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FAULK COUNTY
RECORD
Wednesday, July 23, 2014 – Volume 132, Number 29
75¢ Includes Tax
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Inside this issue:
New foundation ............2
Weather .......................3
Obituaries.....................7
Public notices ......6 & 10
Summer readers ..........9
Corn Fest .....................9
A whole lot of building going on
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You don’t have to look very far around neighborhood to find a building project in
Faulkton. There are three new homes on 14th Ave. South alone.
Brandon and Carrie Tennant - 14th Ave. S.
We believe in possible!
SOUTH DAKOTA
Along with the many new homes there is an apartment complex and a rental storage building to keep sidewalk superintendents very busy watching the progress.
Zach and Shauna Remily - 14th Ave. S.
Slade and Kayla Roseland - 14th Ave. S.
Ross and Eva Hansen - 408 10th Ave. S.
Allen Loeb - Huron St. and 9th Ave.
Pat Holdren - 312 9th Ave. North
Doug and Sandy Deiter - 13th Ave. N. and Elm St.
HRC apartment building - on the old hospital building site.
Chuck and Sharon Huss storage units - 8th Ave. North
Development Corp. is a
finalist for $15,000 award
Your vote could help make it happen
You can help Faulkton win $15,000 to promote economic development and small
business growth.
The Faulkton Development Corp. has been selected as a Federal Home Loan Bank
(FHLB) DesMoines “Strong Communities Award” finalist. They are one of six communities in the race for the $15,000. One of the six candidates will receive the $15,000
but all of the finalists are receiving $2,500. Faulkton is the smallest community of the
six finalists. The next smallest is Denver, Iowa with a 1,780 population. St. Louis, Mo.
is the largest with a 1.3 million population.
Finalist for $15,000 (continued on page 2)
Members of the new Faulkton Foundation are, left, Kevin Deiter, Troy Hadrick-president, Dwight Hossle-treasurer,
Lisa Mueller-secretary, Dale Melius, Lori Holt and Randy Tisher-vice president.
Faulkton Area Foundation established
The Faulkton Development
Corporation has expanded it’s
fundraising capabilities with
the formation of the Faulkton
Area Foundation.
The new local board has finalized a set of by-laws that will
govern the Faulkton Area Foundation and will sign a funding
agreement with the South
Dakota Community Foundation, who will manage the
funds, once we start fundraising.
“Creating a community foundation was one of the recommendations that came out of the
many community meetings that
have been held over the last several years,” said newly elected
Foundation President Troy
Hadrick. “The purpose is to create a funding source that will be
available year after year to help
meet some of the needs of nonprofit organizations in the area.
In essence, we are planting a
tree today that will provide us
shade in the future.”
The interest generated from
the foundation can be used by
non-profit organizations for
projects that will benefit the
community and its members.
There will be an application
process used to determine what
projects will be funded.
“Our local board has started
discussing what our fundraising
goals will be. The South Dakota
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
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City and SDDOT will host
transportation open house
The South Dakota Department
of
Transportation
(SDDOT), in conjunction with
the City of Faulkton, will hold
an open house style public
meeting to discuss and receive
public input on the suggested
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recommendations for a Master
Transportation Plan for the
City of Faulkton. The meeting
will be on Tuesday, July 29
from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Faulkton
City Hall. The open house will
be informal, with one on one
discussion
available
with
SDDOT, city staff and a short
presentation at 5:30 p.m.
SDDOT is conducting this
open house on behalf of the
City of Faulkton. The purpose
of this public open house is to
solicit community input on
transportation needs and issues within the City of Faulkton. SDDOT has been working
with citizens, stakeholders, and
state and local officials to complete a Master Transportation
Plan for the City of Faulkton
over the course of the year. At
this meeting, the public will be
introduced to the project team,
be informed about the study
process, and be asked to provide insight and comments on
the recommendations for the
transportation network within
the City of Faulkton.
Community Foundation provides some matching funds that
vary depending on what our
local goals are so we will look to
maximize any and all opportunities like that”, Hadrick said.
There are several ways that
businesses, families or individuals can donate to the foundation. “Everything from simply
writing a check to gifting property to making the foundation a
beneficiary of a life insurance
policy are just a few of the possibilities,” Hadrick explained.
The S.D. Community Foundation will be providing all the resources and information for
anyone that wants to explore
their options.
SDDOT, city councilmen and
staff will be available to discuss
the needs and issues of the
transportation network and to
answer your questions. During
this time, you will also have the
opportunity to present written
comments.
For further information regarding the study, contact
Nancy Surprenant at 605-7734912 or by email at:
[email protected]
Finalist for $15,000
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(continued from page 1)
You can help by going to
www.fhlbforcommunity.com
and voting for Faulkton. Individuals can vote once every 24
hours from now until Aug. 1,
2014.
Faulkton applied for the
award by submitting the successful local project of the
Walkabout Development Corporation retail center.
Through a collaboration between the Faulkton Development Corp., Dacotah Bank,
FHLB and Rural Electric Economic Development a loan for
the project was made possible.
Walkabout Development was
the dream of transplanted Austrialian Dave Hedt who originally came to Faulkton as a
harvest worker. The Faulkton
Retail Center opened for busi-
ness on Oct. 1, 2013 and had an
immediate and major impact.
All of the business spaces are
now occupied and the project
has injected wealth and additional jobs into the community.
There are three new businesses in the retail center and
two businesses moving into the
new building from other locations. They are Homan’s ACE
Hardware, Country Roots,
Stepping Stone Embroidery,
the Short Stop Bar and
Farmer’s Union Insurance.
Overall the project created
ten new and part time jobs and
retained seven existing jobs.
Dacotah Bank has been active in several other projects in
town. Five years ago the bank
partnered with the USDA
Rural Development to provide
financing for the Faulkton Area
Medical Center expansion. The
bank also purchased a bond to
finance an eight unit apartment now currently being constructed.
The bank has been a contributor to community projects including the community center,
hospital foundation and the
newly formed Faulkton Area
Foundation.
Faulkton Senior
Living News
On Sunday, July 13 Pastor
Julie Nygaard led worship in the
chapel with Maurine Auchampach playing the piano. This was
followed with a birthday party
for Darlene Miller. Her birthday
cake was served with ice cream
as we all wished her a happy
birthday. Her daughter joined
for the afternoon. Maxine White
and Avis Niederbaumer did the
serving for the party.
On Monday starting a new
week we learned some new exercises to help our aches and
pains. After lunch it was bingo
time with Janet Bohn calling the
game. Betty Stammer was the
blackout winner. Residents have
had a lot of visitors which is al-
ways enjoyed.
Tuesday Renee Reid spent
time sharing in room visits. It
was time for some fancy nails.
We also had garden party on the
patio. We talked about garden
produce from A to Z. and of
course what to do with them.
We also enjoyed the flowers with
the many colors. We enjoyed
cookies, coffee and juice.
Wednesday bingo was played
with Renee calling the game.
Connie Huss was our $ lady with
a lot of big winners. Coffee followed. Residents also enjoy room
bingo with two numbers on the
giggle sheet. This time Agnes
Rausch and Avis Niederbaumer
were the winners.
On Thursday it was time for
Mans Cave. Special act just for
the guys. This is time for the
ladies get their nails done and
we all enjoyed some raison oatmeal cookies.
Friday it was time for Mass in
the chapel. Volunteers are ready
to assist residents to the chapel.
After lunch it was back to bingo
with Renee. We played nine different Bingo games with a lot of
big $ winners. A lot of good shopping coming up this week.
Saturday afternoon it was
time to relax and spend those
nickles. Thanks to our volunteers who take care of the game
and serve lunch.
Happy birthday
dad and gramps!
Notice M & N
Those vehicle owners whose last names begin
with M & N need to renew their license plates by
Thursday, July 31.
Please note: bring your title, registration or postcard to license your vehicles.
Sherry Fix, Faulk Co. Treasurer
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8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. – 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sun.
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Dean and Alice Sangster had a successful afternoon at the Tolstoy Car Show Sunday, July 20. They
took three cars to the show. The Sangster’s 1955 Ford Crown Victoria, a.k.a. “Pinkie” took first Best of
Ford. Their Mustage won the Best of the 60’s competition and their 1956 took best in the 50’s category.
In spite of the heat there was a good turnout of cars and lots of tractors.
“For a small town they really had a nice show,” Alice Sangster said. “There was lots of food and plenty
of nice, friendly people. Hats off to Tolstoy.”
Family plans open house
for JoAnn Schaefers 80th
JoAnn (O'Meara) Schaefers will
be celebrating 80 years of life that
have been filled with memories,
challenges, laughs and tears, and
enough events to fill volumes.
The open house will be Sunday,
July 27 from 1-4 p.m. at the Ponderosa in Polo. If you can’t make
it send her a card: JoAnn Schaefers 35340 178th St Orient SD
57467-5108.
Born and raised in Orient and
Faulkton, she moved a little farther south to Polo after she married Jack Schaefers Oct. 25, 1954.
They raised their family on the
farm originally owned by Jack's
parents John and Louisa (Bowar)
Schaefers, Both JoAnn and Jack
still call this home.
Jack kept the farm going and
JoAnn coordinated the growing of
their ten children. Somehow, she
found time to be active in all the
church activities, community celebrations, school reunions and
bazaars. As her children started
moving out, JoAnn started getting more involved in activities
outside the Polo community.
Now that her children have
moved all over the United States
and have families of their own,
JoAnn has broadened her involvement and active participation into many areas. She is
especially dedicated to the
Catholic Daughters of the America's, serving over the years on
the local, state and national level.
She has been the Polo/Orient
news correspondent for 41 years
for both the Faulk County Record
and the Miller Press. She also has
served 40 years on the Grow
South Dakota/NESDEC board.
She still publishes Polo’s St Liborious Catholic church bulletin,
plays the organ, does historical
tours of the church and schoolhouse facilities and was instrumental in much of the writing of
the Polo history books.
She always gives her time and
help to whoever asks. In fact her
children keep telling her she
needs to slow down, but then
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Faulkton
what's left - cleaning the house.
So this year her family is happily
extending an invitation to whoever has met this lovely lady to
stop by and give her a hug and to
visit. You may be amazed at who
you see gathering at the Ponderosa.
Please join Jack and the rest of
the Schaefers children: Colleen
and Cory Leer, Milton, FL. Doug
and Darla Schaefers and their
children Derek, Danielle and
Scott, Kiera, Keegan and Beau
Phillips, all of Huron. Desiree and
Sam McPhee, Lino Lake, MN.
Dixie Schaefers, Mitchell and
Danae Schaefers, St. Cloud, MN.
Camille Dunnick and her children Alicia and Josh, Mallorie
and Jackston Brehm and Braden
Dunnick all of Sioux Falls. Dean
and Cherie Schaefers, Colleyville,
TX. Delmar and De Schaefers Anchorage, AK and their children
Nick and Lacey Schaefers, Seattle WA. Cory and Renee Schaefers, Anchorage AK and Jessica
Schaefers, Sacramento, CA. Carole and Jeff Stoecker, Tolstoy and
their children Matt and Chelsey
Facts at a Glance . . .
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and CJ Stoecker, Sioux Falls; Jeremy and Chantel and Aubrey
Stoecker; and Darin Stoecker all
of Tolstoy. Doyle Schaefers, Seal
Beach CA and Sean Schaefers,
Austin, TX. Darwin Schaefers
and Cristi Pfountz, Auburn, WA.
Celebrating with them from
heaven will be sons/brothers
Darry and Dale Schaefers and
grandsons Toby Schaefers and
Mitchell Dunnick.
“Let's make this another moment in JoAnn's life as she enjoys
her day,” said daughter Colleen
Lear.
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beans, carrot-raisin salad, pear
halves.
Senior Nutrition
Program Menu
Have success at the Tolstoy Care Show
In April, 2014 a federal judge has
overturned a law the North
Dakota legislature passed to ban
abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. Vote pro-life!
Sponsored by Cresbard Area Right-to-Life
Faulkton-Seneca
Wed., July 23 thru Wed., July 30
Wednesday, July 23
Barbecued chicken, Rosemary
red potatoes, old fashioned slaw,
strawberry Jello dessert, whole
wheat bread.
Thursday, July 24
Herbed roast pork, baked potato/sour cream, lemon buttered
broccoli, cinnamon applesauce,
whole wheat bread.
Friday, July 25
Turkey sub sandwich, creamy
potato salad, fruited Jello, ice
cream sundae.
Monday, July 28
Salsbury steak, mashed potatoes/gravy, parsley buttered carrots, banana cake/icing, whole
wheat bread.
Tuesday, July 29
Beef stroganoff, noodles, mixed
vegetables, cake with strawberries, whole wheat bread.
Wednesday, July 30
Hot pork combination, mashed
potatoes/gravy, green and gold
RECORD NOTES
Weather
H
L
P
Tues., July 15
73 47
Wed., July 16
80 57
Thurs., July 17
82 60
Fri., July 18
83 59
Sat., July 19
84 67
Sun., July 20
98 65
Mon., July 21
93 62
Tom Bartholomew, Observer
The total amount of moisture in
2014 is 9.19. Total moisture in
2013 to date was 13.48.
