spent every that the top part of the kerosene from the camp from the south summer at Lake Gogebic. He and can was now filled with pure end of the lake. his brother have written several water — a result of the swamp- On one Sunday as they started stories about their memories at ing. Water was decanted, the back from camp on a very stormy summers at Lake Gogebic the lake. stove re-filled and lit, and dinner day, as they reached Bingham proceeded. With the finished Bay the waves were so large that By ISABELLE KLEINSCHMIDT a physicist at By WILBUR HURST boat house, not only was the again my grandfather was con- [email protected] the National and CHARLES HURST launch now kept up out of the cerned about swamping the Growing-up in Moorestown, Bureau of Special to the Globe water when at camp, but also at launch. So they turned around New Jersey, Wilbur Hurst spent S t a n d a r d s In the summers of the 1940s times the boat house provided a and returned to camp to wait out his summers on Lake Goge- and Technolo- and 50s, at times when sitting on place to sleep in the late fall the storm until Monday. bic with his two brothers, Gail gy for several our dock at the Heathcock camp when the tent was no longer The Heathcocks had the and Charley, and his mother decades. The on the west shore of the north up. launch into the very late 1910s or Ruth. two have one end of Lake Gogebic, we could Model-T Fords started to early 1920s. Eventually, there His family has deep roots in d a u g h t e r , watch as John the Tailor took his become popular while develop- was one fellow who would unoffi- the area tracing back to his Natalie, who vintage launch out of his boat ment along the lake front contin- cially look after the boats kept on grandfather, John Heathcock, was recently house for a spin on the lake. We ued. But access to the camp was the Merriweather River for a who worked in the area mines Wilbur Charley Gail married and never knew its age, but it had all limited. With my grandfather’s small fee. since the early 1900s. Ruth and Hurst Hurst Hurst works as a the appearances of the launches Model-T, getting to the lake from My grandfather would beach her two sisters, Marion and news anchor made in the 1910 to 1920 era. the Wakefield and the Ironwood the boat on the sand where the Letha, grew up and went to trip to the lake was more diffi- in Boise, Idaho. In contrast to today’s boats, area could be done by either M- Hoop and Holler Bar now is school in Ironwood. cult than it is today. Hurst continues to come to made to ride on top of the water 28 or U.S. 2. M-64 did not exist located, and this fellow would When the opportunity arose, “Life in the Upper Penninsu- Lake Gogebic every summer to and go fast, these launches were then, so if the boat was left take the launch around into the the family decided to purchase la was very different back in enjoy the nature and serenity of made to ride through the water, anchored on the Merriweather river and anchor it there. Howev- property on the northwest shore those days, and the stories keep the area. with a rather sharp prow to River and the car was parked by er, on one November weekend he Lake Gogebic. that history alive,” he said. “It’s just a beautiful place, break the waves, had an inboard the river, they could take the fastened it with too short an Hurst’s grandmother, Hattie, Some of the stories come from and it’s got a strong sense of motor, and a propeller shaft that boat down the lake to camp. This anchor rope and a very strong spent time on the lake with the Wilbur’s older brother Charley’s community. Electricity didn’t went through the stern or the was much easier than crossing northeaster storm put large three girls while his grandfa- journals, while others have been come to the lake until the 1950s. bottom of the hull. We never saw the rickety bridge over the Merri- waves into the river, swamping ther worked at the mines. It was “told around the table and Back before telephones, every- it go faster than 10 to 15 miles weather River and hiking along the boat, washing out the floata- there that so many of the stories passed down through the years” body depended on everybody per hour. the lake shore, particularly if one tion tanks, and putting a very of early pioneering that Hurst said Hurst. else. They all looked after each Stately and serene as it glided was carrying luggage or provi- large tear in the metal bottom of now recalls fondly took place. Today, Hurst lives in Mary- other, and that continues today. across the water, it forever gave sions. the launch. That was the end of At the time, the roads were land with his wife, Bette. He I’ll keep coming here as long as you an indelible sense and mem- Roads giving access to Lake the launch. still being developed, and the recently retired after working as I can,” he said. ory that this was of a different Gogebic from the Ironwood area They decided to retrieve only time, never to be fully experi- were limited. U.S. 2 was a much the Detroit engine, which could The boat was green, so with around a pulley bolted on the top was moved again, this time using enced again. It was for us the last better road for a while, with M- be sold back to the factory. It was the boat turned upside down the of the flywheel on top and giving a Model T for the tractor. of the old time boats that went 28 being much rougher, often a cold, windy day, and the water black roofing tar seams on each it a pull. This process was repeat- It was also too small to be con- about the lake. unpredictable and sometimes was November-cold. Neverthe- strake made it look like a water- ed until successful, at which time venient, so the roof was separat- The boathouse in which it was impassible even for a Model-T. less my grandfather was getting melon. The family name for the the spark timing and carburetor ed at the peak and a wider floor kept was one of three on the But using U.S. 2 meant that the ready to dive into the water when boat was the MRL, for the three (fuel) settings were adjusted for installed. Then the rafters were north end of the lake which at boat needed to be kept on the a friend of his stepped up and sisters — Marion, Ruth and steady running. “sistered” by additional 2-by-4 that time still withstood the Slate River at the south end of insisted on doing the retrieval. Letha — in order of birth. In the 1920 time period, with nailed to the original roof onslaughts of the winter ice the lake. He took a very large swig of bour- In the 1940s, my older brother the launch gone and with con- stringers to provide the neces- break-up. With the demise of the I am not sure if the word mari- bon, then started multiple dives and grandfather overhauled the struction of a private road south sary length for the higher roof. boathouse and launch a chapter na existed at the time, but the under the water to unbolt and ignition and fuel systems on the from M-28 that went just behind Construction like this would was closed as it marked for us Heathcocks always talked about eventually retrieve the engine. gasoline-powered engine every all of the cottages, building mate- never be tolerated today, but the the last old-time launch to be the boat livery that was on the The hull has never been seen year to keep it working. I remem- rial and carpenters could more denser 2-by-4s cut from virgin seen. Slate River at the south end of since the engine retrieval was ber the muffler, the original long easily get to the Heathcock prop- timber have stood the test of A faster boat we often watched Lake Gogebic. This was run by a finished. ago rusted out, which was made erty. That private road was later time. for at that time was the speed- fellow who went by the name of After the loss of the launch, from two larger diameter and paralleled by M-64, which gener- That structure now forms the boat owned by the Ketolas. It Gasoline Bill. the Heathcocks looked for a boat two smaller diameter empty soup ally is farther from the lake center part of the cabin. The area was also kept in a large metal Gasoline Bill was a rough fel- that was not quite so fancy. The cans with ends removed, each shore and runs all the way down of the wall that provided access boathouse jutting into the lake low, ornery, drank a lot, and my solution was a Thompson lap- pair placed end-to-end between to connect M-28 to U.S. 2. to the lake for the