Cloudy High: 40 | Low: 32 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Tuesday, November 14, 2017 75 cents Commission moves ahead with Gogebicrange.net tower plan By RALPH ANSAMI spoke favorably of a plan by classes, to the area. Internet tee recommended the city com- NMU tower some time in the motion that the city move ahead [email protected] Gogebicrange.net to attach fixed would be available to the general mission approve the Gogebi- future, if the NMU tower were to on an agreement with Gogebi- IRONWOOD — The Ironwood wireless technology to the top of public. crange.net proposal, but was con- be approved. crange.net passed unanimously. City Commission on Monday two existing light poles, adding NMU officials discussed their cerned about the aesthetic Gogebicrange.net has been in He noted the commission would agreed to move ahead with a less than 10 feet of height to plans with the Gogebic County impact of a NMU tower of that Gogebic County for eight years still have to vote on a final agree- company’s plan to install a tower those poles. City attorney Tim Board of Commissioners several size. and has branched out to Iron ment, however. on Mt. Zion, but took no action on Dean will be instructed to meet months ago, but haven’t Mayor Annette Burchell said County, Wis. As for placing the In other business Monday, a second request. with the company about working appeared before the city commis- she spoke to GCC President Jim equipment on existing poles at with winter arriving early, com- GogebicRange.net and North- out an agreement. sion about the U.P.-wide plans. Lorenson over the weekend and Mt. Zion, Yuchasz said, “You’re missioners approved change ern Michigan University have City commissioner Jim Mil- The city’s parks and recre- there’s opposition to the visual helping to fill in a dead area orders to extend the date for turf requested to install towers for dren suggested a workshop be ation committee reviewed the aspect of such a high tower on where there is no broadband.” He restorations at five city-ordered wireless service on Mt. Zion. The conducted on the tower issue. two proposals Nov. 6, evaluating the mountain. said township people would be demolition sites under the Hard- city owns the land, but permits The NMU request is to place a the projects based on their recre- Brandon Yuchasz, of Gogebi- served in areas where Charter est Hit grant program. They’re at would be needed through Iron- 190-foot LTE tower on the top of ational impact to city-owned crange.net, told city commission- Communications doesn’t want to wood Township. Mt. Zion to provide internet and property. ers Monday that his company go. City commission members an educational service, including The parks-recreation commit- could locate its equipment on a Commissioner Rick Semo’s TOWER — page 5 FIREFIGHTERS RESPOND Bessemer Drinking Township adds fountain cause two firefighters By IAN MINIELLY [email protected] of LLW fire RAMSAY — The Bessemer Township Board voted 4-0 to By RICHARD JENKINS accept the hiring of two more [email protected] volunteer firemen Monday. IRONWOOD — Ironwood According to supervisor Jeff firefighters responded to a Randall, Lane Peard and Josh report of a small fire at the Suzik were accepted by the fire Luther L. Wright K-12 School department already and with Monday. the board’s approval, they bring The fire, reported shortly the number of volunteers for the before 2:30 p.m., was caused by on-call positions from 15 to 17. faulty wiring in a drinking foun- Randall said he is still work- tain in the second floor back ing on the sewer rates for the hallway. west end and expects to complete “Ironically, we just had a fire the review and arrive at a num- drill about 15 minutes before ber next week. Randall also said this happened. So … all the kids Lindquist Electric notified the just followed all the procedures township it was closing shop as and did everything really well. of last Saturday and he We had the buses here immedi- expressed regret at their closing ately so we could put kids on because of their willingness to buses to keep them warm while come out and work on short we were trying to figure it out,” order, even in bad weather. K-12 Principal Denise Wood- The veterans committee has ward said. “We’re glad it $400 on hand with Stempihar’s Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe in Bessemer for veterans down STUDENTS FILE past fire trucks to return to their classrooms Monday afternoon at Luther L. Wright K-12 School after firefighters responded to on their luck that cannot afford a a small fire in a second-floor drinking fountain. tank of gas to make it to an FIRE — page 5 appointment. The committee will provide up to $50 for fuel only to help veterans. The township voted 4-0 to Does off limits as Michigan, Wisconsin deer hunts kick off strike old language regarding medical marijuana dispensaries By RALPH ANSAMI er, the hunt has changed in out West for other species like Wisconsin Department of Wallenfang said,”For decades from Ordinance 137, based on [email protected] recent years and snow doesn’t elk and mule deer have Natural Resources big game there has been a growing per- After three relatively mild carry the importance as in hunts increased for many area ecologist Kevin Wallenfang said, centage of the total fall harvest winters, hunters are likely to of years ago. hunters. “In 2016, far northern portions coming during the early archery spot more bucks as the gun-deer The danger connected with Because the herd has been so of Wisconsin saw an overall gun seasons. That trend continues as RAMSAY — page 5 seasons open this week in Michi- organized deer drives has been decimated in recent years, four season increase of approximate- more and more people are gan and Wisconsin. lost, but it’s replaced by hazards deer management units in Wis- ly 30 percent, while the total turned on by the early The Upper Peninsula hunt in climbing in and out of tree consin are still designated as deer harvest, including gun, archery/crossbow seasons when begins on Wednesday, while stands. buck-only units, including Ash- crossbow and archery, increased they can hunt for many more Wisconsin nimrods will head for The lack of deer in recent land, Eau Claire, Iron and Vilas by roughly 22 percent.” days and in nicer weather.” Township the woods on Saturday. years has caused many deer counties. Some of the exceptions That’s a bit deceiving, howev- Wisconsin hunters need to The tracking snow is favor- camps in both northern Wiscon- of the buck-only rule are for er, as deer kills in the north are residents to able in both states. With the sin and the western Upper youth, Class A and C disabled still well below long-term aver- advent of game cameras, howev- Peninsula to dissolve, as trips and military hunters. ages. get pared HUNT page 5 — down survey ICE ON MONTREAL RIVER By RICHARD JENKINS 4 sentenced in Ontonagon [email protected] ONTONAGON — A Ewen (fourth-degree.) In a plea bar- IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — resident pleaded no contest to a gain, charges of third-degree While the plan had initially been charge of assault with a danger- fleeing a police officer and oper- to approve a survey intended for ous weapon in Ontonagon Cir- ating with a suspended license township residents, the Iron- cuit Court last week. (second offense) were dis- wood Township Board of Keith Raymond, 29, was sen- missed. Pope sentenced John- Trustees learned Monday the tenced by Judge Michael Pope son to nine months in jail, with price made that plan impracti- to 10 months in jail, with 186 credit for nine months served. cal. days credit. Raymond was also He was also sentenced to pay The township board had been sentenced to 24 months proba- $558 in fines and costs. expected to vote on the planning tion and $1,458 in fines and —A Bruce Crossing husband commission’s recommended ver- court costs. and wife appeared for sentenc- sion of the survey — which is In a plea agreement, three ing in District Court. Kevin part of the state-mandated other felonies, two for firearms Lubenstein, 44, and Shanon review of the township’s master and an assault with a danger- Lubenstein, 40, were sentenced plan — Supervisor Steve Boyd ous weapon count, were dis- on bad check charges. He plead- said the version which is going to missed. ed guilty to three counts of non- be mailed to residents with their In unrelated court cases: sufficient checks, two counts winter tax bills needs to shrink. —Robert A. Johnson Jr., 45, between $100 and $500 and one “The main thing we want Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe was re-sentenced after a previ- count less than $100. He was from people is to find out what ICE IS BEGINNING to form on the Montreal River, near U.S. 51, in Hurley. Recent windstorms have toppled ous charge was overturned on several large trees into the river, making for some interesting formations and the potential for ice jam- appeal. Johnson pleaded guilty ups. to fleeing a police officer ONTONAGON — page 5 SURVEY — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Ontonagon LOCAL OUTLOOK 42/34 Today we will see cloudy skies with a slight chance of chance rain,rain, high temperature of 40°, Bergland humidity of 86%. South wind 11 mph. The 39/31 record high temperatureature for today is 667°7° set Wakefield in 1999. Ironwood Saxon 38/30 40/32 Marenisco SUN ANDA ND MOON 42/34 Bessemer 38/30 Watersmeet Upson Hurley 39/31 40/32 37/29 40/32 Sunrise ...... 7:01 a.m. Mercer Sunset ...... 4:28 p.m. Moonrise ...... 2:45 a.m. 39/31 Moonset ...... 3:08 p.m. Manitowish 37/29 Minocqua NATIONALNATIONAAL WEATHER 38/30 Today Wed. Chicago 48/40 pc 44/34 sh Associated Press Dallas 74/62mc 63/53cl IN THIS image made from video, protesters sing during climate talks at the World Climate Conference in Kansas City 57/49 sh 53/37 sh Bonn, Germany, Monday. About 200 protesters have disrupted a U.S. government-hosted event on coal and Los Angeles 74/61pc 64/54pc nuclear energy at the U.N. climate talks in Germany. The mostly young protesters stood up 10 minutes into ALMANAC REGIONAL WEATHERWEAT THER New York 48/41 mc 45/35 mc the event in Bonn and began singing an anti-coal song to demonstrate against the use of fossil fuels. The Orlando 75/64mc 66/54pc event late Monday was the only one organized by the U.S. delegation at the talks. Phoenix 87/66 pc 68/58 pc Temperature Today Wed. Seattle 49/41ra 45/35ra High ...... 36 Ashland 46/38mc 40/30sh Low ...... 27 Duluth 40/34 fg 36/23 mc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; udy; fl/flurries; pc/partly cloudy; mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Yesterday ...... Eau Claire 46/39pc 41/29sh Precipitation none sn/snow; ss/snow showers; wers; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Escanaba 41/33 mc 40/29 sh 200 protesters disrupt US fossil-nuclear WEATHERWEATHHER TRIVIA MOON PHASES Grand Rapids 47/39mc 41/29sh Green Bay 42/34 mc 39/30 ra Madison 44/36cl 42/29ra Rainfall that appears rs on radar but NewNew F Firstirst F Fullull L Lastast doesn't hit the groundgrou und is called? Marquette 38/30 mc 39/28 sh ? event at World Climate Conference Rhinelander 37/29cl 35/24mc

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. a g g r i Virga. V : r e w s n A Wausau 37/29cl 36/25ra Answer: Protesters drowned out speeches non-renewable sources of energy damage,” as a matter of fairness. 11/1811/26 12/3 12/10 by White House advisers and was only controversial “if we They argue that rising sea levels business representatives Mon- choose to bury our heads in the and more extreme weather will day at an event the U.S. govern- sand and ignore the reality of the hit them disproportionately hard Trump Jr. messaged with ment sponsored at the U.N. cli- global energy system.” even though they have contribut- mate talks in Germany promot- After the singing protesters ed only a fraction of the carbon ing the use of fossil fuels and left, the panel faced largely hos- emissions blamed for global WikiLeaks during, after campaign nuclear energy. tile questions from the audience warming. About 200 protesters stood up about the facts and figures pre- Rich countries counter that WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- ical action committee WikiLeaks “Putting aside the question as 10 minutes into the event and sented to support the continued they are already paying billions dent Donald Trump’s oldest son had mentioned. He also asked to why or by whom such docu- began singing an anti-coal song use of fossil fuels. of dollars to help developing on Monday released a series of the site about a rumor about an ments, provided to Congress to the tune of “God Bless the The event took place as a new nations reduce emissions — such direct messages he received from upcoming leak. The messages under promises of confidentiali- U.S.A.” They were ushered out of report released Monday showed as by switching to renewable the Twitter account behind the began in September 2016 and ty, have been selectively leaked, the room without further inci- global carbon emissions will energy — and to adapt to climate WikiLeaks website, including his ran through July. we can say with confidence that dent. reach a record high in 2017, change. responses to the communica- Trump Jr. downplayed the we have no concerns about these The event late Monday was dashing hopes that levels of the “Without that support forth- tions. exchanges as he released them. documents and any questions the only one the U.S. delegation heat-trapping gas might have coming from the developed coun- Donald Trump Jr.’s release of “Here is the entire chain of raised about them have been eas- organized at the ongoing climate plateaued following three consec- tries, there’s going to be some the messages on Twitter came messages with @wikileaks (with ily answered in the appropriate talks in Bonn. The American del- utive years when they didn’t go real fireworks at the end of this hours after The Atlantic first my whopping 3 responses) which forum,” said Alan Futerfas. egates are being closely watched up at all. week,” said Alden Meyer, strate- reported them. In the exchanges one of the congressional commit- Vice President Mike Pence by diplomats from the other 194 The talks in Bonn, now in gy and policy director for the — some of them around the time tees has chosen to selectively responded quickly to the report, nations at the conference their second week, are intended Union of Concerned Scientists, that the website was releasing leak,” he tweeted. “How ironic!” issuing a statement through his because of President Donald to hammer out some of the nitty- an advocacy group in Washing- stolen emails from Democrat The direct messages had been press secretary that he knew Trump’s announcement that he gritty details for implementing ton. Hillary Clinton’s campaign turned over to congressional nothing about it. wants to quit the 2015 Paris cli- the Paris accord. Participating Formal decisions on most chairman — WikiLeaks asks committees investigating Rus- “The Vice President was never mate accord. countries agreed to keep global issues won’t be taken until next Trump Jr. to push its leaks and sian intervention in the 2016 aware of anyone associated with Before the panel event, the warming significantly below 3.6 year’s meeting in Poland, but to release his father’s tax returns election and if there were any the campaign being in contact governors of Oregon and Wash- Fahrenheit. few want to leave progress until to the site. links to Trump’s campaign. with Wikileaks,” said ington — Kate Brown and Jay Key topics include how to the last minute. Green groups The documents released by In a statement, Trump Jr.’s spokeswoman Alyssa Farah. “He Inslee — said Trump’s rejection measure individual countries’ said it might fall to leaders to Trump Jr. show him responding lawyer said thousands of docu- first learned of this news from a of climate change was “a dead efforts, taking stock of what’s break a deadlock over issues three times, at one point agree- ments had been turned over to published report earlier tonight.” end.” been achieved so far and setting such as compensation for coun- ing to “ask around” about a polit- the committees. WikiLeaks editor Julian “What you’re going to hear the new emissions reduction tar- tries hardest-hit by global warm- Assange tweeted after The today is essentially Donald gets needed to reach the Paris ing. German Chancellor Angela Atlantic report that he couldn’t Trump trying to sell 8-track goal. Merkel and French President confirm the messages but then tapes in a Spotify streaming Developing countries also are Emmanuel Macron will take DAILY GLOBE defended them after Trump Jr. world,” Inslee told reporters. pushing for rich nations to pay part in a high-level event released them. “That is not going to cut it.” Both for some of the devastating Wednesday. “WikiLeaks appears to beguile Oregon and Washington are part impacts climate change While other developed coun- Christmas some people into transparency by of a coalition backing the Paris inevitably is going to have, par- tries reject the Trump adminis- convincing them that it is in accord. ticularly on poor communities tration’s stance on the Paris their interest,” Assange tweeted. George David Banks, a White around the world. agreement, their views on loss Home House adviser who was part of Poor nations see the issue of and damage are largely in step Democrats swiftly reacted to the report, saying Trump Jr. the U.S. panel, said ruling out financial compensation, known with Washington’s. Decorating should provide more information. California Rep. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House intel- Contest ligence committee, says it Judge: Outsider will not oversee Puerto Rico power company “demonstrates once again a will- SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) vise the reconstruction and oper- Taylor Swain said the Financial ingness by the highest levels of — Puerto Rico’s government ations of Puerto Rico’s Electric Oversight and Management Interior/Exterior the Trump campaign to accept scored a big win in court Monday Power Authority after Hurricane Board for Puerto Rico cannot foreign assistance.” when a judge rejected the Maria caused an island-wide unilaterally seize control of the Democratic Sen. Richard Blu- appointment of a former military blackout Sept. 20. The utility has territory’s government agencies. menthal, a member of the Senate officer to oversee the U.S. territo- been plagued by accusations of The ruling was a significant WINNERS RECEIVE Judiciary Committee, said that ry’s troubled power company. mismanagement and is generat- win for the administration of GRAND PRIZE panel should subpoena the docu- A federal control board over- ing only 48 percent of its normal Gov. Ricardo Rossello and others ments and force Trump Jr. to seeing Puerto Rico’s finances had output nearly two months after who have argued that no inde- $ 100 Gift Certificate publicly testify. Trump Jr. spoke sought to appoint retired Air the Category 4 storm. pendent official should oversee a privately to staff in March. Force Col. Noel Zamot to super- U.S. District Judge Laura local government agency. 1st PRIZE:PRIZE: “Our position has been vali- $ $50 Gift Certificate dated and it has been recognized that the administration and pub- 2nd PRIZEPRIZE:: lic management of Puerto Rico $ $25 Gift Certificate remains with the democratically elected government,” Rossello of the week said. It was unclear if the board CONTEST RULES planned to appeal the ruling. • Must live in Daily Globe delivery area. 1990 BMW Board spokesman Jose Luis Cedeno did not return a message • Submit photo to Globe: 118 E. McLeod, K1 Motorcycle for comment. Ironwood, MI 49938 or e-mail JPG Owned by Bob Alexander The ruling comes as Puerto photo to [email protected] Upson, WI Rico struggles to recover from by Dec. 18, 2017. Maria, with many people still The K1 was only made for 3 yrs. Very rare as only without power after the storm • Include name, address, phone & 6,921 were produced and only 10% exported to the e-mail with your entry. battered the island with winds of USA. My bike won best of show at 3 BMW rallies the up to 154 mph, causing the last 2 years. I’ve owned this bike for 4 years. It is a • Winners photos will be printed in the longest blackout in U.S history. Daily Globe on Dec. 21, 2017. stock motorcycle although I added a hitch to pull a single wheel color matched trailer for camping gear. The Electric Power Authority • Entry is FREE is $9 billion in debt and contin- ues to face scrutiny after signing a $300 million contract with Show Off Your This week’s Classic Vehicle sponsored by Montana-based Whitefish Ener- gy Holdings. The contract was Holiday Spirit! canceled Oct. 29 at Rossello’s request but is undergoing federal ENTER TODAY and local audits. Both Rossello Quality Collision and power company director SERVICING CURRENT MAKES AND MODELS OF DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN VEHICLES Ricardo Ramos are scheduled to testify Tuesday at a hearing by 315 W. McLeod, Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-1239 the U.S. Senate’s Energy and Jason Rowe, owner Natural Resources Committee. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2017 l 3 Community calendar 23rd Jack Frost Festival set to begin