From this to the
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the Energizer Bunny!
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Wed.,Thurs., Fri.
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Faulkton
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Thurs., July 24, 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Fri., July 25, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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You will never be without wheels . . . or have to miss work for service appointments again.
Spink County
open house
Is 4-H demonstration ribbon winner
In public demonstrations at the Faulk County 4-H Youth in Action
presentations Taylor Cramer received a purple ribbon. Her talk was
titled “Products of Swine”. The contest was held July 7 at the United
Church.
Shalaya Sandness, Taylor
Sandness and Chance Sandness and Iann and Bob Collins,
Spearfish.
Emma Hill family: Dale and
Janet Hill, Vermillion.
Henry Weiss family: Vern
and Millie Schilling and Elsie
Wells, Aberdeen, and John and
Mary Weiss, Overland Park,
KS.
Roy Weiss family: Mike and
Betty Weiss, Eric and Lynette
Weiss, Kara and Nicole and
David and Sara Weiss, Austin,
Michelle and Ian, Pierre; Barb
and Gary Agenbroad, Albuquerque, NM; Dan Weiss, Moriarty, NM. and Mark Weiss,
LaQuinta, CA.
Celebrating her 90th birthday at
the Weiss reunion in Spearfish was
LaVonne Frank.
Weiss family reunion
by Millie (Weiss) Schilling
The annual John and Mary
Weiss Family Reunion was held
in Spearfish at the city park on
Saturday, June 14, 2014 with
Iann and Bob Collins as hosts.
It was pot luck, with Iann furnishing the BBQ and chicken.
The event was very well attended and there were 12 first
cousins attending out of possible 17 living. It was a special
occasion as Lavonne Frank,
Bloomington,
MN,
eldest
grandchild celebrated her 90th
birthday which was June 17.
There were 50 relatives and
one guest attending.
The cousins attending were
Lavonne Frank, Iann Collins,
Dale Hill, Millie (Amelia)
Schilling, Elsie Wells, John
Weiss, Mike Weiss, Barb Agenbroad, Dan Weiss, Mark Weiss,
Lynda Sandmann and Marlene
Puglisi.
Families in attendance were:
Barb Palmer family: Lavonne
Frank, Bloomington, MN; Julie
and Jim Baszler, DeSmet;
Cheryl Walsh, Phoenix, AZ;
Jerry Klym, Omaha, NE; David
and Marie Klym, Keller, TX;
Jenna, Ava and Claire Gilbert,
Southlake, TX. and Bob and
Sheila Klym, Lakeville, MN.
Lena Holmes family: Luther
Dappen, Flandreau; Darci Cyr,
Burnsville, MN; Tammy Livingstone, Boulder, CO; Trudy
Bedessem, Tampa, FL; Brian
and Karin Holmes, Janen
Sandness, Kiahiah Sandness,
Don Weiss family: Lynda
Sandmannn, Valley View, TX.
and Marlene Puglisi, Woodbridge, VA.
Jeff Bowar of St. Paul, MN.
was a guest.
No one was present from
Julia Foreman family, Freda
Flottmeyer family or Ben Weiss
family.
Tentative plans for next
year’s reunion are Bob and
Sheila Klym as hosts possibly
in June in Lakeville, MN.
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Josh Vanden Bosch
SDGFP Conservation Officer
for Faulk & Spink Counties
The Department of Game,
Fish and Parks
would like to invite the farmers
and sportsmen of
Spink and Faulk
Counties
and
surrounding
area to attend an
open house at
the Historical Depot in Redfield
on Thursday, Aug. 14 from 5-7
p.m. We would like to provide
you with an opportunity to offer
comments and discuss wildlife
and fishery management issues
in this area. A short PowerPoint
presentation
about
Spink
County will be held at 5:30 p.m.
Topics of discussion can include
deer, canada geese, pheasants,
coyotes, and fish management
but are not limited to these.
As we are all aware, wildlife
management has become more
and more challenging over the
past years. We hope that open
houses like this will help the department address wildlife concerns you have on your land and
within Spink County.
We plan to keep this open
house informal. The main objective here is to get folks together
to discuss issues one on one. Our
main goal is to leave the open
house with a better understanding of your assessment and evaluations
regarding
wildlife
management on your farm. I am
sure that not everyone will agree
on all the issues and season designs of the department. Hopefully, we can take the variety of
individual concerns and blend
them into management proposals that will attempt to benefit
the wildlife resources, as well as
landowner and sportsmen’s interests.
This open house is not meant
to take the place of personal visits from me or other department
representatives. Rather, it is believed that we can all benefit by
participating in discussions as a
group. Sometimes, good ideas of
a few may be overlooked by the
majority. If you are unable to
make it to this open house and
have concerns you would like to
discuss, call me and I will stop
out as soon as I can.
Please feel free to give me a
call if you have questions about
this invitation and open house.
My office number is 605-4725015. Thanks, and hope to see
you there!
Alena Demery
Teen & Adult Summer
Reading progam ends
The 2014 summer reading program “Literary Elements” for
teens and adults ended Saturday,
July 12. Forty-eight teens and
adults participated during the sixweek reading program, reading a
total of 163 books.
A drawing for prizes was held at
the conclusion. The grand prize, a
7” Tablet was won by Alena Demery. Those winning other prizes
donated by the library and Faulkton businesses were Judith Dobbs,
Penny Feickert, Tom Waldner,
Julie Kleinsasser, Ellen Petersen
and Lacey Currington.
We carry the cartridges for
many popular ink jet printers!
Also on hand for your computer:
• 8 GB flash drives • Blank CD-R’s & DVD-R’s
• 8.5x11, 8.5x14, 11x17 20 lb. printer paper
• 8.5x11 printer paper in brites and pastel colors
• A-2 envelopes for greeting cards, white, some colors
Faulk County Record
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Locals in State Hershey meet
Members of Faulkton’s Cramer family and Penfield family friends
from Rapid City participated in the S.D. State Hershey Track Meet
held in Belle Fourche on Saturday, June 21. From the left are Madison Penfield, Taylor Cramer, Jenna Penfield, Trisha Cramer, Garrett Cramer and Teralyn Cramer. Taylor placed 5th in the softball
throw and 5th in the 1600 meter run. Teralyn placed 8th in the softball throw.
After school program
looking for supplies
The Faulkton After-School
Program is looking for donated
items for use in the program
which is beginning this fall.
Items needed include toys and
supplies.
The program seeks new or
gently used Legos, bean bag
chairs or video rockers, movies
(must be rated G), puzzles,
books, a wagon, balls, pens,
paper, crayola brand crayons,
markers, colored pencils, coloring books, or art and craft supplies. Donated items may be
dropped off at Country Roots.
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August and early
fall climate outlook
Cooler than average temperatures are expected to persist
through August in northern
South Dakota, according to the
latest climate outlook from
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and correction:
Sorry Ausie Dave Hedt, I
forgot to list you among
the fireworks helpers . . .
and to Deputy Steve . . . I
know your real name is
Brent. For the fireworks
team:
NOAA's Climate Prediction Center.
The outlook, released July 17,
indicates that most of northern
South Dakota is leaning towards
cooler than average temperatures
for the month ahead, explained
Laura Edwards, SDSU Extension
Climate Field Specialist.
"The south central and central
parts of the state have equal
chances of above average, near
average, and below average temperatures for August," Edwards
said. "This is consistent with the
trend of a cooler than average
summer that has been forecast
this year."
As far as precipitation goes,
Edwards said that the western
half of the state is more likely to
have a wetter than average
month in August. This is the
northern part of a large area of
the southwest that is projected to
have an active wet monsoon season.
"The three-month period of August through October is still forecast to be cooler than average
across the whole state," Edwards
said. "The climate models are
strongly tied to El Niño, with
some data showing cooler and
wetter across the north central
states in the early fall season."
Edwards said the latest outlooks reflect the strong likelihood
of El Niño meeting the criteria for
official designation sometime this
fall. The indicators that determine El Niño conditions are
oceanic and atmospheric conditions near the equator in the Pacific Ocean, which can impact
climate in North America.
"The current data show that El
Niño is 70-80 percent likely to develop before the winter season,"
Edwards said. "We aren't sure on
how strongly this will impact our
area, but overall it appears as if
it will be weak to moderate
strength."
To learn more visit iGrow.org.
Open House
Bridal Shower
for
National Guard recruiter
for the Faulk County area
Staff Sgt. Todd Fuerst works in
recruiting and retention for the
South Dakota Army National
Guard and is the local recruiter
for the Faulk County area.
A native of Geddes, Fuerst has
been a member of the S.D. Army
National Guard since 2002. "My
primary mission is to support our
local communities and help edu-
Alyssa
Harmon
for
bride-to-be of
Ty Brown
will be held on
Saturday,
Aug. 2 9:30 a.m.
at the Chelsea
Hall in Chelsea
Couple registered at:
JB’s Country Store & Target
Mueller Building
II Peter 3:9-12 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise,
as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward,
not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night;
in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and
the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the
works that are therein shall be burned up. Seeing then that all
these things shall be dissolved, what manner of persons ought ye
to be in all holy conversation and godliness, looking for and hasting unto the coming of the day of God, wherein the heavens being
on fire shall be dissolved, and the elements shall melt with fervent
heat?
Come worship with us!
bride-to-be of
Adam Odden
will be held on
Saturday,
Aug. 2 - 2-4 p.m.
at Lakeside
Country Club
Couple registered at: Target,
Inspire, JB’s Country Store,
Homan ACE Hadware
11x17, 8.5x11 or to fit a specific place?
Black letters on white or in color?
Laminated to last?
Service times:
Pastor
Chelsea
Deiter
Need a special sign?
Open House
Bridal Shower
Sun. 10 a.m. & 6 p.m., Thurs. 7:30 p.m.
Benji Beaudoin – 605-290-6607
5
cate everyone on the importance,
purpose, and service in the South
Dakota Army National Guard."
If you have questions about or
are interested in joining the National Guard, Staff Sgt. Fuerst
can be reached at (605) 377-8435.
9th Ave.
Amazing Grace 310
S. Suite 2
Baptist Church in Faulkton
Dan Ramsdell
Faulk County Record
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BY SEALED BID
Sealed bids will be received by
the Finance Officer, City of Faulkton, P.O. Box 21, Faulkton, SD
57438 until 2:00 p.m., Monday, August 4, 2014 for the following items
declared surplus: 2 city signs that
were posted on the East and West
side of Faulkton. Please mark the
envelope “City Sign Bid” and enclose a check for the amount. The
Council will open bids at the August 4, 2014 council meeting at
7:00 p.m. The City has the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of the City Council,
Faulkton, South Dakota.
Sallie Traver, Finance Officer
Published two times at the total
approximate cost of $12.67.
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No. 158, July 23, 2014
Faulkton Area Schools 24-4
Bread Quotes
2014-15 School Year
The Faulkton Area Schools will
receive quotes for the following
bread products for the 2014-15
school year until 12 noon on Friday, August 1, 2014.
White Loaf Bread
Sandwich Bread
Hamburger Buns, 30 ct. flats
Steak Buns, 24 ct. flats
Hot Dog Buns, 15 ct. flats
Foot Long Hot Dog Buns
(coney) 8 ct.
Quotes should be sent to the
Faulkton Area Schools, Attention
Lisa Raethz, P.O. Box 308, Faulkton, SD 57438. Please indicate on
the outside of the envelope: Bread
Quotes.
Lisa Raethz
Business Official
Published one time at the total
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No. 159, July 23, 2014
Fuel Quotes
2014-15 School Year
The Faulkton Area Schools is requesting quotes for the following
fuel products for the 2014-15
school year.
Gasoline
E85
No. 2 Heating Fuel
Propane
Gasoline and E85 should be on
a card key troll or credit card service system.
All items should be quoted
on an above cost rate and/or a
locked in/firm price per gallon
for the year.
No. 2 Heating Fuel on a tanker
load basis with delivery to the
Faulkton Area Schools Building
site.
Propane on a bulk truck delivery system to the Faulkton Area
Schools building site.
Quotes should be sent to the
Lisa Raethz, PO Box 308, Faulkton, SD 57438 and should be
marked “Fuel Quotations”. All
quotes and/or information must be
submitted to the Faulkton School
Business Office by noon on Friday,
August 1, 2014. Quotes will be reviewed by the Board of Education
on Monday, August 11, 2014 at the
regular monthly meeting.
All interested providers are
invited to attend the Faulkton
Area Schools Dist. 24-4 Board
of Education meeting on Monday, August 11, 2014 at 7:30
p.m.
Lisa Raethz
Business Official
approximate cost of $15.04
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No. 160, July 23, 2014
Milk Product Quotes
School Year 2014-15
The Faulkton Area Schools 24-4
will receive quotes for the following milk products for the 2014-15
school year until 12 noon on Friday, August 1, 2014.
