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exDected to hit giving the OGacP HiGGs a Lhite Qhristmas. The NationaG Weather Service
issued a Linter storm Larning from 5 a.m. today to 5 D.m. Thursday. SnoL Las forecast
to Kegin this morning and continue through Thursday. The Leather service said that snoL
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KiGity. The storm system covered much of the state and nearGy aGG of NeKrasPa Lhen heavy
traveG Las exDected for the hoGidays. Pioneer photo by Mark Watson
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER LOCAL SCENE
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The blocks that bind
■ Lead-Deadwood Quilters
back community at Christmas
BY JACI CONRAD PEARSON
Black Hills Pioneer
Loretta Tlein, Arlene Cox, Verna Sandidge, Arlene Wustafson, Nean
Martin, Martha Mack and Tay Virkula of the Lead-Deadwood Xuilters,
display the Yuilts they crafted for seniors and shut-ins as part of the
Community Christmas Celebration. Pioneer photo by Jaci Conrad
Pearson
!EAD-DEADWOOD — These !eadDeadwood ladies may all be cut from the same
bolt of cloth and they can be counted on to continually back the community at Christmastime.
They share a love for quilting and their
enthusiasm for the craft is contagious. But on a
higher level, the end result of their ticking, tacking, tatting and batting is gifted upon others.
This Christmas season alone, the !eadDeadwood quilters took it upon themselves to
donate 10 quilts for names on the Community
Christmas Celebration senior tree at Bloomer's.
But they didn't quit cutting blocks from bolts
there.
Forging ahead, they quilted 26 socks to
adorn every single Lolden Ridge resident's
door.
“We delivered them early so they could
enjoy them throughout the season,” said Arlene
Lustafson. Truly, their love for the craft of
quilting has warmed hundreds of !eadDeadwood residents over the years.
But first, most of the completed quilts end up
in the “stash room” in the basement of Lrace
!utheran Church, the group's lair, lined with
shelf upon shelf of fabric and gorgeous handcrafted quilts.
“After awhile, there's only so many places
you can put quilts at your house,” said !oretta
Qlein, explaining why the group, which meets
twice a month, is continually quilting.
“It keeps us off the streets and out of the
bars,” joked Qay Tirkula.
When the quilts come out of storage, the
quilting group, made up of a dozen or so, disburses hundreds a year, specially made for
newborns to teens to adults.
CASA receives close to 20, Dorsett,
Edgewood and Sandstone are all regular recipients, as are the nurse's stations at local schools,
just to name a few.
The !ead-Deadwood Wuilters are highly
cognizant of recycling and several of their creations are done with repurposed fabric. They
are highly appreciative of donations and can
always put all-cotton sheets of fabric to good
use. To donate fabric, call Arlene Lustafson at
X22-2008.
“We are very appreciative of Lrace
!utheran. It so nice of them to let us have all of
this room,” Lustafson said.
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>!e make a difference.? ThatAs what
LordAs Cupboard Director Sharon Narem
simply stated when asked why sheAs so
dedicated to the cupboard and their
annual Christmas basket distribution held
Saturday at the Trinity Dnited Methodist
Church Christian Ministry Center in Lead.
Pictured are three of the 1G LordAs
Cupboard volunteers who helped with the
event: Pastor Bruce Adams, Levi MetMger
and Nohn Narem, showing off their makeshift morning freeMer. This year, 130 families in need were each given five pounds
of potatoes, two loaves of bread, eggs,
margarine, cranberries, gravy, dressing,
hot chocolate, and their choice of a turkey
or ham. The event is estimated to cost
around $S,000 and is funded with LordAs
Cupboard monetary donations made
throughout the year. Pioneer photo by
Jaci Conrad Pearson
Outdoor
photo of
the day
Robert Larson submitted this
photo of a wintery Spearfish
Creek with the sun setting
behind Crow Peak.
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER LOCAL SCENE
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211th Engineers stay on mission in Afghanistan
■ Sturgis men help
clear the Afghan roads
B" S$T. JON E. DOU$HERT"
203rd 'ngineer ,atta/ion
N"AR &HARANA, Afghanistan 1 The
pre6mission brief concluded, combat engineer
&gt. Darrin Lewno of Wilmot, &.D., called
together the assembled route clearance crew,
all members of the CDDth "ngineer Eompany,
&outh DaGota Army National Huard.
IJur Father, who art in HeavenMN began
Lewno, as the surrounding &oldiers instinc6
tively bowed their heads and began to pray
with him in unison.
To the observer, their recitation of the
LordOs Prayer appeared comfortable and
familiar, not uptight or staged. For their mis6
sion to Geep routes clear of improvised eQplo6
sive devices RI"DsT 1 one of the most haU6
ardous in Afghanistan 1 the HuardsmenOs
appeal to the Almighty didnOt at all seem inap6
propriate. And, as some of them would soon
discover, it could be argued that their prayers
were answered.
As he ordered crews to their vehicles, mis6
sion commander Dst Lt. Ehris Long, of
&turgis, reflected the mentality and profes6
sionalism of his men. His confidence was
infectious, and by his words of instruction, it
was obvious neither he nor his crews were
under any illusions about the risGs they were
soon to face 1 again.
They all Gnew, for instance, the route they
were preparing to taGe was Iactive,N or Gnown
to be targeted often by enemy insurgents.
They were preparing to depart with the
Gnowledge that their own convoys had been
attacGed before along the very same route.
All in all, however, they would encounter
Inothing we havenOt seen before,N Long told
his men, prior to ordering them to their vehi6
cles.
And yet, driving headlong into the abyss
that is AfghanistanOs hinterlands is never an
easy thing to do, especially for route clearance
combat engineers 1 even if the veterans of
the CDDth maGe it looG that way.
&till, there was little opportunity to contem6
plate the matter. As the morning chill of the
approaching winter season persisted, the mis6
sionOs start time was VuicGly approaching and
there was no time to waste.
The crews had a long way to go. And they
had a mission to complete.
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Master &gt. Xohn Dornbusch settled into his
seat in the massive Buffalo MRAP Rmine
resistant armor6protectedT vehicle, strapped
on his seat belt, and toggled the electronic
communications eVuipment he would be
manning throughout the mission.
Meanwhile &pc. Lee Weber, of Pierre, the
vehicleOs driver, checGed gauges and prepared
to move out as his right seat passenger and
trucG commander, &gt. Xeffrey DufeG, of
&turgis 1 the city Gnown nationally for its
massive annual Harley Davidson rally 1 per6
formed a radio checG as he also strapped him6
self into his seat.
Jver the headset, rocG band AEZDEOs
IThunderstrucGN played to the delight of the
vehicleOs classic rocG fans.
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Xohn Fogerty.N
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front manOs tune, IEenterfield,N is the Igreat6
est song ever written,N DufeG assured every6
one.
I[ouOve heard of that one before, havenOt
you, Weber\N DufeG teased, a rip on the
MRAP driverOs tender age of C].
Weber tooG the good6natured ribbing with a
shaGe of his head and a smile.
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The convoy began maGing its way past the
forward operating baseOs entry control point
R"EPT, onto a rare paved section of Afghan
highway. Erews were bound for a destination
that, on a good day, was more than seven
hours away.
But distances and travel time in
Afghanistan can be misleading, by American
standards, in that they are wildly out of pro6
portion. Most roads are just barely that 1
dusty, cratered dirt pathways barely large
enough for a single vehicle. Add to that the
ever6present danger of an I"D striGe or
ambush, and one can easily see why travel
times can be lengthy, even if distances
between bases often are minimal.
Besides, to the veteran Huardsmen, a Igood
dayN is one they have defined as devoid of
enemy contact, which can often delay a con6
voy for hours.
A few miles down the road, the vehicle dri6
vers wound way through the enclave of
&haran, which 1 at an early hour 1 was
already teeming with Afghan locals engaged
in various activities and commerce. Many of
them stopped and stared, as they often do, at
the lumbering MRAPs while they passed, the
low throaty rumble of their diesel engines
echoing off the various storefronts and mud6
and6wood residences.
At Gey intersections, Afghan National
Police officers stood watch, their A_6`a rifles
slung casually over their shoulders. bendors
peered out of their shops. Ehildren flashed
Ithumbs6upN signs.
A Gilometer or so out of town the road
turned from relatively smooth pavement to a
pothole6filled thoroughfare which caused the
vehicles to bucG and lurch.
IWe lost our first vehicle on this route,N
Dornbusch said somberly, reflecting on an
I"D hit some weeGs before.
Little did he Gnow that, some Cc minutes
later, the convoy would eQperience ddje vu.
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The lead vehicles in each convoy 1 called
HusGies 1 slowly rumbled along the bumpy
route, scanning for any signs of enemy insur6
gents or buried I"Ds. Jn a few occasions
already, DornbuschOs Buffalo, eVuipped with a
special powerful hydraulic IarmN that is used
to Iinterrogate,N or dig, in potential sites, had
been reVuested to search a few areas, but so
far had found nothing.
&uddenly, as the convoy inched forward,
the sicGening IWhoompffN of an eQplosion
could be seen, heard 1 and felt 1 about gcc
or so feet ahead of the Buffalo.
In a flash, one of the lead HusGy vehicles
was violently disabled, a thicG cloud of smoGe
and dust rising rapidly from the detonation.
Immediately radio calls went out to the
HusGy to determine the fate of its driver, Pfc.
Brandon "ggers.
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER OBITUARIES
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!ednesday, )ecember /0, /112
Marian L. Ward, 90
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Marian L. Ward, age 90 of Fort Collins, Colo., died Dec. 1:,
2009. Marian Lorraine Smith was born Aune 5, 1919 in
Fairpoint, to Lula and Arthur Smith. She attended grade and
high school in Newell, and Nettleton Commercial
College in Sioux Falls.
During World War II, Marian worked for the
Navy Department in Washington D.C., where she
became lifelong friends with several other
women while they were working together in
the war effort. In 19:3, she returned to South
Dakota and married Alfred Ward in 19::.