Email calendar items and com- merce, 6 p.m., Wakefield Municipal Wednesday with tree lighting in Depot Park munity news to news@yourdaily- Building. globe.com. For more information, Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 the change from Fridays from years past. loaded from the chamber website: ironwood- call 906-932-2211. p.m., Lindquist Student Center, n Annual evening parade The 2017 parade Grand Marshal is the chamber.org. Entries are due by Friday, Nov. Tuesday, Nov. 14 Gogebic Community College. Gogebic Range robotics team. The parade’s 24. Unregistered units will not be allowed to Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 planned for Saturday, Dec. 6 theme this year is “A Mechanical Christmas.” participate in the parade. Complete parade Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Hurley. area74.org. IRONWOOD — The 2017 Jack Frost Fes- “Many of us have experiences with all rules are posted on the website. wood Memorial Building. tival will begin Wednesday with a tree light- kinds of toys and Christmas decorations that The full calendar of Jack Frost events will Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Gogebic County Council of ing ceremony at Depot Park, downtown Iron- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., Besse- have had a mechanical component,” said run until the end of January. In addition to wood Memorial Building. 906-667- mer VFW. wood, at 6 p.m. Meyer. “Whether it was the electric train the Festival of Lights parade, other events 1110. Knights of Columbus Council Special music will be offered by students under the Christmas tree, the wind-up sponsored by local organizations and groups Friends of the Mercer Public 1396, 6:30 p.m. social meeting, KC of Luther L. Wright High School, and words music-box that played carols, or even the will be held, including the “Frozen Rundra Library, 10 a.m., library, Mercer, Hall, Ironwood. of seasonal and festival interest will be revolving aluminum Christmas tree that Run” on Saturday, Dec. 2; a downtown Iron- Wis. Government offered, according to Ironwood Chamber of changed colors according to different light wood “First Friday” shopping and caroling Tiny Tot Story Hour, 10 a.m., Downtown Ironwood Develop- Commerce Director Michael Meyer. “Follow- reflections, Christmas has always been a night on Friday, Dec. 1, from 5:30 to 7:30 ment Authority, 8 a.m., Women’s Wakefield Public Library, 229-5236 ing the tree lighting, join us inside the His- time where both decorating and gift giving p.m.; the ninth annual Sisu Ski Fest; “Fire or [email protected]. Club Room, Ironwood Memorial Building. toric Ironwood Depot for some treats and a displayed an endless amount of constructive On The Hill” snowcross racing on Mt. Zion; Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, mini-carol sing.” creativity — just like the members of the Ironwood Snowmobile Olympus at the Goge- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Aging Unit of Iron County Sponsored by the chamber, the 23rd annu- area74.org. Board of Directors, 9 a.m., Hurley Gogebic Range robotics team.” bic County Fairgrounds; and an annual used Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Senior Center, Hurley. al Jack Frost Festival of Lights parade will Parade float and unit entry registration Christmas tree bonfire. Meyer said a full cal- Elk and Hound. Aging Unit Hearing, 10-10:30 take place on Aurora Street in downtown forms are available at the chamber office at endar would be available on the chamber’s Wild Turkeys at the Library, 4 a.m., Iron Belt nutrition site, Ironwood on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 6 p.m. Note 150 N. Lowell St. They can also be down- website on Wednesday. p.m., grades 2-6, Ironwood Gogebic County Forestry and Carnegie Library. Facts, activities, Parks Commission, 4 p.m., Natural turkey calling lesson, snacks. Call Resources Center, Bessemer. 932-0203. Bessemer City Council, 5:30 HONORING VETERANS Bessemer American Legion p.m., City Hall. Post 27, 5 p.m., American Legion, Friday, Nov. 17 Bessemer. Ironwood American Legion Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 Post 5, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6:30 p.m. a.m., Mercer Senior Center. meeting, Memorial Building, Legion Gogebic Conservation District, club room. 10 a.m., Natural Resource Center, Wakefield VFW Post 9084, Bessemer. Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post, 6 p.m.; Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 lunch, 5:30 p.m. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Gathering, Participating and Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. disability advocacy group, Commu- Emergencies: 715-476-7655. nity Mental Health, Wakefield. 906- Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- 229-6170. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Woodland Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Carnegie Library Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Board, 4 p.m. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Ontonagon United Methodist Church Christian Men of the Northland, basement, next to Holiday gas sta- 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. meeting, tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Golden Dragon, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Government p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Iron County Transportation Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Coordinating Committee, 11 a.m., Government Iron County court house, Hurley. Aging Unit Hearing, 10-10:30 Montreal City Council, 5:30 a.m., Hurley nutrition site, Jan Tucker/Daily Globe p.m., city hall. A LARGE crowd of veterans and their spouses listen to the student speakers after being served breakfast by the students and staff of the Onton- Bessemer Downtown Develop- Saturday, Nov. 18 agon Area Schools on Friday morning. The breakfast was a schoolwide collaboration as the elementary art classes prepared patriotic art work for ment Authority, 5:30 p.m., DDA the walls and tables, the Senior Service Project classes helped set up, serve and clean up after the short post meal program. The group was greet- office, Bessemer City Hall. Community Pickleball Pad- ed by schools superintendent Jim Bobula. The band provided some pre-breakfast entertainment ending with the “Star Spangled Banner.” The Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Pence, dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer veterans then paraded through the halls and were applauded by the assembled K-12 student body. Wis., Town Hall. School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., Gingerbread House Workshop, city hall. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Luther L. Wright K- Briefs Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., 12 School elementary lunchroom, Kimball, Wis., Community Center. Ironwood. Ottawa National Forest Wednesday, Nov. 15 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Gingerbread house celed the NaNaWriMo writing Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. welcomes hunters for coffee workshop, contest planned event originally planned for this area74.org. Thursday. Christian Men of the Northland, IRONWOOD — In prepara- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Sunday, Nov. 19 WATERSMEET — As open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. CST No rescheduled date was Alcoholics Anonymous, open hunters prepare for Michigan’s on the following dates: Nov. 15, tion for the annual Jack Frost announced. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., firearm deer season, which opens 16, 17, 20, 27 and Dec. 1. gingerbread house building con- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Wednesday, the Ottawa Nation- Disease monitoring has test, organizers will host a free Tree of Love ceremonies to DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Church, Ironwood. al Forest has invited them to increased in the Western Upper Build Your Own Gingerbread be held in Northwoods p.m. 906-932-4990. Mercer Health and Wellness ONF officals for coffee and infor- Peninsula due to the presence of House workshop on Saturday, Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- mation at the Ottawa Visitor Chronic Wasting Disease in from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the WOODRUFF, Wis. — The 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- munity Center. Center. northern Wisconsin. CWD is a Luther L. Wright K-12 School 29th annual Ascension At Home- rant, Ironwood. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Ottawa National Forest staff contagious neurological disease elementary lunch room. Dr. Kate Hospice Tree of Love Iron County Veterans Service Wesley United Methodist Church, will be available to answer ques- affecting deer and elk. It causes Children must be accompa- ceremony will be held Tuesday, Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Ironwood. nied by an adult. Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. on the Howard Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 tions about the ONF, as well as a characteristic spongy degener- hunting, camping, firewood gath- ation of the brains of infected One need not attend the work- Young Medical Center campus in Survivors of Suicide, 2 p.m., in p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Woodruff. the basement of Zion Lutheran Bessemer. area74.org. ering, and motor vehicle use on animals resulting in emaciation, shop to enter the contest. Following the ceremony, Church, 932-5718 Monday, Nov. 20 the Ottawa to help prepare for a abnormal behavior, loss of bodi- Entries for the contest can be Mercer Health and Wellness safe and positive hunting experi- ly functions, and ultimately dropped off at River Valley Bank refreshments will be served. “For more than two decades, Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Gogebic County Human Ser- ence. death. on Nov. 20 and 21 from 3-5 p.m., munity Center. vices Agency Board, 9 a.m., Goge- The Ottawa Visitor Center is Voluntarily bringing a deer or or any day after that during Ascension At Home-Dr. Kate American Legion Post 58, 4 bic County Medical Care Facility, open Monday to Friday from 8 deer head to a check station for business hours until Nov. 30 at 4 Hospice has joined with the com- p.m., veterans dinner, Iron County Wakefield. a.m. to 4 p.m. CST during winter testing provides the DNR data p.m. munity to welcome the holidays Memorial Building, Hurley. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 months. on the age of the deer, the loca- For more information, email with an evening of warm memo- Ironwood American Legion a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Michelle Trier at ries, fellowship and sharing at Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 p.m., at the post, In addition, the Ottawa Visi- tion where the deer was taken, treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. tor Center will serve as a deer and a glimpse of the herd’s over- [email protected]. the beautiful Tree of Love cere- Ironwood Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, mony,” said spokesperson Randi Michigan Western Gateway check station during the 2017 all health. us or Niki McRae at Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. [email protected]. Danner. “These gatherings are a Trail Authority, 6 p.m., monthly area74.org. firearm deer season. Michigan ONF officials also remind visi- meeting, Gogebic County Court- Department of Natural tors to the Ottawa that it is way to recognize the pain that Chess Club, 4 p.m., Grades 4 exists in the hearts of many after house, 200 N. Moore St., Bessemer. and up, Ironwood Carnegie Resources staff will be on site to hunting season, so “please wear Carnegie Library board Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 Library. meet with hunters looking to age orange when you are out and moves meeting to Friday a death, and to celebrate the p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., their deer and provide other bio- about.” memories that last. The lovely High School, Bessemer. IRONWOOD — Due to the trees will remain lit throughout Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, logical data. To learn more about CWD, Thankgiving holiday, the Iron- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Ironwood. area74.org. the holidays, as a reminder that Hunters can also submit their visit mi.gov/cwd. wood Carnegie Library Board of Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem Luther- those who have lived have left a area74.org. deer head for disease monitoring. The Ottawa Visitor Center is Trustees will host their monthly an Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Those who check in their deer located at E23949 U.S. 2 in lasting impression.” Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, meeting Friday at 4 p.m. A similar event is planned at p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, will be rewarded with a Success- Watersmeet at the intersection Ontonagon United Methodist Church the Ascension At Home-Ministry Bessemer. area74.org. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- ful Hunter–Deer Management of U.S. 2 and U.S. 45. Ironwood library cancels Government Cooperator patch. For additional information, Home Care office in Rhinelander tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Thursday writing event on Dec. 4 at 6 p.m. Aging Unit Hearing, 10-10:30 Government The deer check station at the call the Ottawa Visitor Center at a.m., Springstead nutrition site, Bessemer Housing Commis- Ottawa Visitor Center will be 906-358-4724. IRONWOOD — Ironwood For more information, call Powderhorn Area Utility Dis- sion, 8:30 a.m., executive direc- Carnegie Library officials can- Danner at 800.234.3542. trict Board, 4:30 p.m., Ironwood tor’s office, 709 W. Iron St., Besse- Township Hall, Ironwood. mer. UW-Superior to hold annual cooking demonstrating Saturday Thursday, Nov. 16 Gogebic County Family Department of Human Services SUPERIOR, Wis. — University of Wisconsin-Superior students Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic County and faculty will prepare various international dishes at the annual ALL ADVERTISING DEADLINES wood Memorial Building. Medical Care Facility, Wakefield. World Student Association Cooking Demonstration event on Satur- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Aging Unit Hearing, 10-10:30 day, starting at 1 p.m. at Pilgrim Lutheran Church. FOR THE DAILY GLOBE vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., a.m., Saxon nutrition site, Students from around the world will demonstrate the preparation Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Wakefield-Marenisco School of dishes from their home countries. With representation from 13 dif- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Board, 5 p.m., school board room, ferent countries with 15 recipes to try, the event will include demon- DURING THE WEEK OF p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Wakefield. strations on how each dish is prepared as well as samples of each 1110. Bessemer City Council, 5:30 dish to eat. THANKSGIVING HAVE BEEN Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, p.m., city hall. The event is free, family friendly and open to the public. Pilgrim Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 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Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 DAILY GLOBE Faith Center, Ironwood. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com Wakefield Chamber of Com- 1110. 