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FAULK COUNTY
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Wednesday, July 16, 2014 – Volume 132, Number 28
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After technical difficulties, the new digital
projector sends out a picture like no other
David Huss is carrying on the
family tradition of the Lyric
movie theater into the 21st century. Let’s face it, in the age of
the Multiplex, it’s hard to keep
an independent theater running.
Seems like the industry is doing
everything in its power to kick
out the little guy.
Somebody, a few years back,
thought it would be a good idea
to make film a thing of the past.
After several false starts, it’s become more or less a reality now.
And like any farmer with a new
tractor featuring a GPS guidance
system, there is a learning curve
and a few technology gremlins to
be worked out.
“Oh the picture and sound
were just phenomenal,” said
Huss about the new system on
Monday. “That is until it stopped
working on Sunday night’s showing. Something wrong with the
video board, there are tech guys
coming in tomorrow (Tuesday,
July 15) to get it working again.
I’m planning to do a Thursday
evening show and a Saturday
matinee at 3 p.m. for How to
Train your Dragon 2, and we’ll
do Transformers Age of Extinction on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday at normal evening show
times at 8 p.m.”
Aside from looking very chic in
high definition, and taking up
every single inch of the Lyric’s
beautiful antique silver screen,
(truly a case of modern high tech
meeting classical elegance) the
new digital projector does have
several positives.
“I take a flash drive and a set
of keys, and plug them in to authorize the server,” said Huss.
“Then we program the movie. On
Saturday it was really handy because I told the machine I
wanted to start the movie at 8
p.m. and it just went ahead and
did it. I didn’t have to rush upstairs after taking tickets to get
the projector going . . . it just
started up all by itself.”
Also it has features for me to
play blue-ray discs, so if a church
or a non-profit wanted to use the
theater for an instructional
movie they could do it. If the Historical Society made a video
about the Pickler mansion or a
non-profit group made a DVD or
a YouTube video promoting the
town of Faulkton or had a listing
of coming events, or somebody
wanted to do a video for local advertising, we could show those in
a half hour preshow before the
movie starts. It’s a technology
that has a lot of interesting potential, so I’m curious to see
where we can go with it.”
“Also, lugging this little hard
drive upstairs is a lot easier than
hauling sixty pound metal canisters worth of film.”
But new technology has foibles
too. Huss said that aside from
the board issue that will be
worked on, he has found the machinery produces a lot of heat,
maybe even more heat than
burning the old phosphorous
sticks of yesteryear. Right now
he’s got electric fans running but
he’s seriously contemplating getting airflow put in.
“Right now the final cost of the
upgrade is sitting at around $45
thousand,” Huss said. “That’s
not counting the replacement of
the air conditioning and heating
system that we’ll be looking at
soon to, because the AC and
heating unit that has worked for
the theater for the last 64 years
has finally given out. That will
be about $15 thousand to replace
it with something that can cool
the projection room and provide
heat in the wintertime. A lot of
folks have asked me about being
open in the winter, and although
it hasn’t been feasible in the
past, I would like to try it.”
Another caveat with the digital films is the up spike in fees.
“The films usually took about
35 percent of my gate cost, but
now with digital the percentage
has gone up to 40 or even 50 percent,” Huss said. “It’s just one
more thing that makes it more
difficult to stay open.”
But there are no plans to close
the theater. Huss said that
though he’s sometimes played
movies to only an audience of
two in the past, he does know
that he’s got a lot of local support.
“This last year we raised about
$22 thousand with the gun raffle
we hosted. If we can do as well,
or better with this year’s gun raffle then we’ll be in pretty good
shape at paying off the upgrade
cost.”
Huss said the best place to do
Lyric’s digital upgrade
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Inside this issue:
School board................2
Town ‘n Country ...........3
Crop report promising ..4
Here is Father John Helmueller riding in the Wild West Days Parade on
July 4th. Father John took on the parishes formerly assigned to Father JoJi
as of the beginning of the month.
Priest believes faith and service to his fellow
man is his joyous duty and humble privilege
Father John Helmueller took
over as the local priest for the
parishes of Faulkton, Orient, Polo,
and Seneca at the beginning of
July.
Father Helmueller was born in
1962 and is originally from Maplewood, Minn., just north of St.
Paul. He’s studied theology and
philosophy, and had worked and
studied in Spain, Italy and Rome,
and was ordained as a priest in
2001.