launch is clear- and not far from our property. grandfather was never sure strake wooden rowboat, fitted the engine discharge ports right The private road simplified ly visible today, although it no This boat had an outboard about him. Nevertheless, he was with a 1918 2-1/2 horsepower under the engine fuel tank. the construction of the cabin that longer faces the lake or is open as engine with two large cylinders. trusted for looking after the Johnson outboard engine. The engine was started by now sits on the Heathcock prop- a door. It was by far the fastest boat on launch. But on one trip to camp, My older brother now has this adjusting the spark timing, open- erty. The boat house was first As time has gone on the cabin our part of the lake at that as the family got into the launch engine in California, where he ing the fuel line, priming the pulled up on land by a team of has acquired a larger lake-facing time. The exhaust noise from the at the livery, for some reason my expects to finish the rebuild on engine by tapping on a float nee- horses and turned 90 degrees. main room and an extensive engine was recognizable for sev- grandfather had a strange feel- the engine started by our grand- dle extending out from the carbu- Then it was discovered that my porch wrapped around a lot of it, eral hundred feet. ing that he later could never father many years ago. The lap- retor, adjusting the timing on the grandfather’s property was just a but the basic structure remains Sometime roughly around explain. He looked about the strake rowboat was the family spark by placing a lever in the little north of where it had been in active use, and is a favorite 1910, my grandfather John L. launch and everything seemed boat into 1950. By the 1940s it proper position, wrapping a rope described to him, and the cabin family gathering-place. Heathcock, paymaster for a alright, but then he thought that was leaking copiously. string of iron mines around Iron- just to be sure he would inspect Each year all seams were wood, acquired a steel-hulled the engine cylinder. Upon remov- sealed with roofing tar, then the launch that he initially kept on ing the spark plug, visible on top boat was totally sunk in the lake Sunday Lake in Wakefield. of the piston was a very large for at least three days to swell The launch had a one-cylinder nail that someone had dropped in the wood up in hopes of sealing gasoline engine made by the there. Starting the motor would the leaks. In any event, we were Detroit Engine Works that was have ruined the motor. The nail sure a hand-operated water mounted mid-ship. was fished out, the spark plug pump was handy to periodically My mother, about 8 at the replaced, and they continued on bail out the water that leaked as time, had great memories of to camp. They never knew who you traveled, since fixing the being allowed to start the engine, was responsible for the attempt seams was never perfect. which was done by grabbing the exposed fly wheel and giving it a spin. Getting to the family camp at Lake Gogebic in the early days The Fabric Patch required taking the train to the Quilting Headquarters of the North north end of the lake, and then walking the shore line and/or • Choose from over rowing a small row boat kept on 4000 Bolts of the bank of the Merriweather Quilting Fabrics River. The camp featured a platform • Huge Selection of tent equipped with bunks and a Quilting Books & kerosene stove. 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How- Across from the Historic Depot (906) 932-8442 ever, when my grandmother 8 l TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 HISTORY THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Hurley grows in frontier phase from 1880s to 1920 By PAUL A. STURGUL gist Charles Whittle- Special to the Globe sey did an extensive GermaniaHurley’s Minemost famous mine, the Ger- The setting of Hurley, in Iron County, examination of the mania, the creation of the Ashland- Wisconsin, is part geographic, part his- iron-bearing rocks at based Hayes brothers, began shipping toric, part geologic. First a few words and west of Hurley, railroad cars of iron ore from open-pit about geography. and it was he who excavations in July of 1885. Hurley is near Lake Superior, and coined the term Peno- The boom of these years involved both near the westernmost point of Michi- kee — derived from an lumber and iron. In 1886, more than gan’s Upper Peninsula. The eastern Ojibwa word for iron — 2,000 wood-cutters were at work on the part of the Michigan’s upper peninsula to name Northern Wis- range — an area extending from Upson is entirely in the Great Lakes basin — consin’s iron range, to Wakefield. The wood was used for the rivers flow either into Lakes Michi- Paul which is a western local housing and industry — especially gan, Huron or Superior. But parts of the Sturgul third of the Gogebic mining — and also shipped on rail to the western Upper Peninsula, parts of Goge- range. housing and paper industries south of bic County and Iron County, Mich., As a result of a treaty in 1842, and the area. These industries were expand- drain into the Wisconsin River, and thus revised in the 1850s, the Ojibwa ceded ing rapidly in the great boom. into the Mississippi. substantial territories, including the The van Buskirk brothers of Stevens The streams flowing northward into entire Lake Superior shoreline, to the Point established a camp sawmill in Gile Lake Superior at and west of Hurley, Federal government, and much of this and brought north many workers born including the Montreal River which is land later was made available to rail- in Poland. There was also a large the state line, were used by Native roads and other developers and specula- sawmill in Hurley on the Montreal Americans and French fur-traders as tors. River, prominent in the 1886 lithograph routes leading to south-flowing rivers — But the question of the geographic of Hurley reproduced on page 64 of the the Flambeau and St. Croix. extant of the Ojibwa’s treaty rights Matthew Liesch’s “Ironwood, Hurley Thus the western edge of the upper would remain pivotal in litigation in the and Gogebic Range.” (2006). peninsula, and Hurley too, has looked to 1980s and again in this century, in Wis- some degree south to the basin of the consin, in the debate on environmental- Vintage Hurley Mississippi, and the second largest town ism and economic development, a fre- The period from 1885-1890 was Hur- Submitted photo in Wisconsin’s Iron County, Mercer, quent slogan of 21st-century environ- ley’s creation, its vintage. On a Sunday A POSTCARD shows the former Burton Hotel in Hurley. It burned down in 1947. which has eclipsed Hurley economically mentalists being, “Save the Penokees.” in the summer of 1886, 65 freight cars since the 1970s and is on the Turtle Development came suddenly to Hur- stood on sidings in Hurley, mostly mer- She writes: “For the lobby they had She writes: “The building itself was Flambeau. The south-flowing rivers of ley in the 1880s. As late as 1879, the chandise waiting to be stocked, but also ordered made a copper chandelier, for actually red brick — one of the few sub- this area, leading to the Mississippi, area was still a “wilderness” (we should mining equipment. By 1888, there were they still hoped to find copper in the stantial buildings in the town — and the have no big waterfalls, just gentle rapids use that word with caution, but it was four passenger trains operating daily in nearby hills. This hope was never real- wainscoting was of marble and so was — and this makes them tame, good for the word used by local chroniclers in the each direction, making it easy for lum- ized, and the costly chandelier became a the floor. ... The engineers and mining tourists. 