They had three daughters, Nay, Ellen and
Alfa. She worked for the Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation Service,
Department of Agriculture, in Hot Springs and
then in Belle Fourche until her retirement in
19S9, after which she settled in Spearfish.
Marian was an active member of St. Aames
Episcopal Church in Belle Fourche and later at All
Angels Episcopal Church in Spearfish. She belonged
to the Northern Hills Chapter of ARC, an organization
that advocates for disabled and special needs children and
adults. She represented the State ARC on the Uovernor's
Disabilities Council from 1981 until 1986. In addition to her
church and civic activities, Marian enjoyed gardening as a
hobby. Marian loved sharing her bouquets with friends.
Marian is survived by two of her daughters and their
husbands, Ellen (and Ron) Ring of Ft. Collins, Colo.]
and Nay (and Aohn) Tiff of Sioux Falls] her sister,
Coila Robinson of Brandon] one granddaughter,
Anita Schauer] and one great-grandson, Isaac
Schauer. She is preceded in death by her daughter, Alfa Aean Ward and two brothers, Randall
and Earl Smith.
A celebration of her life will be held in
Spearfish at All Angels Episcopal Church in
Aune. An announcement will be printed later
regarding the date and time of the service. Any
memorials will be used to purchase an item in
Marian's memory for All Angels Episcopal
Church. Memorials can be sent to All Angels
Episcopal Church, 10:: N. 5th St., Spearfish, SD
5SS83.
This obituary can be viewed, a guest book can be
signed and any thoughts and memories of Marian can be
expressed at www.goesfuneralcare.com.
Lawrence Nicholas
Strang, 83
Lawrence Nicholas Strang, 83, Sturgis, died Sunday, Dec.
20, 2009 at the Sturgis Regional Health Care Center.
Committal services will be 10 a.m. Monday, Dec. 28, 2009
at the Black Hills National Cemetery near Sturgis with Father
Arnold Nari officiating. Military honors will be provided by
the Sturgis Veterans Honor Uuard. Friends may gather at the
Ninkade Funeral Chapel in Sturgis prior to leaving for the
cemetery.
A memorial has been established to the Shriner's Crippled
Children's Hospital.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.kinkadefunerals.com.
Ronald W. DeVries
Ronald W. DeVries died Monday, Dec. 21, 2009 at his
home in Lead.
Services are pending with the Aldinger Funeral Home and
Cremation Service of Spearfish.
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OPINION
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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
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PIONEER
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Trinity Jnited Methodist +hurch +hristmas pageants ever. Pioneer photo by
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HOMES
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n e w s @ b h p i o n e e r. c o m
December 23, 2009
November home sales soar 7.4 percent
B- !.!) /'B$.
!P #eal ()tate +riter
WASHINDTON (AP) —
Home resales surged last month
to the highest level in nearly three
years, reflecting an extraordinary
level of federal support that has
pulled the housing market back
from the worst downturn since
the Dreat Depression.
Buyers were racing to complete their sales before the original expiration date of a tax credit
for first-time buyers that was
scheduled to expire Nov. 30. Last
month, Congress decided to
extend and expand the credit to
ensure the housing market could
sustain its recovery.
RThings are stabilizing,R said
Pete Flint, chief executive of real
estate Web site Trulia.com.
RThere is a significant amount of
buyer interest out there.R
About U million homebuyers
have taken advantage of the credit so far, the National Association
of Realtors said Tuesday. The
group forecasts that another U.W
million will use it by the middle
of next year. First-time buyers
made up about half of all transac-
tions last month, driving sales up
WW percent above last year's levels, a record jump.
RIn the short run, its an effective stimulus,R said John Ryding,
chief economist at RD[
Economics. RIf you give someone
money to spend on something,
they will spend it.R
November's sales rose ].W percent to a seasonally adjusted
annual rate of 6._W million, from
a downwardly revised pace of
6.09 million in October, the
Realtors group said. It was the
highest level since February
U00]. Sales had been expected to
rise to an annual pace of 6.U_ million, according to economists surveyed by Thomson Reuters.
Sales are now up W6 percent
from the bottom in January, but
down 10 percent from the peak
more than four years ago. The
inventory of unsold homes on the
market fell about 1 percent to 3._
million. That's a healthy 6._
month supply at the current sales
pace, the lowest level in three
years.
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HOMES
Right at home: Pet-friendly and stylish too
B" KIM COOK
!"r The (ss"*iated Press
Writer Jean Cocteau once %used, NI love
cats because I enKoy %y ho%e\ little by little, they beco%e its visible soul.N Dog o/ners feel the sa%e /ay.
The do/nside of sharing our ho%es /ith
pets, of course, is dirt, hair and odors. ]o/
to keep things chic and clean and still have
roo% for Spot?
Designers and %anufacturers offer so%e
ideas.
Li` LevinJs eFperience /ith her o/n
%enagerie of kids and pets led her to launch
a design service, Li` Levin Nesting. ]er
advice? Color-coordinate /ith your pets.
NFlying furJs a reality. Unless youJre prepared to stand guard /ith your vacuu%
24b2, choose a color that blends /ith your
pet. If you have a black Lab, for the sake of
your sanity, donJt pick a crea%-colored
sofa,N she says.
CatsJ independent streak %akes the% difficult to train\ better to Kust /ork around
the%. NFloor la%ps /ith heavy bases. Glass
tops for fragile finishes. And a good
scratching postcN she counsels.
Pets sleep a lot during the day d dogs
about 13 hours, cats several %ore d so
bedding is key.
NMost dogs like to stretch out on rectangular beds that keep their shape, /ith
defined edges for hanging oneJs head over,N
says Julia S`abo, author of NPretty PetFriendlye Easy Ways to feep SpotJs Digs
Stylish and SpotlessN (]o/ell, 2009).
She reco%%ends a polar-fleece, futonstyle bed by Bo/ser NthatJs tufted, so the
insides donJt shift. Burro/ing dogs, such as
dachshunds, should have a s%all blanket
they can snuggle under. Cats prefer a round
concave nest.N
Pet beds should be placed a/ay fro%
drafty, high-traffic `ones, /hich can disrupt
rest and lead to health proble%s.
Willia% Weg%an, the photographer best
kno/n for Wei%araner portraits, has
designed a fun line of illustrated fabrics for
pet beds. The Crypton %aterial is resistant
to stains and odor.
Crypton carpeting is in the /orks, too.
Te%purPedic %akes a great bed for
older, arthritic dogs. Put a Throver over the
top to protect the cover\ itJs a stain-repellent,
t/o-sided blanket that doubles as a furniture cover.
Cool Bed III is a refillable /aterbed for
dogs. Bo/serJs Buttercup %icrofiber and
fleece cat nest has a dra/string to close it up
snugly.
Want your petJs bed to blend into your
decor? Consider the ]ard/ood ]idea/ay,
a side table /ith a door that opens to a
sleeping spot. Place it neFt to your bed or
the living-roo% sofa\ the door can be
adKusted to allo/ pets independent access,
and the piece is available in several finishes.
Bo/serJs Moderno chair is a conte%porary, upholstered chair that looks like a
%iniature Corbusier. MaF Co%fortJs
Gustavo pet sofa is a stylish lounger co%plete /ith %e%ory foa% %attress.
Cats, privacy seekers al/ays, %ight love
one of the chic, spacey looking NpodsN fro%
]epper ]o%e. And Merry ProductsJ
NAt%osphereN is a groovy ba%boo sphere
cradling a polyester cushion.
S`abo says floor %aintenance is another
priority. Elevate your petsJ food dishes if
you can, for easier eating and less %ess.
Moderntails.co% has a nu%ber of conte%porary and classic dish styles. They also
stock rubber %ats in different styles and
si`es.
Cats tend to prefer a /ide, shallo/ dish
that acco%%odates sensitive /hiskers\
OnlyNaturalPet.co% has a s%art recycled
glass one.
Moppable surfaces like /ood, ba%boo
and tile /ork best d stick to light-toned
/oods to hide scratches. Carpet is necessary if you live in an apart%ent /here the
clicking of cla/s %ay disturb neighbors.
Try FlorJs carpet tilese TheyJre easy to vacuu%, lift up to /ash or replace, and /onJt
da%age the floor. Choose vinyl flooring
that doesnJt off-gas VOCs\ so%e pets, and
people, are che%ical sensitive.
Indeed, itJs best to stay a/ay fro% highly
perfu%ed pet products altogether.
Re%e%ber that ani%als have keen s%ell
receptors. Clean pet areas /ith green products that have little or no scent (such as Sun
k Earth or Earth Friendly Products), and
for fabrics, try Get Serious, a stain and odor
eFtractor that %any pet o/ners s/ear by.
Get creative about /here you store the
treats and gear. Look for clear Kars (so you
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HOMES Continued from Page 8
The %edian sales price /as 0122,500,
do/n 4.3 percent fro% a year earlier, and
up 0.2 percent fro% October.
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enough %oney for a do/n pay%ent.
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thousands of foreclosed properties have
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price.
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the%, /e could see a surge in ho%es for
sale,N /rote Joel Naroff, president of
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advantage of record-lo/ %ortgage rates,
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spring.
Without the loo%ing deadline, Nbuyers
have no sense of urgency no/,N said
Gary DeRosa, an agent /ith YipRealty
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“Husky 2, Husky 2, are you
OK?”
“This is Husky 2, yes — I7m
alright,” replied Eggers, in a
strangely calm voice.
The convoy came to an abrupt
halt, as other lead elements
deployed to provide security, and
an Explosives Ordnance Disposal
unit traveling with the convoy
moved in to examine the explosion
site and determine if there were
other IEDs present. Eggers exited
his disabled Husky, and moved
towards the rear of the column,
where he was met and examined by
a medic.
Over the next few hours, EOD
personnel cleared the area and the
convoy7s wrecker team recovered
the damaged Husky. It was time to
move on.
67) hi:% again
Within a half hour, a second
explosion rocked the convoy.
One of the IG-31 MIAP vehicles belonging to the combat logistics patrol struck another IED with
its anti-mine rollers, disabling them
but leaving the vehicle intact.