4 l TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AILY LOBE Hope on display in Texas D G The first thing I noticed when I recently about. flew into Texas is the flags at half-staff. The Pope Francis visited Colombia this sum- Sue Mizell, Publisher second thing I noticed is churches with open mer, and one night while in Bogota, a group Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor doors. of children and teenagers waited for him as In Dallas, where I happened to be a few Kathryn he returned to where he was staying. One days after the Sunday shooting in Suther- Lopez girl named Maria said to him: “We want a land Springs, a funeral was going on when I world where vulnerability is recognized as walked through the doors of St. Catherine of essential in the human. That far from weak- In Their Opinion Siena Church, looking for a midday Mass. ening us, strengthens and dignifies us. A It was holy business as usual, as it con- place of mutual encounter that humanizes Hunters needed to tinues to be in churches throughout the us.” country, many of them united in prayer with “Vulnerability is the essence of the their brothers and sisters in Christ, who final say, but reason, will, love — a Person. human person,” he responded to her, visibly help feed hungry suffered the largest mass shooting in a And if we know this Person and he knows moved. “We are all vulnerable,” he said, “all church in United States history. us, then truly the inexorable power of mate- of us. Inside, in our feelings, there are many Michigan’s hunters know firsthand the pride and satis- Listening to Frank Pomeroy, the pastor of rial elements no longer has the last word; things that do not work inside us, but no faction of being able to bring home a nutritious meal of First Baptist, the site of the shootings, we we are not slaves of the universe and of its one sees them. And others we see, all of wild game to the family supper table. They also know how seem to see the antidote to evil: The witness laws, we are free.” them. And this vulnerability needs to be hard it can be sometimes to provide that food. of people of hope. Because they’ve encoun- On Thursday morning at St. Dominic’s in respected, caressed, healed as far as possi- Imagine trying to feed your family without the avail- tered redemption, they have a freedom from San Francisco (I was moving around a bit ble, so that it bears fruit for others. We are able means. That struggle – with its stress, disappoint- fear, even as they confront some of the this week), the priest celebrating the 8 a.m. all vulnerable.” ment and anxiety – becomes particularly tough on fami- greatest of human fears. In the hours after Mass said: “This is a safe place, where you Faith and hope mean seeing the world as lies during the holiday season each year, with increased the shooting, which included the murder of can commune with God.” Days after the it is and the human person as it was creat- demands on a household budget. his youngest child, Pomeroy declared an act massacre in Texas, to anyone who just hap- ed, and wanting to love people while helping Nearly 1.5 million Michigan residents – 15 percent of of faith in his most vulnerable state, still pened to be walking in without context, it them reach that same understanding. We’re our residents and 18 percent of our children – live with leading his church with example of trusting may have sounded like an act of defiance or all united with the people of First Baptist the stress of not knowing when they will eat again – of not in God’s providence, telling reporters: “I a tempting of fate. His homily explained the Church of Sutherland Springs in our vulner- having a secure food source. don’t understand, but I know my God does.” significance of the day on the church calen- ability, and don’t we pray to display the dar, marking the dedication of the basilica As we head toward the holidays and the firearm deer Speaking of that Christian hope on dis- same kind of hope in the face of all evil? play in Pomeroy, the now pope emeritus of John Lateran in Rome, the official seat of hunting season, hunters can help make a positive impact the bishop of Rome — the pope. This year, it on this problem by donating venison to a family in need Benedict said in 2007: “It is not the elemen- Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fellow at tal spirits of the universe, the laws of mat- seemed to have so much more added mean- the National Review Institute, editor-at- through Michigan Sportsmen Against Hunger. ter, which ultimately govern the world and ing — about why we have such sacred large of National Review Online and Since 1991, this group has helped connect donors, wild mankind, but a personal God governs the spaces and what they’re meant for: a founding director of Catholic Voices USA. game processors and charities that feed people in need. stars, that is, the universe; it is not the laws strengthening of mission, to show the world She can be contacted at klopez@nationalre- The board of this all-volunteer, unpaid organization – of matter and of evolution that have the why faith is important and what it’s all view.com. sportsmen and women concerned about making a positive difference in their communities – works to coordinate pro- cessing of deer harvested by hunters with local, licensed game processors throughout Michigan. Today in history Over the past quarter century, food banks, pantries and shelters have distributed an estimated 608,000 By The Associated Press pounds of venison donated by hunters. This translates to Today’s Highlight in History more than 3 million meals provided to struggling fami- On Nov. 14, 1889, inspired by the lies. Hunter donations of venison add up to over 20,000 Jules Verne novel “Around the World pounds each year, providing over 100,000 meals. in Eighty Days,” New York World Hunters can donate a whole deer, or a portion, by vis- reporter Nellie Bly (Elizabeth iting a participating game processor. A list of processors Cochrane) set out to make the trip in involved in the program is available by calling the Michi- less time than the fictional Phileas Fogg. (She completed the journey in gan Sportsmen Against Hunger hotline at 1-586-552- 72 days.) 6517 or by visiting sportsmenagainsthunger.org On this date Game processors are reimbursed by the pound for the In 1851, Herman Melville’s novel meat they process. They also work with local food banks “Moby-Dick; Or, The Whale” was or soup kitchens to distribute ground venison. published in the United States, Monetary donations can be made to the Michigan almost a month after being released in Britain. Sportsmen Against Hunger program when purchasing a In 1910, Eugene B. Ely became hunting or fishing license or by making a Help Feed the the first aviator to take off from a ship Hungry donation at michigan.gov/estore. as his Curtiss pusher rolled off a These funds help cover the costs of processing, packag- sloping platform on the deck of the ing and transporting donated venison. scout cruiser USS Birmingham off This year, with the generosity of hunters – and the Hampton Roads, Virginia. financial support of hunters and non-hunters – 32 differ- In 1925, the first group exhibition of surrealistic paintings opened at ent community agencies have received a total of over the Galerie Pierre in Paris. 20,000 pounds of ground venison. This significant dona- In 1940, during World War II, Ger- tion is from just 16 different processors working with the man planes destroyed most of the organization. English town of Coventry. The Food Bank Council of Michigan (FBCM) is an In 1944, Tommy Dorsey and his important partner in the Sportsmen Against Hunger pro- orchestra recorded “Opus No. 1” for 68. Singer Michael Jackson married recession as the nation faced a “fis- Prince Charles is 69. Rock singer- gram, working to distribute donated venison across the RCA Victor. his plastic surgeon’s nurse, Debbie cal cliff.” Israel said it had killed the musician James Young (Styx) is 68. In 1954, the president of Egypt, Rowe, in a ceremony in Sydney, leader of Hamas’ military wing in a Singer Stephen Bishop is 66. Blues state. Muhammad Naguib, was deposed Australia. (Rowe filed for divorce in wave of airstrikes launched in musician Anson Funderburgh is 63. The council is uniquely positioned to help distribute by the Revolutionary Command 1999.) response to days of rocket fire out of Pianist Yanni is 63. Former U.S. the donated venison. Last year, the FBCM’s seven part- Council, leaving Gamal Abdel Nass- In 1997, a jury in Fairfax, Virginia, Hamas-ruled Gaza. Baseball’s Cy Secretary of State Condoleezza ner food banks, distributed more than 181 million pounds er fully in charge as acting head of decided that Pakistani national Aimal Young Awards went to Tampa Rice is 63. Former presidential of food to over 2,800 food pantries in every Michigan coun- state. Khan Kasi should get the death Bay’s David Price in the Ameri- adviser Valerie Jarrett is 61. Actress ty. In 1965, the U.S. Army’s first penalty for gunning down two CIA can League and R.A. Dickey of the Laura San Giacomo is 56. Actor D.B. major military operation of the Viet- employees outside agency head- New York Mets in the National Sweeney is 56. Rapper Reverend Michigan food banks work with Sportsmen Against nam War began with the start of the quarters. (Five years later on this League. Run (Run-DMC) is 53. Actor Patrick Hunger to help bring quality meat to the tables of people five-day Battle of Ia Drang. (The date, Aimal Khan Kasi was execut- One year ago: In his first extend- Warburton is 53. Rock musician Nic in need. Meat contains protein which ranks among the fighting between American troops ed.) ed remarks on the election, Presi- Dalton is 53. Country singer Rockie food items most needed by those without regular access to and North Vietnamese forces ended Ten years ago: Michael Mukasey dent Barack Obama abandoned his Lynne is 53. Pop singer Jeanette food. on Nov. 18 with both sides claiming took a ceremonial oath as the new dire warnings and dark predictions Jurado (Expose) is 52. Retired MLB The FBCM looks forward to working with the Michigan victory.) U.S. Attorney General, five days about his newly elected successor All-Star pitcher Curt Schilling is 51. Department of Natural Resources and Sportsmen In 1969, Apollo 12 blasted off for after he was privately sworn in. A jus- and urged Americans to give Presi- Rock musician Brian Yale is 49. the moon. tice of the peace in Las Vegas dent-elect Donald Trump time to rise Rock singer Butch Walker is 48. Against Hunger to grow this program, so more people In 1970, a chartered Southern ordered O.J. Simpson to stand trial to the daunting responsibilities of the Actor Josh Duhamel is 45. Rock have access to wholesome food. Airways DC-9 crashed while trying to on kidnapping and armed robbery office. Corey Seager of the Los musician Travis Barker is 42. Con- Michigan is home to a proud, long-standing hunting land in West Virginia, killing all 75 charges stemming from a confronta- Angeles Dodgers won the National temporary Christian musician Robby tradition. Last year, more than half a million hunters in people on board, including the Mar- tion with memorabilia dealers in a League Rookie of the Year award Shaffer is 42. Actor Brian Dietzen is Michigan took to the woods during the firearm deer sea- shall University football team and its casino hotel room. (Simpson was unanimously and Detroit’s Michael 40. Rapper Shyheim is 40. Rock son. They brought home roughly 165,000 deer. coaching staff. convicted and served nine years in Fulmer took the American League musician Tobin Esperance (Papa With the firearm deer season again upon us, we urge In 1986, the Securities and prison before being paroled in Sept. honor. Gwen Ifill, co-anchor of PBS’ Roach) is 38. Actress Olga Exchange Commission imposed a 2017.) The prime ministers of North “NewsHour,” died in Washington at Kurylenko is 38. Actress-comedian hunters to consider donating to Michigan Sportsmen $100 million penalty on inside-trader and South Korea launched their first age 61. Country singer Holly Dunn, Vanessa Bayer is 36. Actor Russell Against Hunger. Struggling families across Michigan will Ivan F. Boesky and barred him from talks in 15 years. 59, died in Albuquerque, New Mexi- Tovey is 36. Actor Cory Michael deeply appreciate your generosity, especially during the working again in the securities Five years ago: President co. Smith is 31. Actor Graham Patrick holiday season. industry. Barack Obama, in his first news con- Today’s Birthdays Martin is 26. — Michigan Department of Natural Resources In 1996, Cardinal Joseph ference since winning a second Actress Kathleen Hughes is 89. Thought for Today Bernardin, the senior Roman term, challenged congressional Former NASA astronaut Fred Haise “Rewards and punishments are Director Keith Creagh and Dr. Phillip Knight, exec- Catholic prelate in the United States Republicans to let taxes rise on the is 84. Jazz musician Ellis Marsalis is the lowest form of education.” utive director of the Food Bank Council of Michigan and leader of Chicago’s 2.3 million wealthiest Americans, saying that 83. Composer Wendy Carlos is 78. — Chuang-tzu, Chinese writer Catholics, died at his home at age would ease the threat of another Writer P.J. O’Rourke is 70. Britain’s (c.369 B.C.-c.286 B.C.)

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna 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, NOVEMBER 14, 2017 l 5 December. AREA / STATE Hunt MDNR biologists said the BESSEMER TOWNSHIP Tower number of twin and triplet fawns across the state has increased. Some units in the south cen- From page 1 tral portion of the U.P. will be From page 1 become familiar with the new deer open to private land antlerless 142 Rowe St., 349 E. Pine St., tagging requirements, baiting permits. All other areas in the 249 E. Ash St., 433 Shale Rd. restrictions and tree stand rules. U.P. will not have antlerless and 431 Shale Rd. Hunters are reminded regis- licenses available. The original completion date tering their deer is required by 5 There should be increases in for Snow Country Contracting of p.m. the day following recovery. 1.5- and 2.5-year-old deer classes Nov. 15 for the restoration work Wisconsin hunters are no in the U.P. The largest bucks was extended 17 days into next longer required to validate paper typically come from agricultural spring. carcass tags or attach them to areas, but nice bucks also are The only new commissioner to harvested deer. It is also no taken from forested areas where be sworn into office Monday was longer required to keep the tag access is limited and they have Joseph Cayer Jr., who replaces with the meat, however hunters the opportunity to grow older. Brandon Tauer, who did not must carry at least one form of The Michigan DNR encour- seek re-election. proof of a deer tag. Hunters may ages all hunters to voluntarily Mayor Burchell said she was show proof of having a valid, take deer to the nearest check honored to be re-elected and wel- unfilled deer tag by providing a station to help with disease comed Cayer back to the com- conservation warden with a Go surveillance. In addition, big- mission. Wild card, an authenticated driv- game hunters who travel outside Ian Minielly/Daily Globe Tim Dean was reappointed er’s license, paper copies, or an of Michigan should be aware of BESSEMER TOWNSHIP board members discussing the agenda Monday evening in Ramsay. From the left are city attorney, Karen Gullan electronic copy on their cell new regulations restricting the Beverly Ikola, Debbie Janczak, Jeff Randall, and Jerry Grenfell. The board accepted two more volunteers to clerk, Dennis Hewitt assessor- phone. Even with electronic importation of harvested cervids. the fire department, making the total number of volunteers available to the community to 17. building inspector, Scott Erick- forms of proof of deer tags avail- The DNR’s Wakefield deer son city manager and Paul Linn able, hunters will need the check station is located on East bring it under advisement and are involved with marijuana, it treasurer. unique tag number to begin the U.S. 2, while a Watersmeet Ramsay discuss whether to authorize any smells much like skunk, there is In other business, the com- harvest registration process. check station will be set up at the of the five possible marijuana- excessive traffic from people out mission purchased a one-ton Bucks should be on the move Ottawa National Forest Visitors related businesses within the of town, and “they seem to have Ford four-wheel drive truck for township. no respect or consideration for throughout the area, as the rut Center, near the intersection of From page 1 the department of public works will be in full swing. Michigan U.S. 45 and U.S. 2. Under the 2016 law, munici- others.” from Ashland Ford Chrysler for DNR biologists said does that are There’s a chance of snow for the recommendation of its attor- palities can authorize the open- James Cronk said he believes $38,866. not bred during the primary rut, both Friday and Saturday, with ney due to the use of “dispen- ing of production, dispensing, legalized recreational use facili- or fawns unable to put on enough milder temperatures than sary” in the zoning language. processing, storage and trans- ties will eliminate smaller grow weight, are likely to be receptive November has produced so far. The public hearing on the recom- portation, or testing within the operations and dispensaries to breeding about a month later. The average temperature for the mended change was held Sept. confines of their borders, or if the and that under the new law, The second season breeding month in Ironwood is about 10 19, which gave residents more township does nothing to address law enforcement has greater Fire activity often occurs in mid- degrees below the 116-year norm. than the required 30 days for the law, marijuana facilities will authority to enforce regula- public comment, input, or ques- not be authorized. tions. tions regarding the change. During the public hearing on The township voted to main- From page 1 requires public input, it doesn’t When asked if the township is repealing the use of the word dis- tain its current health care and Survey specify a survey is necessary. going to address the new Medi- pensary in the zoning regula- to financially support the fire resolved to a good end.” In other action: cal Marihuana Facilities Licens- tions, Larry Heathman said he is department’s dinner at the Ore Woodward said the students —Boyd reported the Lake ing Act, which goes into effect against any marijuana facilities House in Ramsay on Dec. 2. The weren’t in any danger during the Road spring continues to test Dec. 16, Randall said the plan- in the township. Heathman said usual bill for the dinner is $1,200 fire and praised the district’s From page 1 positive for coliform and negative ning commission is going to people of “undesirable character” every year. new security monitoring system, their opinions are on the whole for E. coli. Boyd said the results which allowed fire department marijuana issue,” Boyd said. “I weren’t a surprise as this has and district officials to review think we’re looking at doing a been the result since testing the security tapes to pinpoint the one-page tri-fold — send it out, began during the summer of problem. you can fold it (and) … they can 2016. The township continues to Enbridge Energy: More gaps found in pipeline’s coating Woodward said smoke and either put a stamp on it or drop it advise against drinking the flames were visibly coming out of LANSING — The state of tal Quality and co-chair of the “A year ago, Enbridge said off here either way.” water while letting the spring the bottom of the drinking foun- Michigan Monday called on PSAB. “It is essential that we there were no coating gaps in the Boyd said the single page run for residents to collect for tain. Enbridge Energy to give the get adequate and accurate Straits pipeline. Now, there are would also include a link to a web- other reasons. In addition to the fortuitous Pipeline Safety Advisory Board information from Enbridge to dozens. When will we know the site with the original five-page —The board approved a res- timing with the fire drill, super- a full accounting of the status of allow the state to continue our full accounting of what Enbridge survey people could also fill out. olution updating the cost select intendent Tim Kolesar said the the Line 5 pipeline in light of pursuit of protecting the Great knows about Line 5?” said He explained the larger sur- taxpayers pay for street lights fire alarm actually went off new information released by Lakes.” Valerie Brader, executive direc- vey would have cost too much to on their roads. According to the while he was on the phone with Enbridge that additional coating Besides ordering the presen- tor of the Michigan Agency for print and mail, and the township information presented to the someone from the district’s gaps were discovered during the tation, the state said it will bring Energy and co-chair of the PSAB. didn’t send enough bulk mailings board; the new rates are $23.55 booster club regarding the pur- company’s most recent inspec- on additional technical expertise “I sincerely hope there are no to make that a viable option. for the 20 Jackson Road cus- chase of a new drinking fountain tion of the dual pipelines in the to evaluate the information more surprises when Enbridge The last review of the master tomers, $30.39 for the 31 Lake — with an attachment for filling Straits of Mackinac. Enbridge is to provide about the gives their presentation to the plan several years ago also Road customers and $12.98 for water bottles — for the school. Enbridge must give the pre- condition of the pipeline that was PSAB in December. We and the included an online survey, how- the 127 Sunset Road cus- “She was calling to say they sentation at the PSAB’s meeting built in 1953. A 4.5-mile section people of Michigan deserve noth- ever, less than 50 people tomers. met and they want to put a on Dec. 11 in Lansing about all of the line from Superior, Wis., to ing less, and the state will be responded and the method skews —The board also approved a brand new water fountain right the findings it has made about Sarnia, Ontario, runs beneath bringing on additional experts to the data toward those with com- budget resolution adding an there,” Kolesar said laughing. the pipeline’s condition, that of the Straits of Mackinac within examine Enbridge’s information puters. additional $10,975 to township “That’s the one they wanted to its protective coating and an easement issued in 1953 by and challenge it where neces- The hope is the paper copy revenues and $2,375 to its replace.” anchors, results of its video the state of Michigan. sary.” will allow more people to answer expenses. The amendments are inspections, automated in-line the most important questions come as the fiscal year winds tests, and recent hydrostat and TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 14, 2017 and also direct people to the down and the township can biota testing. more in-depth digital survey. adjust its initial budget projec- 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 The new information comes The Flash Artifact collec- DC’s Legends of Tomor- Page Six TV Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement Engagement The King of The survey looks at views on tions in line with what was actu- # after the state requested inspec- CW KDLH tors are attacked. (TVPG) row “Helen Hunt” (TV14) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) Queens ’ land-use in the township so any ally spent and brought in. tions of each of the anchor loca- NCIS “Voices” (N) ’ Bull Bull sues a drug com- NCIS: New Orleans “Sins Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James changes in public opinion can be —The board authorized the % CBS WJMN (TVPG) (CC) (DVS) pany. 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Hillcrest Ave., Bessemer, MI 49911 PREMIUM 6 l TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2017 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HEALTH Vietnam veterans hope for movement on VA’s Fewer heart surgery patients exposed to blood transfusions Agent Orange policy ANAHEIM, Calif. — Not as M.D., a past president of AHA immune system may also react or death were roughly the same lead to less blood being taken WASHINGTON — The many heart surgery patients and medical director of Chris- badly to a transfusion, as if it for both groups — 11.4 percent from the blood supply, a cost-sav- national president of Vietnam may need to be exposed to the tiana Care’s Center for Heart & were rejecting a transplant, he for the restrictive group com- ing approach, according to Veterans of America, John potential dangers of blood trans- Vascular Health in Wilmington, said. pared with 12.5 percent in the Mazer. Although the researchers Rowan, is hopeful Veterans fusions, according to a new study Delaware, who wasn’t involved The study included 4,860 liberal group. did not do a formal cost analysis, Affairs Secretary David Shulkin that researchers say may change in the study. patients in 19 countries. The Hemoglobin levels can drop Mazer said it has been estimated will soon move ahead with get- current practice. The study, presented Sunday average age of patients was 72, due to bleeding during heart that the costs associated with ting veterans help with dealing About half of all heart surgery at the American Heart Associa- and two-thirds were men. surgeries such as bypass proce- each unit of blood is about $1,100 with the effects of exposure to patients receive blood transfu- tion’s Scientific Sessions, looked Half of patients were given dures, valve replacements and — putting the cost difference Agent Orange. sions, but until now surgeons at two approaches to blood trans- “restrictive” transfusions when aneurysm repairs. Drops also between the liberal and “We call upon Secretary and anesthesiologists have fusions based on hemoglobin lev- hemoglobin fell below 7.5 grams occur when a heart-lung bypass restrictive strategies for blood in Shulkin to delay no further and lacked strong evidence to guide els: liberal strategies that give per deciliter either during machine temporarily takes over this study alone at about $3 mil- to act on the National Academy how low to let blood oxygen levels patients a transfusion sooner — surgery,in the intensive care unit for the heart during certain surg- lion. of Science’s findings by adding go before giving transfusions. potentially exposing them to a or in the hospital ward. The eries. General, orthopedic and heart bladder cancer, hypothyroidism, Hemoglobin levels indicate higher risk of infection and other half got transfusions soon- An important consideration surgeries use about 20 percent of Parkinson’s-like symptoms, how much oxygen can be carried inflammation from blood trans- er, under the “liberal” strategy with blood transfusions is the the U.S. blood supply, according hypertension and stroke to the in the blood, and are carefully fusions — and restrictive strate- that triggered transfusions when blood supply, according to the to a 2011 report from the U.S. service-connected, presumptive monitored during heart surgery. gies that result in fewer transfu- hemoglobin levels fell below 9.5 study. Department of Health and list for those who served in Viet- When levels drop to a certain sions but that might reduce the during surgery or in the ICU, or Projections suggest there will Human Services. The Society of nam and elsewhere in the South- level, patients may receive red needed oxygen to body tissues by below 8.5 in the hospital ward. be a significant lack of adequate Thoracic Surgeons reported car- east Asia Theater of operations,” blood cell transfusions. delaying transfusions. Waiting to give transfusions blood supply in the future, diac surgeries alone use 10 per- said Rowan. But how low to let hemoglobin “The risk [of transfusions] is until the hemoglobin level according to Frank Sellke, M.D., cent to 15 percent of the blood The National Academy of levels go before starting a trans- low, but it’s not zero,” said the reached a lower level didn’t chief of cardiothoracic surgery at supply. Medicine’s “Veterans and Agent fusion has been controversial, study’s lead investigator C. appear to be any worse than the the Lifespan Hospitals in Provi- Yet Gardner said a change to Orange Update 2014” was investigators said. David Mazer, M.D., a professor liberal approach of giving trans- dence, Rhode Island, who wasn’t a more conservative transfu- released in March 2016. “It’s a topic that’s been vexing in the Department of Anesthesia fusions sooner. The combined involved in the study. sion strategy will not significant- It called for upgrading the to surgeons and anesthesiolo- at the University of Toronto in cases of heart attack, stroke, new The restrictive waiting ly impact the nation’s blood sup- status of bladder cancer and gists,” said Timothy J. Gardner, Ontario, Canada. The body’s kidney failure requiring dialysis, approach to transfusions could ply. hypothyroidism to the limited- suggestive category of associa- tion, clarified that individuals Veterans hospital takes wellness approach to combat health problems with Parkinson’s-like symptoms PLANNINGPLANNIN NG A SURGERY?SUR GGER RY Y? without other known etiology COLUMBIA, Mo. — Opioid are some of the most common health coaches at the veterans should be included in the pre- addiction, heart disease and health issues among veterans, hospital. Villa Maria Health & Rehabilitation Center will sumption for Parkinson’s dis- post-traumatic stress disorder and Truman Veterans’ Hospital That system’s central focus ease, and supported earlier deci- assist you in a speedy recovery with our in Columbia is increasingly find- has long been prescribing medi- professional rehabilitation  staff. Our Benefit sions not yet recognized by the ing that the path to recovery for cations. But that doesn’t take in VA about the presumptive condi- Specialist will meet  with you to assist  with AUKEE veterans is through wellness. the big picture — the mental,    tions of hyertension and stroke. any insurance questions, and financial planning. CHIROPRACTIC The veterans hospital has physical and spiritual health of “While we are disappointed Natural, Safe, Drug Free, been doing wellness for five the veteran. with VA Secretary Shulkin’s AFFORDABLE Chiropractic years. But last year, it brought “You’re your best advocate,” &DOO0RQGD\)ULGD\ULGD\\ 0DDP²P ²0SSPP delay in announcing his inten- Care, We Correct CAUSES, together the pieces, formalized Jobe said. tions, we are heartened by his IRUPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQRUWRDUUDQJHDPDWLRQ RU WR D–UUDQJH D its efforts and named it the Inte- It’s not just about educating Rather Than Treat Symptoms. 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In the end, what administration on the next steps VILLA MARIAM • WI Medicaid And Most veterans hospital brought on the health coaches hope the pro- HealthHealth & RehabilitationRehabbilitation CenterCenter Other Insurances in the process,” said Rowan. • M three new health coaches as part gram looks like is this: A veteran Med “Our Vietnam veterans have A DivisionDivision of AvantiAvantti HeHealthalth SySystemsstems Call To Schedule An of the program for a grand total goes to see a physician who been very patient, but as each Call T Appointment Today! 9,//$'5,9(‡+85/(<:,6&216,19,//$ '5,5 ,9( ‡ +85/5/(<< :,6&216,1 of four full-time staff — soon to refers him or her to the program. day passes, they are growing )$0,/<2:1(' 23(5$7(')$0,//<<2:1(' 23(5$7(' (906) 932-7411 be five. The veteran goes to coaching ses- rapidly less so. We are losing Know All Options Available Franz E. Aukee, DC “Our biggest challenge is sions and then returns to the Jennifer Rye, CSW (715) 56561-320061-3200 Office Hours: over 500 a day, many of them To You Before Your Surgery VILLA MARIAM changing a 100-year-old system,” physician with a personalized HealthHealth & RehabilitationRehabbilit ation CenterCenter 200 East Ayer Street Mon.-Thurs. 8-5 6 from conditions associated with Ironwood, MI Fri. 8-12 said Jeremy Jobe, one of the new health plan. exposure to dioxin.”

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Friday morning, Nov. 10, 2017, at Essentia (Jon) Pekkarinen, Waukegan; She was born July 13, 1933, in Milwaukee, to her father, calls grow Health St. Mary’s Medical Center in Duluth, five grandchildren, Elisa Wenzel Bochek, and mother, Irene (Kihslinger) Bochek. with his loving wife, Jeanne, by his side. Miller (Brandon), Jake WASHINGTON (AP) — A sec- Donna was a dedicated military spouse to her husband of 56 ond woman abruptly emerged Kenn was born Oct. 29, 1940, in Kenosha, Guadramma, Isabel years, Robert James Tourville, and mother to six children. Wis., son of the late Francis and Elsie (Larsen) Guadramma, Valeria Corrales Monday to accuse Roy Moore of Donna was a retired LPN of 22 years, having worked at both sexually assaulting her as a Miller, and attended Waukegan and Highland and Martin Lucas Corrales, Grand View Hospital and Gogebic County Park, Ill., schools. He served a butcher all of Phoenix; a great-grand- teenager in the late 1970s, this Medical Care Center. She was an active volun- time in a locked car, further roil- apprenticeship in Chicago and became a jour- son, Luke; stepson, Kevin Dil- Kenneth J. teer in her community with multiple philan- ing the Alabama Republican’s neyman butcher at Jewel Tea Co. He then ‘Kenn’ Miller low, Wakefield, Mich.; numer- thropic organizations. candidacy for an open Senate 1940 — 2017 attended the Tool & Die Institute of Chicago ous nieces and nephews; Donna was a loving and caring mother, seat. Leaders of Moore’s own for four years and served an apprenticeship at brothers-and sisters-in-law, David Syreini, grandmother and friend to many who always party intensified their efforts to Kleinschmidt Laboratory in Deerfield, Ill. He Bowling Green, Fla., Ken Syreini (Joy), and went above and beyond to help others in times push him out of the race. worked as a tool and die maker in Morton Doug (Carol) Syreini, all of Fort Myers, Fla., of need. She was a talented seamstress who Anticipating a tearful Beverly Grove, Ill., Antioch, Ill., Southfield, Mich., and and Margie (Roy) Pohjola, Wakefield; and his loved crafting, baking and travel. She traveled Young Nelson’s allegations at a Gurnee, Ill., then opened his own tool and die faithful Black Lab, Job. and lived around the world and settled in New York news conference, business in Waukegan in 1979. Moving to Besides his parents, Kenn was preceded in Bessemer with her family in 1972. Moore’s campaign ridiculed her Erwin Township in 1988, he continued operat- death by a brother, Richard; sisters, Frances She was predeceased by her parents, hus- Donna Elaine attorney, Gloria Allred, before- ing his business until 1999. Elkin and Patricia Berry; and nephew, David Tourville hand as “a sensationalist leading band Robert J Tourville; brother, Eugene 1933 — 2017 Kenn and Jeanne cruised the Caribbean, Lee McCray. Bochek, and sister, Joyce Berns. a witch hunt.” The campaign the Florida Keys and up the eastern seaboard Out of respect for his wishes, cremation has She is survived by her brother, Robert Bochek; children, said Moore was innocent and in their sailboat, and also served in the Peace taken place. Marc (Camille) Tourville, Scott Tourville, Todd Tourville, Dale “has never had any sexual mis- Corps in Haiti and Jamaica for several years. A memorial service in celebration of Kenn’s (Melissa) Tourville, Joel (Dixie) Tourville and Anne (Michael) conduct with anyone.” He insist- ed he was in the race to stay. Both born-again Christians, they enjoyed mis- life will be held Saturday, Nov. 18, at 11 a.m., Thurston; 15 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, and In the latest day of jarring sion trips to Belize, the Bahamas and China. preceded by visitation at 10 a.m., at the Apos- many nieces and nephews. Kenn loved to fish, was an avid reader, and tolic Lutheran Church in Ironwood, with Pas- events, Senate Republican lead- Per her wishes, Donna has been cremated. er Mitch McConnell and Moore bowled in Range area leagues over the years. tor Bruce Estola officiating. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Sebas- He was also a wonderful cook and griller and Luncheon will follow in the church fellow- essentially declared open war on tian Catholic Church on Monday at 10 a.m. Rev. Dominic each other. McConnell said the loved being with family. He was a member of ship hall. Agyapong will be the celebrant. Donna’s family will receive the Apostolic Lutheran Church in Ironwood Arrangements have been entrusted to McK- former judge should quit the relatives and friends one hour prior to the service at the race over a series of recent alle- and the Christian Men’s Association. evitt-Patrick Funeral Home and Cremation church on Monday. A luncheon will follow in the parish hall. gations of past improper rela- Services of Ironwood. Condolences may be He married the former Jeanne Syreini in Range Funeral Service and Crematory, Frick-Zielinski tionships with teenage girls. No, Las Vegas. She survives. expressed online at mckevittpatrickfuneral- Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. To said Moore, the Kentucky sena- Also surviving are three daughters, home.com. send online condolences, visit rangefuneralservices.com. tor is the one who should get out. Dennis Leigh Chartier Jr. Cory Gardner of Colorado, Bernice Kobesko who heads the Senate GOP’s ASHLAND, Wis. — Dennis Leigh Chartier Jr., aunts and cousins survive. campaign organization, said not 37, of Ashland, formerly of Bessemer, Mich., passed He was preceded in death by IRONWOOD, Mich. — Bernice “Bee” Kobesko, 88, was only should Moore step aside but away unexpectedly on Friday, Nov. 10, 2017, in his father, Dennis L. Chartier called home to be with the Lord, Nov. 1, 2017. if he should win “the Senate Ashland. Sr., on April 7, 2003; maternal Bernice was born July 22, 1929, to Paimo and Mary (Crisch) should vote to expel him because He was born Jan. 3, 1980, in Hibbing, Minn., son grandparents, Sherman and Ciarrachi in Elmhurst, Ill. he does not meet the ethical and of Dennis Sr. and Gina (Hart) Chartier. Dennis Gerry Hart; and paternal grand- Bee married Frederick Kobesko on Feb. 28, 1965. They later moral requirements of the Unit- attended schools in Middletown, R.I., and Besse- parents, Bill and Maureen divorced. ed States Senate.” mer. He received an Automotive Mechanic Certifi- Chartier. She is survived by a daughter, Cherece (John) Voit; and a McConnell took a remarkably personal swipe at his party’s cate from Gogebic Community College in Ironwood, A Mass of Christian Burial son, Christopher (Loretta) Kobesko; as well as her adopted candidate for a Senate seat the Mich. will be celebrated on Saturday at grandchildren and her many friends. Dennis was employed locally at Big Powderhorn the St. Sebastian Catholic GOP cannot afford to lose. “I Dennis Leigh Bee was the sweetest, kindest and most lov- believe the women,” he said, Lodging Association as a reservationist. He was a Church in Bessemer at 10 a.m. ing mom. Her children were her world, and she cook at various restaurants in the area and an auto Chartier Jr. Rev. Dominic Agyapong will be marking an intensified effort by 1980 — 2017 was always there for them. leaders to ditch Moore before a mechanic at the Spur Gas Station in Ironwood. He the celebrant. Dennis’s family She enjoyed going for walks, shopping at enjoyed working on cars. His truck was his biggest will receive relatives and friends from 5 until 7 Dec. 12 special election that has Vinnie’s, and doing crossword puzzles in her passion, along with snowboarding. p.m. at the Frick Zielinski Funeral Home, 304 S. swung from an assured GOP vic- He is survived by his mother, Gina Hart, of Sophie St., in Bessemer on Friday. spare time. She also worked at Rigoni’s Bak- tory to one that Democrats could Bessemer; a sister, Christy (Jason) Olberding, a Cremation will take place. ery, and several large factories in Chicago after conceivably swipe. niece and goddaughter, Avery Olberding, a Spring inurnment will take place in the Hill- World War II. Moore, an outspoken Chris- nephew, Isaac Olberding, all of Marion, Iowa; his crest Cemetery. Bee was a woman of immense faith in the tian conservative and former Lord and attended church until she wasn’t able state Supreme Court judge, uncles, Hunter (Bonnie) Chartier and Gordon Range Funeral Service & Crematory, Frick- Bernice ‘Bee’ fired back at McConnell on (Dawn) Hart; and his aunts, Nancy (Wayne) Gross, Zielinski Funeral Home of Bessemer has been to. She then prayed daily for those she loved. Kobesko Carrie Hall, Jane Hart and Cindy Chartier. Also entrusted with funeral arrangements. Out of Bee’s wishes, cremation has taken 1929 — 2017 Twitter. surviving is Dennis’s best friend and buddy, Fred To view this obituary and make online condo- place. There will be a burial in the spring at “The person who should step (Sara) Cattelan, of Ironwood. Numerous uncles, lences visit rangefuneralservices.com. the cemetery she loved to walk at. aside is @SenateMajLdr Mitch Bee’s daughter wishes to thank her friends who checked on McConnell. He has failed conser- her daily, especially Jeanne, who lived down the hall, and her vatives and must be replaced. Alvin Pletzke best friend of many years, Carol Benny. #DrainTheSwamp,” Moore We can hardly believe you left us. The last year, you fought wrote. BRUCE CROSSING, Mich. — Alvin “Cap- He guided bear hunters for many years and so hard and made us prouder than you will ever know. You Nelson’s news conference tain Al” Pletzke, 79, of Bruce Crossing passed operated Captain Al’s Karaoke, bringing showed us how to be selfless and be giving of ourselves came after that exchange and injected a new, sensational accu- away at his home Nov. 10, 2017. music to a lot of people. through our talents and strengths. You are the strongest per- sation in the story. Al was born on June 30, 1938, to Henry and Al is survived by his wife of 55 years, son we have ever known and want to thank you for being the Liza (Gauthier) Pletzke. He attended schools Kathleen; a son, Edward; and three grand- She said Moore was a regular best mother anyone could ever ask for. customer at the restaurant in the Ewen system, graduating with the children, Erin, Beth and Jesse, all of Bruce This is not a goodbye, it’s “see you later!” Class of 1956. Crossing. where she worked after school in We love you, mom, Gadsden, Alabama. He served three years in the U.S. Navy, Preceding him in death were his parents; Cherece and Chris. worked for American Motors for several years, brother, Henry “Sonny,” and numerous aunts One night when she was 16, Moore offered to drive her home, moving back to Bruce Crossing, where he mar- and uncles. she said, but instead parked ried the former Kathleen Tooley on Nov. 24, There will be a visitation on Wednesday behind the restaurant and 1962. He built a sport shop where he sold Ski evening from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Cane Funeral touched her breasts and locked Doo snowmobiles for many years. During this Chapel, Bruce Crossing. Services will be held the door to keep her inside. She time, he coached the Bruce’s Little League Thursday at the Cane Chapel in Bruce Cross- For reprints or lamination services, said he squeezed her neck while teams. ing, with visitation starting at 10 a.m. and a contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 trying to push her head toward He then bought his first big boat and got his service at 11. Luncheon following the service his crotch and tried to pull her Coast Guard license to be a fishing charter at the VFW in Bruce Crossing. shirt off. captain, operated Voyager Charters on Lake The Cane Funeral Home of Bruce Crossing “I thought that he was going Superior (still planning next year on the lake.) is assisting the family with arrangements. to rape me,” she said. Bipartisan analysis: Senate bill would hike taxes for 13.8 million WASHINGTON (AP) — Pro- the top rate at 39.6 percent and the requirement to have health than $200,000 a year. That passage tougher. some middle-class Americans, moted as needed relief for the the Senate bill as written, with insurance as part of the tax group, about 10 percent of all Among the biggest differences acknowledged there would be middle class, the Senate Republi- the top rate at 38.5 percent. agreement “remains under con- taxpayers, would face tax in the two bills that have some taxpayers who end up with can tax overhaul actually would Trump also said, “Now how sideration.” increases of $100 to $500 in 2019. emerged: the House bill allows higher tax bills. increase taxes for some 13.8 mil- about ending the unfair & highly Trump and the Republicans There also would be increases homeowners to deduct up to “Any way you cut it, there is a lion moderate-income American unpopular individual mandate in have promoted the legislation as greater than $500 for a number $10,000 in property taxes while possibility that some taxpayers households, a bipartisan analysis (Obama)care and reducing taxes a boon to the middle class, bring- of taxpayers, especially those the Senate proposal unveiled by would get a higher rate,” showed Monday. even further?” ing tax relief to people with mod- with incomes between $75,000 GOP leaders last week elimi- McConnell told reporters after a The assessment by Congress’ Overall, the legislation would erate incomes and boosting the and $200,000. By 2025, 21.4 mil- nates the entire deduction. Both forum in Louisville, Kentucky, nonpartisan Joint Committee on deeply cut corporate taxes, dou- economy to create new jobs. lion households would have versions would eliminate deduc- with local business owners and Taxation emerged as the Sen- ble the standard deduction used “This bill is not a massive tax steeper tax bills. tions for state and local income employees. “You can’t craft any ate’s tax-writing committee by most Americans, and limit or cut for the wealthy. ... This is not The analysts previously found taxes and sales taxes. tax bill that guarantees that began wading through the mea- repeal completely the federal a big giveaway to corporations,” a similar magnitude of tax Senate Majority Leader Mitch every single taxpayer in America sure, working toward the first deduction for state and local Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, chair- increases under the House bill. McConnell, R-Ky., asked gets a tax break. What I’m telling major revamp of the tax system property, income and sales taxes. man of the Senate Finance Com- A group of more than 400 mil- whether the Senate’s proposed you is the overall majority of tax- in some 30 years. It carries high political stakes for mittee, insisted as the panel had lionaires and billionaires, includ- repeal of the property tax deduc- payers in every bracket would Barging into the carefully cal- Trump and Republican leaders its first day of debate on the Sen- ing prominent figures such as tion could bring higher taxes for get relief.” ibrated work that House and in Congress, who view passage of ate measure. Ben and Jerry’s founders Ben Senate Republicans have done, tax cuts as critical to the GOP Hatch also downplayed the Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, President Donald Trump called preserving its majorities at the analysis by congressional tax designer Eileen Fisher and for a steeper tax cut for wealthy polls next year. experts showing a tax increase financier George Soros, asked Americans and pressed GOP With few votes to spare, for several million U.S. house- Congress to reject the GOP tax WINTER SPECIALS leaders to add a contentious Republicans leaders hope to holds under the Senate proposal. plan and not give cuts to the health care change to the already finalize a tax overhaul by Christ- Hatch said “a relatively small super-wealthy like themselves. 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He commended GOP lead- licans “do and will have the votes “a massive handout to multina- of the so-called individual man- ers for getting the tax legislation to pass” the measure this week. tional corporations and a bonan- date of Barack Obama’s Afford- Call and Ask for Details closer to passage in recent weeks Brady, chairman of the House za for tax cheats and powerful able Care Act, the requirement and then said, “Cut top rate to Ways and Means Committee, political donors.” that Americans get health insur- “WHERE THOUSANDS HAVE SAVED MILLIONS” 35% w/all of the rest going to said he doesn’t expect major The analysis found that the ance or face a penalty. Several middle income cuts?” changes to the bill as it moves to Senate measure would actually top Republicans have warned BIG VALLEY FORD-CHRYSLER-DODGE-JEEP That puts him at odds with a final vote in the House. 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(AP) — season with eight touchdowns Not only did the Green Bay against 10 interceptions but has Packers pick up their first win started a combined 162 regular- with Brett Hundley at quarter- season and postseason games. back by beating the Chicago "You're talking about two dif- Bears, they got a sorely needed ferent quarterbacks. Stafford's boost from their defense. one of the very top quarterbacks After allowing a total of 56 in terms of ball placement and points, 902 yards and a 57.1 per- timing and all those types of cent conversion rate on third things," Capers said. "When you downs in home losses to New have a game like we had on Orleans and Detroit, the Pack- third down against Detroit, ers yielded 16 points, 323 yards you're obviously going to empha- and a 28.6 percent conversion size it. You always believe you're rate on third downs in Sunday's going to get what you empha- 23-16 victory at Chicago. size. I was pleased that our guys "To continuously hear how did a much better job ... it was much we're not showing up, I big in the game. The second half, think we stepped up today," they didn't have a conversion." defensive tackle Mike Daniels The Packers will need contin- said. ued growth from the defense. The defense set the tone from While Hundley delivered a pair the start. Jordan Howard, who of big-time fourth-quarter com- entered ranked fifth in the NFL pletions to Davante Adams in with 662 rushing yards, was his finest performance, the run- stopped for minus-1, minus-1 ning back depth chart is in tat- and minus-3 on his first three ters. Rookie Aaron Jones, the carries. He finished with 54 team's leading rusher, sustained yards on 15 carries, with 39 a knee injury on the opening yards coming on runs of 25 and series and will be out for several 14 in the first half. weeks, according to coach Mike With Green Bay stopping McCarthy. Ty Montgomery, who Chicago's rushing attack, it entered the season as the starter forced the Bears into third-and- and had a 37-yard touchdown long situations. That's what the vs. Chicago, reinjured the ribs Packers did in last week's defeat that were broken against the against Detroit. In that game, Bears on Sept. 28. McCarthy the Lions averaged 1.9 yards per said Montgomery has "a chance" carry but converted 8 of 13 to face Baltimore. third-down plays anyway. On In their place on Sunday, Sunday, the Bears converted rookie Jamaal Williams carried only 4 of 14 on third downs, the ball 20 times for 67 yards. including 0 of 4 in the second His long run went for only 7 Pat Krause/Daily Globe half. yards but the coaches credited BESSEMER'S BRAYDEN Tomes attempts to block T.J. Mazurek's vision as he goes up for a shot during the first day of basketball practice for boys "We went back to work. We Williams with breaking seven in Michigan on Monday. Head coach Richard Matrella said 13 players attended Bessemer's first varsity practice. The Speedboys open their season spent a lot of time on third down tackles. It was a breakout game on Dec. 4 at Jeffers. this past week and I think it for the fourth-round pick, who paid some dividends," defensive entered the day with only 11 coordinator Dom Capers said. carries, including two in the Capers tempered the success, previous four games. Samsons win though. The Packers were "Total confidence change Antetokounmpo scores 27 as Bucks unable to stop New Orleans' (from) the way he started the Drew Brees and Detroit's season," McCarthy said. "I think at UW-Barron Matthew Stafford, a pair of when the season started, he was beat Grizzlies 110-103 accomplished veteran passers. trying to do it right. He was try- MILWAUKEE (AP) — After County At Chicago, the opposing quar- ing to do things right. He was being torched for 65 points in the RICE LAKE, Wis. — The terback was rookie Mitchell Tru- thinking too much. When he got first half, the Milwaukee Bucks Samsons picked up a 74-54 victo- bisky. in there yesterday, he cut it turned up the defensive pressure ry over UW-Barron County Mon- Coming up this week at Lam- loose. He took a big step and I against the Memphis Grizzlies. day night. beau Field, it's Baltimore's Joe would say the key to it is confi- Milwaukee held Memphis to 12 Four players led a balanced Flacco, who has struggled this dence." points in the third quarter to get back into the game and pulled Gogebic attack with 10 points — away late in the fourth for a 110- Garfield Voker, Denver Shar- 103 victory. row, Shamon Shinal and Jacario "In the first half, it was a shoot- Holt. Detroit's Ebron takes step around," Bucks coach Jason Kidd GCC (2-1) plays Rainy River said. "I thought in the second half at Ely, Minn., Friday night. we focused on the defensive end." GCC — Garfield Voker 10, Michael Hill 6, Kyle Smith forward with key TD catch Giannis Antetokounmpo had 27 9, Denver Sharrow 10, Quentin Johnson 2, Shamon Shi- nal 10, Trevor Cook 8, Tyler Melland 2, Jacario Holt 10, points and nine rebounds to lead Luke Zielinski 2, Dachau Lyly 2, Nathan Dray 3. FTs: 3- ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) — since then, but it would be an the Bucks. 4. Fouls: 14. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Smith 2, Eric Ebron ran under Matthew understatement to say Ebron has "We want to be a defensive Sharrow 2, Shinal 2, Holt 2, Dray 1. Stafford's pass and gathered the left Lions fans wanting more. team," Antetokounmpo said. ball in — a simple catch for the Caldwell pointed out that "Sometimes we make mistakes touchdown that put Detroit ahead Ebron's numbers have improved and forget who we are." Newton, Panthers to stay. each season, and that's true. His Memphis coach David Fizdale Then again, nothing has been receptions increased from 25 to 47 said the Grizzlies lacked intensity hammer Dolphins all that simple for Ebron in his to 61, and his yards receiving went in the third quarter. four-year NFL career. from 248 to 537 to 711. That trend "We try to pride ourselves on 45-21 for 3rd The Lions can hope Ebron's 29- hasn't continued into this season, our toughness and I didn't think straight win yard touchdown catch Sunday was however. He has only 20 catches we held up our end of the bargain a turning point of sorts for the 24- for 234 yards in nine games. tonight," Fizdale said. "That third Associated Press CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Cam year-old tight end. The 2014 first- There was speculation the quarter, we just didn't come out MILWAUKEE BUCKS' Giannis Antetokounmpo (34) looks to shoot Newton was tired of the Carolina round draft pick has been a target Lions might trade Ebron before ready to compete. That was the big against Memphis Grizzlies' Marc Gasol (33) during the second half Panthers' defense getting all of the for Detroit fans frustrated with his the deadline this season, but he difference in the game." Monday in Milwaukee. The Bucks won 110-103. glory. inconsistency as a pass catcher, remained with Detroit. Following Khris Middleton and John Hen- Newton took it as a challenge but he made an important contri- the deadline, he had three catches son had 17 points apiece as Mil- phis pulled ahead on Dillon start, shooting 65 percent from the when the defense vaulted to the waukee won a season-high third bution in a 38-24 win over Cleve- in a win at Green Bay, then caught Brooks' 3-pointer with about nine field in the first quarter, including league's No. 1 ranking last week, straight. Henson made eight of 10 land that enabled the Lions to the touchdown pass from Stafford minutes left. Milwaukee tied it on 6 for 6 on 3-pointers, to take a 34- saying it was time for the offense to shots in his highest-scoring game Tony Snell's corner 3. A soft drop- 29 lead. strive to match them. keep pace in the postseason race. in the fourth quarter to give the this season. "He had one bad game then the Lions a 31-24 lead against the in by Antetokounmpo put the "It was confidence boost to see Newton did his part on Monday Tyreke Evans scored 14 of his night, throwing for 254 yards and last couple games he's been play- Browns. Ebron was able to sepa- Bucks ahead 100-96 with just shots go down," Middleton said. 27 points in the fourth quarter for under five minutes remaining, a Memphis hit 10 of its first 11 four touchdowns and running for 95 ing well," coach Jim Caldwell said rate from a defender and caught Memphis, and Dillon Brooks more as the Panthers piled up a Monday. "The object is to keep the ball around the 10-yard line lead they wouldn't relinquish. shots in the second quarter to take added 19 points. "Normally that game gets away a 10-point lead with 4:24 left in the franchise-record 548 yards in a 45- that going." before breezing into the end zone. 21 rout of the Miami Dolphins. After the Bucks threatened to from us," Kidd said. "When we half. Milwaukee made just one of Ebron was taken with the 10th "He ran a nice route and I "It's nice to see them have this pull away late in the third, Evans came back with the starters, we six shots from long-range in the pick in the 2014 draft, two spots type of breakout game," Panthers scored nine consecutive points to went on a run, but it started on the quarter, but pulled to 65-60 at the ahead of Odell Beckham Jr. He's coach Ron Rivera said of the pull Memphis into an 84-all tie defensive end." break, led by Antetokounmpo's 12 been a regular target for Stafford early in the fourth quarter. Mem- offense, which had 30 first downs LIONS — page 10 The Bucks got off to a strong points in the period. and converted 11 of 14 third downs. Judge, Bellinger unanimous picks as Rookies of the Year By The Associated Press game, and he's a humble dude. I think — I think he really should have had 53, Judge's 495-foot shot on June 11 was Bellinger said. "I know that I'm excited, The only major question was whether we're both reflecting, now that the sea- one that instant replay didn't protect. ... the longest home run in the major as well as the other teammates. Obvi- it would be unanimous — and it was. son's over, on the kind of seasons that It should be a higher number. It was just leagues this season, according to Stat- ously, we didn't have the end goal this Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger are we've had." an incredible year." cast . Although he struck out 208 times year, but we're going to try and take it to baseball's Rookies of the Year, after This was the first time both Rookie of Ichiro Suzuki in 2001 and Fred Lynn in the regular season and 27 more in the the next level next year." their record-setting home run binges left the Year awards were unanimous since in 1975 are the only players to win the postseason, the 25-year-old outfielder is Bellinger made his big league debut no need for any dissenting opinions. 1997, when Nomar Garciaparra of AL MVP and Rookie of the Year awards one of a handful of reasons why the Yan- in late April. By the time he turned 22 Judge led the American League with 52 Boston and Scott Rolen of Philadelphia in the same year. kees suddenly seem to have one of the on July 13, he had 25 home runs. The 6- homers, the most ever by a rookie. won. The Yankees entered this season with brightest futures of any team in base- foot-4 first baseman is an appropriate Bellinger hit 39 and had to settle for the This season's votes were announced marginal expectations by their stan- ball. counterpart to the powerful Judge. They National League's rookie record. Monday night. Boston outfielder dards, but the prodigious power of Judge New York came within a victory of even hit from opposite sides of the plate: Judge and Bellinger received every Andrew Benintendi finished second in and catcher Gary Sanchez transformed the World Series this year, losing to Judge is a righty and Bellinger swings first-place vote available from the Base- the AL, followed by Baltimore slugger them almost overnight into an exciting Houston in Game 7 of the AL Champi- left-handed. ball Writers' Association of America. Trey Mancini. St. Louis infielder Paul young team with tremendous potential. onship Series. Bellinger's team made it "He's not just a guy that went up Judge became the first New York Yan- DeJong was the NL runner-up, with They made the postseason as a wild to that final step, but Los Angeles fell to there and hit home runs," Judge said. kees player to receive this award since Pittsburgh first baseman Josh Bell fin- card. the Astros in a seven-game World "He was a guy that played high-caliber Derek Jeter in 1996. Bellinger gave the ishing third. "It's exciting times right now to be Series. first base for them. He could go out there Dodgers a record 18th Rookie of the Judge is also an MVP finalist. wearing pinstripes," Judge said. "To Bellinger is the second straight and roam center field, left field, right Year winner. "Obviously it was an amazing, come up through the minor leagues with Dodgers player to win Rookie of the field, wherever they needed him. To "Watching him from the West Coast, remarkable year that no one would have a lot of these guys, watch them develop, Year. Shortstop Corey Seager did it last have that type of versatility and produce what he did on the East Coast, was awe- predicted," Yankees general manager and now to see what they're doing at the year. the numbers he did is something that some," Bellinger said. "I was a big fan of Brian Cashman said. "When you drop 52 major league level is really impressive." "The future is bright in L.A.," you don't find too often." his, and met him during the All-Star 10 l TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Abdur-Rahkman scores 17

tions and chief innovation officer. Others receiving votes: Alabama 98, Indiana at Memphis, 8 p.m. All TimesNFL EST NBAGL Rhode Island 55, Virginia 45, TCU 43, San Antonio at Minnesota, 8 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE DELAWARE 87ERS — Signed F Chris- Providence 36, Missouri 32, Virginia Tech Toronto at New Orleans, 8 p.m. points in Michigan's 72-65 win East tian Wood. Waived C Carlos Lopez. 17, Wisconsin 9, Michigan 7, Texas 7, Orlando at Portland, 10 p.m. WLT Pct PF PA FOOTBALL Butler 6, Texas Tech 6, Oklahoma 5, Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — New England 720.778 257 195 National Football League Arkansas 4, Mount St. Mary's 4, SMU 4, Thursday's Games Buffalo 540.556 184 196 NFL — Fined Cincinnati LB Vontaze Middle Tennessee 3, Dayton 2, Maryland Golden State at Boston, 8 p.m. Michigan coach John Beilein knew Miami 450.444 137 224 Burfict $42,541, for making contact with 2, Nevada 2, Oakland 2, Harvard 1, Ore- Houston at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. that Central Michigan posed a N.Y. Jets 460.400 201 222 an official during a Nov. 12 game at Ten- gon 1, South Carolina 1. threat in Monday night's game at South nessee. MEMPHISGrizzlies-Bucks (103) Box WLT Pct PF PA ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed QB TheWomen’s top 25 teams AP Top in The Associated 25 Ennis III 2-5 0-0 5, Martin 1-5 0-0 2, Crisler Center. Tennessee 630.667 205 213 Matt Barkley. Signed S Harlan Miller from Press' women's college basketball poll, Gasol 6-14 3-4 16, Conley 2-12 1-2 7, Despite getting all it could han- Jacksonville 630.667 226 134 the practice squad. Placed S Tyvon with first-place votes in parentheses, Brooks 6-9 5-5 19, Parsons 1-2 0-0 3, dle from the visiting Chippewas, Houston 360.333 236 241 Branch, OT D.J. Humphries and TE records through Nov. 12, total points Wright 5-9 0-0 10, Chalmers 3-4 7-8 14, Indianapolis 370.300 179 280 Ifeanyi Momah on injured reserve. based on 25 points for a first-place vote McLemore 0-0 0-0 0, Evans 11-16 2-2 27. Michigan finally created enough North CHICAGO BEARS — Signed OL Travis through one point for a 25th-place vote Totals 37-76 18-21 103. separation in a 72-65 win. W LT Pct PF PA Averill and WR Tanner Gentry to the prac- and last week's ranking: MILWAUKEE (110) "I love their style and they have tice squad. Released WR Darreus Rogers Pittsburgh 720.778 187 148 Record Pts Prv Middleton 6-13 1-1 17, Antetokounmpo a good mix, a lot like us," Beilein Baltimore 450.444 190 171 from the practice squad. 1. UConn (32) 1-0 800 1 10-22 7-9 27, Henson 8-10 1-1 17, Bled- Cincinnati 360.333 149 182 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed LB 2. Texas 1-0 729 2 soe 4-10 6-8 15, Snell 3-6 1-2 9, Maker 2- said. "It's a little of our own Cleveland 090.000 143 240 Derrick Mathews to the practice squad. 3. Baylor 2-0 719 3 3 2-4 6, Dellavedova 1-3 0-0 3, Liggins 2- medicine there. They shot the ball West INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed WR 4. South Carolina 1-0 685 4 4 0-0 6, Brogdon 4-11 0-0 10. Totals 40- extremely well from 3, ran some W LT Pct PF PA Dres Anderson to the practice squad. 5. Louisville 2-0 638 9 82 18-25 110. Kansas City 630.667 253 208 Released WR KeVonn Mabon from the 6. Notre Dame 1-0 637 6 Memphis 29 36 12 26 — 103 good stuff early. We made some Oakland 450.444 196 214 practice squad. 7. Mississippi St. 1-0 617 7 Milwaukee 34 26 24 26 — 110 adjustments." Denver 360.333 166 239 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Waived DT 8. UCLA 2-0 608 8 3-Point Goals_Memphis 11-26 (Evans Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahk- L.A. Chargers360.333 167 172 Roy Miller. 9. Ohio St. 1-1 583 5 3-4, Brooks 2-4, Conley 2-7, Parsons 1-1, NATIONAL CONFERENCE OAKLAND RAIDERS — Activated DT 10. Oregon 2-0 500 11 Chalmers 1-2, Ennis III 1-3, Gasol 1-4, man had 17 points, Charles East Darius Latham. Placed CB Gareon Con- 11. Duke 1-0 454 12 Martin 0-1), Milwaukee 12-22 (Middleton Matthews and Zavier Simpson W LT Pct PF PA ley on injured reserve. 12. West Virginia 1-0 405 13 4-5, Liggins 2-3, Snell 2-4, Brogdon 2-4, each scored 13, and Moritz Wagn- Philadelphia 810.889 283 179 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Released 13. Tennessee 1-0 373 14 Dellavedova 1-2, Bledsoe 1-3, Antetok- Dallas 540.556 233 205 DL Tony McDaniel. Placed OL JP Flynn 14. Stanford 0-2 357 10 ounmpo 0-1). Fouled Out_Chalmers. er added 10 points and 11 Washington 450.444 207 232 on the practice squad injured reserve list. 15. Maryland 1-0 353 15 Rebounds_Memphis 37 (Gasol 10), Mil- rebounds for the Wolverines, who N.Y. Giants 180.111 150 238 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — 16. Marquette 0-0 309 17 waukee 36 (Antetokounmpo 9). improved to 22-3 all-time against South Waived WR Freddie Martino. Activated 17. Florida St. 2-0 272 18 Assists_Memphis 21 (Chalmers, Gasol WLT Pct PF PA WR Mike Evans from a one-game sus- 18. Oregon St. 1-0 213 19 6), Milwaukee 23 (Antetokounmpo 7). Central Michigan. New Orleans 720.778 268 165 pension. 19. Texas A&M 2-0 198 20 Total Fouls_Memphis 25, Milwaukee 19. "We have to understand that Carolina 730.700 213 180 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed 20. California 1-0 179 20 Technicals_Memphis coach Grizzlies people are gunning for us," said LB Otha Peters to the practice squad. Atlanta 540.556 197 179 21. Oklahoma 1-0 165 22 (Defensive three second). A_13,244 senior guard Duncan Robinson, Tampa Bay 360.333 173 208 HOCKEY 22. South Florida 2-0 157 23 (18,717). North National Hockey League 23. Missouri 1-1 139 16 who scored 10 points. "We knew BUFFALO SABRES — Assigned F WLT Pct PF PA 24. Michigan 2-0 121 24 All TimesNHL EST they were very talented and well Justin Bailey to Rochester (AHL). Minnesota 720.778 217 165 25. Kentucky 2-0 56 NR EASTERN CONFERENCE CALGARY FLAMES — Assigned D coached. No surprise there. They Detroit 540.556 244 210 Others receiving votes: Arizona St. Atlantic Division Rasmus Andersson to Stockton (AHL). got it going, especially in the first Green Bay 540.556 204 207 41, Western Kentucky 24, Miami 17, Flori- GP WLOT Pts GF GA Activated Travis Hamonic from injured Chicago 360.333 150 194 da 9, Michigan St. 6, Drake 5, DePaul 4, Tampa Bay 18 14 22 30 71 46 half, but we were able to hang in reserve. West Virginia 4, Iowa 4, Gonzaga 4, Alabama 4, Toronto 19 12 70 24 72 63 COLLEGE there and bounce back." W LT Pct PF PA Kansas St 3, Indiana 2, Georgia Tech 2, Ottawa 16 835 21 59 53 ARKANSAS — Suspended freshman Shawn Roundtree had 21 L.A. Rams 720.778 296 162 Oklahoma St. 2, Syracuse 1, Purdue 1. Detroit 18 882 18 49 51 QB Cole Kelley indefinitely following his Seattle 630.667 211 165 Montreal 18 891 17 46 61 points on 7-of-11 shooting, includ- weekend arrest on suspicion of driving Arizona 450.444 155 223 All TimesNBA EST Boston 16 664 16 44 51 while intoxicated. ing 4 of 6 from 3-point range, to San Francisco19 0 .100 174 260 EASTERN CONFERENCE Buffalo 17 593 13 40 60 lead the Chippewas. Luke Meyer Thursday's Game Central Michigan- Atlantic Division Florida 16 592 12 53 62 Seattle 22, Arizona 16 WLPct GB Metropolitan Division added 12 points. Sunday's Games MICHIGANMichigan 72, CENT. MICHIGANBox 65 Boston 12 2 .857 — GP WLOT Pts GF GA Michigan, which led 32-31 at New Orleans 47, Buffalo 10 CENT. MICHIGAN (1-1) Toronto 75.583 4 New Jersey 17 11 42 24 61 54 halftime, built a 62-53 lead after a Green Bay 23, Chicago 16 Associated Press DiLeo 3-6 0-0 7, Meyer 5-10 0-0 12, New York 76.538 4½ Washington 18 10 71 21 53 53 Matthews steal and dunk with 4 Tampa Bay 15, N.Y. Jets 10 Williams 1-5 4-4 6, Roundtree 7-11 3-3 Philadelphia 66.500 5 Columbus 18 10 71 21 55 50 MICHIGAN GUARD Zavier Simpson (3) attempts a layup, defended by Detroit 38, Cleveland 24 21, J.Kozinski 1-2 3-3 6, McKay 1-6 1-2 3, Brooklyn 58.385 6½ Pittsburgh 19 973 21 50 68 minutes left. Simpson's 3-pointer Pittsburgh 20, Indianapolis 17 Peppers 3-8 0-0 7, Beachler 1-2 0-0 3, Southeast Division N.Y. Islanders17 962 20 60 55 made it 67-58 with 2 minutes left. Central Michigan forward David DiLeo (14) in the second half at Crisler Minnesota 38, Washington 30 Redman 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 22-51 11-12 65. WLPct GB N.Y. Rangers18 972 20 60 59 "If we play that hard, we'll win Center in Ann Arbor, Mich., Monday. Michigan won 72-65. Tennessee 24, Cincinnati 20 MICHIGAN (2-0) Washington 85.615 — Carolina 16 754 18 46 44 Jacksonville 20, L.A. Chargers 17, OT our share of games," Central Wagner 3-9 3-4 10, Simpson 5-7 1-2 Orlando 85.615 — Philadelphia 17 872 18 50 45 man said. "We knew it was going to be a member of the Mid-American Con- L.A. Rams 33, Houston 7 13, Matthews 6-12 0-0 13, Abdur-Rahk- Miami 67.462 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Michigan coach Keno Davis said. Atlanta 27, Dallas 7 close. I tried to come out and be ference, appear to be improved from man 7-15 0-0 17, Robinson 3-10 2-2 10, Charlotte 57.417 2½ Central Division "Our guys are disappointed in the San Francisco 31, N.Y. Giants 21 Livers 0-2 0-0 0, Teske 0-0 4-4 4, Sim- Atlanta 2 12 .143 6½ GP WLOT Pts GF GA aggressive from the beginning and set last season, when they lost their final New England 41, Denver 16 mons 2-4 0-0 5, Brooks 0-0 0-0 0, Watson Central Division St. Louis 18 13 41 27 58 44 locker room; they're not excited Open: Kansas City, Philadelphia, Balti- the tone." eight games. Despite losing Marcus 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 26-59 10-12 72. WLPct GB Winnipeg 16 943 21 52 46 that they played close. I like our TRANSFERS TAKE OVER Keene, last year's leading scorer in the more, Oakland Halftime_Michigan 32-31. 3-Point Detroit 10 3 .769 — Nashville 16 952 20 45 46 chances to really improve as we Monday's Game Goals_Cent. Michigan 10-24 (Roundtree Milwaukee 76.538 3 Dallas 17 980 18 48 48 Michigan transfers Jaaron Sim- nation at 30 points per game, Central Carolina 45, Miami 21 4-6, Meyer 2-4, J.Kozinski 1-2, Beachler Cleveland 77.500 3½ Chicago 18 882 18 53 49 get to (January)." mons and Matthews helped spark the Michigan showed a well-rounded Thursday, Nov. 16 1-2, Peppers 1-3, DiLeo 1-4, McKay 0-1, Indiana 68.429 4½ Colorado 16 871 17 54 55 Wolverines in the second half. With offensive attack against the Wolver- Tennessee at Pittsburgh, 8:25 p.m. PESKY CHIPPEWAS Williams 0-1, Redman 0-1), Michigan 10- Chicago 29.182 7 Minnesota 16 772 16 46 44 Central Michigan leading 47-46, Sim- ines. Eight different players scored for Sunday, Nov. 19 34 (Abdur-Rahkman 3-9, Simpson 2-3, WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Division Central Michigan was competitive Baltimore at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Robinson 2-8, Simmons 1-2, Wagner 1-5, Southwest Division GP WLOT Pts GF GA mons and Matthews nailed consecu- the Chippewas. Arizona at Houston, 1 p.m. from the opening tip, leading by eight Matthews 1-6, Livers 0-1). Fouled WLPct GB Los Angeles 17 11 42 24 55 41 on four different occasions in the first tive 3-pointers to put the Wolverines Michigan: The Wolverines have Tampa Bay at Miami, 1 p.m. Out_None. Rebounds_Cent. Michigan 32 Houston 11 3 .786 — Vegas 16 10 51 21 57 46 ahead 52-47 with 10:30 left. struggled out of the gate in both their Washington at New Orleans, 1 p.m. half. After Michigan took a 3-2 lead, (DiLeo 9), Michigan 25 (Wagner 11). San Antonio 85.615 2½ San Jose 16 10 60 20 44 36 After a Chippewas' basket, games this season, trailing North Flori- Jacksonville at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Assists_Cent. Michigan 12 (Roundtree, New Orleans 86.571 3 Calgary 16 970 18 44 46 the Chippewas went on a 9-0 run, Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. Williams 3), Michigan 14 (Abdur-Rahk- Memphis 76.538 3½ Vancouver 17 872 18 43 46 Matthews hit a jumper to keep the lead da by seven in the first half of Satur- L.A. Rams at Minnesota, 1 p.m. capped by Matt Beachler's 3-pointer, man 4). Total Fouls_Cent. Michigan 18, Dallas 2 12 .143 9 Anaheim 17 773 17 48 50 to take an 11-3 advantage. at five. Later, Matthews' dunk put day's season-opener and falling Kansas City at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Michigan 11. A_8,951 (12,707). Northwest Division Edmonton 17 692 14 38 52 Michigan up by nine. behind Central Michigan early. Michi- Buffalo at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. W L Pct GB Arizona 19 2 14 3745 75 Central Michigan, which also led, New England vs Oakland at Mexico "They can come in the game, feel gan needs to get off to better starts The Men’s top 25 teams AP Top in The Associated25 Denver 85.615 — NOTE: Two points for a win, one point 22-14, 28-20 and 30-22, shot 11 of 26 City, MX, 4:25 p.m. the game and play," Beilein said. "But and not rely on second-half rallies. The Press' college basketball poll, with first- Minnesota 75.583 ½ for overtime loss. Top three teams in each Cincinnati at Denver, 4:25 p.m. in the first half, including 5 of 13 from place votes in parentheses, records Portland 66.500 1½ division and two wild cards per confer- they're still sorting some of it out. Wolverines, who are replacing numer- Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 3-point range. Meyer and Roundtree through Nov. 12, total points based on 25 Utah 67.462 2 ence advance to playoffs. Open: Indianapolis, San Francisco, Jaaron's in a whole different style right ous key players from last season, points for a first-place vote through one Oklahoma City 67.462 2 Monday's Games each scored nine points in the first half. Carolina, N.Y. Jets now and Charles is trying to figure out, should improve as the season pro- point for a 25th-place vote and previous Pacific Division Carolina 5, Dallas 1 The Wolverines finished the half Monday, Nov. 20 'What's my next play? How can I keep gresses. ranking: W L Pct GB St. Louis at Calgary Atlanta at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. with a 10-1 run, taking a slim lead into Record Pts Prv Golden State 10 3 .769 — Tuesday's Games things simple?'" UP NEXT L.A. Clippers 57.417 4½ Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. the break. Transactions 1. Duke (34) 2-0 1577 1 "It was pretty tense," Abdur-Rahk- BIG PICTURE Michigan: Hosts Southern Missis- BASEBALL 2. Michigan State (13) 1-0 1529 2 L.A. Lakers 58.385 5 Dallas at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Central Michigan: The Chippewas, sippi at 7 p.m. Thursday. American League 3. Arizona (16) 2-0 1511 3 Phoenix 59.357 5½ Columbus at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. BOSTON RED SOX — Named Craig 4. Kansas (2) 1-0 1446 4 Sacramento 3 10 .231 7 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Bjornson bullpen coach. 