1930s to describe the founding of Hur- berjacks and others to access the town. favorite joke in the copper region up superintendents, the lumber bosses, ley, and many people living in the 1930s A streetcar linking Hurley’s Silver around Houghton, Mich.” gathered here. A fine mirror, 20 feet could recall 1880). It was a wilderness Street west to Gile and east to Ironwood Boom and bust long, extended across the bar. On it was Hurley’s historical roots are in the interrupted here and there by small and Jessieville was also in place. painted a woods scene in winter, with boom and bust business cycles of the clearings made by Native American or Iron County, previously part of Ash- ClevelandWithout rocks doubt the most noteworthy deer pursued by wolves. Few barroom post Civil War era. There were two great Euro-American trappers or hunters. land County, became a separate entity guest at the Burton House was Grover pictures graced the walls. No pink- bursts of expansion, two peaks of eco- Ashland was still just a small village, in 1893, and Hurley became the county Cleveland, who stayed there on the fleshed damsels sprawled in oils.” nomic dynamism, in the last third of the with an excellent natural harbor, and as seat. The census of 1890 reported a pop- night of Oct. 5, 1889, eleven months The larger Silver Street establish- 19th century. The first was 1866 to of 1877, a rail connection south to the ulation of 2,655 in Hurley, but the city’s after losing his electoral bid for a second ments operated on three levels — base- 1873, called the Gilded Age by Mark network centered at Chicago. transient population “swelled Hurley’s term. Cleveland was a close ally and ment for gambling, ground floor for Twain. It was a time of unquestioned In the early 1880s, developer F.H. numbers well beyond well those … num- personal friend of U.S. Senator William drinking and selected hot and cold dish- Republican political ascendancy just Brotherton and his Lake Superior Ship, bers,” according to one historian. F. Vilas, a Democrat and Vermont- es, the floor above for prostitution, with after the Civil War. Canal, Railway and Iron Company Another historian, high school super- native who had been in Cleveland’s cab- some rooms also available for short-term This boom was centered on railroad secured a parcel of land on the west side intendent and prominent community inet as Postmaster General and Interior stays. construction — the wealthiest American of the Montreal River, the site of Hurley. leader, J.E. Murphy, lamented this fact Secretary. Wisconsin’s nearby Vilas of the time was Commodore Vanderbilt The idea was a canalization of the Mon- as he wrote in 1936: County bears his name. (born 1792). In 1869, the Golden Spike treal River with a port at its mouth. The “During its early years, Hurley was Cleveland and Vilas were both pro- ForeignHurley, born with the Range surrounding in Utah united the Atlantic and Pacific river falls about 900 feet between Hur- populated with adventurers and tran- business Democrats who favored the it, was a cosmopolitan place, attracting oceans — a great triumph of empire. ley and its mouth 25 miles north, and no sients — men without family or home gold standard. When Cleveland ran many immigrants. At this time the populations of Wis- such canal was ever built, but within restraints. These men gravitated to again in 1892, he was victorious and car- By 1910, almost half the combined consin and Michigan were roughly two years the railroads arrived at the those places which offered recreation ried Wisconsin’s 13 electoral votes, the population of Iron and Gogebic counties equal; in fact in the 1860 census Wis- site from the west, the Wisconsin Cen- and relief from the drab life of the min- first Democrat to carry the state since was foreign-born — 14,780 out of 31,700. consin’s population was larger, at tral from Mellen in 1887 and from the ing and lumber camp. Saloons increased Franklin Pierce in 1852. (The population of the two counties is 775,000 to 749,000 in Michigan. east-southeast via Watersmeet in 1885. in number, and soon the city was con- The hotel itself shared the fate of now 22,300, a decline of one third). This boom ended with a crash — the The lines later consolidated into the Soo fronted with an unsavory condition, many Hurley structures, and burned Of those 14,780, the countries of foreign panic of 1873 — followed by years of Line and Chicago and North Western, which, like an octopus, extended its ten- down on Feb. 2, 1947, as a result of an birth were Finland with 4,440, Italy depression and the weakening, political- respectively. tacles into the social and economic heart overheated stove in the first-floor meet- with 2,650, Poland with 1,460, Sweden ly, of Republican power. of the community, and was impossible to ing room of the VFW. with 1,370 and the United Kingdom The second boom was from the mid- throw off.” Hurley platted (Cornwall) with 930. Note that these — 1880s to the mid-1890s. The big names A town was platted in December 1884 with the exception of Italy — are north- were Rockefeller, Carnegie and J. P. as Glen Hurley, and incorporated in 60 Manysaloons of Hurley’s earliest buildings Building Hurley ern countries with cold climates. Morgan; seven states, including the 1885 as Hurley, named for lawyer The most impressive building of this were saloons. In 1893, the town had 60 The Italians were especially numer- Dakotas, Idaho and Washington, Michelangelo Hurley of Wausau. early boom era in Hurley was the Bur- saloons, which is one saloon for every 38 ous in Hurley. The immigrants tended entered the Union. Politically, the two By 1886, new discoveries of iron were ton House Hotel, described by Wikipedia inhabitants, and the saloons were con- to be male and were usually unmarried. major parties were of approximately being made almost every day in Hurley, as “an immaculate structure, with a centrated then, as now, along Silver In the Town of Knight, which includes equal strength. It is this second boom, Ironwood and Bessemer. In the course four-story frame, containing 100 elabo- Street, just a few yards from the state Iron Belt, 70 percent of all foreign born which created Hurley and formed its of the years 1884-1886, a speculative rately decorated rooms, dining room, line and linked by streetcar to Gile and inhabitants were male, and nearly 40 garish and vulgar and possibly corrupt bubble connected to Penokee-Gogebic café, clubrooms and a ballroom.” Ironwood and, after 1915, to Bessemer. percent of the foreign-born inhabitants character. iron rose to a great height. The market Newspaper ads called it “the hotel The interior walls of a Silver Street were males between the ages of 20 and value of the stocks rose from $1.5 million with a hundred windows.” The hotel was saloon of that era, according to Ferber, 34. Many of these young men lived in in early 1885 (representing three mines) featured in Edna Ferber’s 1934 novel Iron mining would be adorned by mirrors painted to boarding houses, which were numerous There had long been in Wisconsin to $105 million by the end of 1885, with about Hurley. She spent time in Hurley depict virile outdoor winter scenes. One into the 1920s, but less so after that. awareness of iron in the earth, owing in 87 interlocking corporations linked to in researching the novel and saw the such locale in her novel bore the name part to an iron taste and a yellow-brown many mines, some just small locations. hotel, and she was noted for her descrip- Marble Hall. There was a Hurley estab- Editor’s note: Paul Sturgul lives tint in much of the lake-and-stream There was a market correction in the fol- tions of interior spaces. The book’s title lishment with that name on the corner and works in Hurley. To contact him, water and in well water. 