“For me, it’s been living a
dream,” he said. “My faith has always been important to me. When
I was growing up, I would sometimes see things like a traffic accident. Maybe someone was hurt, or
even killed. I wanted to be able to
do something to help. We all have
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The total amount of moisture in
2014 is 9.19. Total moisture in
2013 to date was 13.45.
City wide rummage
sale Saturday 8-noon
The Faulkton Business and Professional Association is hosting
a city-wide rummage sale this
Saturday, July 19 from 8 a.m. to
12 noon (some sites have extended hours).
We control what you see and hear. Weak humans bow down before your
new robot masters. Technology can sure make you feel that way, can’t it. For
the Lyric Theater’s Dave Huss, manager of his family’s business it’s a big
upgrade that’s come with it’s growing pains. Still a programable movie projector that turns itself on when it’s time for the movie to start is nifty.
4-H Fashions................6
Obituaries.....................8
Sports...........................9
There are 16 rummage sale locations, so it will be a full morning for bargain hunters.
Maps and a brief description of
items for sale can be picked up
Saturday morning at BerMac CStore or at OneStop C-Store.
times of tragedy in our lives, and I
guess I wanted to become a priest
so that I could help people. In the
case of the car accident, the giving
of last rights, that’s something a
priest, does. Baptisms, funerals,
marriages . . . these are all important events, both full of joy and
sadness in people’s lives, and I get
to be a part of that. It’s a humbling
and joyous privilege to serve God
in that way. In short, I wanted to
be a priest because then I would
have the opportunity to bring people closer to our Christ. ”
“I was teaching a Spanish class,
and at the end of the lesson I
asked my students if there were
any questions, and one boy in the
back raised his hand and asked,
‘What is the meaning of life?’ Now
he may have asked it in fun, but
honestly I am somebody who can
give an answer to that question,
according to our faith. Our Catechism answers those questions.
Who made you? Why did he make
you? What’s the meaning of life?
The Catechism says that God
made you so that you could know
him, love him and serve him. So
what is the meaning of life? It’s to
go out and find meaning. It’s a
participation in the light that God
shines into the world. The book of
John gives the most succinct definition. God is Love. God’s love is a
pure, godly love and we become a
reflection of that when we share
that love with each other.”
Father John’s last parish was
based in Flandreau. He once
served Miller, Wessington and
Polo parishes, so Father John said
that he’s already very familiar
with the Polo parishioners and
that it’s nice to be back. Father
John was a good friend of Father
Todd Reitmeyer who served our
local parishes before he died in a
jet ski accident back in 2006.
In his spare time, Father John
loves to get outside into God’s
great creation to fish and hunt, especially with a bow.
Board preps for the coming year, sets yearly assignments
The Faulkton Area Schools
met in regular session on Monday night. The regular meeting
was early, at 5 p.m. with a
budgetary meeting at 7 p.m.
The board approved the
agenda and then made nominations for board chair and vice
chair. Heather Bode was nominated and voted unanimously to
retain her seat as board chair
and Grady Heitmann was reelected vice-chair. The board
voted to approve minutes, financial reports, and payment of
current bills.
They then renewed the current Associated School Board
health insurance policy and declared the following as legal
representatives of the board:
• Faulk County Record as
legal newspaper.
• Supt. Joel Price and Business Official Lisa Raethz as
purchasing agents.
• Dacotah Bank as legal depository.
• Business Official to properly invest surplus funds.
• Business Official as Administrator of Federal Programs.
• Business Official as Supervisor and Treasurer of the Food
Service Program.
• Chain of Command as Superintendent, Business Official
and Secondary Principal in case
of emergencies.
• Superintendent as Asbestos
Coordinator.
• Set the second Monday of
each month as the as the official
meeting date of the Faulkton
Area Schools 24-4 Board of Education.
• Compensate board members at a rate of $65.00 per
month and $65.00 per negotiations meetings.
The board then voted to join
the S.D. United Schools Association for the year, (formerly the
Association of School Boards).
Dr. Price did a final review of
the new policies to go into place
for the 2014-15 school year as
discussed in two previous board
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Dr. Price also mentioned to
the board that board member
educational webinars were
available for interested board
members as an educational resource from the school board association.
