The Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 3

Community HE GLOBE. Ml Dec. 12. 1997 Pages Happenings Chorus to rehearse Saturday at .1 at the Chorus will hold a special rehearsal Saturday utheran Church in Ironwood rftmas concert is se( fof Sunday at 7:30 hurch The concert will be followed by coffee -r- but a tree-wilt offenng wit! taken Saturday's rehearsal Benefit dinner set for Sunday to S.C-Vjr:. An v- day 1 I ,1 1 The COM freo and day Saon community welcomes everyone 'i-r the Peter Giacomino famity a jhrttt and meatball dinner will be served Sun- r- the Saxon Community Center 55 person, while children under six are be purchased at Copps Food Center, Hurley.

dcor Prices wi 1 be given away throughout trie Children's Christmas party set ct Ki'rca Sunday al Santa will b'- the children CoMeo a nil b3 The annual Christmas party for the children of the Men's Club and Homemakers will be at the Kimbafl Community Center. distribute candy, popcorn balls and apples to wv il be to the adurts Can buy-back scheduled The 4H Tnpio Recyclers will an aluminum can buy-back Saturday at the Iran County Highway Department, located at 607 Third Avenue North in Hurley The recycle' accept aluminum beverage cans onty A bonus rate is paid for cans that are clean and crushed. Busmessas are welcome to recycle with the recycling club Large amounts are accepted by appointment only To got to the rvghway department, turn west at Flay'S Mobtl in Hurtey. go one block, turn right, go a half turn nght and kx 4H trailer The buy back will be held from 8 a.m to noon Donations are also being collected for DOVE Shefter in Iroowood e. (oca.

toys, books, hats, mittens, monetary). AARP Christmas party set The Township AARP will have a polluck Christmas party Monday al noon at the Immanuo! Lutheran Church at LiWe Potnt. The program wit' be on different ways celebrating Christmas in foreign countries Donatrcns be given to DOVE and the Salvation Army Visrtors are Children's program set at St. Paul On Sunday, al the 9 am. worship service at the St.

Paul Lutheran Church Ironwood. the Sunday Schooi children present a piay about the birth of the Christ Child The play cailod Twasthe Night Before." This is always a delightful presenVi'scn the children retell the story of the first Chrratmas. Fo(- lownrj this ir vc thoro also be a time ol fellowship. jcm ui tor this wonderful opportunity to hear again the joyous of Christ's birlh." a church spokesperson said. The St Paul Lutheran Church is located at 1 11 S.

Curry Street. Sunday worr.h-p ir, at 9am and Sunday SctxxX and adutt study are at 10 i "If looking tor a church home, please join us," a spokesperson said Ironwood auxiliary to meet The ironwood American Legion Auxiliary to Post 5 wifl hokl its Onat- mas party Monday, beginning wrth a pottuck dinner at 6 p.m., in the clubrocms will be exchanged, ar.d p'ans for the children's Christmas party will be discussed Post 1580 party set The iron County VFW Post 1580 hold its Christmas party Tuesday. beginning with a social hour at 5 at Post Home. A pork lom dinner, with all the tnmrrangs, will served at 6:30 p.m. Bessemer auxiliary to meet BESSEMC.R The Bessemer American Legion Post 27 Auxiliary will hold its Christmas party-meeting Tuesday arc ar.Ked to meet at the Post at 6 for a short meeting.

at which tirre the decision wili be made where to go to eat. There will be a rjifl exchange lor those who are interested. All Win.irr Rjnd at 16 tor more information Christmas Day dinner plans set BFSSEMER Plans and preparation are on target for tne first Community Christmas Day dinner in Bessemer to be held, of course, on Christmas Day rom noon to 1 30 m. in the St. Sebastian School gym cafeteria uo teinrj ordered The entertainers are practicing and ttiri'-j '-xciied (or the holiday celebration.

a' 1 free so check in with your ne-ghbors and make for Christmas us a phone number and we'll be happy to or3ancers Sheila and John Begalte "CaU us (or us n.i'nos Or anyone you mighl know who wilt txa Trie everyone' Remem L.L-'I: no to a up'-, 0311 Any and all volunteers are School JYIenus ironwood-Bessemer Monday St. dip. tossed s.t':i'.; Tuesday Mniffn.vv toast bagel, sure pnla'o rounds, applo Hnjf Chef cherry rmj Sliced pears, peanutty Thursday letlice a fresh Friday c.Mr.. yfl- aim. carets tronwood-Senior Forum Wednesfl.iy.

peppers, bo Sji- ad, rcii. peachos Mercer scalloped slices, salad tar Tuesday M.ic.ircru and choese. peas ii-rotb. gelatin with fruit, saiad t. Wednesday buttered com.

peach halves. bar Thursday sticks, applesauce bar Fnday pars'ey potatoes, peas, ice salad bar Ewen Monday Chicken nuggets. mashed pctat x-s. vegetables, fruit. Tuesday Hot ham and cheese, fries, fruit Wednesday curty fries, fruit Thursday Hot dogs, baked beans, rctnt salad, fruit.