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From there, Herschel Walker and Robert Dr. Rosandich went to the Uni- Kazmaier. versity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee The sixth annual ISHOF as the Athletic Director. induction ceremony was held in An astute observer of the Columbus. sports profession, he was very Dr. Rosandich has had a long much concerned with the detri- and storied career in sports dat- mental effect that the franchise ing to the early 1950s. He fights that were prevalent at the embarked up a career as a coach time between the Amateur Ath- in football and track and field, an letic Union, the governing body avocation that eventually had for five major Olympic sports, him named to the Helms Track and the National Collegiate Ath- and Field Hall of Fame. letic Association were having on As a sports administrator, he American sports. This was also served as an athletic director the time that there emerged a within the University of Wiscon- body research, such as that done sin system and then as President by the faculty at the University of the United States Sports of North Carolina, entitled the Academy for more than 43 years. Blyth-Mueller Report, which A highly regarded track coach, proved conclusively the correla- his athletes included numerous tion between the professional Olympic and world record hold- preparation of coaches and the ers. Among these were Bob number and severity of the Mathias, Olympic champion and injuries to athletes. world-record holder decathlete; Rosandich had seen first-hand Josh Culbreath, world record and understood that untrained holder in the 400-meter hurdles; coaches tended to hurt their ath- Al Cantello, in the javelin, and letes, a fact compounded by a Bob Gutowski, in the pole vault. lack of sports medicine (athletic At that time the world was training) available in the country transfixed by the duel between at the time. Concurrently, the Roger Bannister and Wes Santee subpar performance of the U.S. to see who would be the first to Olympic Team at the 1972 break the four-minute barrier in Munich Games highlighted the the mile. While Bannister won need to address systemic prob- the duel, Santee was the best lem with sport in the country. middle distance runner in the The belief became the impetus Submitted photo U.S. at the time and was a main- that launched the formation of DR. TOM Rosandich, right, founder of the United States Sports Academy and a long-time leader in sport and sport education around the globe, is stay in Rosandich’s stable of ath- the Academy in 1972. inducted into the International Sports Hall of Fame on March 4. At left is Dr. Robert Goldman, founder and chairman of the ISHOF. letes. Rosandich believed education The U.S. State Department for those who aspired to a career nation. Rosandich brought to the on the South Alabama campus, in 1986 settled into its perma- building was dedicated by then appointed him as a Sports in sports was the key to solving country a number of national cal- having arranged for the installa- nent home in Daphne, Alabama. Alabama Governor Fob James in Ambassador and tasked him the problems. He turned to his iber coaches in different sports, tion of their first 400-meter all- The campus, which has won 1998 as the American Sport Art with using sport as a vehicle for network of coaches and adminis- while building the first sport weather track, a world-class architectural awards for its beau- Museum and Archives. elevating America’s relationship trators to help bring this vision medicine center, human perfor- sport medicine center, a human ty, also houses the American As Rosandich noted in his with nations throughout the to life. He called upon his col- mance lab and strength and con- performance lab and a fully Sport Art Museum and Archives. remarks to trustees, “I would like world. The appointment would leagues at NACDA to serve as ditioning center in the Arab Mid- equipped strength and condition- Founded in 1984, ASAMA to take this opportunity to thank take him to 43 nations and the first Board of Visitors for the dle East. ing center. The Academy also embodies the enduring connec- each and every one of you for helped to lay the foundation for Academy to develop a curriculum From this start, the Academy launched innovative programs tion between sports and art. your unconditional support that much of the work that the Acade- that could be taught in an aca- has gone on to develop and deliv- such as Operation Bounce-Back, Rosandich built the collection you have given me over the my would undertake in later demic setting. er sport education programs in the first cardiac rehabilitation from a half-dozen pieces into a years, and the opportunity to years. While his first stop was Many of the luminaries in more than 66 nations around the program in Mobile that over the world-recognized museum hous- educate a generation of sports the Kingdom of Laos, the first NACDA went on to become mem- world. It is significant to note years has greatly enhanced the ing almost 1,900 pieces in all professionals. national team he took to an bers of the Academy’s Board of that the revenue generated quality of life for thousands of mediums whose estimated value “It has been a good ride and I international competition was Trustees, a relationship that con- through the international pro- Mobilians who suffered from car- is more than $12 million. It is hope that my bold aspirations Malaya — which was eventually tinues to this day. Recognizing grams conducted by the Academy diovascular illness. thought to be the largest muse- will continue to guide our efforts to become Malaysia. that were he to succeed in bring- subsidized the education of liter- Over time, the Academy out- um of the sport genre in the to create a better future for our The Academy still works in ing his vision embodied in the ally thousands of American grad- grew the facility that housed it entire world. In recognition of students, the Academy, and our Malaysia to this day. Academy to life, he would need to uate students who obtained their on the University campus and the uniqueness of the facility and society.” Following his assignment for resign from his position as Ath- degrees from the institution. the institution moved again and collection, the main campus —Ralph Anasmi the State Department, letic Director at UW-Milwaukee Another significant develop- Rosandich, then an officer in the and focus full-time on the devel- ment that occurred in 1976 was U.S. Marine Corps, served as the opment of the Academy and the relocating of the Academy All-Marine Coach and founded building it into the institution from Milwaukee to the campus of From 1890 to 2017 we have been feeding the men the Marine Corps Schools Relays that it is today. the University of South Alabama at Quantico, Virginia, which Rosandich pursued and signed in Mobile. and women of the Northwoods. Serving old favorites became one of the premier events his first major international con- There, Rosandich continued to and new entrees for breakfast, lunch & dinner. on the track and field circuit in tract in 1976 with the State of grow the institution, both the mid-1950s. Bahrain, a small island nation in through student enrollments and Following a successful coach- the Arabian Gulf. Through this intentional programs, such as ing career with the Corps, program, the Academy under- one that lasted more than 14 • The original building was Rosandich returned to Southeast took the full-charge conduct of years in Saudi Arabia. However, constructed in 1890. Asia, where he was appointed as the national sport effort of that Rosandich left an indelible mark the National Track and Field • In the early years, the business coach for Indonesia. While in was a dairy store, famous for malts, Djakarta, Rosandich spent four years developing the Indonesian ice cream, candy, soda-pop and national teams, preparing them GOGEBIC other sundries. for both the Asian and Olympic Games. —Over the next few decades it During his tenure as the RANGE BANK went through several different ownerships. Indonesian coach, combined with — In the early 1960’s it was known as Bob’s Dairy Bar his earlier experience in a num- www.gogebicrangebank.com ber of nations in the region from • In 1966 the business was deeded to John and Esther Hayes who his State Department days, he recognized the need for these started cooking the famous Broasted Chicken. teams to receive more seasoning in international competition in • In 1990 it came into the hands of Bill Jr. order to successfully compete and Tracy Pallin and was named again the powerhouses of Japan Tracy’s Uptown Cafe. and Korea. Thus Rosandich played a piv- • In 1998 it came under the ownership of otal role in the establishment of Kari Spets the Southeast Asian Games, a quadrennial event that continues —With updates and remodeling in 2000, to this day. Political turmoil in Indonesia it is what we know it today, caused him to leave his post Uptown Cafe. there and return to the U.S., where Rosandich founded Olympia Sport Village in Upson, all the comforts of Wis. At the time Olympia was Breakfast Burgers the only dedicated all-season Serving the Gogebic-Iron Range for all home cookin’ sports camp in the nation. Individual athletes and sports your financial needs since 2002. teams from throughout the U.S. would make an annual trek to Iron County to hone their skills under a coaching staff drawn from colleges and universities Broasted Chicken Soups throughout the country. Also while working at Olympia, he founded the Paavo Nurmi Marathon in 1969, a race that is still run every August in Friday Fish Fry Hurley. 