Once more the convoy halted
and began what had become a
well-rehearsed drill: recovery of
the vehicle after EOD gave the allclear sign. Again — fortunately —
there were no injuries.
“Going to be one of those days,”
Dufek said dryly.
In just over four hours, the convoy had traveled less than five kilometers.
There was still a long way to go.
For the next several hours, the
crews would be subjected not only
to the dangers imposed by insurgents but also to the physical abuse
of their own protective vehicles,
which they knew were at the mercy
of the primitive Afghan infrastructure.
It was nearly 2 a.m. when the
convoy rolled into its destination
— almost 14 hours after it had left
its base near Sharan. Long ordered
his vehicles into a clearing near the
base fuel point then told his men to
dismount.
The initial plan was to billet his
Guardsmen in tents, but 30 minutes
later he and Dornbusch returned
with bad news: There were only
two available beds in the entire
compound. So the men would
either have to sleep outside in the
2X-degree night air or in their vehicles.
There was no complaining, bickering, or discussion. Grateful just to
be stopped for the night, the entire
convoy had, within 1X minutes, set
up cots and sleeping bags near their
vehicles, or had retired inside a
vehicle, and fallen sound asleep.
Aeading ,ac= ho+e
Crews awakened about 7 a.m.
and began packing their cots and
stowing their gear for the return
trip. Hungry and tired, many headed first for a nearby chow hall, then
back to their bivouac area where
they proceeded to ready their vehicles — and themselves — for the
long trip home.
Gathered in groups of two, three
or four, some of the men chatted
and laughed with each other while
others tended to their duties, performed personal hygiene or loaded
crew-served weapons. Like a welloiled machine, the veteran
Guardsmen were prepared, fueled
and ready to leave well before the
planned departure time.
Long gathered his men together
for a final pre-mission brief,
informing them the convoy would
likely take an alternate route on the
way back to base, in order to hope-
!edne%day, )ece+,er 20, 2009
fully avoid any more “trouble on
the way home.”
It was a decision that was popular with the crews.
“Sounds good to me,” said
Dornbusch, as he and his crewmates climbed into their Buffalo
and got ready to get back on the
road.
Boring i% good
The convoy7s route took it
through a number of communities,
both large and small, all of which
were crowded with people, cars
and animals during the daylight.
In the larger cities especially,
vendors on the street peddled fresh
fruits, vegetables and nuts, while
shopkeepers hawked everything
from clothing to cell phones.
However, the trip quickly
devolved into a tedious, bumpy
affair, the minutes passing into
hours, often without a sound from
anyone in the convoy. Crews still
sore and tired from the day before
seemed too worn out even to converse. Yet the crews were well
aware of the nature of their missions — long, tedious stretches of
time punctuated by brief, but terrifying, moments of enemy contact.
Still, boring was better, because
it meant no danger and, more
importantly, no delays.
“I7m just hoping we can get back
without any problems today,”
Weber proffered.
“That7d be best,” Dufek seconded.
If only the enemy would cooperate.
Con:ac: Di:h :he ene+y
About mid-afternoon the convoy
moved into a TAI — target area of
interest, or an area where there had
been enemy activity in the recent
past — and crews recognized it
right away.
Suddenly, there was no activity
in the villages. There were no ven-
dors in sight, no children, no traffic.
Nothing but an eerie absence of
life.
“Sure did get quite around here,”
Dufek said.
“I know,” Dornbusch answered,
recognizing a phenomenon that
occurs sometimes right before an
enemy strikes.
Several minutes later, as if to
accentuate the drama, the convoy7s
rear element reported that it was
taking sporadic small arms fire
from a nearby location.
“We have identified where the
rounds are coming from,” said the
commander of the rear gun truck.
“Iequest permission to return fire,
over.”
Permission was granted, and a few
seconds later, the rear gun truck sent
its own rounds “downrange” to the
site of the attack.
There was no more enemy fire
after the American crew opened up.
The short-lived attack was over,
almost before it began. Though the
attack was ineffectual, it made the
point, once again, that no matter
where the crews went, there was
always risk.
“Let7s move on,” urged Long,
knowing the convoy had several
more hours of travel left before getting back.
7nd of :he road and
:he day
Darkness had fallen by the time
the worn-out and battered convoy
snaked its way through the ECP leading back to their base. Long radioed
in that his convoy had arrived. The
Buffalo crew visibly relaxed.
As the MIAPs rolled in, Dufek
dialed up a Dixie Chicks song called
“Travelin7 Soldier” on his MP3 player:
For these traveling South Dakota
Guardsman, the end of this day
indeed meant they were one day
closer to returning home.
Christmas
Eve Candlelight
Worship
Pick-up times in Spearfish
Depart: 6, 7, 8 or 9:00pm
Return: 12:30, 1:30 or 2:30am
Pick-up times in Belle Fourche
Depart: 6, and 9:00pm
Return: 12:30 and 2:00am
No food/drinks allowed on the bus.
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Sp
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Reservation (and payment) are required by 5pm Tuesday, December 29.
Tickets available at the PHT office, 436 E. Colorado Blvd. Call 642-6668 and ask for Jan or Richard.
Services at
1:30, 4:30, 6:30 and 10:30 pm
Thursday, December 24
Holy Communion will be served at the
1:30 and 10:30 services. All services are
filled with music, as we celebrate
God’s love-filled entry into our world.
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
1020 State Street, Spearfish
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Garfield
Baby Blues
For Better or For Worse
The Born Loser
Frank and Ernest
Ernie
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
!edne%day, )e*e+,er 23, 2009
b" $im Da)is
b" $err" Scott 7 <ick >irkman
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and C ha)e been married two
wonderful "ears. C was recentH
l" in a serious car accident
and am currentl" unable to
dri)e. The person who mainl"
dri)es me around is m" husH
band, but sometimes friends
and famil" take me to m"
appointments or to run
errands. <ecentl" m" husH
band announced that he will
no longer take me to bu" m"
birth control pills because heKs
read" to ha)e a child and
doesnKt want to wait.
Since C am out of work, C
ha)e no mone" of m" own
and must rel" solel" on him
for support. +ecause he is no
longer willing to pro)ide me
with the funds to bu" birth
control, C am unable to ask
an"one else to gi)e me a ride
to the pharmac". Lhen we
ha)e seM, he refuses to use
protection.
5lthough C want children in
the future, C do not feel read"
to ha)e an" now. Le married
"oung and still ha)e "ears
ahead of us to get pregnant
and be acti)e parents.
Please tell me what to do.
CKm afraid if C refuse to ha)e a
bab" with him he will lea)e or,
when C am read", decide our
time to start a famil" has
passed. C lo)e him and would
do an"thing for him. Should C
Oust gi)e in, and is it reall"
worth a fightP Q RST TUCT?
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@ou and "our husband need
professional mediation RSL.
@ou should not be strongH
armed into ha)ing a child,
which is what "our husband is
attempting to do. Lomen who
become pregnant under the
circumstances "ou ha)e
described often feel trapped
and resentful, which can negH
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parent. Cf "ou were so seriousH
l" inOured in the accident that
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decisions are made in "our
marriage, there is real serious
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and "es, it reall" is worth a
fight Q or, at the )er" least,
further discussion.
D?5< 5++@A B" sisterHinH
law is in the process of losing
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her.
The problem is, whene)er
we are around her, she goes
on and on about what she did
or did not eat that da". She
also gi)es us disappro)ing
looks or makes unwelcome
comments about what we are
eating.
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change the subOect, but it
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being uppermost in her
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group. There she will recei)e
positi)e feedback from others
who are eMperiencing her OourH
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!edne%day, )e*e+,e- 20, 2009
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by Jimmy
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Herman
Page 10
RRI)NE
by Jim Unger
T7e QL+Lng L%
a QL+eMy K-o,Me+
Groucho Marx said, “Time flies
like an arrow. Fruit flies like a
banana.”
At the bridge table, time flies
because you are so occupied with
the game. But timing may also be
important. On many deals, if you
play the cards in the correct order,
you make your contractF if you
mistime, you go down.
Well, in what order would you
play your cards hereT You are in
NEA Crossword Puzzle
Funky Winkerbean
by Tom Batiuk
Astrograph
T7u-%day, )e*9 24, 2009
In the year ahead, there is nothing wrong with driving yourself a bit
harder in order to get what you
want. But donAt forget to take a little
time to smell the roses along the way, especially when
finding time for those you love.
;APRI;?R@ A)e*9 22-Jan9 19D — ItAs imperative that
you and other family members all have input into the
decisions affecting the dayAs festivities. You could unwittingly overlook something important.
AEUARIUG AJan9 20-Fe,9 19D — Try not to ask something of someone that you wouldnAt ask of yourself. See
things from the otherAs perspective, and understand why
he or she canAt comply.
PIG;EG AFe,9 20-Ma-*7 20D — Subdue temptations to
unnecessarily spend way beyond your means. There is
never a good reason to go heavily into debt for something
you can completely do without.
ARIEG AMa-*7 21-AK-LM 19D — In order for things to
run smoothly, it will be important to let others know your
specific agenda beforehandF otherwise, someone could
unknowingly upset your plans.
TAURUG AAK-LM 20-May 20D — With conversations
running rampant, it might be far too easy to speak before
you think. Guard what you say and to whom you say it, or
you could unwittingly start a firestorm.
NEMI@I AMay 21-June 20D — Have a good time and
enjoy yourself with family and friends, but try to so without
putting more strain on your wallet. ItAs time to start plugging up all the holes.
four spades. West leads the trump
seven.
After the strong and artificial
two-club opening, the weak and
artificial two-diamond response,
and the natural and forcing twospade rebid, North shows a very
poor hand (0-4 points) with an artificial two no-trump or three clubs,
according to partnership agreement. (Each has pluses and
minuses. Discuss them with your
partner.)
Over three spades, South might
bid three no-trump, describing his
5-4-2-2 distribution. But North
would pass and the contract would
fail if the defenders take four diamonds and one club.