Gallon 2% white milk
Half Pint 2% white milk
Gallon 1% white milk
Half Pint Chocolate Skim
Milk
Half Pint 1% white milk
Quotes should be sent the
Lisa Raethz, P.O. Box 308, Faulkton, SD 57438. Please indicate on
the outside of the envelope: Milk
Quote
Lisa Raethz
Business Official
approximate cost of $7.68
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No. 163, July 23 & 30, 2014
NOTICE OF SALE
SURPLUS PROPERTY
Scaled bids will be taken until
5 p.m. on Monday August 4th,
2014 at the Faulk County Auditor’s Office, PO Box 309, Faulkton, SD 57438 for the following:
Lot 1 Block 1 Town of
Cresbard
Lot 8 Block 15 Town
of Onaka
Said envelope should be
marked “scaled bid”. Bids will be
opened at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday
August 5th, at the Faulk County
Commissioner’s meeting, Faulk
County Courthouse. Faulk
County reserves the right to accept and/or reject any and/or all
bids.
Kelly Toennies, Auditor
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No. 161, July 23 & 30, 2014
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF FAULK
IN CIRCUIT COURT
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
US Bank National Association, as
Trustee for Structured Asset Investment Loan Trust, Mortgage
Pass Through Certificates, Series
2005-3,
Plaintiff,
vs,
Glen A. Rausch; Sarah E. Rausch;
Asset Acceptance LLC; Arrow Financial Services LLC/LVNV Funding LLC; and any person in
possession,
Defendants.
Civil No. 14-3
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE
SALE
***
Judgment in the amount of
$52,743.51 having been entered in
favor of plaintiff and against defendants, which Judgment was
filed with the Clerk of Courts of
Faulk County, South Dakota, on
May 27, 2014, for the foreclosure of
a real estate mortgage,
Notice is hereby given pursuant
to said Judgment that the real
property described in the Mortgage dated January 5, 2005, which
Glen A. Rausch and Sarah E.
Rausch, Mortgagors, executed and
delivered to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., Mortgagee:
EAST 678 FEET OF THE
SOUTH 534 FEET OF THE
NORTHEAST
QUARTER
(NE1/4) SECTION TWENTY
(20) TOWNSHIP ONE HUNDRED
TWENTY
(120)
NORTH, RANGE SIXTY-SIX
(66) WEST OF THE FIFTH
P.M.,
FAULK
COUNTY,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Faulk County,
South Dakota, on the 10th day of
January, 2005, in Book 113 of
Mortgages, Page 640; which mortgage was assigned to US Bank National Association, as Trustee for
the Structured Asset Investment
Loan Trust 2005-3, by an Assignment of Mortgage recorded the
29th day of April, 2009, in Book
119 of Mortgages, Page 182, as
Doc. No. C1835, in order to realize
the amount of $52,000.00, as of
January 5, 2005, plus interest accruing thereafter on said amount
at the rate of 8.30% per year as the
starting rate of an adjustable rate
note, together with the costs and
expenses of sale, will be sold subject to redemption as provided by
law as one parcel of land at public
auction, subject to the lien for unpaid real estate taxes and assessments of Faulk County, South
Dakota, and easements and restrictions of record, to the highest
bidder for cash under the direction
of the Sheriff of Faulk County,
South Dakota, at the front door of
the Faulk County Courthouse , in
Faulkton, South Dakota, on August 6, 2014, at 11:00 A.M. (CT).
If the sale is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the sale
shall be entitled only to a return of
the deposit paid. The Purchaser
shall have no further recourse
against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Dated June 19, 2014.
Sheriff of Faulk County,
South Dakota
MACKOFF KELLOGG LAW
FIRM
By:
David C. Piper, Attorney #4128
38 Second Avenue East
Dickinson, ND 58601
(701) 227-1841
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Published twice at the total approximate cost of $56.45.
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No. 154, July 16 & 23, 2014
SOUTH DAKOTA
DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION
CITY OF FAULKTON
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
INFORMATION MEETING /
OPEN HOUSE FOR
CITY OF FAULKTON
MASTER
TRANSPORTATION PLAN
Date: Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Time: 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Open
house with short presentation at
5:30 p.m.)
Place: Faulkton City Hall Meeting
Room, 105 8th Ave N., Faulkton,
SD 57438.
The South Dakota Department
of Transportation (SDDOT), in
conjunction with the City of Faulkton, will hold an open house style
public meeting to discuss and receive public input on the suggested
recommendations for a Master
Transportation Plan for the City of
Faulkton. The open house will be
informal, with one on one discussion available with SDDOT, City
staff and a short presentation at
5:30.
SDDOT is conducting this open
house on behalf of the City of
Faulkton. The purpose of this public open house is to solicit community input on transportation needs
and issues within the City of
Faulkton. SDDOT has been working with citizens, stakeholders,
and state and local officials to complete a Master Transportation
Plan for the City of Faulkton over
the course of the summer. At this
meeting, the public be informed
about the study process, and be
asked to provide insight and comments on the recommendations for
the transportation network within
the City of Faulkton.
The public open house will occur
between 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at
the City Hall meeting room.
SDDOT, City Councilmen and
staff will be available to discuss
the needs and issues of the transportation network and to answer
your questions. During this time,
you will also have the opportunity
to present written comments. A
short presentation will be given at
approximately 5:30 p.m.
Notice is further given to individuals with disabilities that this
open house/public meeting is being
held in a physically accessible
place. Any individuals with disabilities who will require a reasonable accommodation in order to
participate in the open house/pub-
lic meeting should submit a request to the department’s ADA Coordinator at 605-773-3540 or
1-800-877-1113 (Telecommunication Relay Services for the Deaf).
Please request the accommodations no later than 2 business days
prior to the meeting in order to ensure accommodations are available.
For further information regarding the study, contact Nancy Surprenant at 605-773-4912 or by
email at :
[email protected]
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Obituaries
Ramona J. Potter
Ramona J. Potter, 86, of
Faulkton, died Thursday, July
17, 2014 at the Community Memorial Hospital, Redfield.
Mass of Christian Burial will
be 10:30 a.m., Thursday, July 24,
at St. Thomas Catholic Church,
Faulkton with Fr. John Helmueller and Fr. Chris Hughes,
celebrants. Burial will follow in
St. Thomas Catholic Cemetery.
Visitation will be 5-7 p.m.,
Wednesday, July 23 with a 7
p.m. wake service at the funeral
home.
Ramona J. Anglin was born
June 7, 1928 in Faulkton. She
was the oldest of 13 children
born to Delbert and Elizabeth
(Clement) Anglin. Ramona attended school in the Orient and
Faulkton School systems. Following her education Ramona
helped raise her brothers and
sisters after the death of her father.
On May 18, 1946 Ramona was
united in marriage to Bill Potter
at Faulkton. They made their
home in Faulkton where she
worked for Pat Deiter. Later she
worked for Gertie Wakefield at
the Snack Shop and Bob and Lucille Dienslake at the Red Owl
Store. Ramona then purchased
the Snack Shop and ran that
until retiring in the early 1990’s.
Ramona enjoyed spending her
free time with her kids and
grandkids. She also enjoyed
doing puzzles and reading. Ramona dedicated a large amount
of time to helping others, including the Autumn Leaves Senior
Center and the Meals on Wheels
program. She was a member of
St. Thomas Catholic Church and
the St. Thomas Altar Society.
Ramona also enjoyed each of
her grand cats, Fergie, Ike and
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Sigh and her grand dogs, Boone,
Jettie, Chase and Mitch.
Survivors include her children,
Gaylene Strandbakke of Redfield, Anita Suazo of Bozeman,
Mont. and Denise (Brad) Ogren
of Sioux Falls; her grandchildren
Cory (Jennifer) Wagner, Jason
(Marci) Suazo, Paula (Steve)
Western, Cody Strandbakke,
Amanda (Michael) Francis, Mike
(Brandy) Suazo, and Jon Suazo;
seven great grandchildren; siblings, Marlene (Ed) Meier of
Bartlett, Tenn., David (Kaye) Anglin of Ipswich, Charlotte (Lee)
Pearson of Paradise, Calif., Dick
(Carol) Anglin of Glendale, Ariz.,
Carolyn (Walt) Kaiser of Faulkton, Linda Bohman of Marine on
St. Croix, Minn. and Dianne
Castro of Oakridge, N.J.; and
many nieces and nephews.
Ramona was preceded in
death by her parents; her husband Bill; daughter, Gerri Ann;
sons-in-law, Steve Suazo and
Lars Strandbakke; and her siblings, Nadine Lambert, Robert
“Lefty” Anglin, Jim Anglin,
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Jerome Anglin and Janet
Kukrall.
Luce Funeral Home of Faulk-
ton has been entrusted with Ramona’s arrangements.
www.familyfuneralhome.net
LaVerne Schilder
LaVerne A. Schilder,
89, of Whiting, N.J.
died Tuesday, July 15,
2014 at the Pines at
Whiting
Hamilton
Place, Whiting, N.J.
She was a homemaker who was a congregant
of
The
Presbyterian Church
of both Caldwell and of
Toms River.
Born in Chicago, she resided
there and in LaGrange, Ill., moving to West Caldwell and Toms
River for years, before moving to
Whiting 14 years ago.
She was preceeded in death by
her husband, the late Warren
Rural South Dakota
stays older than metros
By Black Hills Knowledge Network
The most recent census data
continues several trends regarding the aging and growing diversity of the population of South
Dakota.
Although the median age in
South Dakota dropped slightly
in the most recent census data,
the number of people over the
age of 65 continued to grow, especially in the state's rural
areas.
From 2012 to 2013, the over-65
set in rural South Dakota ticked
up from 17.8 percent to 18 percent.
In the Sioux Falls, Rapid City
and Sioux City metro areas, the
rate went from 12.7 percent to
13.1 percent.
In the state's nine micropolitan areas, including Spearfish,
the rate went from 14.9 percent
Your health calendar from . . .
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Schilder of 61 years in
2006.
Surviving are two
sons, Craig and his
wife Linda of Hilton
Head, S.C. and Bruce
and his wife Lisa of
Voorhees; two grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
The funeral services
were
private
and
under the direction of the Anderson & Campbell Funeral Home,
115 Lacey Rd. Whiting. Committal services followed at the Brig.
Gen Wm. C. Doyle NJ Veterans
Cemetery, Wrightstown.
to 15.1 percent. The uptick in the
population over 65 began in 2010
after remaining flat for at least a
decade.
Meanwhile, the percent of the
population under age 18 continues a steady decline that has
been ongoing since at least 2000.
At 22.2 percent, the micropolitan areas have the lowest rate of
children, followed by the metropolitan areas at 25 percent and
the nonmetropolitan areas at
26.4 percent.
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Cresbard Museum
opening for summer
The Cresbard, DeVoe, Myron
Historical Society announces
that the Cresbard Museum will
soon open for the summer. The
museum will open its doors to
the public on Wednesday afternoons from 1-3 p.m. beginning
Wednesday, July 30 through
Wednesday, Sept. 24. All are invited to come and tour the museum.
The Cresbard Museum is also
open by appointment. Please
contact Gwen Braddock (3243283) or Shirley Holt (324-3635)
for more information.
Informational Meetings
Pick a day to learn more
about this medically
managed weight loss method.
Attendance at this meeting will save you
$30 on your enrollment fee.
Faulkton Area Medical Center
Nutrition Services Office
714 Court St. (downtown) Faulkton
Thursday, July 24 – 4:00 p.m.
For more information
call or e-mail April
605-598-6323
[email protected]
Faulkton Area Medical Center
Hospital 598-6262 – Clinic 598-6239
Ambulance 911 – www.faulktonmedical.org
Services provided at FAMC:
• Ultrasound • Leg Circulation Diagnosis • Acute Care • Swingbed
• CT • Bone density scans • IV Therapy • Sleep Studies • Spirometry
• Nuclear Medicine Heart Stress Tests • Lab and X-Ray
Classes Offered at FAMC:
• Tobacco Cessation • Aerobics • CPR • First Aid
• Nutrition • Diabetes Education• Cancer Support Group
Sunday, July 27
ER 24/7
Sylvia
Anderson, MD
Kenneth
Bartholomew, MD
Chris Ogle
PA-C
Tim Quinn
PA-C
Wednesday, July 23
Thursday, July 24
Friday, July 25
Clinic 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. – ER 24/7 Clinic 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. – ER 24/7 Clinic 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. – ER 24/7
Dr. Bormes, Ophthalmology Dr. Carr, Chiropractic
Dr. Chaudhary, Nephrology
Monday, July 28
Tuesday, July 29
Wednesday, July 30
Clinic 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. – ER 24/7 Clinic 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. – ER 24/7 Clinic 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. – ER 24/7
Mammograms
Audiology & Hearing
Aid Clinic............................Rebecca Rich, AuD,
for appointment at clinic call 1-866-352-8588
Cardiology....................Avera Cardiology Specialist
for appointment call Clinic @ 598-6239
Chiropractic.....................John Carr, DC, Thursdays
for appointment at Clinic – call 598-6239
Dietician ................April Sorensen for appointment
at Hospital call 598-6262
Family/General Practice .............Sylvia Anderson, MD;
Kenneth Bartholomew, MD; Jesseca Kast, CNP;
Chris Ogle, PA-C; Tim Quinn, PA-C; Deb Webb, CNP;
for appointment at Clinic – call 598-6239
Gynecology & Obstetrics..........Jessica Dickes, MD
for appointment at Clinic call 605-622-5470
Foot Care ...........................Every Tuesday at Clinic,
for appointment call 598-6239
Mammography .........for appt. call Clinic 598-6239
Jesseca Kast
CNP
NE Mental Health........for appointment call 225-1010
Nephrology............................Shahid Chaudhary, MD;
for appointment at Clinic – call 605-622-2895
Oncology/Hematology...........Richard J. Conklin, MD;
for appointment at Clinic – call 605-622-5613
Ophthalmology......................John Bormes, MD for
appointment at Clinic – call 1-800-255-7448
Orthopedic................................Patrick Miller, MD;
Phillip Solum, PA-C
for appointment at clinic call 1-800-765-2660
Pulmonology ................................Rizan Hajal, MD
for appointment at clinic call 605-271-2700
Rehab Services: Physical, Occupational &
Speech Therapy, Cardiac Rehab
For appointment at hospital.............call 598-6262
Urology: .....................................Joseph Wyatt, MD
for appointment at Clinic call 945-5259
FAMC is on-line @ www.faulktonmedical.org
Deb Webb
CNP
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Community,
Growing
to Meet
Your
Needs
Saturday, July 26
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Heartburn
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Heartburn is a common problem. Despite its name, it has nothing to
do with the heart. Heartburn refers to the symptoms you feel when
acids in your stomach flow backward into the esophagus. The esophagus is the tube that carries food from your throat to your stomach. This backsplash of acid occurs more often in people who have increased pressure on or in
the stomach. This can occur if you are overweight, pregnant, or have a hiatal hernia. It can also occur if you eat too much or lie down soon after eating. Heartburn
is generally not a problem when it occurs less than once a week.