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ALSO The first project he completed Bessemer 906.663.4520 906-932-3321 was the design and construction Ironwood 906.932.7646 AVAILABLE of a world-class cross-country course that has since become the 10 l TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 HISTORY THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM High school boosters honor athletic prowess By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] The people of the United States must really like their Halls of Fame, because Ironwood Area Sports Hall of Fame our country has a number of different types of them. 2006 inductees — “Cutz” Cavosie, Kelly Stempihar and the 1965 football There’s Halls of Fame for beverages, Pat Cvengros, Ray Ebli, “Jocko” Gotta, 2010 inductees — Dr. John Leppi, team. bluegrass, human biology and evolution, Jack Kraemer, “Mertz” Mortorelli, Brad Benton, Joe Gayan, Ernie Kivisto, memorabila, great Americans and many Brock Strom and the 1953 football team. John Komarmy and the 1974-’75 boys 2014 inductees — Harry Peterson, more. But our country seems to hold a basketball team. Kristen Ruppe, Percy Smith, Larry special fondness for sports Halls of 2007 inductees — Bob Black, Oscar Passint, Jay Synkelma and the 1963 Fame. Frangquist, “Peaches” Nadolney, Ann 2011 inductees — Gene Belmas, football team. Both Hurley and Ironwood had been Sommerville, Olaf Vicklund and the Tom Doman, Milt Krznarich Sr., Dave playing some sports for close to 100 1925 football team. Lundin, Larry Tiziani and the 1980-’81 2015 inductees — Lee Belmas, Pete years, but neither community or school girls basketball team. Kopecko, Shawn McMullin, Theron had ever found a way to “recognize” its 2008 inductees — Jerry Cvengros, Peterson, John Serbin, Andrea Smith players, coaches, sports teams, alumni John Krznarich, Wayne Melchiori, 2012 inductees — Michael “Mickey” and the 1943 football team. and boosters for their accomplish- Nancy Osier and Dennis Tiziani. Kolesar, Randy Passint, Scott Paulsen, ments. Darin Laabs, Bob Miklesh and the 1982 2016 inductees — Bill Bassett, Hurley High School Athletic Hall of 2009 inductees — Gary Dravecky, boys track team. Brian Eggleston, Frank “Skip” Gregory, Fame President Larry Erickson said John Miklesh, Tammie (Anderson) Rudy Perhalla, Ingrid Gallo, Frank Hurley first got involved with the idea of Mrachek, Ed Simonich and Dr. Jim 2013 inductees — Joe Johnson, Guy Verbos and the 1960-’61 boys basket- a Hall of Fame in 1989. Sobolewski. Kangas, Joe Pertile, Robert Peterson, ball team. “A group of us used to have gather- ings after football games at the Iron Nechak (1934), Leonard Calligaro to begin making plans for a sports Hall Cvengros, Ray Elbi, “Jocko” Gotta, Jack nominated are from Hurley, but last Nugget,” Erickson said. “Jont Tyson (1939), Robert Rosendahl (1939), of Fame of its own. Smith remembers Kraemer, “Mertz” Mortorelli, Brock year the 1949 Saxon basketball team brought up his vision of a Hall of Fame William Zell (1942), Donald Dick (1943), the group consisting of Chris Wangaard, Strom and the 1953 football team. The was unique and different. Saxon wasn’t he saw at another school. He said it Dominic Moselle (1943), Dominic Gen- Bob Colassacco, Joe Gayan, Ron first induction ceremonies were held at part of the Hurley School District back worked very well. It got started with the tile (1947), Mickey Brown (1947), Fran- Trethewey, himself and a few others he the Ironwood Memorial Building but then.” Hurley Quarterback Club sponsoring cis “Red” Trier (1950), Florian Helinski may have forgotten. Smith said have now moved to the Gogebic Commu- Erickson said there was no set num- the Hurley High School Athletic Hall of (1951), Donald Ferkovich (1953), James Trethewey became the first president of nity College Lindquist Center Courtside ber on how many new inductees can Fame and that’s how it was formed. Langlois (1955), Richard Zell (1955), the IASHOF. Dining Room. enter Hurley’s Hall of Fame each year. “Spring of 1998 was the very first Dave O’Leary (1962), Henry Gilbertson “The group felt our athletes, coaches Ironwood’s induction ceremonies tend Smith noted that IASHOF board induction ceremony and we had it at the (1965), Dominic Sicchio (1970), Gene and teams needed to be recognized,” to be more formal than Hurley’s, espe- members are not allowed to nominate Memorial Building in Hurley. Now we’re Vandevoorde (1970), Steve Erspamer Smith said. “Our group existed for about cially in how people tend to dress. athletes, coaches, teams, promoters or coming up on our 20th year of inducting (1971), Duane Levra (1973), Mickey two years of planning before anything As of 2016, the IASHOF had wel- boosters for Hall of Fame consideration, individuals and groups into the Hall of Gotta (1974), Rita Reader (1978), Jean was done. We worked on things like comed 59 individuals and nine teams as but board members can be contacted for Fame. So far, we’ve inducted 100 ath- Reed (1980), Donald Moore (1986), Sean becoming a nonprofit organization, writ- new Hall of Fame members. nomination papers or for more informa- letes, 20 teams, 12 coaches and seven Boho (1986) and Darla Innes (1988). ing the by-laws and organization of the Erickson said information on nomi- tion on the IASHOF. honorary members.” The coaches were Carl Vergamini Ironwood Area Sports Hall of Fame.” nating someone or some team is posted A worthy athlete, coach, team or Hurley’s first induction class featured (1942-1954), William Zell, (1942-1986) Most of the planning came from in the Iron County Miner newspaper. other individual can also be nominated an unusually large group of 26 individu- and Mario Giannunzio (1932-1973). The group members meeting on a regular “We ask them to fill out a Hall of on the Luther L. Wright website at al inductees, three coaches and the state first team inducted was the 1949 state basis, but Smith said they did a little Fame nomination form with their histo- http://www.iashof.org. championship team basketball team. champion boys basketball team. “investigation” into how the U.P. Hall of ry and accomplishments on it,” Erickson “Any graduate of Luther L. Wright The inductees ranged from the years of Percy Smith, past president of the Fame was run. said. “These can be nominations in the can be nominated,” Smith said. “And the mid-1930s through the late 1980s. Ironwood Area Sports Hall of Fame, said In 2006, Ironwood inducted its first categories of players, coaches, teams once you are nominated, you’re nominat- They included: Ted Gentile (1934), Paul an Ironwood group was formed in 2004 Hall of Fame class of “Cutz” Cavosie, Pat and honorary. About 90 percent of those ed for life.” Ironwood board members have been heard to say we should all give back to our communities and the IASHOF tries to do that by holding its annual golf Hurley High School Athletic Hall of Fame tournament/fund raiser in June each year. The IASHOF then provides com- Athletes munity support to 12 different youth Gilbert Trier, Edwin Sybeldon, Johnny Allice, Paul sports or groups in our area. Not all the Santini, Ted Gentile, Paul Nechak, Joseph Sullivan, support is related to athletics as the Leonard Calligaro, Robert Rosendahl, Joe B. Hall of Fame group gives out a yearly Tomasin, William Zell, Donald Dick, Dominic $500 scholarship to a student from Moselle, Ted Thomas, Eino “Lefty” Martino, Clarence Luther L. Wright. The school chooses Bugni, Matt Anonich, Robert Sohl, Domenic Gentile, the recipient. Mickey Brown, Tony Brunello, Peter “Pupsy” Savant, Erickson said the Hurley High School Wayland “Mop” Baron, Leonard Bartolutti, John Olson, Darin Saari, Sean Boho, Donald Moore, Rod 1949 boys’ state champion basketball team, 1949 Athletic Hall of Fame likes to tie its Patritto, Francis “Red” Trier, Eugene “Smockie” Mar- Boho, Leslie Lauren, Darla Innes, Tammy Innes, boys’ Saxon High School basketball team, 1952-53 induction ceremony in with the Hurley tino, Louis Pretti, Donald Barnabo, Florian Helinski, Nicki Clement, Justine Skoviera, Jon Merritt, Jere- boys’ state finalist baseball teams, 1954 boys’ unde- Heritage Festival in July. George St. Catherine, Robert Johnson, Robert Byrns, my