Since you have three top losers
(two diamonds and one club), you
must avoid also conceding a
heart. After taking the first trick in
your hand, perhaps you were
tempted to cash the heart ace and
king, then to ruff the heart 10 on
the board. If so, what would you
do nextT
You are stranded in the dummy.
You can play, say, a club, but
West can win and give his partner
a heart ruff.
To avoid being stuck like that,
take all three top hearts before
ruffing the 10.
;A@;ER AJune 21-JuMy 22D — Count to 10 before
responding angrily to anyone who does something or
says something that ticks you off. Even though the person may be way out of line, donAt ruin your day over it.
LE? AJuMy 20-Aug9 22D — The end results of the dayAs
festivities will be strongly influenced by your attitude and
behavior. If youAre too much of a nitpicker or too negative
over things, expect the day to be a downer.
PIRN? AAug9 20-GeKQ9 22D — No one can impose
upon your good nature unless you let it happen. DonAt
hesitate to say no when someone asks more of you than
you feel comfortable to handle.
LIRRA AGeKQ9 20-?*Q9 20D — In order to find a way
where both you and your mate can reach an agreement
concerning your plans for the day, each might have to
compromise. Be cooperative and harmonious.
G;?RPI? A?*Q9 24-@oT9 22D — This could be the
wrong day to try something new and complicated that is
totally untested by you or anyone you know. Frayed tempers are all youAre likely to produce.
GANITTARIUG A@oT9 20-)e*9 21D — DonAt be openhanded with something you collectively own with another,
believing itAs OK to loan it out. That person might have big
plans for the loaned item, making things Suite difficult for
him or her.
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Street,
Deadwood, South Dakota
for two Patrol Vehicles
for
the
Lawrence
County SheriffJs Office.
Bids will be accepted for
two vehicles consisting of
all or a combination of the
following; one-half ton
four door short box pickup
and/or full size SUV vehicle to meet specifications
set forth by the SheriffJs
Office. The bids will
reflect a cash purchase of
the two units as well as
trade in purchase reflecting
the following trades: one
2006 Dodge Durango VIN:
lD4HB48236F168041
with 120,000 miles and
one 2004 Ford Explorer
VIN: 1FM[U73]34UB
28521 with 145,000 miles.
Copies of the bid specifications will be attached,
with more copies to be
obtained from the office of
the Lawrence County
Sheriff at 80 Sherman
Street, Suite 1, Deadwood,
South Dakota.
Each bidder shall submit
with their proposal a certified check or cashierJs
check in the amount of five
percent (5_) of the total
amount of the bid or an
approved Bid Bond in the
amount of ten percent
(10_) of the total amount
of the bid.
The Lawrence County
Board of Commissioners
reserve the right to accept
or reject any or all bids and
to accept the bid which, in
their opinion, is the best
responsible bid or that
which is deemed to be in
the best interest of
Lawrence County.
Dated at Deadwood,
South Dakota this 24th day
of November, 2009.
CONNIE AT]INSON,
LAWRENCE COUNTY
AUDITOR
Published twice at the
total approximate cost of
e33.37.
,612
Dec. 16, 23
NOTICE
Black Hills Special
Services is accepting Bids
on following vehicles until
January 6th, 2010
1992 Ford F 150 with
plow
1996/1997
Ford
Aerostar
1994 Chevy Astro Van
2-1997 Dodge Intrepid
2-1997
Ford
Expeditions
1996 Olds Station
Wagon
1998
Mitsubishi
Montero
1996 Honda Civic
1998 Suzuki Sidekick
1998 Buick Century
As is, some are for parts
only. Can see at Black
Hills Special Services,
2885 Dixon Drive, Sturgis,
SD from 9 AM -3 PM.
Contact Irene [acher, 3474467 ext 241
,654
Dec. 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24
PUBLIC NOTICES 56
NOTICE OF
DEADLINE FOR
VOTER
REGISTRATION
APPLE SPRINGS
ROAD DISTRICT
APPLE SPINGS
WATER
WORKS SANITARY
c l a s s i f i e d s @ b h p i o n e e r. c o m
DISTRICT
Voter registration for the
Apple Springs Road
District/Water
Works
Sanitary District Election
to be held on January 19,
2010, will close on January
4, 2010. Failure to register
by this date will cause forfeiture of voting rights for
this election. You must be
registered to vote in the
proposed district and
reside in the proposed district to be eligible to vote
in the election. (If you are
in doubt about whether you
are registered, call the
County Auditor at 605578-1941).
Registration may be
completed during regular
business hours at the county auditorJs office, municipal finance office, secretary of stateJs office and
those locations which provide driverJs licenses, food
stamps, TANF, WIC, military recruitment, and assistance to the disabled as
provided
by
the
Department of Human
Services. You may contact
the county auditor to
request a mail-in registration form or access a mailin form at www.sdsos.gov
Voters with disabilities
may contact the County
Auditor for information
and special assistance in
voter registration, absentee
voting, or polling place
accessibility.
Connie Atkinson
Lawrence County Auditor
Published twice at the
total approximate cost of
e26.85.
(notvtreg.doc)
,613
Dec. 16, 23
NOTICE OF HEARING
TRANSFER OF
LICENS
TO SELL
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR
Notice is hereby given
that the Board of County
Commissioners within the
County of Lawrence, State
of South Dakota, at a regular meeting on Tuesday,
January 5, 2010 in the
CommissionersJ room in
the Administrative Office
Building at 90 Sherman
Street, Deadwood, South
Dakota, at the hour of 9:45
oJclock a.m., will hear the
following application to
transfer a license to sell
intoxicating liquor outside
the municipalities, for the
year 2010.
RETAIL (ON-SALE)
LIhUOR LICENSE
PREVIOUS LICENSE:
DA]OTA
RESORTS
MANAGEMENT GROUP
INC., DEER MOUNTAIN
S]I AREA, Deadwood,
SD, Mineral Survey 1158,
S13, T4N, R2E.
TRANSFER TO: MYSTIC MINER FjB, L.L.C /
MINE SHAFT TAVERN:
11187 Deer Mountain Road,
Lead, SD 57754 Mystic
Miner Tract, formerly
known in part as: MS1208
thru 1216; MS1210 connecting, Havana Lodes 110, Lawrence County, SD.
26500-01210-000-20.
THAT any persons
and/or their attorney interested in the approval or
rejection of such application may appear before the
Board and be heard.
DATED at Deadwood,
Lawrence County, South
Dakota this 17th day of
December, 2010.
Connie Atkinson,
Lawrence County Auditor
Published once at the
total approximate cost of
e15.83.
,655
Dec. 23
NOTICE OF HEARING
UPON APPLICATIONS
FOR LICENSE TO
SELL INTOXICATING
LIQUOR
Notice is hereby given
that the Board of County
Commissioners within the
County of Lawrence, State
of South Dakota, at a regular meeting on Tuesday
January 5, 2010 in the
CommissionersJ room in
the Administrative Office
Building at 90 Sherman
Street, Deadwood, South
Dakota, at the hour of 9:45
oJclock a.m., will hear the
following application for
license to sell intoxicating
liquor outside the municipalities, for the year 2010.
RETAIL
ON-OFF
SALE WINE
CROW PEA] BREWING COMPANY, LLC: a
consolidation of Lot Y-1
and [-1, of Lot Y and [ of
lot
8,
located
in
NE1/4NE1/4, S4, T6N,
R2E., Lawrence County
20100-00602-040-58
THAT any persons
and/or their attorney interested in the approval or
rejection of such application may appear before the
Board and be heard.
DATED at Deadwood,
Lawrence County, South
Dakota this 17th day of
December, 2009.
Connie Atkinson,
Lawrence County Auditor
Published once at the
total approximate cost of
e12.21.
k656
Dec. 23
December 23, 2009
MISCELLANEOUS 59
NOTICE OF
REQUEST FOR
PROPOSALS
The Lawrence County
Commissioners are seeking proposals to provide
legal representation of
indigent persons in those
instances where a conflict
exists with the Lawrence
County Public DefenderJs
Office.
Representation shall be
that of indigent persons in
accordance with SDCL
23A-40-6,
who
are
appointed an attorney by
the
Unified
Judicial
System to include counsel
for juveniles, parents,
guardians or custodians in
actions based on dependency or neglect petitions,
to juveniles who are the
subject of delinquency or
child in need of supervision (CHINs) petitions, to
indigent defendants in
child support contempt
proceedings and persons
alleged to be mentally ill.
Interested persons or
firms should submit written
proposals before January
25, 2009. Proposals and
any questions should be
directed to Lawrence
County Commissioners
Office, 90 Sherman Street,
Suite 3, Deadwood SD
57732, (605) 722-4167 or
commissionersllawrence.
sd.us.
Published three times at
the total approximate cost
of e29.38.
,641
Dec. 16, 23, 30
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2he Black 9ills Pioneer
makes every effort to
avoid errors. 9oweverU
in handling hundreds of
adsU occasionally errors
do occur. ;e ask that
you read your ad carefully on the first day of
publication and phone
us immediately if there
is an error. ;e can only
be responsible for a
single dayXs incorrect
ad. ;e reserve the right
to reviseU editU reclassify or reYect any classified ad for publication.
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&<ual
9ousing
)pportunity
A22 rea2 estate adTertising in
the Fair H9using AAt YaVes
it i22ega2 t9 adTertise \any
KreLerenAe, 2iYitati9n 9r disAriYinati9n Wased 9n raAe,
A929r, re2igi9n, se/, handiAaK, LaYi2ia2 status, 9r
nati9na2 9rigin, 9r an intenti9n, t9 YaVe any suAh KreLerenAe, 2iYitati9n 9r disAriYinati9n.^ FaYi2ia2 status
inA2udes Ahi2dren under the
age 9L 1N 2iTing @ith Karents
9r 2ega2 Aust9diansg Kregnant @9Yen and Ke9K2e
seAuring Aust9dy 9L Ahi2dren
under 1N.