Friday fru't sat- ad Our Lady of Peace Monday Fish nug.jets. fries, peas, graham crackers, cottage cheese, gelatin with fruit Tuesday Barbecues, chips. pork and beans, green beans. cheese slices, fresh fruit Wednesday Turkey, cranberries, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, graham crackers, cinnamon apple slices Thursday Ravioli, com breadslicks, carrot sticks, peaches. Friday Chicken nugqets, later tots, com.

crackers and peanut butter butter. cream gland Monday Chu-kon patties-bun, tries, vegetable f-uiT Tuesday Ham mashed potatoes, mixed vegetable, fruit Wednesday Hoi dogs. foes. vegetable, frxyt. Thursday Nachos-meat- cheese-Iettuce-tomato.

fruit. Friday Cock choice White Pine Monday Hot dogs, pork and beans, potato wedges, peaches, blueberry bars Tuesday H.im and cheese sandwtches, potato chips, lettuce and tomatoes, fresh fruit, pudding Wednesday Roast turkey, potatoes and gravy, corn, fruit cocktail, dmner rolls. Thursday Chicken noodle soup, peanut butler or tuna salad sandwiches, carrots and dip, peaches. FrxJay Chicken nuggets, tn- tators, peas, fresh fruit Hurley Monday Grilled Chicken boup. tcmato crackers, salad tar, Iruii Breaklast: Pancakes Tuesday Harrburgers.

pickles, corn. t.ir, cherries Breaktact Rcii" Wednesday rrcn. rice, salad bar. rolls, cookios. pears RreaM.c.t Ccmpany French least Thursday boans, ch.l; reitcf s.iijj tar pudding Ojru.tr> Friday Deans.

salad bar pe.vrx-s rookies Breakfast Wakefield Monday soup. lunchiTie.il. applesauce Tuesday Ch.cken ra.Qgeto, beans tossed Tt.rki", i I toes. ft.iu; ad. (rcsh Iruil Club Today Aiccholios Anenynicuj rri anon, ii'-iOrv Sa 1 i I 1 AA and Alanc-n.

7 30 'c On- IcrMtjcn Vitiaqe 1 Cane 7 Our aOy ct i Saturday Alcoholics Anonymous. 1 1 Salem Lutheran Church. Alcoholics AnonymcHjs. t) itST), Ontonagon Church, Greenland Road Alcoholics Anonymous and Ai- anon (opon 7 30. Church of the Transfiguration, tronwood NA meeting, 7 30, Church of tr-o Tfansfiguration.

iron wood Reunion Ironwood class of 1973 The Luther L. Wright and Ironwood Catholic High Schooi classes of 1973 will hold a reunion meeting Monday at 6 m. at the Comfort Inn in Ironwood you're Benefit specialist to be in Mercer Holiday Fair held Spaghetti feed The Bessemer American legion sponsors a spaghetti feed every Thursday from to 7 The cost is S4 ior adults and S2 for children 12 and under Breakfast buffet The Wakefietd VFVV will sponsor its famous breakfast buffet on Sunday from 7 to 1 at the Post Homo The cost is $5 Proceeds wilt be used for the parking lot renovation fund Christmas concerts The Watersmeet Program will be presenting its Christmas concert on Monday -it 7 rrt in school Trie tour bands wii! cover grades through 12 The Watcrsmeet mentary Christmas program will be later the week, on Dec 18. at 7 pm in the school gym. It will feature kindergarten through grade four in a muiti cultural celebration Thore VMII bo a bake sale at both programs There is no admission fee for cither program.

Band concert The Music Department cl Luther L. Wrighl High Schcd will hold its Bands Christmas Concert on Sunday at 2 in l.LW gymnasium. The concert will feature 200 instrumentalists several ensembles Band concert Tho annual band Christmas concert c.f the Hufley Schooi District will bo held Tuesday. Doc 16. at 7 30 in tho Hurley K-12 auditorium Performing in Ihe be the 5th and grade bands, and the junior senior high school bar.f!:-, Ail tho bands will be performing Seasonal mustc.

suro to clelr.jht 4 i entertain. As jii concerts, the public is welcome to attend This free pcrfotmartco The bands are directed by D.m kjnen Choir concert The Music of Luther High I held itb Choirs Chnsrrra-; on Dec 1H it at the hictonc Ir -r-w Theatre. The concert will 200 singers in six a vj bo persenied with the "Jcy To The World A I fit from the Unit of Iron in- Town Hall on Monday at 9 am. 60 and over, are to frw assis- n. tJii 1 toilowing programs Mi.nlicarp, Medicare Si'Cunty, Suppli-mental Security stamps, encrify and weathtniation.