Wicklund, Becky Brackett, Liz Constantini, Scott feated football team, 1964 boys’ state champion ski “The Hurley Quarterback Club starts Jim Richie, Donald Ferkovich, James Langlois, Rainaldo, Kris Valle, Tony Loden, Joe Sargent, Sarah team, 1968 boys’ football team, 1969 boys’ state final- off a big weekend on Friday with a huge Richard Zell, Jerry Morzenti, David Bartolutti, Tarasewicz, Kurt Van Epern, Luke Sargent, Kyle ist baseball team, 1973-74 boys’ state finalist baseball golf tournament and a lot of people com- James Patritto, Jim (Messina) Negrini, David Elsemore, Kayla Anderson, Nichole Mazurek. teams, 1974 girls’ state finalist volleyball team, 1980 ing in from out-of-town,” Erickson said. O’Leary, John Carlson, Rodney “Bunter” Hewitt, girls’ state semi-finalist basketball team, 1981 boys’ “On Saturday morning, there’s an open Dick DeZur, Gordon Gimski, Henry Gilbertson, John state finalist baseball team, 1988 girls’ champion bas- house with the inductees and at 10, Coaches Sicchio, Bob Alleva, James Bertagnoli, Dennis Roy Melvin, Mario Giannunzio, Carl Vergamini, ketball team, 1995 boys’ state runner-up football there’s the Academic Hall of Fame cere- Kostac, Gary Kurta, Tony Rodeghiero, Dominic Sic- William Zell, Gerald “Skip” Wick, James Butterbrodt, team, 1996 girls’ state finalist softball team, 2001 mony and then the Athletic Hall of chio, Pete Aimone, Gene Vandevoorde, Terry Werner, Harold Torro, Vicki Sargent, Jont Tyson, Gary Gian- girls’ state runner-up softball team, 2001-’02 girls’ Fame ceremony in the commons of the Ken Bluse, Steve Erspamer, Duane Gulan, Duane cola, Chris Kelly. state finalist cross country team. school at noon. Then there’s the Her- Levra, Lee Leinon, Dennis Garreau, Michael Bluse, itage Parade, with the new inductees Mickey Gotta, Judy Baron, Michelle Vandevoorde, riding on the floats and a lunch buffet at Teams Honorary Jay Hautala, Edward Kinney, Mary Jo Baima, Rita 1942 boys’ football team, 1943 boys’ state finalist Dr. D. J. Martinetti, Felix Patritto, Jack Gio- the Iron Nugget. Reader, Mike Swartz, Jean Reed, Linda Morzenti, basketball team, 1947 boys’ state runner-up basket- vanoni, Bill Ceccon, Ronald and Jeanie Zanella, Gary “We like it because its like a big Larry Barnabo, Ron Lundgren, John Aijala, Sandy ball team, 1948 boys’ state finalist basketball team, Pelkola, Joe and Bobi Pecotte. reunion with a lot of reminiscing. It’s been very good and very successful.”

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Submitted photo A PHOTO on display at the Mercer Historical Society Museum shows the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet held in Mercer on Feb. 28, 1940. The photo is one of many historical photos kept at the historical society.

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They purchased the Curry south end of the home. was published in the Ironwood Back of the hall is a pleasant House in 2010, but worked on it In the basement, there are Times on Saturday, Sept. 23, dining room and a large for more than a year before mov- new laundry machines, plenty of 1893. kitchen, connected with a but- ing into their new vacation home. storage space, new electrical ler’s and china closet and all There was a lot of work to do to boxes, a new boiler furnace and For over a year past, work- finished in natural oak. make the home livable, especial- water heater, and a hub of wires men engaged in the construc- The second story contains ly with the electrical service, for the security, Internet, cable, tion of a large and sightly four roomy bedrooms finished heating and cooling systems, fire suppression and climate con- dwelling of Hon. S.S. Curry on in natural wood of different security system and bedrooms on trol systems, all with back-up McLeod Street and they are kinds and a fully equipped the second floor, according to power units. now nearing the end of their bathroom finished in natural Raush. Raush said there are multiple work. oak. The second floor has four large cameras around the property, A representative of the The third story contains a bedrooms off a wide hall at the and the electronics can all be con- Times was shown through the servants room, billiard room top of the stairs, again dominat- trolled through his phone. From new residence by Mr. Curry and library. ed by light through the tall Iowa, he can unlock a door to let Thursday. The walls and ceiling of the Tiffany windows. A fifth smaller a construction worker in, turn The first thing that strikes whole house are hard finished bedroom at the end of the hall is the heat up before they arrive the visitor is the large, roomy in white, having no ornamenta- perhaps a nursery or a maid’s and generally monitor the situa- porch that extends along a part tion whatever. room, but there are servants tion. of the front and west elevations. There is a back stairway to quarters on the third floor And what about the future? It is about 8 feet wide and the second and third story, and approached by a broad flight of the basement contains a fully accessed by another staircase. Submitted photo Raush said they plan to retire All the original woodwork KENNETH AND Diana Raush, of West Des Moines, Iowa, are owners of here full-time. steps. equipped laundry, coal and remains in excellent condition. the Curry House, a state and national historic site and home of Iron- “I’m the kind of guy that will The hall is entered from the storage cellars and furnace But Raush said each bedroom wood pioneer Solomon S. Curry, located at 631 E. McLeod Ave. take Ironwood, Mich., over west side and extends through room, all with cemented floors. had just one outlet and one light Miami Beach, Fla., any day, the center of the building. It is The whole house will be switch, and the wiring was old dows with custom made triple- work in progress. The third floor every day,” he said. “It’s in our finished in natural oak and has heated with steam, have elec- nob and tube. So a long process of pained hardwood windows. wiring is still nob and tube and future to retire and move up here an ornamental staircase of oak tric bells and speaking tubes, rewiring the second floor began. Once the second floor became there is other work to do in the full-time. We’re trying to get with three cathedral windows and be lighted with electricity. Wires for cable television and “livable,” the Raush family was servants quarters, bathroom and through some of these capital in the east end that give a beau- The floors are all hardwood thermostats were hidden in the able to use their vacation home. two other large rooms on that improvements and budgetary tiful effect. It is large and with hard oil finish. walls, as well. Each of the grown children level. things while we have the ability roomy and has a small toilet The site upon which it is sit- They also removed and power- has a room. Dustin, 31, lives in Raush said his wife plans to to work.” room under the stairs. uated contains about an acre, washed all 17 original radiators Denver. Danielle, 29, lives in Des have her quilting machine set up And then what? “Quality of In front of the hall is a large and will be seeded and have a from the first and second floors. Moines with her husband, Rick, there. life. It’s all about quality of life,” reception room and parlor, the sloping lawn on all sides. They had never been painted and and children, Kayson and Rea- In 1893, an Ironwood Times Raush said. “I’m of the mindset, latter having a tile brick fire- It is a model home in all its are all back in service as when gan. Kody, 27, lives in Chariton, newspaper reporter who was ‘Work hard, play hard.’” place and mantle. These are parts and furnishings, but none the house was built, except with Iowa, with his wife, Jessica, and given a tour of the home before Raush said the local contrac- connected with the hall and too good for the whole-souled, a new furnace in the basement. children Aiden and Remmington. work on the place was completed tors have also understood that each other by large arches hav- charitable gentleman and fami- Raush added five more radiators While each of the bedrooms wrote that the third floor includ- Curry House is more than a ing ornamental lattice work in ly who will occupy it. he salvaged from an old insur- has ample closet space, the mas- ed a library and billiards room. home, citing it’s historical