This ne@sKaKer @i22 n9t
Vn9@ing2y aAAeKt any
adTertising L9r rea2 estate
@hiAh is in Ti92ati9n 9L the
2a@. Our readers are hereWy
inL9rYed that a22 d@e22ings
adTertised in this ne@sKaKer are aTai2aW2e 9n an
ecua2 9KK9rtunity Wasis. T9
A9YK2ain 9L disAriYinati9n,
Aa22 HUD t922-Lree at 1 hN00i
669-9777. The t922-Lree te2eKh9ne nuYWer L9r the hearing iYKaired is 1 hN00i 9279275.
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DOMESTIC ABUSE Se/ua2 Assau2t 24-H9ur
Crisis
Line,
Butte/La@renAe/Harding
C9untiesD 605-72I-0964
9r SKearLish She2terD
605-642-7N25 9r 1-N009 9 9 - 2 I 4 N .
Dead@99d/Lead
She2terD Sturgis She2terD
605-I47-0050 9r 1-N00755-N4I2
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Ca22s
C9nLidentia2.
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THE BUNRO BEHINDERS haTe RaKid City
Rush tiAVets aTai2aW2e L9r
the Friday, FeWruary 12
gaYe Ts. the Odessa
JaAVa29Kes.
C9st is
[19.00 Ker tiAVet and a
K9rti9n 9L their tiAVet
sa2es g9 t9 Re2ay L9r
LiLe. FeWruary 12 is \PinV
at the RinV^ night Ae2eWrating Breast CanAer
A@areness
and
_a2entines Day.
F9r
Y9re inL9rYati9n 9r t9
KurAhase tiAVets A9ntaAt
Chery2 Leahy at 605641-2161 9r 605-7222952 and 2eaTe a Yessage.
LOST IPOD TOUCH, @ith
hard KinV Aase. L9st
`ednesday, DeAeYWer
9th in SKearLish 9r
Dead@99d area. Re@ard
uK9n return. P2ease Aa22
605-642-2761, e/t. 19.
LOST OLDER Ya2e
a92den RetrieTer in Mt.
P2ains area, ans@ers t9
the naYe OKie. Re@ard.
P2ease Aa22 605-641-6441.
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DE_ASHAN IN-HOME
C9YKuter ReKair. Is y9ur
A9YKuter running s29@b
Reas9naW2e rates, serTiAe @ithin 25 Yi2es 9L
SKearLish 605-722-5I55
OLD `EST HEATINa,
INC.
OL
Lead.
Natura2/LP
aas
EcuiKYent
ReKair.
FurnaAes,
`ater
Heaters, -C99V St9Tes.,
EtA. F9r Fast SerTiAe
Ca22 areg At 605-5N0012I Or 605-717-1779.
RECdCLE
dOUR
APPLIANCES. PiAVuK
a22
n9n-reLrigerated
aKK2ianAes,
Y9@ers,
gri22s, WiVes, siding, a22
things Yeta2 [20 MINIMUM CHARaE. Ca22
J9e 605-722-1N07
`E SELL SAFETdee
aet y9ur AhiYney LireK2aAe, @99dst9Te, Ke22et
st9Te A2eaned and Yaintained Wy a Kr9Lessi9na2e
Ca22 MiVe f DaV9ta
ChiYney - Rest9rati9n,
InA.
605-642-7N60
BOBCAT L9r hire-sn9@
reY9Ta2, Lire Yitigati9n
A2earing, dirt @9rV, Aa22
MiVe f 605-642-7N60
2"5 C9I,D
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LOCAL CHILD CARE
Kr9Tider Aurrent2y has 6
sK9ts aTai2aW2e. Ages 0N. `eeV2y L2at rate, struAtured dai2y aAtiTities.
P2ease Aa22 605-559-0277.
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`AITINabbb ` - H
A9nstruAti9n, A9YYerAia2 sn9@ reY9Ta2, Lu22y
insured. SaYe day, ear2y
AM sK9ts aTai2aW2e. 605642-N249 9r 605-6450406.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER
!ednesday, )e*e+,er 20, 2009
209 789):;89
<02 EFLLCTD;>
HANDY&AN'GENERAL
contractor offering offseason rates9 Get those
projects off your to-do
list. Carpentry, remodeling, small'large jobs,
indoor'outdoor.
Established, licensed,
insured, calls returned,
courteous.
FGH-FIJHFKH.
THE CITY Oi DEADWOOD is accepting
applications for a fulltime
joning
Administrator. DXTIES
include, but are not limited to, enforcing all rules
and regulations pertaining to koning and subdivision ordinances. This
person works closely
with the public to guide
them through the application process. hXALIiICATIONSZ
Prefer
individual who has working knowledge of koning
law or past e\perience in
koning with GIS knowledge. E\perience in
koning ordinance work
and graduation from a
standard high school,
college or trade school,
preferably supplemented by courses or accreditationdse in koning and
building matters. This
individual works under
general supervision of
the Deadwood City
Commission and the
Planning and joning
Commission. This is an
appointed position at the
department head level.
Pre-employment
and
random drug screening
is refuired, and applicant must comply with
the City of Deadwood
residency policy. Please
submit resume and
cover letter no later than
^anuary JH, TGJG to
Deadwood
iinance
Office at JGT Sherman
Street, Deadwood, SD
HKKWT.
Wage will
depend on e\perience.
ior more information
call dFGHe HKV-TFGG.
The City of Deadwood is
an EOE, with e\cellent
benefit package.
HAVE TOOLS - Will
Travel Carpentry, tiling
and painting, repair and
remodeling. No job too
small, free estimates.
Licensed, insured, work
guaranteed, references
available. Call &arshal
TJG-GUGV or VUT-WVUV.
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7>LP
CLXB HOXSE &ANAGER'LEASEE Needed at
Tomahawk
Country
Club. Send ResumeZ PO
Bo\ HKT, Deadwood, SD
HKKWT. Call LindaZ FGHHKV-TJWI.
<01 P8RTCTD;>
GOOD DAILY CLEANERS NEEDED after
WZWGp.m or HZGGp.m. for
Businesses. Shifts available part-time positions
available in Spearfish.
Competitive pay. Call
FGH-FIH-GIKI.
^ANITORIAL _U - _JG
per hour &orning cleaners needed in Spearfish
retail store. Call J-VFFKKH-GJIW e\t FJJ
NOW TA`ING APPLICATIONS for part-time
retail
salespersona
Background in color,
design, and decorating
helpfulaNot mandatoryaWill train. Could
work into full-time position. Base or commission. Some weekends.
Apply online at `ARLSONLINE.CO&, go to
bCareersc. No phone
calls.
<01 P8RTCTD;>
^OB VACANCY LEADDEADWOOD SCHOOL
DISTRICT IG-J POSITIONdSeZ T Bus Drivers
J - I.H hours'day J - W.H
hours'day
Starting
SalaryZ
_JJ'hour
APPLICATIONS
TOZ
Lynn Larsen, Office
&anager
LeadDeadwood
School
District WTG South &ain
Lead, SD HKKHI FGHKJK-WVUG Open until
filled. Lead-Deadwood
School District is an
Efual
Opportunity
Employer.
PART-TI&E
HOXSE`EEPER. &ust
be
dependable and honest.
Apply Black Hills Inn g
Suites, Deadwood. PhZ
FGH-HKV-KKUJ
<02 EFLLCTD;>
TGJG START THE NEW
YEAR
with a new
career9 Real Estate PreLicensing classes dJJF
hourse begin ^anuary
JJ, TGJG in Spearfish.
DakotaWest has one of
the highest pass rates in
the state. You owe yourself the best education.
A part of the course is
available on CD. VA
hualified.
Call
DakotaWest School of
Real Estate for information package. J-FGHKJK-THGJ
Cocktail/
Bartender
Deadwood’s Mineral
Palace Hotel & Gaming is
seeking applications for
Cocktail/Bartender
We participate in
Pre-Employment Drug Testing.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Apply in person at
601 Main Street in Deadwood
HOTEL g GA&ING
DEADWOOD, SD
<02 EFLLCTD;>
SANDSTONE &ANOR
ASSISTED LIVING, has
immediate opening for
homestyle
cook'food
service
Supervisor.
&onday'iriday, KZGGaWZGGp. Elderly care and
Safe Serve preferred.
Wage
DOE.
TGJG
Windmill Drive for applications. FGH-FIT-IUJG
THE
BXTTELAWRENCE COXNTY
iSA Office, located in
Belle iourche, SD, currently has a vacancy for a
iull
Time
Program
Technician
position.
Position refuires the daily
use of a computer and
customer service skills. To
be considered for this
position,
applications
must be submitted to the
Butte-Lawrence County
iSA Office by IZWG P&,
December TV, TGGU.
Applications,
vacancy
announcements
and
additional information may
be obtained at the ButteLawrence County iSA
Office, JVWH Hth Ave, Belle
iourche, SD
HKKJK.
Contact `eith ^ensen,
County
E\ecutive
Director, at FGH-VUT-WWFV,
E\t. T for further information. iSA is an Efual
Employment Opportunity
Employer.
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^I& iRIDAY - New To
Lead, Would Like To
Stay, Light Household
Repairs,
Plumbing,
Painting, Clean, Cook,
Run Errands, House'Pet
Sit,
Clean
Stalls,
E\ercise Your Horse.
Call UWJ-TGU-JWHJ.
606 C7DL)R>9H=
DT>;=
iOR SALEZ ioos Ball
table _HG. Little Tikes
Slide
_JG.
Great
Christmas gifts. Call
FGH-KTT-TTUK
Join Our First Gold Family
BLACK JACK DEALERS
Must have SD Gaming License
Great Benefits
Equal Opportunity Employer
Pre-Employment Drug Testing
Apply in person at the
front desk
FGH-HKV-UKKK
TKG &ain St. Deadwood
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Office
Assistant
Deadwood’s Mineral
Palace Hotel & Gaming is
seeking applications for
Office Assistant
Primary duties include payroll,
Sundays are required, must
possess or be able to obtain
a SDCG Support License
We participate in
Pre-Employment Drug Testing.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Apply in person at
601 Main Street in Deadwood
HOTEL g GA&ING
DEADWOOD, SD
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DA`OTA &ADE PRODXCTS TODAY, IN TI&E
TO
SHIP
iOR
CHRIST&AS9 Plenty
of gently used furniture, a GREAT practical
gift9
Check back
weekly, our stock is
continuously changing9
This and That, HWF
West
^ackson
Boulevard, Spearfish.