Heartburn that happens often is called gastroesophageal reflux disease, or
GERD. Frequent heartburn occurs several times a week, comes back when over
the counter antacids wear off, or occurs at night. Frequent heartburn usually
needs prescription medications and sometimes further studies to make sure an
ulcer or precancerous condition is not developing in the stomach or esophagus.
Sometimes surgery may be needed. If you have any concerns about your heartburn or other symptoms you may be experiencing, please visit with your regular
medical provider.
If you have heartburn that comes on with exercise, causes chest pain, causes
difficulty breathing, or causes weakness, do not assume these symptoms are from
stomach acid! Seek medical care immediately, as these can be symptoms of a
heart attack.
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taken & you’d like a full color copy of?
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Call us at
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Annual Corn Fest is
Aug. 9th in Cresbard
The Cresbard community is extending an invitation to the public to come to the annual
Cresbard Corn Fest on Saturday,
Aug. 9.
This year the Corn Fest is also
recognizing the celebration of
South Dakota’s 125th birthday.
The day begins with softball
games starting at 11 a.m. From 57 p.m. will be the community
meal featuring corn on the cob.
Following dinner there will be entertainment by Velvet Soul featuring Ron Parker and Matthew
Harmel.
Velvet Soul has a diverse musi-
Summer library readers honored
This group of summer readers met at Happy Times Carousel Park for their celebration of the reading program.
Awards day was held July 18,
2014 at the carousel in Faulkton.
This year’s theme was “Fizz,
Boom, Read!”
Forty-one children turned in a
book list completing the requirements of the reading program.
There were 2619 books read and
recorded on book lists.
An average of 42 children attended library programs each
Friday in June. Special programs were presented by Mike
Sorensen and Peggy Melius.
The Faulk County Library
signed up the readers age six
through grade six for the S.D.
State Fair Read and Win Program. The readers will receive a
free youth gate admission pass
to the 2014 S.D. State Fair held
Aug., 28 - Sept. 1 in Huron.
Coloring contest pictures were
judged by Scott Armstrong.
Winners of coloring contest
Pre K: 1. Foster Bode. 2. Sean
Roseland. 3. Reagan Geditz. 4.
Ruby Kopecky. 5. Max Martinmaas
K - 2nd: 1. Parker Bode. 2. Aida
Anderson. 3. Grace Kopecky. 4.
Teresa Melius. 5. Carley Cotton
3rd - 6th: 1. Shayna Heitman. 2.
Gabby Kast. 3. Haley Sprenger. 4.
Jazlynn Geditz. 5. Amber Potter
Prizes for most books read
Pre K: 1. Breelyn Demery - 355.
2. Peyton Hayes - 175. 3. Natalie
Hadrick - 145. 4. Lucia Holsing - 97.
5. Khloe Kaup - 75.
K & 1st: 1. Morgan Demery - 367.
2. Jessica Hadrick - 190. 3. Philip
Holsing - 97. 4. Maci Schulz - 54. 5.
Emma Martinmaas - 45.
2nd & 3rd: 1. Micah Martinmaas 83. 2. Amber Potter - 58. 3.
Nevaeh Kee - 54. 4. Amelia Currington - 37. 5. Parker Bode – 23.
4th – 6th: 1. Peter Holsing - 97.
2. Natalie McCloud - 54. 3. Shayna
Heitmann - 37. 4. Haley Sprenger 22. 5. Landon Melius - 4.
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cal style and engaging showmanship. They are a fan favorite in
northeastern South Dakota. Percussion, horns, and vocals round
out this group’s distinct sound.
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Jolly Wrens meet
The Jolly Wrens met at
Delilah Cotton’s on Thursday,
July 17. There were six members
present.
Jan Martinmaas brought the
meeting to order and Ethel
Hagen gave the treasurer’s report and secretary's report. Roll
call was what you did for the 4th
of July. Phyllis Eschenbaum will
host the next meeting on
Wednesday, Aug. 6 at 2 p.m.
Faulkton Knights of Columbus
GOLF SCRAMBLE
Men, Women, Couples: 2-person teams
Friday, July 25
Lakeside Country Club – Faulkton
¢ Registration and Meal: 5:00-6:00 p.m.
¢ Shotgun start: 6:00 p.m.
¢ Entry Fee: $30 per person includes meal prior
to 9 holes of golf.
Meal open to the public at 6:00 p.m., $8 per plate
Sponsored as a fund raising event
by the Faulkton Knights of Columbus
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Intimidators include Faulkton player
In mid-June, Intimidators traveled to Sioux Falls for some tournament play. Faulkton’s Madison Boss is a member of this Redfield
based team. While beating the eventual champions the ladies ended
the weekend at 3rd place.
Playing for the Intimidators team are, front left Lizzie Hansen, Taylor Voegele, Sierra Campbell, Chaley Bowar, and Kesha Arthurs. Back
left are Madison Boss, Brooklyn Rohlfs, Billie Moeller, Cierra George,
Shalyn Carr, and Nikiah Whitley. Not pictured is Baylee Blake, Tana
Muellenberg, Megan Hyke, and Olivia Shantz and the coaches Kari Peterman, Debbie Bowar, Amber Peterman, and in training player Kinley
Peterman and soon to be bat boy, Mason Carr .
Lakeside Country Club
Men’s League Results
week
points
Week 9, 7-16, 2nd Half
Team#/Players
15. Law/Pfeifer........................19
10. C. Geiger/Cotton............17.5
13. Giesen/Quinn.................19.5
1. Melius/Geditz ......................16
16. R. Bauer/Terrill ...............20.5
11. R. Deiter/Hardie ................15
9. Raethz/K. Deiter .................18
12. Odden/Bowar....................14
2. Toennies/Toennies ..............15
total
points
53
53
52
51
50
49
47.5
46.5
46.5
3.Hansen/Hustead ..................20
6. Cramer/Remmers ...............11
4. M.Geiger/Hutchinson .......10.5
7. Stark/Weber.....................12.5
8. Spainer/Huss ......................15
18. Tisher/Bowman ..............17.5
14. Vetch/Jolley.......................10
19. J. Huss/Hedt ..................12.5
20. M Bauer/S. Bauer .............12
17. Lee/Ferguson....................15
5. Sorensen/Haberling ...........9.5
UNTIL
JANUARY 6, 2015
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43
43
42
42
41.5
41.5
41.5
40
37
31.5
Low Scratch: Trevor Cramer 37, Kent
Borstad 38, Roger Deiter 40.
Low Net Scores: Kent Borstad 28.5,
Jason Lee 30.5, Tim Quinn 31, Lorne
Weber 31.
Call your local agronomist for more information:
Kevin Stark: 216-0292 • Tim Borge: 380-9749
Travis Hansen 460-1522 • Micah Hanson 228-3639
Rick Arneson 216-1651
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Faulkton School Board July 14 Proceedings
No. 157, July 23, 2014
Faulkton Area School District
24-4 Board of Education
Monday, July 14, 2014
5:00 p.m.
The first regular meeting of the
Faulkton Area Schools 24-4 Board
of Education was called to order by
Business Official Lisa Raethz at
5:02 p.m. in the office of the superintendent.
Roll call of members present
were Kelly Aesoph, Heather Bode,
Gary Bowar, Todd Brand and
Grady Heitmann. Also present
were Supt. Joel Price, Business OfJune-14
General
Fund
Beginning Balance . . . . . . . .495,318.54
Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .450,220.33
Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51,272.84
Receipts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .183,749.32
Expenditures . . . . . . . . . . . . .143,169.45
Ending Balance . . . . . . . . . . .535,898.41
Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .490,798.27
Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51,272.84
Receipts: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Food Service--milk & ticketsReimbursement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Food Program Reimbursement . . . . . . . .
CANS State Proration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Transfer from Gen. Fund . . . . . . . . . . . .
State of SD-State Aid . . . . . . .37,515.00
Dacotah Bank--checking,
mm, cd interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47.01
Gate Receipts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .241.03
Gym Passes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.00
Medicaid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,472.34
Birth to 3 Reimb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Title I Part A Reimb. . . . . . . . .60,000.00
Title II Part A Reap. Reimb. . .10,170.00
IDEA Part B Reimb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Other Reimbursements . . . . . . . .390.00
Hyde County . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,479.28
Hand County . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11,566.10
Faulk County . . . . . . . . . . . . .$56,818.56
Total Receipts . . . . . . . . .$183,749.32
ficial Lisa Raethz, and Garrick
Moritz.
Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
2014-15.1. Agenda Approval.
Motion by Aesoph, second by Bode,
to approve the proposed agenda.
2014-15.2. Board Chairman.
Raethz called for nominations for
Board Chairman for the 2014-2015
school year. Aesoph nominated
Heather Bode and Heitmann seconded it. No other nominations
were made and Raethz called for a
vote with all members voting aye.
2014-15.3. Vice Chairman.
Bode called for nominations for
Capitol
Special
Pension
Outlay
Education
Fund
112,089.40
254,381.30
143,482.25
112,089.40
254,381.30
143,482.25
0.00
0.00
0.00
35,560.87
75,606.64
4,590.49
1,735.83
35,054.47
103,699.97
145,914.44
294,933.47
44,372.77
145,914.44
294,933.47
44,372.77
0.00
0.00
0.00
June 2014 Imprest Fund:
Chad Spicer $49.99 Travel Reimb.,
The Potting Shed $10.50 Supplies,
Tieszen Law Office $15.00 Copies,
Mary Vetch $232.79 Supply
Reimb., Joel Price $54.53 Supply
Reimb., Dacotah Bank $100.00
Petty cash for postage, US Post Office $147.00 Postage;
July 15, 2014 Bill Payment:
A&B Business $4,135.00 Chairs,
A1 Locksmithing $6.00 Supplies,
Advanced Ed $500.00 Ext. Review,
ASBSD $911.72 Dues, Bauer’s
Super Valu $39.98 Repairs, Deb
Beilke $774.14 Services, BerMac
$10.55 Services, Century Business
$443.69 Copier Services, Chemsearch $422.47 Supplies, Cole Papers $2,533.92 Supplies, D&K
Custom Machine Design $2,038.83
Laminator, Dakota Dust-Tex
$14.30 Services, Delta Dental
$2,921.54 Insurance, Distributed
Website Corporation $250.00 Renewal, Faulk Co. Record $330.98
Publishing & Supplies, Faulkton
Healthcare Center $150.00 PT
Services, GE Capital $503.46
Copier Lease, Hanson Construction $198.47 Gravel, Hauff MidAmerica Sports $253.30 Supplies,
Homan Ace Hardware $23.99 Repairs, Houghton Mifflin Co.
$4,828.21 Math Textbooks, KC
Lumber $29.20 Supplies, Matheson Tri-Gas $8.40 Services,
Menards $28.20 Repairs, Jean
Mitchell $168.75 OT Services,
NCFE $46.59 Gas, Northwestern
Energy $1,718.84 Electricity, Renaissance Learning $3,817.00 Software, Reuer Sanitation $585.00
Services, Riddell $1,654.40 Services, Schilder Dixon Sales $128.00
Supplies, SD Department of
Health $780.00 Co. Services, SD
School Benefit Fund $23,544.31
Insurance, SD United Schools
Assn. $500.00 Dues, SDSSA
$150.00
Conf.