signif- ance building in Des Moines to ter bedroom has a large walk-in That report reads remarkably icance. work of Gentile Construction, the dining room out to a fenced- boost the heat in the kitchen, closet. There is one full bath on like a current tour of the home. “I really appreciate and Mukavitz Heating, Star Enter- in part of the porch and lawn. basement and third floor. Along the second floor, to go with Raush would like to heat part respect the local craftsmen that prises, Klaus Landscaping and “They’re a Japanese breed and the way they added central air another full bath on the third of the seven-car garage across have stepped up to provide the Digital Security Systems of very social with the other folks conditioning units on each floor. floor, a half bath on the first floor Day Street. comfort, while maintaining the Superior, Wis. and their dogs in the neighbor- Raush said they are some- and a three-quarter bath in the Raush said the kitchen had character. They all put in addi- Raush said their four shiba hood,” said Raush. where in the middle of replacing basement. been remodeled by the previous tional time and effort to respect inu dogs love the place, as well. “There are lots of meet-and- the home’s 51 single-paned win- Raush said the home is still a owners, so besides the additional this place,” he said, citing the They have their own door from greets each time we come.” Settler’s Co-op to celebrate 100th anniversary By JUSTIN LIBERTOSKI become inde- 100 years it has existed, said [email protected] pendent. The Helsius. BRUCE CROSSING — Set- new co-op faced “The return was not going into tler’s Co-op is celebrating its its share of dif- the hands of a single owner, it 100th anniversary and although ficulties early was going to the patrons of the the store has evolved, the princi- on. co-op, the concept being that if ples have remained the same “There were the co-op did well, they could pay since the beginning. tough times a patronage back to the members The cooperative began in 1917 that they who owned shares,” he said. by Finnish immigrants in the incurred early The goal is not the only thing Justin Libertoski/Daily Globe area when they decided to devel- on in which that has remained the same for Jeffrey Cooperative located in Bruce Crossing shares 100th anniversary this year with country of Finland, where op it with the understanding that they had to get Settler’s. Shares could be pur- many of the region’s settlers and co-op’s founders came from. when people come together, Helsius backing from chased for $5 when it began. mainly farmers, they are able to the farmers. Those shares were converted into vices, including a grocery store, and have room to get diesel and will be able to get a loaf of bread save money by bringing their The farmers would sell promisso- equity several years ago, and convenience store, sporting being that we’re in the middle of for 9 cents. purchasing power together, mak- ry notes to be able to get the shares are no longer sold, but goods, clothing, self-serve gas nowhere, there are a lot of The annual membership ing it possible to buy goods and funding that they needed,” said it still costs just $5 to join the station, feed mill, propane fill truckers that are needing a meeting will be held May 6. One farm implements, according to Helsius. co-op, said secretary to the station, as well as propane home refill when they pull in,” said of the board members has a crate Settler’s Co-op general manager, The goal of the cooperative, board of directors, Terry Pert- delivery. The feed mill also sells Helsius. from a long time ago that has Jeffrey Helsius. which is to provide goods and tula. dog food and other pet supplies, The co-op gets travelers stop- never been opened and they will The co-op actually began as a services at the most reasonable Today the co-op has around as well as animal feed. ping by from all over the country, open it at the meeting, said Hel- branch of the Hancock Co-op and and fair prices it can, has rem- 4,500 members and employs 42 “We’re one of the few places as well as Canada. sius. Employees will also be shar- after a year or so, they decided to ined the same throughout the people. They provide many ser- where semi trucks can pull into Helsius is excited to see multi- ing anecdotes from their time generational customers, where with the co-op. families bring their kids there Juhannus, or the Finnish mid- when they pass through or visit summer celebration, will be held and in turn, their children will June 24-25. Finland is also cele- eventually bring their family brating its 100th anniversary We LOVE Spring there. this year and because of this, offi- BEN’S PLACE The co-op also used to have cials decided that they wanted to Stop in for Old Fashioned Your flower destination for several branches located else- hold special events in the United “Hand Dipped” where in Ontonagon County. States. They’ve chosen close to a • Spring Decor • Easter There were branches in Trout dozen cities to hold celebrations Ice Cream Cones, Malts, Creek, Paynesville, Mass City to mark Finland’s centennial Shakes & Sundaes • Mother’s Day • Prom and Ewen. According to Perttula, including Chicago, Seattle and who has been secretary since Los Angeles, as well as Hancock, • Headstone Memorials 1979, the Ewen and Paynesville Toivola and Bruce Crossing, said We are proud to be a part of & More branches were closed in the Helsius. Ironwood’s history! 1960s, while the Mass City and There will be festivities in Trout Creek stores were sold to both Hancock and Toivola on the individuals before they eventual- June 24, and on the 25th, begin- Check out our Daily Specials ly closed in the 1980s. “It’s not ning at 1 p.m., there will be a Monday - Saturday 5am-6pm easy when you’re competing with brass band in Bruce Crossing the bigger stores today,” said from Minneapolis playing Sunday 5am-3pm Stems Helsius. Finnish folk music. There will Helsius became general man- also be Finnish folk dancers from 112 W. Aurora St., Ironwood, MI 49938 Flower Shop ager in 2014. One of the things the Copper Country, as well as a 906-932-5114 stemsflowershopironwoodmi.com he understands as a former formal ceremony of the dedica- 215 S. Lowell St., Ironwood, MI 906-285-7266 health care administrator is that tion of a heritage wall. the seniors of the area, or any The heritage wall will be area that has a small, local busi- made up of squares that people ness, are able to continue to live can sponsor that will include independently. names of family members and “If an elderly person can only the year they joined the co-op. drive 5 miles in the winter, they Kristi Kauppi, Finnish Ambas- can’t go 50 or 60 miles, so a store sador to the United States, will like this helps them to remain be a part of the ceremony to ded- independent and live in the home icate the wall. that they’ve lived in their whole There will also be a screening life,” said Helsius. “Supporting of Kristen Ojaniemi’s documen- local business is something that tary about the co-op, followed by people in Upper Michigan need a reception. to take to heart.” July 1-2 will also feature cele- As part of the 100th anniver- brations marking the 100th sary celebration, the co-op has anniversary of the co-op. A play many events planned. written in the 1800s to promote On April 17, the birthday of co-ops will be performed in a Settler’s, they are going to have a restored barn outside of Trout big celebration at the store. Creek on July 1. On July 2, Set- There will be a customer roll that tler’s Co-op will hold a picnic for McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Inc. every customer in the store that the 100th anniversary from noon day will be able to sign. The roll to 3 p.m. 305 N Lowell Street, Ironwood, MI • 906-932-1141 will then be placed in a time cap- “Our goal is to have some sule. There will also be items on games for kids to play, and some sale at 1917 prices. For example, fun things for people to do,” said Serving Gogebic & Iron County Families for 3 Generations customers with a $25 purchase Helsius. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HISTORY TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 l 13

Ironwood Historical Society and Daily Globe photos THE MAIN staircase in the middle of the Curry House is seen at left circa 1900 and at right in 2017.