FGH-KJK-FHGG.
&onday
iriday
UZGGam
HZWGpm,
Saturday UZGGam IZGGpm.
NEW g XSED WOOD,
Gas g Pellet Heating
Appliances.
Also
accepting
trade-ins.
Spearfish
Canyon
iireplaces g Spas JVGG-FWI-TVTI.
WE HAVE A wide variety of furniture, household goods, Western
items, pottery plus
antifues
and
collectibles. JWGU Laurel
Street, at Whitewood
iamily Restaurant, off
e\it TW.
For approximately 45 minutes
of your day, why not earn
some extra income?
OP>9 ROFT>= D9 L>8)
➜ RJuLe 008 - Addie, &cClellan, Spark g Stone Sts.
➜ RJuLe 010 - Galena, Grand, Gwinn, ^ulius, &chuillan, Paul, Spark
g Stone Sts.
➜ RJuLe 01< - Addie, Columbus, Grand, Highland, &ay, &cClellan,
Richmond g Xpper Addie.
OP>9 ROFT>= D9 =P>8RED=7
➜ RJuLe 12OC P7 PQJneer OnRy - Elkhorn, ioothills, Snowy Peak,
and Spearfish &tn.
➜ RJuLe 100 C P7 PQJneer OnRy - Crow Peak, Roughlock, Warren.
➜ RJuLe 109 C PrJsSe*LJr OnRy - Wrd, Hth, Canyon, N. &ain,
&ichigan, Nevada, Ohio
➜ RJuLe 118 C PrJsSe*LJr OnRy - Wrd, Hth Sts., Canyon St., ^ackson
Blvd., `ansas, Lincoln, &ain Streets
➜ RJuLe 100 C PrJsSe*LJr OnRy - JGth, JJth, JTth Ave., WJst, WWrd,
WIth Sts., Kth, Vth, Ave., Roughlock Lane.
➜ RJuLe 10I C PrJsSe*LJr OnRy - Cottage Hill Ln., Powderhorn Ct.,
Thunderbolt Ct., Windmill Dr.
OP>9 ROFT>= D9 )>8)!OO)
➜ RJuLe 202 - Sherman Street
➜ RJuLe 20I - &ain, Central City, Golden Gate, Hidden Gulch,
Sawpit, Hwy. JIA
➜ RJuLe 20O - Crescent, Dunlap, &c`inley, Rodeo,
Sampson, Spring, Spruce Gulch
➜ RJuLe 211 - Green, Grikkly Gulch, &ile High, XS Hwy. WVH, Voight
OP>9 ;OTOR ROFT>=
➜ RJuLe 22< - Bobtail Gulch, &aitland, XS Hwy. JIA
PRO=P>CTOR O9L: ROFT>=
➜ RJuLe 00I - Bleeker, Gold, High, Hill, &cClellan, &ill, Siever and
Wall Streets
➜ RJuLe 010 - Barclay, Canyon, Grove, High, Hill, &ill,
&illiken, Sawyer, and Summit Streets
➜ RJuLe 011 - Alert, Galena, ^ulius, &ain, and Stone Streets
➜ =TFRMD= - &cNenny, Pine, Spruce, Tilford Streets
IF INTERESTED IN A ROUTE CALL
CHARITY AT 642-2761
PIONEER
BLACK HILLS
D
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315 Seaton Circle, Spearfish, 642-2761
7 South Main, Lead, 584-2303
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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ice, +ater dispensers5
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machine many Nunctions
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seasoned and split $100/full
cord
Delivered, buy 3 and get
1 cord FREE. Bill 307467-5334
1981
HD
FXE,
Shovelhead, converted
to wide glide. Extra
parts. Estate Sale, time
to let go. $6500. OBO.
605-892-3693
1999 KAWASAKI VULCAN DRIFTER, 6,100
Miles, Extras, $6,500
605-920-3873.
2007 YAMAHA V-STAR
1300 motorcycle; 5000
miles; excellent condition;
$8500
OBO.
includes side bags and 2
helmets. 605-490-0944
FOR SALE - 1996 SkiDoo MXZ, 583 Rotax
Engine,
3,950 Miles,
$1,000.
605-5849065.
FOR SALE: GOOD split
PINE Firewood. HEAPING pick-up load. $90.
SUALITY HARDWOOD.
OAK & ASH $175 a
HEAPING load Split &
DELIVERED. 1/2 Load
$90. Call 605-578-1945
or 605-390-1056
1998 CUSTOM BUILT
96” S Motor 5 spd, Good
Miles, Fat Rear Tire, Too
Much To List In Custom
Parts. 1982 HARLEY
FXR ROADSTER, Fresh
Built Shovel Big Bore
Stroker, 5 spd, Forward
Controls, New Rear Tire
And Battery $9,500.
1977 HARLEY SPORTSTER, Stretch Tank,
Sturgis Wheel, Fwd
Controls, Bored $4,000.
605-645-7003 Central
City. All Priced Firm And
No Trades.
@03 A:B9C,
8;;), = D;;)
ALFALFA FOR SALE:
2009 1st cutting, 100]
Alfalfa, big round bales,
twine wrapped, 7 miles
north of Buffalo, SD;
Tilus Ranch, (605)3753990 Dave or Tanya.
E01
F<T<:CIC?;D
1978 HONDA GL 1000.
Runs
good. $1650
OBO. Have other bikes.
Call 605-645-1625
1999 HARLEY DAVIDSON FXDX. Black, 6000
miles, perfect condition.
Located in Spearfish
$9000. 605-639-3194
2007 HONDA SHADOW
Spirit 750. 2,400 miles.
Vance-Hines pipes and
Dynojet kit. Black, Red
Flames.
Warranty,
Service
transferable.
$6700 605-641-4385
2000 HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER 883
hugger. 6000 miles.
Excellent
condition.
$6000. 605-641-0548
2004 KAWASAKI NINJA
ZX-10R, 1000cc, green,
passenger seat cover
also, only 2,000 miles.
Now
just
$6,999.
www.RECSTATION.net
http://www.recstation.ne
t/or 605-717-4-FUN
2004 VICTORY KINGPIN,
Chris Lee Designs fairing,
performance
exhaust,
7,000 miles, like new
$8900 605-645-7284
2005
HONDA
CRF450R. RG3 suspension. Woods ready.
Comes with gear and
extras. Call for details.
$3,600 308-641-7733
Leave Message
2005 YAMAHA FZ1,
blue, 1000cc, 2500 mi,
VGC, in St. Onge.
$4900. HM 605-7220701, cell 605-569-0283
2008 YAMAHA VINO
125 SCOOTER. Clean,
Low Miles, 89 MPG!!!
$2,000. Call 641-8218
‘99 ELECTRA GLIDE.
One owner, well maintained. ONLY 21,500
miles! 3 seats, 3 windshields. Many accessories. $10,900. Call
605-645-7034
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DC<!F<J9?;D
‘08 1000CC. SKIDOO
Touring. Black, 1850
miles. ‘03 550 Polaris
Classic. Gray, 3300 miles.
‘04 2up Aluma trailer
$7500 605-430-0466
2000 YAMAHA MOUNTAIN MAX 600. New
Yamaha Belt And Slides,
141x2 Track, 1450 Miles.
No Cracks Or Damage.
$2300 OBO. 651-4910936
E0K J<BTD =
F<T<:D
1996 FOUR WINNS
boat & trailer. 1996
Kawasaki 1100 Jet Ski
w/custom trailer. 2006
Jayco 30’ travel trailer.
Call 605-722-7163
E07 CBFP;:D =
T<PP;:D
5TH WHEEL CAMPER
TRAILER
HITCH
$400.00.
605-3422586
E0@ F<T<:
L<F;D = :MND
1997 FORD 23’. TIOGA
motor home. Excellent
condition. $9,499 OBO.
605-641-0830
CLASSIFIEDS WORK
FOR YOU!
E70 B>T<D 8<: E70 B>T<D 8<:
DB?;
DB?;
‘01 PT CRUISER LIMITED 126,000 mi. $5000
605-210-1963 anytime
1989 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE, white, 4 cyl,
auto, cruise, air, runs
perfectly, 31 MPG highway. Stored in Winter.
$2,900. 605-717-0025,
cell 605-347-1437
1990
OLDSMOBILE
CUTLASS 4 door 3300
v6, automatic transmission, A/C New battery
and tires, 90,000 actual
miles.
Runs
good,
$1,500. Call 605-3812047. Dave
1994 HONDA ACCORD
EX, loaded, new timing
belt, new carpet, new
heated leather, woodgrain
dash, one owner. $3595.
Matt, 605-390-7341.
1995 BMW 318ti. Power
Windows
Locks; AC;
Sunroof; Sony CD Player;
5 Speed Stick; 30+ MPG.
$3500 OBO. 605-6412109, 605-722-7489
2001 FORD ESCORT,
Automatic, Good Tires,
30 MPG, Runs Great,
$2,500. 605-722-1776.
1997 FORD MUSTANG
Automatic, A/C, cruise,
116K
(new
engine
@76k), clean, one owner.
$3500. (605)641-4073
2000
MITSUBISHI
ECLIPSEAutomatic 4cyl
New
Tires
Power
Sunroof Rear Spoiler
Electric Windows 4,000
Call 605-210-3160
2001 VOLKSWAGEN
Bug. Silver, good condition. 70,000
miles.
Asking $7,000, will take
$6,000. 605-347-0821
or 605-206-0551
2002 HONDA CRV.
Clean, good condition.
126,000 miles. Front
wheel drive. Newer
Tires, sunroof. $6,500
OBO 605-641-0573
ONE WAY SERVICE PROS
P<??B:)
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Jrad PoOOard
Servicing ALL Brands of Air Conditioners & Furnaces
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Deadwood, SD 57732
Always accepting new customers!