Fee,
SFM
$12,592.00 Workmans Comp. Ins.,
SHI $3,421.80 Software, Software
Unlimited $4,075.00 Software
Maintenance, Joseph Stanley
$215.28 Repairs, Time Management Systems $73.31 Timeclock
Services, Wordware, Inc. $718.40
Software. July 2014 Payroll: General Fund: $33,593.74 w/ benefits,
Special Ed. $2,418.80 w/ benefits,
Food Service $1,307.75 w/ benefits.
2014.15.5. Health Insurance.
Motion by Aesoph, second by
Brand, to adopt the 2014-15
ASBSD Protective Trust Benefits
Fund Adoption and Renewal Motion as presented. Unanimous.
2014.15.6. Legal Representatives. Motion by Bowar, second by
Heitmann to designate the following individuals and entities as
legal representatives of the Faulkton Area Schools 24-4 for the 20142015
school year. Unanimous.
A. Name the Faulk County
Record as legal newspaper.
B. Name Supt. Joel Price and
Business Official Lisa Raethz as
purchasing agents for the Faulkton Area Schools 24-4.
C. Name Dacotah Bank as legal
depository for the Faulkton Area
Schools 24-4.
D. Authorize the Business Official to properly invest surplus
funds of the District.
E. Authorize the Business Official as Supervisor of the Trust and
Agency Fund and the Imprest
Fund of the District.
F. Name the Superintendent
and Business Official as Administrators of Federal Programs.
G. Name the Business Official
as Supervisor and Treasurer of the
Food Service Program.
H. Set a Chain of Command for
the Faulkton Area Schools 24-4 as
Superintendent, Business Official
and Secondary Principal in case of
emergencies.
I. Name the Superintendent as
Asbestos Coordinator of the Faulkton Area Schools 24-4.
J. Set the second Monday of
each month as the official meeting
date of the Faulkton Area Schools
Vice Chairman for the 2014-2015
school year. Bowar nominated
Grady Heitmann and Brand seconded it. No other nominations
were made and Bode called for a
vote with all members voting aye.
2014-15.4. Minutes & Financial Approvals. Motion by Aesoph, second by Brand, to approve
the minutes of the June 9, 2014
meeting and June 23, 2014 special
meeting, and June 2014 Trust and
Agency Fund and Imprest Fund
Reports, the June 2014 Financial
Statement, and payment of the
presented bills for July 15, 2014.
Food
Pre K &
T&A
Service
Driv. Ed.
-27,789.50
17,153.90
108,348.53
-27,789.50
17,153.90
82,346.07
0.00
0.00
26,002.46
39,750.05
0.00
5,402.25
8,017.81
3,549.68
8,568.64
3,942.74
13,604.22
105,182.14
3,942.74
13,604.22
79,178.09
0.00
0.00
26,004.05
63.40
4,002.52
684.13
35,000.00
215.00
73.10
$2,632.26
$6,154.46
$26,774.15
$35,560.87
64,083.00
$831.76
$1,944.60
$8,459.18
$75,606.64
$339.79
$794.47
$3,456.23
$4,590.49
$39,750.05
$0.00
$0.00
24-4 Board of Education and to
compensate board members at a
rate of $65.00 per month and
$65.00 per negotiations meetings.
2014.15.7. SD United School
Assn. Motion by Aesoph, second
by Bowar, to become a member of
the SD United Schools Association
for the 2014-15 school year. Unanimous.
2014.15.8. Superintendents
Report/2nd Reading of Policies. Motion by Heitmann, second
by Brand, to adopt the following
policies: Authorized Signatures,
Board Member Conflict of Interest,
Credit Card Use and Electronic
Transactions, Alcohol and Other
Drug Use by Students and Disciplinary Sanctions and Implementation Procedures, Use of Alcohol
Sensors, Open Enrollment, Patriotic Exercises & Flag Displays,
and Release of Certified Staff for
Extra or Co-Curricular Events.
2014.15.9. Football Field
Agreement: Changes to the football field agreement with the City
of Faulkton was discussed. The
board noticed some changes that
needed to be made to the agreement and motion was made by Aesoph, second by Brand, to table the
discussion until the August meeting.
Busing Contract/Bus Barn.
The busing agreement with K&D
Busing was discussed and the
transportation committee (Aesoph
& Heitmann) would like to meet
with them before the next meeting. It was discussed that selling
the bus barn not an option at this
time.
Listing of 2014-2015 Employees & Salaries.
Bowman,
Vanessa $31,001 (7-12 Math);
$2,056.27 (Asst. VB), Bruemmer,
Nicole $30,201 (2nd Grade);
Cassens, Laura $33,001 (Colony
Ed.); Cunningham, Brice $36,401
(5th Grade), $1,281.44 (JH FB)
$3,009.90 (Head Boys BB); Currington, Lacey $31,801 (Colony
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Ed.); Demery, Linda $38,899.01
(Library, Computers); Geditz,
Melissa $36,601 (4th Grade);
Geditz, Shayne $35,201 (K-12 PE,
7-8th Soc. Studies), $3,009.90
(Head Wrestling) $3,009.90 (Head
FB); Haberling, Kari
$38,601
(3rd Grade); Hammond, Alicia
$34,301 (Kindergarten); Hayes,
Melissa $36,601 (1st Grade); Heidenreich, Nancy $37,201 (Lang.
Arts) $1,281.44 (Oral Interp)
$1,000 (Board Certification);
Hogeland, Teresa $36,301 (Title,
JH Math) 3,009.90 (Head VB);
Homan, Diana $31,001 (6th
Grade); Kleinsasser, Leonard
$37,201 (Colony Ed.); Koska, Dorie
Kay $31,001 (Colony Ed.), Latt,
Michele $37,001 (Speech Therapy)
$10,000 (Special Ed. Coordinator);
Melius, Nichole $29,862.79 (Family & Con. Science) $2,860.90
(FCCLA) $1,000 (Board Certification); Montonye, Judy $34,201
(Colony Ed.); Moritz, Jody $41,801
(Spanish, Lang. Arts, Soc. Sci.)
$1,281.44 (One Act Play); Pfeifer,
Colleen $31,801 (Colony Ed.);
Reid, Wanda $35,201 (Colony Ed.);
Schlechter, Mary $33,801 (Business, Computers); Spicer, Chad
$37,201 (Special Ed.) $2,056.27
(Asst. Football) $2,860.90 (Head
Track) $1,281.44 (JH Boys BB);
Stahl, Mike $34,801 (Colony Ed.);
Stephenson, Shae $31,001 (Special
Ed.) $2,056.27 (Asst. Track);
Stulken, Amanda $33,461.90 (K12 Music); Swanson, Noelle
$31,001 (Ag Ed.) $2,860.90 (FFA)
$3,542.97 (Extended Contract);
Tisher, Randy $43,801 (HS Soc.
Sci. Guidance, Math) $298.01
(Longevity Pay) $1,639.06 (Concessions); Ulrich, Christopher
$30,201 (JH & HS Science);
Cassens,
Craig
$51,522.04
(Sec.Principal/8th Grade Science)
$4,470.15 (Athletic Director);
Kopecky, Cindy $21.68/hour (Assistant to the Business Official);
Price, Joel $70,820.51 (Superintendent/Elem. Principal); Raethz,
Lisa $39,000 (Business Official);
Becker, William $9.75/hour (Maintenance);
Crum,
Dennis
$10.10/hour (Maintenance); Demery, Jeremy $24.04/hour (Technology);
Heitmann,
Bobbi
$11.30/hour (Food Service Director); Holt, Kim $12.25/hour (Aide);
Hutchinson, Pamela $13.00/hour
(Aide);
Martinmaas,
Shelly
$11.75/hour (Aide); Morgan, Renee
$8.50/hour (Food Service) Ogle,
Tiffany $8.50/hour (Aide); Ortmeier, Leasa
$9.75/hour
(Aide); Reed, Janet $14.90 (Main-
tenance); Speck, Peg $8.50/hour
(Food Service); Vetch, Mary
$12.42/hour (Admin. Asst.); Young,
Robin $8.50/hour (Food Service).
2014-15.10. Head GBB Coach.
Motion by Aesoph, second by
Bowar, to offer a 2014-2015 work
agreement to Todd Brand for Head
Girls Basketball Coach in the
amount of $3,009.90. All board
members voted aye except Brand
who abstained from the vote. Motion carried.
2014-15.11.
Competition
Cheer Advisor: Motion by Bowar,
second by Heitmann, to offer a
2014-2015 work agreement to
Theresa Edgar for Competition
Cheer Advisor in the amount of
$2,860.90. Unanimous.
2014-15.12. Adjournment. Motion by Aesoph, second by Heitmann, to adjourn at 7:15 p.m. All
in favor, motion carried.
Budget Hearing
7:00 p.m.
The Faulkton Area Schools 24-4
Board of Education Budget Hearing was called to order by Chairman Heather Bode at 7:00 p.m. in
the office of the Superintendent.
Roll call of members present were
Heather Bode, Gary Bowar, and
Todd Brand. Absent: Kelly Aesoph
and Grady Heitmann. Also present were Supt. Joel Price and
Business Official Lisa Raethz.
The 2014-2015 Budget was presented. Raethz explained that the
$20,000 set aside funds for technology was included in the capital
outlay budget as per board request
at the June meeting. Bode asked
if the district would still have an
out of district special education
student that the district would be
responsible for. Both Price and
Raethz stated we would at this
time and needed to budget for the
expense regardless.
2014-15.13. Adjournment. Motion by Brand, second by Bowar, to
adjourn at 7:15 p.m. All in favor,
motion carried.
Board Chairman,
Heather Bode
Business Official, Lisa Raethz
FAX documents
sent & received
Faulk County Record
FAX # 605-598-4355
No. 162, July 23, 2014
(SECOND NOTICE)
CENTRAL PLAINS WATER DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO ADOPT FY 2014 BUDGET
A public hearing will be held at the meeting at the Blunt Senior Center in Blunt, South Dakota on July 30, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. (CST) to consider the proposed Water Development District budget for Fiscal Year
2015, beginning January 1, 2015.
Preliminary FY 2015 Budget
APPROPRIATIONS:
01 Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,000.00
02 Administration & Technical Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16,000.00
03 Legal & Consultant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,500.00
04 Capital Outlay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0.00
05 Project Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51,100.00
06 Contingency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0.00
Total Fy 2014 Appropriation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73,600.00
MEANS OF FINANCE:
310 Taxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62,500.00
360 Miscellaneous Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,500.00
390 Capital Reserve Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10,000.00
Subtotal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73,600.00
WDD Tax Levy Request for FY 201 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62,500.00
Total Means of Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$73,600.00
The purpose of holding this hearing is to provide the public an opportunity to contribute to and comment on the Water Development District proposed operating budget for the Fiscal Year 2015. Persons
interested in presenting data, opinions, and arguments for and against
the proposed budget may appear, either in person or by representative,
at the hearing and be heard and given an opportunity for a full and complete discussion of all items in the budget.
Published one time at the total approximate cost of $25.92.
S. D. remains a key player
in nation's cattle industry
Beef cattle outnumber people
in South Dakota by more than a
4 to 1 ratio. With this in mind, it
should come as no surprise that
South Dakota cattlemen and cattle feeders continue to keep their
stake among national leaders in
beef production despite the challenges presented by the drought
of 2012, Storm Atlas and escalating feed and land costs.
This status was verified with
the release of the USDA South
Dakota census of agriculture, explained Jim Krantz, SDSU Extension
Cow/Calf
Field
Specialist.
With a calf crop inventory of
1.69 million head as of January
1, 2013, South Dakota ranked
fourth among the nation's leading cattle states. Krantz said
that although that number is
slightly less than the 2012 total
of more than 1.7 million; however, it is still the largest total
since 2008.
"The State's cow herd and
their offspring accounted for almost 23 percent of its agricultural gross receipts," Krantz
said. "That total represents an
eighth place ranking among all
South Dakota:
Seeing South Dakota’s
promise & possibilities
by Katie Hunhoff
Fraser Harrison, a travel
writer from England, spent the
summer of 2013 in Yankton. An
essay on his impressions is featured in the current South
Dakota History magazine, published by the State Historical
Society.
Harrison calls it a love letter
to Yankton. But it was not love
at first sight. The 2013 visit
was not our English friend’s
first time in Yankton. He visited several South Dakota
towns in 2011 for his book Infinite West: Travels in South
Dakota. Harrison stayed for
one night in Yankton and left
states," he said.
When reviewing cow numbers
by themselves, the January 1,
2014 beef cow inventory total
stood at 1.635 million down
slightly from the 2013 inventory
number but still about 1.5 percent above the 2012 mark. That
1.635 million head total still
ranks South Dakota fifth nationally behind Texas, which is
ranked first with more than 4
million cows; Missouri, Oklahoma and Nebraska comprise
the remaining states in the topfive in beef cow numbers.
South Dakota also ranks seventh for cattle on feed according
to the 2012 Census of Agriculture accounting for 2.4 percent of
the national total. "The January,
2014 inventory total of 310,000
is almost 26 percent greater than
the 2013 January 1 figure and
about 16 percent greater than either of the 2011 or 2012 totals,"
Krantz said.