Submitted photo ELIZABETH CURRY, wife of Solomon S. Curry, stands in the living room Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe of the Curry House around 1893 after construction was complete, A PARLOR on the first floor of the Curry House includes a fireplace with the original light oak mantel in photo taken March 11. On the mantel are according to the Ironwood Historical Society, which provided the family photos of the owners, Kenneth and Diana Raush. Above the couch is a framed collection of historic photos of the home. photo. DAILY GLOBE

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WHERE A LITTLE BIT GOES A LONG WAY ALWAYS LOCATED AT 118 E. MCLEOD AVE., IRONWOOD, MI (715) 329-1333 ALASKA HOUSE 601 Granite Street, Hurley, WI 54534 14 l TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2017 HISTORY THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Outdated outdoor advertising dots area landscape n Vintage signs painted by local artists By IAN MINIELLY [email protected] The Gogebic Range is a long way from any ancient Greco- Roman graffiti that people love to study for cultural and artistic statements. The Range is not much closer to any Italian fresco painted on still wet lime plaster that draws thousands of visitors yearly or even the much closer Mexican muralism of the 20th century that gained a lot of trac- tion, according to people who know and study artistic displays. However, the streets and bi- ways of the Range hosts its share of art decorations from a bygone era, designed to entice locals into parting with their hard earned dollars for one commodity or another, and likely has more as yet undiscovered displays hidden under siding on old buildings or Ian Minielly/Daily Globe Ian Minielly/Daily Globe that have been painted over. THIS P.K. Gum advertisement from Bessemer’s past still adorns the southern wall of the AN ADVERTISEMENT for Occident Flower is visible on the back of Ramme’s Auto in Besse- According to the Outdoor current McKenzie Talaska law office at 108 S. Moore St. The Proft family originally owned mer. A few years ago when the owners of Ramme’s Auto decided to remodel, they Advertising Association of Amer- the building, according to local historian Randy Broemer. August John Proft came to removed some siding and discovered the old signage, which has held up well. ica at oaaa.org, “wall murals are Bessemer as a pioneer, having been born in Austria in 1870, according to his obituary advertizements painted directly from 1951. While the year of the ad’s commission remains a mystery, residents place it on building surfaces or printed sometime between 1920 and the 1940s. The P.K. is short for Phillip K. Wrigley, chewing on pressure-sensitive vinyl and gum magnate from Chicago, according to wrigley.com. attached to walls.” The idea according to the OAAA is, the signs are placed in locations and of creative sizes and colors in high pedestrian and vehicle traf- fic areas for long-term exposure and advertising. Many wall murals become landmarks and are often pur- chased with special contracts for long-term lease, ranging in terms from months to years in duration. An article on Collector’s Weekly from 2014 titled, “Arti- sanal Advertising: Reviving the Tradition of Hand-Painted Signs,” describes the 20th centu- ry as a time when nearly every business hired a sign painter to attract new customers. Then, in the 1980s, automated cutting plotters began flooding the mar- ket and many sign-makers were stopped cold. Faith Levine and Sam Macon released a book in 2012 titled, “Sign Painters,” which was Ian Minielly/Daily Globe turned into a movie and released RAY BEGALLE painted the Schlitz beer sign on a wall across the parking lot from the Iron- Ian Minielly/Daily Globe in 2014, cataloging the skilled wood Memorial Building around 1948. Begalle, who is about to turn 90, went to work for THIS WALTER Meyer sausage sign is painted high above Ayer Street, on a building west of trade of sign painting with 200 the Elsemore family that owned the Acme Sign Company. Lowell Street, next to the General Tradig Company. color illustrations, capturing the essence of the business and how Occident Flour is a patented it is making a modern comeback. flour used to make white pan With all of that history in breads from ConAgra hard mind, what can been seen in the wheat. According to the area today from the bygone era Gourmetitalian.com website, it is GIFT SHOP and outdoor signage heyday? the best kind of multi-purpose LE FINLA 10 a.m.-2 p.m. flour you can have in your LITT ND kitchen. SchlitzRay beer Begalle painted the Schlitz beer sign on the wall Opening for the Season across from the Ironwood Memo- WalterThe Meyer Walter Sausage Meyer Sausage Wed., April 19th rial Building around 1948. sign on Ayer Street in Ironwood Begalle went to work for the is fading quickly, at least as Elsemore family that owned the quickly as an old sign can fade. It Wednesday and Saturday Acme Sign Company and is difficult to make out the first worked until he turned 65, 25 word due to deterioration, but it years ago. harkens back to a time the Wal- www.littlefinland.org After painting the Schlitz ter Meyer Sausage Company, sign, the company that contract- with locations in Ironwood and ed with Acme asked them to Hurley, employed many in the Stop in to check out the whitewash the wall and mask area and made sausage. The Finnish Gift Shop the sign many years later. The company appears to have initial- whitewash is gone and the ly filed paperwork in March of 5750 W. U.S. Hwy 2, Hurley, Wis. Schlitz sign remains. Begalle 1947 with 1,000 shares available said they used a high quality according to michigancorpo- 715-561-4360 paint back then and the Acme rates.com. Sign Company painted vehicles, gas pumps, bank signs, neon signs, and many more things during his years on the job.

P.K.The Gum P.K. Gum advertisement from Bessemer’s past still adorns the southern wall of the current McKenzie Talaska law office at 108 S. Moore St. The Proft fami- ly originally owned the building, according to local historian ANGELO LUPPINO, INC. Randy Broemer. August John Proft came to Bessemer as a pioneer, having General Contractor been born in Austria in 1870, according to his obituary from 1951. While the year of the (715) 561-4906 advertisement’s commission remains a mystery, local legend www.angeloluppinoinc.com places it sometime between 1920 and the 1940s. The P.K., is short for Phillip K. Wrigley, a former chewing gum magnate from Commercial & Residential Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings Chicago, according to wrigley.com. New Construction & Remodel Pole Barns OccidentAn ad Flour for Occident Flour is Concrete & Masonry Licensed and Insured visible on the back of Ramme’s Auto in Bessemer. Unbeknownst to the people at Ramme’s, a few Black Top – Driveways, Parking Lots and Roads years ago when they decided to remodel, they removed some sid- ing from the back of the building and discovered the old signage. The sign has held up well due to FREE ESTIMATES its being covered for an undeter- mined length of time and kept out of the elements. Doing business for 50 years!