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Licensed/Insured
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• Roofing • Siding • Cement • Home Building
cell
1996
PLYMOUTH
NEON. 2 Door, green.
Fair condition. $1400 or
will traden 605-720-3774
CaOO
76KU2303 or
@K2U2E@1
JOa*P LiOOs Pioneer
and
!eePOy ProsSe*tor
Jeff Dtorhaug
1996
OLDSMOBILE
Cutlass Achiva LS, Fully
Loaded,
Good
Condition, $950. 1989
Ford Ranger Pickup
XLT, 4x4, Good Body,
$950. 605-631-0018.
605-641-3619 Spearfish
For all your
Real Estate Needs
stop in or call me,
@
Judy E. Johnson
EXIT Realty The Benchmark Co.
Independent Member Broker
722 Main Street
Spearfish, SD
Broker Associate
723-7654 office
641-2432 cell
[email protected]
Serving the
Belle Fourche
Area for
25 years!
Commercial • Residential • Farm/Ranch
Bob Lambert
Construction
Licensed • Insured
After hours call 722-8101
“We Believe in Belle”
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Representative
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
750 AUTOS FOR 750 AUTOS FOR
SALE
SALE
2004 DODGE INTREPID,
electirc
windows;seat,
tinted
windows, rear spoiler>
28-30 mpg>
104K
Sharp car> Asking below
book J K6000> 605641-2604
2006 CHEVQ COBALTT
Tinted windows, rear
spoiler, red, automatic,
front-wheel-driWe,
73,000 miles>
Price
lowered
to K7,000>
CALL 605-920-1146
b96 FORD CONTOUR>
Needs engine> Has new
tires> K400 OBO 605545-3294
99 PONTIAC GRAND
AM> Low miles, runs
great, K1,000 under
book
Walue> K3,350
OBO 605-641-8539
FOR SALET b06 CheWy
Impala>
E\cellent
Condition> 69,000 miles>
Power windows, and
locks> Can take fle\ fuel>
K10,500> 605-645-1970
2007 FORD TAURUS
SE> 65,000 miles> K8000
OBO> 406-775-6026
FOR SALET 1993 CheWy
Cobalt> K300 OBO> Qou
haul> Call 580-0650>
2008 FORD FOCUSSES 18,000 miles>
E\cellent
condition!
Loaded, Sync, MP3;6
disc CD changer, 4 cyl>
25-30 mpg! Asking
K17,000> Cassie, 605641-0121, Aaron, 605641-0854
FORD ESCORT Lc
1999 4dr Alpine stereo
w;12d sub woofer after
market rims and tires
100,600 miles K4,500
OBO 605-343-8587
2008 MA`DA 3, 14,000
Miles Under Warranty
Black,
Moon
Roof,
Power Locks, Power
Windows, CD Changer,
Manual K15,000 OBO
605-641-4052
751 VANS FOR
SALE
1986 NISSAN STAN`A
4\4> Runs, needs windshield and battery> 2
older snowmobiles> Both
run great> Best offer>
605-641-4719
Page 19
751 VANS FOR
SALE
752 PICKUPS
FOR SALE
752 PICKUPS
FOR SALE
752 PICKUPS
FOR SALE
752 PICKUPS
FOR SALE
1994 GMC ConWersion
Van, New Tires, Solid,
Very Reliable, K1,500,
307-643-2162
in
Beulah>
1946 fREBUILD TITLEg
Willys Jeep And 2000
Dodge 3;4 Ton Diesel,
Sold
Together
K12,500;Or Will Sell
Separately>
605-7224067, 605-639-9156>
1989 FORD F-150> 4\4,
runs great> K2200 321693-5089
2001 FORD RANGER
4\4 110,000 miles 4>0L
5 speed> Matching topper K5200 good condition 605-645-9541
2006 TOQOTA TUNDRA
4\4 e\tended cab> TRD
OFF-road
package>
Rhino-liner> E\cellent
condition>
K21,500
OBO> 307-689-8122>
EWenings leaWe message>
2004 PONTIAC MONTANA AWD, loaded with
all options, 72,000 miles,
e\ceptionally
clean,
white;tan> K9500> Matt,
390-7341>
2007 CHEVQ UPLANDER,
47000 mi> Dual
power sliding doors,
Remote Starter, DVD
player, AWg 22 mpg>
well
maintained>
K13,500 605-720-3965
1979 CHEVQ 3;4 ton,
W8, auto> Good tires>
Runs h driWes good>
K1025>00 OBO 605645-1625
1996 F-250 POWER
STROKE EcT> Cab>
K5900>
605-3915412
1982 CHEV>1 Ton, 4
WD, K1,200> 1998 CheW>
Malibu, K1,275> 1987
Jeep Wagoneer, K650>
2000 Mercury Mariue,
K650> 605-580-0067
b83 GMC 3;4 TON VAN>
6>2L, diesel> 155K> New
tires> Solid, clean Van>
E\tras K2000> Jason
605-561-0115
1984 FORD F150, with
new 5th wheel hitch> 1982
35j Wilderness 5th wheel,
both need work> K4000
OBO> 605-892-3693
97 DODGE CARAVAN>
K2500> phone 605-6457272
1988 FORD F150 PICKUP, 4\4 With Topper,
Runs GREAT!! Hate To
Let It Go> K2,500 OBO
605-578-3434
DODGE
CARAVAN
2008> 3>8, V6, 34k miles,
Loaded stow n go seating> Clean, no Smoke,
Pets>
Real
Honey,
K15,500>
605-8927722>
1995 GMC SONOMA
4\2> 350 engine, 700R4
125,000 miles, 17,000
on engine> Runs great,
wiring needs work>
K2500> 605-722-2686
2000 CHEVQ SILVERADO, 4\4, Automatic, 3
Door, Short Bo\ With
Liner,
Good
Tires,
151,000 Miles, K6,500,
605-920-1106>
2000 FORD F-350 4\4>
7>3
power
stroke>
Standard cab, a;c, tilt
cruise> New tires> 5th
wheel, 132k miles>
K10,000>
307-8963202
2009 DODGE RAM
1500 4c4 Crewcab>
Laramie Pkg Under 11K
miles-Factory warranty!
At 212 North Main
Spearfish K37,500 OBO
605-645-9694
1996 TOQOTA TACOMA>
107,700 miles, 2 wheel
driWe> Just had an oil
change, and runs great>
K3500 call 307-4211137
2002 RANGER cLT
Offroad> 4\4, 99K Power
windows, locks, mirrors>
Tow package> New tires,
topper K6495 call 605645-8893
2003 FORD F250 cLT
4c4 Deisel Auto Loaded
Tow Pkg, Gooseneck
Hitch 80,000 Miles E\t>
Warranty 20,000 miles!
K17,500 605-645-3283
2003 FORD F150> Fc4,
crew cab> 109,500 miles>
Roll-up bed coWer, good
tires, clean truck> Asking
12,900 OBO Joe 605645-8959
2005 F-250 Crew Cab>
Powerstroke 5th wheel
cLT> Grill Guard> Would
consider economy car
as a trade> 605-6422172 LeaWe message
b99 FORD F150 4\2> W6, 5 speed, Good shape>
Nice Stereo, custom
wheels> Nice truck>
K4800> 605-568-2007
$100-$3,000 TODAY
605-645-3444
605-642-2761
Gentry Finance
fax 605-642-9060
[email protected]
2398 5th Avenue, Suite 104
Belle Fourche, SD 57717
723-8425
SFarGn MaHGn
Lead-Deadwood
Advertising Representative
(605) 642-2761
315 SeatGn CirIJe
SpearKiHF, SD
b98 JEEP WRANGLER
SPORT, 87K Miles, AC,
5sp, Hardtop, Brand
New B>F> Goodrich Tires,
Good Looking, Great
Running> K7500> 928925-0674
Sturgis Ad Sales
Cash • Personal • Auto
&
753 SPORT
UTILITIES FOR
SALE
Geri Riggs
We want to make you a loan
PIONEER
FOR
SALET
2005
FORD
EcCURSION
fully loaded> W-10, 4
inch lift, custom rims>
Serious buyers, Carrie
605-722-1992 or 605641-1783
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
BLACK HILLS
FOR
SALET
2001
DODGE RAM 1500 2\4>
Mileage 140,000> Great
shape,
runs
great>
K3,900> Very good tires>
605-717-2366
!D#$%&'S')G+
!d#ertising deadline for
the Black Hills Pioneer
is 1 p3m3, two da7s prior
to the da7 in which 7ou
wish 7our ad#ertisement
to appear3 :e can also
accept ad#ertising until
;<== a3m3 on >onda7s
for our ?uesda7 edition3
Do you haVe a new
business thatXs not listed in
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BLACK HILLS
&
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Rapid City Advertising
Consultant
(605) 341-0086
1719 W. Main, Ste. #207
Rapid City, SD
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•
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•
•
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tile & more
for a FREE Estimate
call Justin
605-578-1089
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MERLE’S LANDSCAPING & YARD SERVICE
ate Total Lawn Care Maintenance
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Looking for a new home
or wanting to sell? I can help!
JON FAUST, Broker Associate
Call 605-210-1590 or 642-4607
I-90 Exit 14 • 3125 E. Colorado Blvd.