5. Villanova 1-0 1307 6 Monday's Games Arizona at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. their schedule that includes a line from Sunday — two catches HOUSTON ASTROS — OF-DH Carlos 6. Wichita State 1-0 1277 7 Washington 110, Sacramento 92 Washington at Nashville, 8 p.m. Lions game at Chicago on Sunday, then for 39 yards — wasn't exactly an Beltran announced his retirement. Named 7. Kentucky 2-0 1219 5 Cleveland 104, New York 101 Vegas at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Jeff Albert second hitting coach, Alex Cin- 8. Florida 0-0 1125 8 Milwaukee 110, Memphis 103 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. a Thanksgiving matchup with eye opener. tron first base coach and Doug White 9. North Carolina 1-0 1078 9 New Orleans 106, Atlanta 105 Wednesday's Games Minnesota the following Thurs- But Detroit doesn't need Ebron bullpen coach. L.A. Lakers at Phoenix Calgary at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 10. Southern Cal 1-0 1023 10 day. to be spectacular to move the ball. National League 11. Miami 2-0 911 13 Minnesota at Utah N.Y. Rangers at Chicago, 8 p.m. From page 9 ATLANTA BRAVES — Named Alex 12. Cincinnati 1-0 890 12 Denver at Portland Boston at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Detroit rebounded from a three- The Lions need him to be depend- Anthopoulos executive vice president and 13. Notre Dame 1-0 860 14 Orlando at Golden State Thursday's Games threw like a punt," Stafford said. general manager. Announced president Philadelphia at L.A. Clippers New Jersey at Toronto, 7 p.m. game losing streak and has won able and make the simple catches. 14. Minnesota 1-0 675 15 "That was not spinning real pretty, of baseball operations John Hart will relin- 15. Xavier 1-0 605 17 Tuesday's Games Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. two in a row, and a more reliable In that sense, last weekend was a quish his active involvement in baseball 16. Texas A&M 1-0 577 25 Boston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. but it ended up in a good spot." Ebron would certainly help down start. operations and will move into the role of Toronto at Houston, 8 p.m. Dallas at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. 17. Gonzaga 1-0 525 18 Ebron didn't stick around to NOTES: Detroit's maligned running game finished with senior advisor. San Antonio at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Arizona at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. the stretch. Caldwell dismissed 18. Louisville 1-0 518 16 104 yards on 19 carries Sunday against a Cleveland team SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Named Wednesday's Games Philadelphia at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. talk after the game, and Detroit 19. Purdue 2-0 426 20 the idea that the Lions can be that came in ranked fourth against the run. "I think our guys Steve Fanelli vice president of ticket oper- Sacramento at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 20. Northwestern 1-0 374 19 players weren't available Monday. more creative with Ebron's posi- did a better job of executing, getting them a man on a man, ations and services. Utah at New York, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis at Edmonton, 9 p.m. 21. Saint Mary's (Cal) 1-0 315 22 and giving our backs a crease to run in," Caldwell said. "So, BASKETBALL Washington at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Colorado, 9 p.m. The Lions (5-4) are two games out tioning now that tackle Taylor 22. Seton Hall 2-0 283 23 I think the backs did a good job getting north and south or cir- National Basketball Association Chicago at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Vegas at Vancouver, 10 p.m. of first place in the NFC North, 23. UCLA 1-0 266 21 Decker is back from his shoulder cling the defense. So, overall I think it was more execution NBA — Promoted Amy Brooks to pres- Cleveland at Charlotte, 8 p.m. Florida at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 24. West Virginia 0-1 211 11 entering the grueling stretch in injury, and Ebron's overall stat than anything else." ident, team marketing & business opera- 25. Baylor 1-0 205 24 Detroit at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Boston at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Column: Earnhardt long ago outgrew his father's shadow By JENNA FRYER son's commitment, and Earnhardt ing recovery last season from concus- AP Auto Racing Writer painfully admitted in a preseason news sions, and the couple will become first- CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — He was so conference that their relationship "ain't a time parents next year. shy, so skinny, not yet somebody. bed of roses." Earnhardt is nothing at all like the It was around 1997 and Dale Earn- Four months later, he'd made his deci- kid trying to wedge his way into hardt Jr. was testing at Talladega sion to leave DEI. Earnhardt took people NASCAR two decades ago. But in many Superspeedway, wearing an all-white who had covered the bulk of his career ways, the money and the fame and life- firesuit. Bobby Labonte was the star at into his office and explained to them, time of experiences hasn't changed him the Alabama test that day, and all the personally, why he was leaving. He at all. media crammed into Talladega's wood- feared what people would think of him, All the adulation and the accomplish- paneled press room to talk to Labonte. and he'd been raised to be honest and ments are because of who Earnhardt is, I'm not sure anyone talked to the behave professionally. Earnhardt didn't not because of his lineage. Earnhardt kid that day. Why would want anyone to think he was abandoning "I read something on Twitter the they? Nobody had any idea what he was his father's team. other day about my brother, he said he about to become. Off to Hendrick Motorsports he went, has always lived under Dad's shadow In that moment at Talladega, he was and that wasn't what anyone hoped. Rac- and that is not such a bad thing," Earn- just the son of NASCAR's greatest hero, ing wasn't fun, he was no longer getting hardt said. "I don't know that you are a rich kid getting a chance to shake down along with the family members who had always out from under it, but it didn't a car because of his last name. Earn- always been part of his career and his bother me, but I was always compared to hardt hadn't accomplished anything and performance was awful. him and compared to his success, the NASCAR had no idea it had a future It was Steve Letarte who took over as person he was, people either liked I was rock star in its midst. crew chief and rebuilt Earnhardt. He different or didn't like that I was differ- Earnhardt, it turned out, was not just held him accountable with a strict sched- ent and wanted me to be just like him or a kid getting a break because his father ule, demanded Earnhardt be present for whatever. owned Dale Earnhardt Inc. The Hall of debriefs and team meetings, and he "It was often in conversation or part of Famer was tough on his kid, made him coached him back into a winning race car the topic of conversation in articles and work hard, kept him honest — two traits driver. so forth. I really don't know when that Junior has carried with him all the way Earnhardt will retire after Sunday's started to happen." until now, his final week as a full-time season finale having never won a cham- And now, with one week left in his driver in NASCAR. Retirement awaits, Associated Press pionship. He never filled his father's retirement tour, the emotions and the and so does fatherhood. Dale Earnhardt Jr. reaches to fans during driver intros before the NASCAR Series Cup shoes on the race track. But he won two reality are very real for Earnhardt. Earnhardt started small, worked his auto race at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas, Sunday. Daytona 500s and built an army of loyal Although he has three cars running for way through the Xfinity Series and fans. the Xfinity Series championship on Sat- The DEI cars were good back then, and glare, Earnhardt struggled. He was still became a two-time champion. Then He also settled into his own skin, urday, a future career in broadcasting Earnhardt made it to victory lane in just shy, still had some insecurities, and was- Earnhardt graduated to the Cup level in found his voice on social media and with NBC, a baby girl on the way, there's his seventh start. As his fan base began n't comfortable being the guy forced to 2000 in a seat owned by his dad with became the social conscience of NASCAR something missing this week. to grow, he became a cult hero to the carry his father's legacy. splashy sponsor Budweiser and an simply by stating his beliefs and being "I just miss him so bad and wish he NASCAR fan and recognizable to the Fast-forward to 2007 and Earnhardt expensive marketing campaign. Earn- honest, as his father had taught him to were here today to see all this happen- casual sports observer. and his sister, Kelley, were in a strained hardt Jr. dyed his hair blonde, threw be. ing," Earnhardt said of his father. When his father was killed in an acci- relationship with their father's wife. raucous parties at the Club E he'd built He took NASCAR to events and ___ dent on the last lap of the Daytona 500 They didn't like the direction Teresa on his property, and Bud got him into the appearances the sport had never the next season, Earnhardt's world Earnhardt was taking DEI, and he want- Jenna Fryer began covering NASCAR in hottest parties and sporting events all accessed before, and he settled into a life changed in every way. Now the spotlight ed 51 percent control of the team in his 1997 at Talladega Superspeedway, before over the country. with wife Amy, who brought him out his was on him all the time, and without his contract negotiations. Teresa Earnhardt Dale Earnhardt Jr. made his Cup debut. She Behind the wheel, he was a winner. shell. She was by his side during a gruel- father around to cast a disapproving had also publicly questioned her step- can be followed via https://twitter.com/jen- nafryer l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Employee ostracized because of parentage

Dear Annie: I need your excluded. And whenever we host advice. In my social life and at family functions, my wife’s moth- my places of employment, I used er always has an excuse for why to tell people that the man who she won’t be able to attend. raised me with my mom was not In addition, my wife and I my biological father. have not had one night to our- At work, customers and co- Dear selves since we were in high workers would say unkind things Annie school. We even took our first- to me about that. Then, a few weeks later, I would get let go for born on our honeymoon because no logical reason, or it would we couldn’t get a baby sitter. I The final straw came when I turn into a hostile work environ- think that is where grandparents was leaving church and the cler- MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM ment and I would be forced to and other family members gyperson shook my hand goodbye quit. should be involved. It’s hard on and at the same time pushed me my wife. We have two very well- out the door. I had a DNA test behaved kids, and it’s killing my OUR done, and it turns out that my Y dad is my biological father. wife that her mother won’t watch I don’t feel I owe people an our kids. HOROSCOPE explanation, and even if I did, I know that my wife wants to they would probably not believe create a relationship with her me anyway. mom that she never had, just as How do I handle these horri- she wants our children to have a ble people? — Really Dad’s Lit- grandmother in their lives. I am tle Girl so sick and tired of watching my Dear Really Dad’s Little wife reach out to her mom. Am I BORN LOSER EUGENIA Girl: I’m thinking there must be wrong for wanting to protect my LAST more to the story than you’ve wife from certain heartbreak? Or included in your letter, because should I let this go and let my their behavior sounds bizarre. Your Birthday wife handle her mother? Any Your biology is none of their advice would be greatly appreci- Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2017 business. ated. — Protective Husband Concentrate on personal changes If you were terminated because of your parentage, you Dear Protective Husband: this year. Trying to live a healthier Your mother-in-law sounds like a should have legal recourse. Con- lifestyle and putting more effort into real piece of work, but there isn’t lowering stress and breaking bad tact an attorney. habits will bring you satisfaction and a ——— much you can do about changing her attitude or behavior. You can new outlook on life. Build a bright Dear Annie: My wife and I future and don’t look back. are in our late 20s and have been and should continue giving your SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — A married since we were 18. We wife support and encouragement, ALLEY OOP domestic change looks promising. have two wonderful children. but ultimately her relationship Explore new ideas and develop plans The problem I’m having is deal- with her mother is between the that will help you get ahead. A partner- ing with my wife’s mother. two of them and not you. As for ship will fare well. If you collaborate We recently moved to a new with someone, good things will hap- getting away together alone for a pen. city so my wife could be closer to night or weekend, what about SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) her side of the family, which was other members of her side of the — Consider your options and whether fine with me because she never family? If no one will help, then they are doable. Get your facts really had much of a relationship maybe you could consider mov- straight before you make a move. with her mother growing up. We ing closer to your side of the fam- Don’t let anyone charm you into have now lived in this city for ily. undertaking something that will be three years, and in that time, my stressful. wife’s mother has never made an for CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — attempt to re-establish any type Send your questions Stay calm and do what’s expected of Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- FOR BETTER OR WORSE of relationship with my wife — or you. If you lash out or let your emo- our children, for that matter. ators.com. To find out more tions get the better of you, it will affect Every time there is a family about Annie Lane and read fea- the decisions you make. Think matters tures by other Creators Syndi- through. function going on, my mother-in- cate columnists and cartoonists, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — A law does everything in her power good idea can turn into a lucrative pas- to keep my wife from finding out visit the Creators Syndicate web- time if you take time to develop and about it so that our family is site at creators.com. promote what you have to offer. Take care of your health and avoid excess. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Be careful when dealing with individuals DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD who tend to ask for too much. Don’t let anger take the reins. Be prepared to offer solutions that don’t involve your FRANK & ERNEST time, money or physical effort. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Emotions will skyrocket when dealing with relationship issues. Stay calm, use your imagination and look for solu- tions that will benefit everyone involved. You can achieve greater sta- bility. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Don’t waste time arguing with some- one who doesn’t share your beliefs. Consider what you can do to make your life and future better. Attend a reunion or reconnect with old friends. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Get- GET FUZZY ting out and doing things that help to relieve stress will clear your mind and give you a chance to rethink your next move. Plan your actions carefully. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Don’t let personal situations get to you. Concentrate on your work, per- sonal growth and self-awareness. Now is not the time to get into a sensi- tive discussion. Take care of your needs first. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Plan a short trip, or get together with some- one who understands you and share your thoughts and plans. Initiate a BEETLE BAILEY change before someone takes over or forces you to make a move. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Part- nerships should be your priority. Dis- cussing your life and what you want to achieve will help you gain support and encouragement from someone spe- cial. Reconnect with old friends. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Channel your emotions and energy into something concrete. A plan that will help you get ahead or improve a situation at home would be a good place to start. COPYRIGHT 2017 United Feature ZITS Syndicate, Inc.