The Census of Agriculture is
the leading source of facts and
information about the nation's
agricultural production network.
To view these results visit
http://www.agcensus.usda.gov.
with a bleak picture of a
"melancholy little town." In
hindsight, he realized his stay
had started off on the wrong
path when he was booked into
“a cell-like hotel room” from a
misleading website. His impressions didn't get better. He
found several closed buildings
downtown, and the historic
Meridian Bridge was closed
and fenced. He left, wrote a sad
account of Yankton, and
thought he would never return.
"Travel writing is an irresponsible art," he writes in his
new essay. "The writer grants
himself the license to visit a
place for a few hours and pronounce magisterially on its
vices and virtues, its charms
and blemishes, without fear of
punishment or reprisal."
On the flip side of that sentiment, there is something precious about seeing a place for a
first time. In the business of
travel writing, Harrison says it
is always important to "preserve your capacity for wonderment."
That’s our goal at South
Dakota Magazine. We hope
every issue surprises readers
and gives a sense of wonderment to a place we all know
very well. Harrison told me
that ordinary things such as
grocery stores, which are quite
Mayor J.C. Heath wants readers to know that Cottonwood isn't a ghost
town yet. Photo by Bernie Hunhoff.
boring to visit at home, seem
fascinating when you see their
equivalents in foreign countries. Likewise, some of our
greatest features here in South
Dakota may seem mundane
after viewing them so often.
In the July/August issue of
South Dakota Magazine we
asked town mayors to tell us
one thing they would like readers to know about their town.
Something that would surprise
and entertain. Mayors have
strong ties to their home towns,
and work tirelessly to make
them a better place to live.
They didn't have the luxury of
seeing their town with fresh,
clean eyes. Nevertheless, their
answers often did surprise us
even though we travel the state
intensely.
We hadn't heard, for example, that Brookings recently
turned trash into treasure by
converting an old landfill on
22nd Avenue into the 135-acre
Dakota Nature Park. Mayor
Tim Reed hikes there with his
dog, Ace. There is also kayaking, snowshoeing, cross-country
skiing and four ponds stocked
with fish.
We learned that a worldrenowned airbrush artist is a
new resident in Menno. To feel
more at home, he has already
painted many murals and signs
around the Hutchinson County
town. Harris welcomes visitors
to his downtown studio.
And we found that there is
more to do in Wall than stopping by Wall Drug for donuts.
Mayor Dave Hahn informed us
that the town has the only U.S
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Forest Service Visitor's Center
in the United States. The site
seeks to educate visitors on national grasslands and has many
hands-on learning exhibits.
It's also important to note
that not all towns care about
first impressions or even desire
visitors. Cottonwood mayor
J.C. Heath says he knows his
town looks like a ghost town,
but people do live there — 12
people, to be exact. "We get
every tourist coming through
Jackson County to the Hills,"
says Heath. "We don't mind
people stopping to look at the
old buildings but they should
keep off our private property.
Everything belongs to somebody.”
A visiting travel writer has
the benefit of surprise and wonderment when touring South
Dakota landscapes and towns,
but as we explore within the
state we know and love we have
a bigger responsibility. We owe
it to our readers to see the possibilities and the promise.
I guess mayors and South
Dakota’s writers have that in
common. Fortunately those of
us who write for a living don’t
have to worry about sewers,
streets and gutters.
Katie Hunhoff is the editor of
South Dakota Magazine, a bimonthly publication featuring
the people and places of South
Dakota. For more information
visit:
SouthDakotaMagazine.com.
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All are welcome to attend the
upcoming One Book SD discussion in Faulkton.
Books and discussion guides
are available at the Faulk
County Library.
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One Book discussion
coming to Faulk Library
The South Dakota Humanities
Council welcomes members of
the public to participate in the
2014 One Book South Dakota
program by attending an upcoming One Book discussion in
Faulkton.
We invite and encourage you
to take part in an upcoming discussion with Bruce Roseland at
the Faulk County Library on
Monday, Aug. 11 at 7 p.m.
The 2014 One Book SD is
“Dakota,” by Kathleen Norris,
which paints an expansive portrait of the Dakotas. Norris
provides loving descriptions of
the vast and starkly beautiful
landscape, extremes of weather
and topography, and townspeople and farmers. She reveals
the contradictions of small town
life on the Great Plains.
Norris’ book will be read and
talked about by community
reading groups across the state
during discussions such as the
one that will take place in
Faulkton leading up to the 2014
South Dakota Festival of Books
in Sioux Falls, Sept. 26 - 28. As
the One Book author, Norris
will visit our eight cities
statewide, as well as provide a
keynote lecture at the 2014 Festival.
“Dakota” fits South Dakota
Humanities Council’s 2014 thematic exploration of the 125th
anniversary of South Dakota
statehood, which occurred November 2, 1889. SDHC themes
provide a platform for communities across the state to focus
on issues that dominate current
South Dakota discourse -- issues that affect all of us on
some level. We encourage you
to join the ongoing conversation.
More women in
farm management
More women in South Dakota
are becoming active in owning
or managing farmland, and
rural advocates say some basic
information can help them find
success and improve their land.
The Center for Rural Affairs
recently held a workshop to provide some tips.
Traci Bruckner, a senior associate for agriculture and conservation policy with the
Center, points out women often
find they have to work with tenants on their land.
"There's a lot of women who
are left holding the land after
their husbands pass away, and
they're working with tenants,”
Bruckner said. “And they want
to do as much as they can to
preserve the conservation on
the land, and sometimes, they
find that they run into a little
bit of trouble working with
some tenants who don't think
women have the position to exercise their authority there."
Workshop participants got a
tour of local fields and a demonstration of soil testing. Bruckner says the Center plans to do
several similar workshops each
year.
She says the center worked
with the women in understanding how important cover crops
can be.
"With the cropping systems
that, you know, make up the
dominant landscape on the
agricultural land, it's really important that farmers consider
integrating cover crops,” Bruckner said.
Bruckner says the center also
touched on some legal issues
that could affect landowners interested in conservation.
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Downy mildew found
in sunflower fields
By South Dakota Ag Connection
Downy mildew is showing up
in North and South Dakota sunflower fields.
More than 70 sunflower fields
have been surveyed in the last
two weeks and about two-thirds
have downy mildew, reports the
National Sunflower Association.
However, incidence levels are
generally very low, and only
eight of the fields had incidence
levels higher than five percent.
Still, the high amount of downy
mildew is not surprising given
the wet May and June.
Downy mildew is caused by a
soil borne pathogen that can survive for many years in the soil.
When rains occur soon after
planting, the pathogen produces
swimming spores that infect
roots and cause a systemic infection. Infected plants will often
die, but if they survive, will not
yield. However, yield loss doesn't
usually occur unless downy
mildew occurs in large patches of
the field.
No management tools are effective once downy mildew infection occurs, according to the
NSA.
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Faulkton Senior Living
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• Medicare, VA contract provider
• Offering PT/OT/ST services • Whirlpool tub
Resident Centered Care
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Julie Beck , Br oker Associate
806 Court St.
PO Box 365
Faulkton, SD
57438
Phone 605-598-6522
212
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Pfeifer & Son
Construction
Carpentry & Cement work
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New: Portable machine with
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Licensed Family Provider
Planned Activities
Projects Story Time
Outside play with
large fenced in backyard
Equal Opportunity Provider
Residential Commercial
Upholstery Auto Interiors
Also tile and grout cleaning
Locally owned and operated.
Janet Hofer
You won’t be disappointed!
Rindi Hlavacek (605) 598-6568.
1216 Pearl St., 598-4177
Over 25 years experience
For immediate assistance call us at 472-0508
Call Tom 598-6533
or Joe 392-2464
William D.
Gerdes,
Lawyer
PO Box 1239
104 S. Lincoln
Aberdeen, SD 57401
• New Construction
• Remodeling
• New &
Replacement
Windows
– 598-4518 –
Quality
Craftsmanship
For all the insurance protection you need, plus
some you may have overlooked, call me today.
American Family Mutual Insurance Company and its Subsidiaries
American Family Insurance Company
Home Office – Madison, WI 53783
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Cleaner Carpets!
You Are Not Alone!
Looking for insurance?
Diane Hushka Agency
PO Box 220
Faulkton, SD 57438
(605) 598-6727
[email protected]
Loving Arms
Day Care
New & Remodeling
Interior & Exterior
Large or Small Shingling
605-622-2100
20
Located at Faulk County Land & Title
47
Business & Professional
Directory
Doing home
repairs, additions
and new homes.
Faulk County
Realty
Monuments
Pre-Need Plans
Veterans Memorials
On Site Lettering
Peace Lights
Bernard Lesselyoung
Box 448, Faulkton
605-598-4163
M&R Auctions
“FOR ALL YOUR AUCTION NEEDS”
No matter where you live FREE and Confidential
help for you and your children is just a phone
call away. Our Programs: • Safety • Support
• Shelter • Advocacy • Counseling.
Family Crisis Center Inc.
PO Box 347, Redfield, SD 57469
Serving Faulk, Hand & Spink Counties
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Phone: 605-765-9417
Toll Free: 800-246-9417
Dave Nelson
Sales
30925 US Hwy 212
PO Box 230
Gettysburg SD 57442
FAX: 605-765-9418
Cell: 605-216-2025
HANSON’S INC.
DIGGING & TRUCKING
PO BOX 503 – 115 6TH AVE. N.
FAULKTON, SD 57438
P H O NE 6 0 5 - 5 9 8 - 6 5 5 6
FAX 605-598-655 8
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PRESIDENT
BRAD HANSON 380-7190
VICE PRESIDENT
ROGER REDDEN 605-380-7195
LIVESTOCK
LYNIS REID 605-380-7192
HOPPER
King Insurance
Farm • Crop • Home • Auto • Business • Life • Health • Annuities
Beverly King, Agent
Cell: 605-380-8444
Brian King, Agent
Cell: 605-380-2409
Dan King, Agent
Cell: 605-380-8503
Scott King, Agent
Cell: 605-695-6847
Agency Inc.
Office: 605-598-4374
234 8th Ave S
Faulkton,
SD 57438
PO Box 155 • Hoven, SD 57450
Real Estate • Advertising
Household • Antique
Clerking • Farm
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FAULKTON
598-4532
605-769-0088
grain marketing
agronomy
energy
feed
Schatz Electric
• Commercial
• Residential
• Agricultural
• Parts & Service
If you want it done right
call Schatz Electric
1-888-202-0627
Gettysburg and Faulkton
Mark Schatz, Owner
Faulkton Drug
'Dedicated to your health'
Trisha Hadrick, Phone: day 598-4187, night 598-4480
North Central Farmers Elevator
Agronomy Inputs
Grain Handling
Bulk Gas, Fuel &
Oil Delivery
www.ncfe.coop
Faulkton • 605-598-6500
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
CONTRACT SALESPERSON - Selling aerial
photography of farms on commission basis.
$4225.00 first month guarantee. $1,500-$3,000
weekly proven earnings. Travel required. More
info msphotosd.com or 877/882-3566.
EMPLOYMENT
CUSTER REGIONAL HOSPITAL in beautiful
Custer, SD is accepting applications for Director of
Nursing. We offer competitive pay and excellent
benefits. Must be licensed as a Registered Nurse
in South Dakota. Previous acute care and ED
management experience preferred. Located in the
beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota, we are just
a short distance from Mount Rushmore, Wind
Cave National Park, Custer State Park, Jewel
Cave National Park and many other outdoor attractions. Custer is a great place to live, work and
Business & Professional Directory
Faulkton Grain & Feed
Brand
Feeds
• Grain Buying • Grinding • Mixing • Delivery
Keith Hanten, manager
598-6601 – Cell 216-6601
Melius Fencing Co.
Bill and Jay Melius
Faulkton, South Dakota
Phone: 605-598-4586/605-598-6559
Cell: 605-216-1291/605-216-5791
For All Your Fencing & Supply Needs
RJ’s Truck & Auto Repair
Russ Geist – Phone 598-4533
Located 2 east & 5 north of Faulkton.
• Oil Changes • Battery Sales
• Tire Sales, Repair and Balancing
• Small Engine Repair • Tractor Repair.
Seneca
Bunkhouse
For all your
Lodging Needs
Seneca SD
call
Pheasant Fest
“Complete Home away
from Home”
Contact us for all of
your lodging needs
605-380-4537 for
reservations
www.senecabunkhouse.com
in Cresbard.
605-324-3300
or check
us out at
sdinnlodging.com
THE
AUTO
SHOP
“The New Age of Automotive Repair”
Casey Hlavacek – ASE Master Certified
817 Main, PO Box 236, Faulkton, SD 57438
605-598-4319
• Computer diagnostics
• Oil changes
• Engine & transmission
repairs
•
•
•
•
Tires
• Brakes
Electrical repairs/diagnosis
Steering & suspension
Any major & minor repairs
South Dakota
Statewide
Classifieds
play! Please contact Human Resources at (605)
673-9418 for more information. Applications may
be submitted on-line at www.regionalhealth.com.
EOC/AA.