Spearfish, SD 57783
[email protected]
Ph. 605.722.0537
Cell 605.645.1349
Fax 605.722.0580
Dakota Belle - Spearfish Realty
123 E. Jackson Blvd. • Spearfish, SD
(605) 642-4607 • 1-888-406-4671
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER
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Sahara, 5 sp6, 7lac:,
har6top, 2> lift, 114:
Ciles, li:e neF GHG 32>
tiresJ KL,000 OGO 6055L0-0211
1""4 G[C %`[[T S-Q
4J3 liter Z6, 4 6oor,
leather, CD (_ipo6 controlJ
2 Fheel 6riae,
146,000 Ciles K1,500
605-722-0"5L
1""" %&&' ()*+G-&) soft topc 2J5 -iter
4-cSlc 5-spee6c 47070
act^al CilesJ &\cellent
con6itionJ KL500 OGO
605-722-7611
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top,
73,000 Ciles, 5 spee6J
+eF 6 plS tiresJ K"500,
or offerJ 605-5"1-""53
1""6 CR&ZT G-*b&)J
2 Fheel 6riaeJ 1L",000
Ciles, neF tires, r^ns
XreatJ KL00J 605-6410623, leaae CessaXeJ
07 TUVO+ W-, S-QJ
-eather heate6 seats,
3r6 roF seatinX, DZD
entertainCent, reCote
start, 4FD,
5J3 L-,
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1""6 HO)D G)O+CO
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2002 -*+D )OZ&)
Hreelan6erJ L0:, 2J5-,
a6, *^to, 21CpX, aF6,
trac control, a7s, tilt,
cr^ise, CD, heate6
seatsJ K6500 605-6416505
1""2 %&&' ()*+G-&), 5L,000 OriXinal
[iles, 4\4, 4 CSlin6er, 5
Spee6, +eFer Qires,
Goo6 Shape, K5,250
OGO,
307-643-2162,
Ge^lah, (SConinXJ
2002
[O+Q&)O,
'&(Q&) 5LV, K","00,
2001
(ranXler,
(hite_Glac: Soft, 6"V,
K12,"00
2004 G[C
Sierra 1500, Glac:,
-oa6e6, L7V, K17,"00,
605-L"2-5L44J
1""6 QOTOQ* )*Z) 46r
*(D 4 cSlJ 5 spee6
Xreat con6ition K6000
OGOJ
1""6 CheaS
&\press conaersion aan
K3500J 307-2"0-10L"
2006 R3 RU[[&),
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)oof,
-oF
[iles,
UpXra6e6 (heels, +erf
Goar6s,
(arrantSJ
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605-341-2"3"J
2003 RO+D* '`-OQ
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QoFinX 'ac:aXe, -i:eneF QiresJ One oFner,
non-sCo:er, 112,000
[ilesJ K"L00 - 3072L3-1557
(Ge^lah,
(T)
2007 %&&' -`G&)QTJ
(hite, pF, p7, pl, psJ
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OGO 605-645-1625
()*+G-&)
1""2
156,000 Ciles, Xoo6
shape, r^ns Fell, har6
top F_7i:ini top, Can^al,
*s:inX K5,000 OGOJ
605-210-1"61J
!ednesda', Dece+,er /0, /112
56A B>@CD
:9;EFS
562 @;:8
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2001 H)&`GRQ -`+&)
H-70, Cat [otor, 6
Spee6, "0,000 [iles,
22’ Hlat7e6, Goo6 Qr^c:,
25,500 GZ(, K13,500,
307-643-2162
in
Ge^lahJ
4-G)`DGSQO+& Q`)&S,
Qr^nia &-400 R G245_50)1L [&SJ 'rice
K175J00 eachJ 'hone
342-25L6
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a +ational Series 200
605-4"0-02L"
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FellJ K3""5 OGOJ [att,
605-3"0-7341J
562 @;:8
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ChanXer, 5 1_4 Spea:ers
Fith QFeeters, 2 *lpine
Z12
*Cps,
Goston
aco^stic 4\7’s an6 Goston
aco^stic S^7J K1000
OGOJ Call 645-1L4" an6
leaae CessaXeJ
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appreciateJ Call 60555"-0247 leaae CessaXeJ -ast of the
kClassics>J
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Fith
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605-642-7L33
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shapeJ
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Belle Fourche, Spearfish
Ad Representative
(605) 642-2761
315 Seaton Circle,
Spear<ish, SD
Pha e
Electric Inc.
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
DEAN L. WEIS
Manager - Owner
PO Box 669
Spearfish, SD 57783
Ph.
642-9693
Fax
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580-3434
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136 Sherman Street, Suite A
Deadwood, South Dakota 57732
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605-641-5310
3150 4th *aeJ, Spearfish, SD
Specializing in
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(605) 381-9296
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[email protected]
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R & D CONSTRUCTION
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605-642-0562
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)epair & )eCo6elinX
We repair all makes: Singer, Viking, Brother, Pfaff,
Elna, Bernina, Necchi, Janome, White, Kenmore
Servicing your machines since 1949
All repairs guaranteed
BOB’S SEWING CENTER
825 E. Denver St., Rapid City, SD
Just West of Kmart • Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30
605-343-3214 or 1-800-864-3229
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BELLE FOURCHE - Tanglewood Apts., 2 Br
BOX ELDER - Parker Apts., 1 Br (handicap accessible)
LEAD - Gold Mountain Apts., 1 Br (handicap accessible)
DEADWOOD - Gilmore Apts., 1 Brs
NEWELL - Grand & Green Valley Apts., 1 Br (handicap accessible)
Newell Townhouses, 2-3 Br
PRO/Rental Management
1113 Sherman St., Sturgis, SD 57785
605-347-3077 / 1-800-244-2826
Equal Housing Opportunity
Apartments carpeted throughout, appliances furnished, laundry facilities available.
Call
584-2303 or
642-2761
Black Hills Pioneer
and
Weekly Prospector
PARK
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MARKET
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Trucks
Boats
Campers
Trailers
ATV’s
3151 E. Colorado Blvd.
Spearfish, SD
PARK
605-641-1248
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SELL IT HERE!
This Space Just
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PIONEER
BLACK HILLS
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+60./ 642-2761
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Rapid City • Mt. Rushmore
Spearfish • Black Hills
Custer • Sturgis • Deadwood
Rapid City, SD (605) 399-9999
Outside Rapid City 1-800-357-9998
www.rapidshuttle.com
PIONEER
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BLACK HILLS
Robert Crane
GEICO Field
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DAWN
QUASCHNICK
now at
1575 LaCrosse Street, Suite A
Rapid City, SD 57701
Telephone: (605) 348-6060 Fax: (605) 342-9318
Claims: 1-800-841-3000
[email protected]
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332 W. Main St.
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Aaron’s Handyman
Services
• Snow Removal • Furniture
Moving • Kitchen & Bathroom
Remodel • Egress Windows
• Concrete • Decks • Roofing
• Plumbing • Garages • Painting
• Repairs • Tree Trimming
and Cleanups
Call Aaron Braun
(605)
642-5874
FREE
DROP
IN
BELLE!
• All Paper • Cardboard
• Aluminum Cans
Commercial Dumpsters
Appliance Pickup
Lazy B Ent. since 2002
www.blackhills.com/recycle
605-722-1807
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h a p p e n i n g s @ b h p i o n e e r. c o m
Relay for Life Fundraiser
Month of (ecember
December 23, 2009
Coats for kids
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BLACK HILLS PIONEER COMMUNITY
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!ednesday, De*em,er 20, 2009
Sturgis Regional Senior Care
recognizes employee of the month
Visit us at: www.sewardandodenbach.com
Isn’t it about time?
Jim D. Seward
We can help.
Scott J. Odenbach
1230 N. Ave., Ste. 8 • Spearfish, SD • 605-642-2622 • [email protected]
Sturgis )egional Senior Care has recogni2ed
Shana Harrison, house6eeping aide, as its
8ove:ber e:ployee of the :onth. She has
been e:ployed with the facility since August
2000. Courtesy photo
Historic Deadwood Masonic Lodge
awards 60-year pin
PUZZLE FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23
Darrel Wooledge received his 60-year :e:ber pin at the annual Christ:as :eeting for
the Historic Deadwood Masonic Lodge on Dec. 1. Jictured above are Stanley Bevier,
District L17 MasterN Betty WooledgeN Oeorge Laun, Historic Deadwood Lodge L7
Worshipful MasterN Darrel Wooledge and past Deadwood Lodge :aster Josh
Wooledge. Courtesy photo
SPONSORED BY: LUEDERS FOOD CENTERS
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Vic and Vi Miller to
observe 50th
VA Black Hills Health
Care System awarded
accreditation
Vic and Vi Miller of Brookings, formerly of Spearfish, will
celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Monday, Dec.
28. Cards may be sent to 1732 Overlook Ridge Road,
Brookings, SD 57006. They request no gifts please.
Courtesy photo
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BELLE FOURCHE
BLACK HILLS STATE
LEAD-DEADWOOD
SPEARFISH
STURGIS
December 23, 2009
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BHSU hosting Perkins Basketball Classic Dec 28-30
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Broncs lose to Cavs 63-46 in hoops action
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SHOPLIFTING 5ontinued fro+ 3a4e ;
ceptab'e one,, he said, adding that peop'e are o4ten re'eased 4rom prison without any means o4 support, 'eading them
bac9 into crime.
,What I=m against is the way society
has become e>er more com4ortab'e with
the peop'e at the >ery bottom, and b'inded to their needs,, he said.
He said shop'i4ting cou'd he'p peop'e
who are 'ega''y entit'ed to go>ernment
we'4are bene4its but ha>e the bene4its
de'ayed 4or bureaucratic reasons.
This approach was Auic9'y reBected by
members o4 the British Retai'
Consortium, a prominent trade organiFation trying to reduce the4t.
,It=s the Bob o4 our we'4are system,
which retai'ers support with the bi''ions
they pay each year in taG, to he'p >u'nerab'e peop'e,, said spo9esman Richard
Dodd. ,There are no eGcuses 4or stea'ing.,
The North Yor9shire Po'ice a'so condemned Jones= approach as counterproducti>e because peop'e a'ready in margina' conditions wou'd 4ind themse'>es
in troub'e with the 'aw i4 they resorted
to shop'i4ting.
,First and 4oremost, shop'i4ting is a
crimina' o44ense, and to Busti4y this
course o4 action under any circumstances is high'y irresponsib'e,, a
po'ice statement read. ,Turning or
returning to crime wi'' on'y ma9e matters worse, that is a guarantee.,
Peop'e in need shou'd turn to charitab'e organiFations and go>ernment
agencies 4or he'p, rather than ta9e matters into their own hands, the po'ice
said.
,To do this wou'd ma9e the downward spira' e>en more rapid, both on an
indi>idua' basis and on society as a
who'e,, the statement said.