repair, housing and consumer Robert Lynn at the Aging Unit of In an instant a strdcecan American Heart AssociationJ Reduce your risk factors 5undoy, Jan, 18 Sunday. Jan 25 Sunday, Feb. 1 Sunday, Feb. 8 GREAT KMAS CAU 229-2297 FOR MORE KFO The Extension ccntly hof.tfd Us an- hxliday fuir at the Ironwood A deco- were displayed, with. onjfinal'v designed and of of a lighted hv Dorothy Carpen- purtt-lain hv Ronnie M.iki and i by Juan Cyr Pruc informa- soy '(Viking with samples of efTK salad, carrot bars and dip to taste Cookbooks were distributed.

A Christmas sing-along with Ruth Matlson at the piano was interrupted fay the appearance of Santa Claus (Elsie Encksonl who distributed candy A donation of SlOO was given to the local Hoapice organizations by the Gogebic and Iron County Homemakers attending and the Michigan Home Extension Council. Door prizes were given Coffee. dessert and llowship followed Commodity distribution set 'i in- i Com- Agency would like ri rrurv.l recipients of the dates 'he SuptjlemtTita! Pn I'ram tor DeciTnbr'r dis- I'hr -iite schedule for Gojje- ri-sidi-nt-i is n.s fjllows t'nr Strr-et in Bessemer: Mi County se- niMrs, a rri to noon Tuesdav County se- niiirs. infants and children, 1 to 4 Wedrn Pioneer Park Apartments, 9 to 10 a Aurora Club parking lot in Ironwood, 10 to 11 a in Friday, 19 Maremsco The County distribution 'or seniors and mothers, int.ints and children will on Thursday. Dec 18.

at the following locations and times Lake nior Center, 9.45 to 10 am White Psne Porcupine Moun- Um Senior CenU-r, 1020 to 10 35 a.m. Ontonagon Holy Family Catholic Church parking lot, 11 a m. to noon. Bruce Grousing Stannard Township ballpark. U.S.

45 North, 2 15 to 3. 15 p.m. Watersmect Town Hall parking lot, 2:45 to 3 15 m. (CSTi Recipients are rt- minded to return their boxes. For more information about regrstenng for the program, call Bessemer, 6670283, Ironwood, 932-4200; or Ontonagon County, 1-800-399-7556 Donations being collected for Ronald McDonald House The Ajruit: Unit of Iron County will be collecting donations for the McDonald House in The two-story brick home serves as a temporary' "home away fr'im home" for parents and families uf children receiving medical care at St.

Joseph's Hospital or Marshfietd Clinic. The home provides a warm, comfortable setting where families can rest, prepare a hot meal and share their concerns and experiences with other parents who have a -enously ill child. It hi ijis ease the financial bur- hy pnivulipig lodging, a Ren- erou.siv Blocked kitchen and laundry facilities, a playroom, comfortable living rooms and a conference area for parents. Families are requested to donate from to $10 a night, although no family will be turned away because of inability to contribute. The Marshfiold House was established in 1983 and is operated by a not-for-profit group It operates -trutly with volunteer help and community contributions The facility can accomodate 10 families The following items are needed in their day-to-day operations chips, individual breakfast cereals, brownie mutes, instant coffee creamer, peanut butter, butterscotch vanilla and tomato sauces of any kind release childrens' videos, storage-freezer bags, umbrellas, manila envelopes, scissors, postage stamps, masking and mailing tapes.

(tan or ivory) and pillow covers. towels, klecnen and fabric softener sheets can opener, aluminum foil and plastic wrap. Cash contributions are always welcome. Your financial contribution to the Fnends of Ronald, Inc. IB tax deductible.

Your contribution can be dropped off at the Hurley Senior Center at 308 Third Ave between the hours of 8 and 4 30 on Monday through Friday. For more information, call Robert Lynn at 561-2108. Business counseling available Are you interested in starting a new business, but just don't know ii.nv to ln'iTtn'' Perhaps you need to find some extra financing to start a h.iMin-ss or expand an existing one 9 Have you been told that yi ui nutti a business plan before you start your new enterprise' 1 The Ur.ivi-rsity of Wisconsin-Extension can help through its free, n.iifiiirriti.il counseling service offered at the Iron County Extension OfTux' on Tuesday, beginning at 9 30 am. For nvire information or to make an appointment, contact the Iron University of Wisconsin Extension Office, phone (715) 1 or call toll free from Mercer or Spnngstead at 1 Qive youf an embrace Icvet hack ire .) sa' Also available in other gemstones. Malmberg's Jewelers 406 Main SL West, Ashland, 682-3922.