Anson
Law Oﬃce
Elton R. Anson
214 N. Broadway
Miller, SD 57362
605-853-0000
CDH
Interior
Exterior
Remodeling
New Building
Cole Hogg
Call 605-216-2053
[email protected]
TRAVER
CONSTRUCTION
New Construction
Remodeling • Additions
Jay Traver – Owner
Faulkton, SD 57438
Home 605-598-4575
Cell 605-380-3247
A great place to stay!
605-290-3609
1504 Main St, Faulkton SD
www.Faulkton212Lodge.com
HOGG
CONSTRUCTION
• New & Remodeling
• Framing to Finish
• Quality Craftsmanship
• Free Estimates
Call Mike at
460-1475
Vogel Service
West side of Super Valu store.
Precision Ag • Seed • Drain Tile • Agricultural Consulting
[email protected] • 605-252-6554 • www.precisiongen.com
• Lawn Mower Repair
• Blade Sharpening
• Blade Balancing
& Aligning • Oil Changes
Phone 605-598-4318
or 605-460-0131
RDO EQUIPMENT CO. – Competitive wages,
benefits, training, profit sharing, opportunities for
growth, great culture and innovation. $1,500 Sign
on Bonus available for Service Technicians. To
browse
opportunities
go
to
www.rdoequipment.com. Must apply online.
EOE/M/F/Disabled/Veteran.
IROQUOIS SCHOOL HAS OPENINGS for FACS
Teacher, Elementary Teacher, Assistant Football
Coach, Assistant Boys Basketball Coach & Junior
High Volleyball Coach. Send Resume To: Iroquois School, Mike Ruth, Superintendent, PO Box
98, Iroquois, SD 57353. Positions open until August 1st or until filled. Questions call (605) 5462210.
CITY OF HILL CITY, SD – Seeks professional
candidate for a full-time Finance Officer. This position oversees all aspects of City finances on behalf of the Mayor and City Council. Responsible
for management of City funds, insurance administration, licensing, elections, budgets, equalization/assessments, ordinance and resolutions. A
degree in accounting, finance, business, or public
administration, or a closely related field; and five
(5) years’ progressively responsible accounting
work or any equivalent combination of experience,
education and training which provides the desired
knowledge, skills and abilities. Salary base pay
$20/hr. Info at hillcitysd.org or 605-574-2300.
EOE.
WORK AND TRAVEL ***6 Openings Now. $20+
PER HOUR. Full -time Travel, Paid Training,
Transportation Provided, Ages 18+ **BBB accredited/apply online www.needajob1.com 1-812841-1293.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS: LPNs & CNAs, top
weekly pay, direct deposit, & flexible schedules.
Take control of your schedule with Tri-State Nursing. Apply online today. www.tristatenursing.com
800-727-1912.
SISSETON SCHOOL DISTRICT has the following openings: HS English, HS Math, MS Science,
MS Language Arts, Coaching also available.
Faulk County Record
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Please contact Dr. Stephen Schulte at
[email protected] or send cover letter,
resume, certification, etc. to 516 8th Ave. West,
Sisseton, SD 57262.
FOR SALE
BAD RIVER by S.J.King. ”A terrific western novel”
set in 1870’s Dakota Territory. Rushmore News
(wholesale), bookstores, libraries/museums, Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Kindle and Nook.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT OUTLET; New &
Used Restaurant Equipment see www.Chillmasters.biz for more info; 1-800-526-7105, or stop by
Showroom-see what’s in stock for you! Sioux City,
IA.
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exchanges messages and connect live. Try it
free. Call now: 1-800-958-7963.
OTR/CDL DRIVERS
DRIVERS WANTED: CDL, owner operators,
freight from Midwest up to 48 states, home regularly, newer equipment, Health, 401K, call Randy,
A&A Express, 800-658-3549
SERVICES
FARMERS - IH DISGUSTED! SHIFTING PROBLEMS? We have cost effective fixes for 06-56-8688 series tractors, engines, clutches, and ta fixes.
Call Wenz Service 800-808-7885 for details.
WANT TO BUY
BUYING OLD HARDWARE STORE: bolt and nut
bins, display bins, carpenters bench and anvils for
my new shop. Cash paid. 1-406-471-8184.
NOTICES
ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS statewide for
only $150.00. Put the South Dakota Statewide
Classifieds Network to work for you today! (25
words for $150. Each additional word $5.) Call the
Faulk County Record at 605-598-6525.
Onaka News
by Ramona Goetz – phone 447-5880
Roy and Phil Heintzman went
to David and Shirley Holt’s on
Saturday afternoon, July 12 in
the Cresbard area. Phil attended
Brittany Holt’s bridal shower.
Brittany will become the bride of
Kory Allan on Saturday, Aug. 23,
2014
Albert and Ramona Goetz
were business callers in Ipswich
and Aberdeen on Friday. Janice
Gloy met the Goetzes for supper
at a restaurant.
Albert and Ramona went to Ipswich Sunday evening to the
park for the Claude Wahl and
singer Judy entertainment.
There was a nice crowd attending in spite of the hot weather
and they enjoyed the music!
Val and Leota Goetz spent the
weekend at Elk Horn Ridge resort with their family. The event
was hosted by Dane and Beth
Goetz of Spearfish, thinking it
would be a good time especially
for all the college students who
will be returning soon to their
studies in different states. They
had a good time and they appreciated the nice weather.
LeRoy and Vi Sauer of Roscoe
were Sunday afternoon guests of
Roy and Phil Heintzman.
Cresbard Area News
by the Cresbard Hotel Coffee Crew
Bob and Cheryl Dockter of
Spring Creek, AZ, picked up
their sister, Phyllis Dockter and
drove to Jamestown. Grayson
Doctor Hladky was playing baseball in a Legion tournament.
Grayson is the great nephew of
Phyllis's and lives in Gillette,
WY. Phyllis was glad to report
that Gillette won the tournament so she could return home
Sunday evening a happy camper.
They enjoyed visiting with other
family members as well.
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Cresbard
Coming Events
Faulk Conservation
District minutes
Published as a Public Service
by Dacotah Bank – Cresbard
July 30-Sept. 24: Cresbard/DeVoe
Museum will open its doors to the
public on Wednesday afternoons
from 1-3 p.m. beginning Wednesday, July 30 through Wed., Sept.
24. All are invited to come and
tour the museum. Also open by
appointment. Gwen Braddock
(324-3283) or Shirley Holt (3243635) for more information.
Aug. 9: Cresbard Corn Fest. Softball games, community meal, entertainment by Velvet Soul.
All School Reunion Directories are
available. Contact Joanne Graves
or Sherry Fix.
Cresbard Cemetery Board is
seeking donations to meet expenses. They can be sent to the
board c/o Shirley Holt, PO Box 42,
Cresbard, SD 57435.
Newspaper recycling, 4th Saturday
of every month, 9-11 a.m. Trailer located 1.5 blocks north of Bauerʼs
Super Valu. Faulkton Girls Scouts
sponsors.
Red Hat meeting, 3 p.m. at Burgers, 3rd Thursday of every month.
Order Eastern Star meetings are
the 2nd Monday of every month at
7:30 p.m. at the United Church in
Faulkton.
There is help: food pantry is available at St. Thomas Catholic
Church in Faulkton, sponsored by
the Faulk County Ministerial Association.
Driverʼs license exams at the
Faulk County Courthouse in
Faulkton at the treasurerʼs office
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. No driverʼs
tests will be given during noon hr.
Mason's meeting every third Monday of each month at 8 p.m. at
United Church of Faulkton.
The Faulk Conservation District Board of Supervisors met at
the Ag Service Center in Faulkton, Wednesday, June 11, 2014.
Present: Supervisors:
Peggy
Melius, Norby Reuer, Matt
Schulte, Wesley Holsing and
Rick Rausch. Advisors: Don
Brewer. District Personnel: Kristine Meyer and Gene Toennies.
NRCS Personnel: Grady Heitmann. Absent: Allen Hadrick and
Bruce Roseland.
Meeting called to order by
president Reuer at 4:02 p.m.
Motion by Holsing to approve
the presented agenda. Second by
Melius and all carried.
Minutes and Financial Report:
Melius motioned to approve the
minutes of the regular May
meeting. Second by Schulte and
all carried. Melius motioned to
accept the May financial statement as presented. Second by
Holsing and all carried.
Old business
1. Supervisor
Elections
Meyer reminded board members
up for election that petitions are
due to the County Auditor no
later than July 1, 2014.
Board member Rausch joined the
meeting at 4:14 pm.
2. NMA Meeting-The North
Missouri Area meeting will be
held on June 24, 2014 at 5 pm in
Onida.
New business
1. Grow: 66/125-Meyer read a
letter received from Grow: 66/125
project coordinator, Altman Studeny.
In commemoration of
South Dakota’s 125th Anniversary of Statehood, he is undertaking a state wide community
project that centers around the
planting of trees in each of South
Dakota’s sixty-six counties. He
will be driving through collecting
two-and-a-half gallons of soil
from a site in every county. Soil
collected will be mixed together,
repotted in those sixty six buckets and a Bur Oak tree planted in
each. He wanted each county to
pick a place that carries some
particular historical weight in
your region. Meyer talked with
the Historical Society and it was
decided to go ahead and plant the
tree at the Pickler Mansion.
From July 19 to Aug. 24, those
trees will be displayed at the
Governor’s Grove on State Capitol grounds in Pierre.
2. Safety Benefits Loss Control
Report - Meyer informed the
board that Safety Benefits had
been out and done a loss control
review on the district. Meyer
read the review recommendations to the board. The board instructed Meyer to take care of
the necessary paperwork.
3. Wild West Days Parade - A
flier was received on participating in the Wild West Days Parade which will be held on
Friday, July 4th. Discussion was
held and we will drive a pickup
through the parade.
Secretary’s report: by Kris
Meyer
1. Meyer talked to the board
about several calls coming in on
the eastern red cedar and rocky
mountain juniper trees not looking good. Discussion was held. It
was decided to wait and see what
the trees look like in the fall.
Manager’s report: by Gene
Toennies
1. Tree planting went well this
year. Planter is in shed.
2. Putting down fabric. Working around wet ground. Have 6
producers left. Should be done
early next week.
3. Still planting grass with
Truax.
4. Both JD drills have been out
planting alfalfa and sorghum.
5. Been
busy
spraying
transline on trees for wormwood
and Canadian thistle. Also some
other broad leaves.
6. Round up spraying is going
well. Have done many shelter
belts already.
7. Will shut down tree cooler
next week.
8. Not many trees left to sell.
NRCS report was given by
Grady Heitmann, District Conservationist.
Motion by Reuer to go into executive session at 5:16 p.m. for 125-2(1) to discuss personnel
issues. Second by Schulte and all
carried. Chairman Reuer declared out of executive session at
5:40 p.m.
Upcoming events: North Missouri Area Meeting in Onida on
June 24, 2014
Chairman Reuer adjourned the
meeting at 5:41 p.m.
Next meeting: Wednesday,
July 9 at 4 p.m.
Tentative
meeting
date:
Wednesday, August 13, at 4 p.m.
Faulk County Record
14
is currently accepting applications for the following positions:
Registered Nurse (Long Term Care)
Part-time (night position)
Job details: Coordinate, delegate and provide resident care.
Accountable to lead, supervise, manage and carry out resident care
decisions. Plans and delivers resident-focused care in partnership
with physician, interdisciplinary team and resident/family.
Education: Graduate from an accredited School of Nursing
Experience: Previous experience is preferred but not required
License/Certification: Current South Dakota licensure as a
Registered Nurse and BLS certification (offered on-site) required
Licensed Practical Nurse (Long Term Care)
Part-time (night position)
Job details: Administers nursing services in caring for our residents.
The LPN is responsible for providing suitable environment for the
residents, administer medications and treatment for personal hygiene
and will also be responsible for the supervision of nursing staff as
directed. Education: Graduate of an accredited School of Practical
Nursing. Experience: Previous experience is preferred but not
required. License/Certification: Active LPN license in the State of
South Dakota and BLS certification (offered on-site) required
RCertified Nursing Assistant (Long Term Care)
Part-time (day position)
PRN position
Job details: Under the direction of the charge nurse, the Certified
Nursing Assistant contributes to the basic resident care activities and
related non-professional services necessary in caring for the personal
needs and comfort of the resident. Actual job tasks may vary
depending on the unit assigned. Education: Must be at least 16
years of age. Experience: Previous experience is preferred, but not
required. License/Certification: CNA and CPR certification
required. If you are not certified, we will provide you with the
training and education to become certified.
Dining Assistant (Long Term Care)
Job details: Perform non-professional assistive duties under the
supervision of nursing personnel. Greet residents as they come into the
dining room, assist with passing trays as needed and assist with feeding
the residents as assigned by the charge nurse. Education: Have
successfully completed elementary education. Must be at least 14 years
of age. Complete/pass a 10 hour dining assistant course (offered on-site).
Experience: No previous experience required. On the job training.
Food Service Department
Full-time position
Job details: Responsibilities include dishwashing and cook’s assistant.
Orientation includes both the day and evening shifts.
Positions include working weekends.