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l 12 TUESDAY, N OVEMBER 14, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Tours Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Full & Part time work. The Gogebic County Board of Commissioners Seasonal Positions is seeking candidates who are interested in serving on the available in all HAPPY TRAILS 2,-U L.L.C. Smokey’s fine Dining Township Lead Cook/Server/Bartender. Casino Trip to: Island Resort and Manitowish Waters. We are look- Looking for a few key people for Gogebic County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority. departments. Casino, Harris, MI (Chip-In) ing for you to be part of our Team. Foreman the up coming busy season. Interested persons must be Gogebic County residents. Great money, great hours. Reply Join Big Powderhorn Mountain for a fun filled winter season. December 13-14. Part-time, Full-time, Year-round Two Board positions will be appointed for three-year terms. Call Carol: (906)932-4953 help wanted. Need energetic, so- Watersmeet Township is to: [email protected] We have openings in all departments, including: ticket sales, or Marlene: (269)9671611 cial, reliable persons to fill part- Letters of interest should be sent to: food and beverage, lodging and housekeeping, hill operations, time positions of Bartender, Wait- accepting applications for Milking position available at Gerry Pelissero, Gogebic County Clerk-Register lift operators, snowmakers, and ATV/Snowmobile mechanic. staff, Hostess. Full-time, year- the position of Township Kretzschmar Holsteins, Inc. Personals 200 N. Moore Street, Bessemer, Ml 49911 round is available only to a candid- Foreman. Requirements and Located near Gurney, WI. Please pick up applications at the main lodge front desk, ate that can provide service in all Contact Ben with any questions Past members whose terms have expired will Monday - Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm. PLEASE CHECK Your ad on the application forms can be and for more information. first run day. The Daily Globe will these positions. Top pay, Insur- need to re-apply for consideration as well. Or email resume to: not be responsible for mistakes ance, Paid vacation and Retire- picked up at the (715)681-0134 after the first day. The Daily Globe ment plan provided. Call Jim for Business The deadline to apply is: November 30, 2017 [email protected] will not be responsible for lost interview (715)543-2220 Watersmeet Township Gerry Pelissero, Gogebic County Clerk-Register photos placed in advertising. offices located at Opportunities Snow Shoveler wanted. N4869 1st Street, NOTICE: The Daily Globe, while Gogebic Medical Services 5:30am start time. Must have Watersmeet, MI 49968 exercising reasonable care in valid drivers license and own accepting ads, warns those Pharmacy Clerk/ Pharmacy Technician Care Facility transportation. See Bob or Paul weekdays from answering to investigate the Full-time/Part-time position available at our local, is hiring a full-time NORTHLAND PAINTING at Red's Auto main lot in 7:00am-3:00pm. proposition offered and to be Business Office Manager/Accounts Receivable position. Interior Painting & Staining Ironwood, MI. hometown pharmacy! We are seeking a motivated Residential & Commercial careful of any ad requiring money The ideal candidate will possess a college degree in Applications must be to be sent for information or long individual with an attention to detail and excellent Call Ron Roscoe PLOW TRUCK customer service skills. Computer skills and prior accounting or equivalent work experience. A minimum 906-667-6404 completed and turned in distance phone calls that may of one year experience in accounting and billing is request money for information. pharmacy experience preferred, but will DRIVER no later than required. 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(906)250-2608 HURLEY, WI Must have valid accepting applications for a part Deadline for applications is Firewood time medical record coordinator. Tuesday November 14, 2017 at 4 p.m. driver’s license. Give Away-Pets Applicant must be proficient in the Bessemer Plywood Corporation Applications are available at FIREWOOD FOR sale by the Apply at: operation of computers with know- GIVE AWAY Ads run free for GMCF; 402 Notth street; Wakefield, MI 49968; loggers cord. Call (715)561-3437. ledge in the operation of Microsoft three days. 15-20 word limit. The is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 3exible Cloverland Excavating Excel and Microsoft Word; effect- ads must be mailed or dropped off part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants 906-224-9811, EXT. 113 or you can apply online at 300 E. 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l HE AILY LOBE YOURDAILYGLOBE COM UESDAY OVEMBER T D G • . T , N 14, 2017 13 Commercial/ MotorcyclesCLASSIFIEDS & Appliances Houses for Rent AREA Residential ATVs IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP: 3 PROPERTY FOR rent: 3200 sq.ft. bedroom, 1.5 bath. No pets. 1982 YAMAHA Maxim 550. Very MattsonÕs office building. Former Social No smoking. Snow removal good condition, garage kept. New Security offices, Cloverland Drive, included. References, Security battery, plugs, tires, TV & Appliance Ironwood. Will build/remodel Deposit required. $550.00 monthly chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or to suit. Call (906)932-1411. plus utilities. (906)364-3060.trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 Apartments & or (906)364-2697 Rooms for Rent Since 1962 Duplexes 2005 BOMBARDIER Traxter. Very good condition, garage kept. NEWLY REFERBISHED rooms All fluids changed, new vision rims APARTMENTS AVAILABLE in for rent. Utilities included. and radial tires. $3,400.00 ÒBox Store Hurley. Rent based on income. Refrigerator, Microwave, Hot or best offer. (715)360-6931 Stove & fridge provided. Coin Plate. $100.00 per week. or (906)364-2697 operated laundry on site. (906)285-9467 Prices, Please call: (712)580-5360. 2012 Harley Davidson 1200 Custom. 1,365 miles. Call for DOWNTOWN IRONWOOD Condos for Rent price. (906)932-2452 or Small Town apartment with laundry. Secure, (906)364-0858 clean, modern. No Pets. HURLEY: 2 bedroom Condo, $335.00 monthly. (906)932-1425. Eagle Bluff. Utilities included. ServiceÓ No pets. 1 year lease and IRONWOOD: 2 bedroomreferences required. apartment, garage, $375.00 plus (715)561-5156 utilities. Also, 4 bedroom, 2 bath house, $600.00. (920)217-5981 Real Estate IRONWOOD: 2 bedroom. Stove, P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe refrigerator, washer, dryer MEMBERS OF Wakefield’s newly-elected city council take their oath of office at the start of Monday’s council included. Quiet Neighborhood. Rental references required. No meeting in the municipal building. They are, from left, Kay Wiita, Mayor Pro Tempore Amy Tarro, new mem- Pets. $475.00 per month, ber James Anderson, Patricia Mann, and Mayor John Granato. Acting City Clerk Sue Ahonen administered includes water. (715)561-4241 122 E. Aurora St. the oath. N11433 LAKE Road. Ground floor, Ironwood, MI 2 bedroom apartment. $435.00 monthly with heat and water 906-932-0510 included. (810)208-1529 Sales • Rentals Newly-elected Anderson joins Wakefield city council Management • Appraisals By P.J. GLISSON rates at Eddy Park Campground. due by May 1, 2018. NOW RENTING AT [email protected] The slightly higher fees were In addition, the council voted Give Away VILLA MANOR 906-932-5406 APARTMENTS Highway US-2 • Ironwood WAKEFIELD — The Wake- advised by the council’s newly to “abandon” several low-value FREE: OIL Stove. Good for camp *STARTING AT $390/MONTH field city council on Monday wel- formed campground committee, campground sites. or cottage. (906)932-5711 *ONE BEDROOM upnorthproperty.com comed newly-elected member which consists of council member Movrich, who attended the *SECURITY SYSTEM James Anderson and also voted Tarro, commission member council meeting as a member of Articles for Sale *LAUNDRY FACILITIES *HEAT & WATER INCLUDED to appoint John Granato as the Marco Movrich, Camp Hostess the audience, emphasized to the *AIR CONDITIONING new mayor and Amy Tarro as Joanne Popkowski, and two at- council that the higher rates Reso-Tone Clarinet, used 1 year. *NO PETS ALLOWED Mayor Pro Tempore. large members. will help to fund park improve- $250.00 7HP Ariens Snowblower. Older model, runs great. $250.00 CONTACT AMBER AT Granato and Tarro, along with The new rates refer to three ments. (715)862-2326 (715)561-4599 Autos/SUVs council members Kay Wiita and tiers of site fees that are scaled Tarro motioned to accept the MONDAY-FRIDAY Dell Computers, Pat Mann, all remain on the according to lakeside status and / commission’s recommendations Sales & Repairs, Virus Removal 8:00am-4:30pm council after being voted in as or other amenities such as water, in full, and Wiita seconded, with Call Timothy D. Szot Professional Computer Serv- incumbents in the Nov. 7 elec- electricity, and drive-through the vote passing unanimously. ices (906)364-4506 Houses for Rent tion. Anderson was a write-in ease: City Manager Richard Brack- North 11-14-17 candidate who filled the vacancy Level 1: $25 per night, ney also reported to the council m A Q 6 4 HOMES, APARTMENTS, and n 10 4 Business Spaces for rent. Call for left by Joe DelFavero, whose last $125/week, and $325/month; that a 12 percent increase in o A J 10 4 details. The Real Estate Store. meeting with the council was on Level 2: $35 per night, $150 Blue Cross-Blue Shield insur- p Q J 9 (906)932-5406 2012 CHEVY Impala LTZ. West East Loaded. Heated Leather Seats, Oct. 23. per week, and $350 per month; ance rates will cost the city m J 5 2 m 10 7 3 Power Sun Roof, Windows and IRONWOOD: 2 bedroom home At Monday’s meeting, Mann Level 3 (premium): $40 per “about $30,000 per year” in addi- n Q 9 n 8 6 3 with attached garage. Clean, Locks, CD, Spoiler, Alloy nominated Granato as mayor, night, $200 per week, and $400 tional funds. o K Q 7 6 o 9 3 recently updated, new flooring. Wheels, 6 Cylinder. Only 49K p 8 4 3 2 p A 10 7 6 5 No pets. No smoking. Miles, Asking $12,200.00. and Anderson seconded the per month; and “There are no other options,” South (906)364-1690 (906)364-1549 m K 9 8 motion. Granato nominated Tents: $15 per night, $60 per said Brackney, who explained n A K J 7 5 2 Tarro as Mayor Pro Tempore, week, and $150 per month. that some insurance plans o 8 5 2 and Mann seconded the motion. By comparison, 2017 premium require more than 100 partici- p K Both motions passed unanimous- rates were $30 per night, and pants and others do not meet Dealer: North Vulnerable: Neither ly. monthly rates were $325. Tent requirements in the city’s union South West North East Acting City Clerk Sue Ahonen rates in 2017 were $10 per night, contract. 1o Pass Steer More 1n Pass 1NT Pass administered the oath of office to and monthly rates were $145. Mann asked what percentage 4n Pass Pass Pass the newly elected council mem- Still holding is the City Coun- per dollar of city employee bers. cil’s Oct. 9 vote to reduce season- salaries will go toward benefits, Opening lead: m 2 Attention to Your Car During a public comment peri- al rates from $1,100 to $1,000 for and Brackney said he did not A near-certainty, Vehicle Classified od, former council member Bob all sites. have that information. Advertise your auto for sale in the Blaskowski asked whether the At the additional recommen- “Where are we going to come not a highly likely Daily Globe Classifieds, and reach AXd Rates city has prepared an orientation dation of the commission and up with the money?” asked starting at $20.00 more than 30,000 potential local By Phillip Alder 906-932-2211 buyers in print and online! package for Anderson. Granato committee, council members also Anderson, and Brackney said, said that no formal package was voted to change campground reg- “We’ll be looking into that.” Stanislaw Leszczynski, King of classifieds@ Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania, yourdailyglobe.com provided, but that Anderson did istration time from Jan. 1, 2018 Mann voted to accept the Duke of Lorraine and a count of the Holy Roman Empire who died in 1766, Private parties only. Please place all receive a copy of the City Charter to Feb. 5, 2018, which represents increase, and Wiita seconded. Classified ads by 1:00pm for next-day said, “To believe with certainty we publication and 1:00pm Friday for and of “Robert’s Rules of Order.” the first full week of that month, The vote passed nearly unani- must begin with doubting.” Saturday & Monday publication. In bridge, you prefer a certain line In relation to a recommenda- and to require registrants put mously, with Tarro abstaining. of play, but often guesswork will be tion from the city planning com- down half of the site fee when After the meeting, Brackney required. In this deal, for example, South is in four hearts. What should mission, the council voted for the they register (instead of the $50 explained that 13 full-time he do after West leads a low spade? second time in little more than a down payment that was due this employees are covered on the I like North’s one-no-trump rebid, showing hand type and strength as month to raise 2018 campground year), with the second half being city’s BC-BS plan. quickly as possible. Yes, if South has to pass, North-South might miss a preferable spade contract. But that is unlikely, and keeping the defenders in the dark about North’s spade length could prove beneficial. Ontonagon continues school summer tax collection At one table, where West led the diamond king (ace, nine, two), South By JAN TUCKER tional meeting. For the remain- bers said was “better than the was torn. He could see the threatened DAILY GLOBE Classifieds diamond ruff, but to cash the heart [email protected] der of the winter and spring, previous estimate.” ace and king risked losing two trump In Print & Online • 906-932-2211 • www.yourdailyglobe.com ONTONAGON — The Onton- the board of education will meet —Referred to the athletic com- tricks if a defender had started with queen-fourth. Instead, declarer took agon Area Board of Education on the same third Monday of mittee for recommendation, the the trump-suit percentage play of cashing his ace, crossing to dummy Monday adopted a resolution to the month but at 5:30 p.m. The position of Assistant Varsity with a spade and running the heart continue the practice of collecting board meetings were previously Track Coach. 10. However, disaster struck. West won with his queen, cashed the summer school taxes. The taxes at 7 p.m. —And congratulated the diamond queen and gave East a for operation and debt service In other action the board: Ontonagon Ewen-Trout Creek diamond ruff. Then East tabled the club ace to defeat the contract. will be in Ontonagon, Rockland —Hired Robert Clark for the Football team on making the When the lead is a spade, though, South should have no problems. He and Carp Lake Townships. The Building and Grounds Supervi- playoffs, Roger Ruuti for his takes that trick and immediately taxes will be collected in the sor position, effective Nov. 6 and maintenance in keeping the plays a club to drive out the ace. Here, if East perseveres in spades, summer of 2018 under the same noted the board had five “very building in good shape, the staff everything works for declarer. If East pro-rata as in 2017. qualified candidates.” and the senior service Project shifts to the diamond nine, South wins that on the board and discards With the dark winter weath- —Approved the financial members for the Veterans Day his remaining diamonds on the club queen-jack. Then he can afford to run er, the board agreed to change audit from Anderson, Tackman Breakfast, and Betsey Guilbault the heart 10. the time of its regular meeting and Co. showing a balance of and volunteers for the book fair © 2017 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS until the annual reorganiza- $34,577 on June 30 which mem- which garnered $3,000. BRIDGE

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