Environmental Services
Full-time (day position)
Job details: responsibilities include general housekeeping duties
in order to provide a clean, safe, and friendly environment to our
patients, residents and coworkers.
Activities Assistant
Full-time position
Job details: Plan and implement scheduled activities that assists in
maintaining each resident’s highest functioning level dealing with
physical, spiritual, and mental well-being aspects. Follow the individual
plan of care for each resident as assigned and maintain documentation of
the same. Maintain equipment, inventory, and department area. Attend
in-service training and workshops as assigned to become aware of new
developments in the field. Provide activity of daily living and care to
residents. Perform restorative and rehabilitative services as directed.
Maintain appropriate documentation on same. Education and Training:
A minimum of high school education or GED required. Experience in the
field gerontology is preferred but not required. Valid driver’s license.
Certified nurse aid certification preferred by not required. Abilities:
Ability to read, write and follow oral/written directions. Ability to have good
working relationship with the elderly. Experience: On the job training.
Positions remain open until filled.
Full-time and Part-time positions offer a full benefit package.
Apply on-line at www.averajobs.org
For assistance or questions, please contact the
Member FDIC
Cresbard 605-324-3601
Human Resource Department
606 E. Garfield Ave, Gettysburg, SD 57442
Phone (605)765-2480 ext. 219
Avera is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran
Classified Ads
$4.20 minimum up to 25 words;
4.00 for additional insertions; $.10
per word over 25 words. Card of
Thanks are $4.20 for maximum of
40 words; $.10 per word over 40.
CARD OF THANKS
A sincere thank you to those who
came to my open house and helped
me celebrate my 80th Birthday last
weekend in Pierre. It was a very
special day and meant so much to
have so many attend. Also thank
you to those who have sent Birthday
wishes. It has been fun hearing from
you and has made this a Birthday to
remember.
Sincerely, Burton Witte
7-23-1tc
FOR SALE
For Sale: Record player/radio.
Plays cassette tapes, record albums
and 8 track tapes. Also around 200
cassettes and a hundred record albums. Call Avis Meyer 598-4422,
Faulkton and make an offer.
7-23-1tp
Help Wanted
For Sale: Cattle Trailer for sale:
2002 Merritt Spread Axle. Call 605598-6556.
4-16-tfc
WANTED
Assistant Manager,
Part Time Cashier, &
Part Time Deli
Attention Farmers: Turn your old
machinery and scrap iron into cash.
We do the work, you get paid. For
more information call Lonnie @ 605460-1772.
6-11-8tp
Looking for energetic,
working individuals.
Contact:
OneStop
HELP WANTED
Help Wanted: Homan Welding is
hiring welders and shop workers.
Willing to train. Call 605-598-3010
for more info.
6-11-tfc
Activity & Route
Drivers Needed
for upcoming
school year.
hard
Apply in person at 817
Main Street, Faulkton
FOR RENT
Office rental space within Mueller
Properties, 310 9th Ave. S. Faulkton, for more information contact
Lisa at 605-228-6960.
2-26-tfc
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
Call Steve or Doyle
800-310-2708
Faulkton, South Dakota
Two bedroom apartments. For
disabled, handicap and families. Utility allowance and rental
assistance available for eligible
persons. If interested contact:
Tom Edgar
Phone 605-460-1915
WE ARE AN
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
20’
Continuous
Fence Panels
HOMES FOR SALE
• 1 1/4” round 14 gauge horizontal pipe • 1” square 11 gauge uprights
• Comes with clips and splicer pipes
Faulkton – Kelly Melius
605-598-4157
website: commonsensemfg.com
Quality that just makes sense!
35410 US Hwy. 212 – Faulkton, SD 57438
C h a d Ho m a n • 5 9 8 -4 3 9 3
Fax: 598-4433 • E-mail: [email protected]
w eb sit e: www.homanwelding.com
• Rep air wo rk • Po r ta ble w elding • St eel sales
• Cus to m fa br ica tion • Welding sup plies
• Gr a d e 5 • G r a d e 8 • S p e c i a l t y b o l t s
• Well pip es • Suc ker r od s • B & W Tr ailer Hitches
Home for Sale: 207 14th Ave. N. in
Faulkton. Newly remodeled; new
stainless steel appliances; 4 bedroom; 2 bath; 3 stall heated garage.
380-1505 or 769-0052.
6-4-tfc
For Sale: West Pollock Resort
Steak house and Bait shop over 25
acres with rental houses and 55 RV
sites! Contact Eric Vetter Century 21
Investment Realtors 605- 380-0031.
3-12-tfc
Home for Sale in Faulkton: 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom with attached two
stall garage. Call Chad at 605-2164450.
1-22-tfc
Home for Sale: 1004 Park St. in
Faulkton, three bedroom, new windows, roof, hvac system, drain tile
and sump pump. Lots of updates
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FAULK COUNTY RECORD
PHONE 598-6525, FAULKTON
Faulk County Record
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HELP WANTED: FULL TIME RN
Faulkton Area Medical Center is seeking a full-time Hospital RN. Twelve hour shifts, every third weekend. Alternating
days and nights, rotating holidays. Excellent benefits.
Any questions regarding this position, please contact
Shannon Stuwe, DON (605) 598-6262. Applications are available upon request at the Faulkton Area Medical Center. This position will remain posted until position is filled.
Faulkton Area Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer
HELP WANTED: Registration Clerk
Faulkton Area Medical Center is looking for a full time Patient Registration Clerk. Applicant should have strong communication skills and computer knowledge is required. Faulkton
Area Medical Center offers competitive wages and an excellent
benefit package.
Please contact Heather Bode at (605) 598-4405 X10 if you
have any questions or to ask for an application. This position
will remain posted until filled.
Faulkton Area Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer
R&R Pheasant Hunting
(rural Seneca) seeking
Two Experienced Housekeepers
for one full-time (Mon-Fri) and one parttime (Sat-Sun) shifts. Hours 6:30 a.m. to
3:00 p.m. daily. Season runs Sept-Dec.
Labor Day weekend and Thanksgiving off.
Friendly, fast-paced environment perfect
for self-motivated, hardworking candidates.
$13/hr plus; tips, uniform allowance, meals,
merchandize discounts and guaranteed
hours. Earn great extra money before the
holidays! Join our team today!
Call Kelly at 436-6782 to apply
References required.
Faulkton Area Schools District 24-4 Position Vacancies
The following positions are open until filled.
1. Pre-school teacher with Birth to age 8 w/SPED
2. Assistant wrestling coach
Interested individuals should send a letter of application,
resume, and credential file to:
Dr. Joel Price, Superintendent, FASD 24-4,
PO Box 308, Faulkton, SD 57438-0308
605-598-6266 ext. 206 – [email protected]
Help Wanted: Community Center Custodian
Responsible to insure that the Community Center and Gymnasium buildings and grounds are cleaned and maintained on a
regular basis as needed. Make minor repairs. Set-up and
takedown of chairs, tables, and other needed equipment in Community Center and/or Gymnasium as requested by City Office,
or FASD 24-4. Responsible for clearing snow from sidewalks as
required to maintain safe access to buildings in conjunction with
school custodian.
Salary: Based upon experience and qualifications.
Qualifications: Ability to lift at least 40 pounds; ability to
operate cleaning equipment; ability to work unsupervised and be
a self-starter. Willingness to work nights, weekends, or split shifts
as required to complete the tasks assigned.
To apply: submit letter of application and brief work history to
the following address:
Custodial Position: PO Box 458; Faulkton, SD; 57438
Position open until filled.
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FAULK COUNTY RECORD
Faulk County Record
16Wednesday,
July 23, 2014
Happy ads
Page 2: Happy birthday dad
and
gramps
is
Herman
Schraeder of Faulkton.
Page 3: From this to the 80th
year, is JoAnn Schaefers of Polo
Faulkton Area
Coming Events
Published as a Public Service
by Dacotah Bank – Faulkton
July 28: Faulkton Business & Professional Assoc., 6:30 p.m., Dot Tʼs.
Aug. 10-11: 4-H Town ʻn Country
Days. Sunday - games start at 7
p.m., pet show 7:30 p.m., coronation, awards, entertainment 8 p.m.
Monday 4-H barbecue 5-6 p.m.,
awards and premium sale at 6:30
p.m.
Need a hand for help around the
house? Rides need 24 hr. notice.
Call 605-450-8279, and we will
match you with the volunteer who
will fit your needs. Offered by volunteers from the United Church of
Faulkton, service is free to you!
Newspaper recycling, 4th Saturday
of every month, 9-11 a.m. Trailer located 1.5 blocks north of Bauerʼs
Super Valu. Faulkton Girls Scouts
sponsors.
Faulkton Area Lions Club meets the
2nd Tuesday of the month at noon
at 212 Cafe and fourth Thursday of
the month at 6:30 p.m.
Faulkton American Legion meetings
are first Monday of every month,
6:30 p.m. meeting at Faulkton Legion Hall.
The Faulk County Cancer Support
Group is available to provide information and assistance to those with
cancer in Faulk Co and surrounding
area. For more information, or to
find out meeting dates and times,
please contact April Sorensen at
605-598-6262 ext 1063.
Wednesdays: TOPS meeting.
Weigh-in from 9:45-10:15 a.m.,
meeting 10:15 - 10:45 a.m. at JBʼs
Country Store.
Every Tuesday, Penny Ihnen at first
floor in Faulk Co. Courthouse, 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. S.D. Network against
family violence & sexual assault.
Driverʼs license exams at the Faulk
County Courthouse in Faulkton at
the treasurerʼs office from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. No driverʼs tests will be given
during the noon hour.
Medical equipment South Dakota
CARES Loan Closet. For equipment
call Joan Bent 598-4107.
Pheasants Forever meets every
second Tuesday, 7 p.m. Fire Hall.
Order Eastern Star meetings are the
second Monday of every month at
7:30 p.m. at the United Church.
Ambulance meetings held the fourth
Monday of each month at 6 p.m. in
the Fire Hall.
There is help: food pantry available
at St. Thomas Catholic Church in
Faulkton, sponsored by the Faulk
Co. Ministerial Assoc.
Mason's meeting every third Monday of each month at 8 p.m. at
United Church of Faulkton.
Area Literacy Council tutors available for persons who want to learn
to read or read better. Phone 5986236, Faulk County Library or 1800-423-6665, SD Literacy Council.
Member FDIC
Faulkton 605-598-6211
Programs are
subject to change
without notice.
JULY & AUGUST, 2014, FAULKTON, S. DAK.
ONE
SHOWING
NIGHTLY AT
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8:00 PM
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., JULY 3-4-5-6
Air Conditioned
FRI., SAT., SUN., AUG. 1, 2, 3
22 Jump
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Mr. Peabody
& Sherman
Ty Burrell, Max Charles,
Stephen Colbert
DreamWorks – 92 min.
Rated PG
Channing Tatum, Ice Cube
R, 122 minutes, Sony
How
to Train
City park’s flower garden worth
second
look
Your Dragon 2
Mickie Hansen and her helpers have made the southeast corner of Faulkton City Park into a real showplace . . . so take time
Jay Baruchel,
to smell the flowers.
America Ferrera,
PG, 105 minutes
Dream Works
MILLION
Check Out Our Nightly Specials
DOLLAR ARM Thursday Nights!
FRI., SAT., SUN., AUG. 8, 9, 10
FRI., SAT., SUN., JULY 11, 12, 13
Taco Bar
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Build
The and
Fault
in Bar!
BBQ Our
Ribs Served
Stars Nightly
1/2 Rack $16.95 – Full Rack $24.95
John Hamm, Aasif Mandvi
PG, 124 minutes, Disney
FRI.,
SAT., SUN.,
JULY Inc.
18, Shell
19, 20 FRI., SAT., SUN.,urAUG.
15, 16, 17
This week’s
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at BerMac
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Orange Sherbet
Transformers
Age of Extinction
Mark Wahlburt, Jack
Reynor,
Peltz soft ice cream!
Flavor burst
&Nicola
vanilla
PG13, 2 hr., 37 min.
Paramount Pictures
LYRIC
Theatre
Divergent
Maleficent Shailene
Woodley,
FRI., SAT., SUN., JULY 25, 26, 27
Faulkton
Show time
8 p.m.
Shailene Woodley,
Ansel Elgort
Fish special
every Friday
PG 13, 139 minutes, Lionsgate
Prime Rib every Saturday
Angelina Jolie
PG, 97 minutes,
Disney
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Thurs. .......Chicken or Steak Wrap
Fri. .....Chicken Salad on Croissant
Mon. ...........French Dip Sandwich
Tues. .....Chicken Parmesan Sand.
FRI.,
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Aug.selection
22, 23, 24
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Faulk Co.
Serving ice cream drinks!
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FRI., SAT., SUN., MON., AUG. 29, 30, 31, SEPT. 1
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Cherry
Cheese Cake
Take out orders: 598-4204
Hours 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
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at 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday
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min., Lionsgate
For all your entertainment needs
check out our liquor department
1.75 liter SALE
BerMac Inc.
Convenience Store
Remember our liquor store
is open on Sundays!
Phone 598-6603, Faulkton
24 hr. pay pumps
at BerMac’s

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