Next the board reviewed the
revisions to the Garry Cunningham Sports Complex agreement
with the City of Faulkton. After
reviewing, board member Todd
Brand was concerned that there
were a few key items missing
from the agreement, such as a
total spending cap. Brand said
that it had been discussed by
both parties, but that nothing
in the agreement as written had
addressed it. The board all
seemed to support the idea of
sharing the cost of watering the
complex, but agreed with Brand
that the ceiling for such a cost
was undefined. They tabled discussion on adopting the revised
agreement until the next meeting so they could confer with
city officials before their next
regular meeting, to finalize details before final approval.
Next the board discussed the
busing issue that had also been
talked about in previous meetings. K&D Busing currently
handles the schools bus services. The school still owns the
bus garage and uses some of it
for vehicle and other storage,
and though there was talk at
previous meeting of selling the
building the board decided that
wasn’t feasible at present.
K&D wants to increase rates,
and has said that the cost of
heating the building is very
high in the wintertime. Their
requested increase is to also
help cover the cost of heating.
Finance officer Raethz said
that if the school paid for the
heating costs, purchasing the
propane as part of the schools
bids for propane it would reduce
costs, and K&D would give
them a mileage discount as
compensation. Dr. Price said
that they would also want to
look into installing a programmable thermostat, so that the
building would save fuel and
money when not occupied, but
not so cold that the plumbing of
the building would freeze.
Board member Brand had
many questions regarding
using teachers and administrative staff as substitute drivers
for the busses and whether or
not the school was getting the
service that they were paying
for. Dr. Price said that realistically the board had little choice
than to go with K&D busing, as
no other potential services were
available. He did however agree
that these questions should be
asked, and suggested that the
Transportation
Committee
meet personally with K&D before the next regular meeting,
so that whatever negotiated
conclusion could be reached, it
would happen well before the
beginning of the start of term.
The board agreed and the two
members of the Transportation
Committee, Kelly Aesoph and
Grady Heitmann would meet
with K&D.
Next Raethz listed the current salaries (see listing of
salaries on page 6 included in
the official minutes).
The board voted to hire Todd
Brand as head girls basketball
coach for the year (Brand abstaining from a vote regarding
himself). The board then voted
to hire Theresa Edgar as the
competition cheer coach for
2014-15.
Lastly before adjournment
chairwoman Bode asked the
board at large if committee assignments would be staying the
same. Even though this was not
on the agenda, she thought it
worth bringing up. Everyone
agreed that board members
would stay on the same committees for this coming year.
The board then adjourned
and recessed until 7 p.m. to
have the preliminary budget
hearing. Only Bode, Brand, and
Gary Bowar remained for the
budget meeting, giving the
board the three members for
quorum.
Raethz took the board
through the preliminary budget
for the 2014-15 year. Raethz explained that the $20,000 set
aside funds for technology was
included in the capital outlay
budget as per board request
from the June meeting. She also
noted budget line items such as
money set aside for a possible
election and wanted to know if
the board wanted priority to be
given to the Google chrome
books that would be issued to
the board. Dr. Price said that
the idea is that someday soon,
they’ll be able to do everything
paperless, using Google drive,
so that the board members
would not come to the meeting
with stacks of paper, but rather
a digital devise that would
make all the school related
paper work be able to reach a
board member wherever he or
she went, providing internet access.
After only 15 minutes of
budgetary review, the budget
discussion was tabled for later,
and the board adjourned for the
night at 7:15 p.m.
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Senior Nutrition
Program Menu
Faulkton-Seneca
Wed., July 16 thru Wed., July 23
Wednesday, July 16
Hot roast beef combination, carrots, mandarin oranges, peanut
butter cookies.
Thursday, July 17
Baked chicken breast, noodles
romanoff, lemon buttered broccoli,
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pineapple strawberry ambrosia,
whole wheat bread.
Friday, July 18
Sloppy Joe on wheat bun, oven
roasted potatoes, mixed vegetables, crunchy cranberry salad.
Monday, July 21
Cook’s choice.
Tuesday, July 22
Roast beef, potatoes, carrots,
onions, gravy, honey dew melon or
peaches, dinner roll.
Wednesday, July 23
Barbecued chicken, Rosemary
red potatoes, old fashioned slaw,
strawberry Jello dessert, whole
wheat bread.
and tickets ready to go.
“Also if people want to see specific movies then it’s the best
place to get a hold of me. Come
to Dot T and let me know what
you want to see. I hope to have
the new show bills for the remainder of July and August out
soon, and we’ve got a Facebook
page, so if you’re wondering
what’s happening I’ve always got
it up on Facebook, so log on and
give us a like too and that would
be appreciated.”
Dave said that they’ll also be
planning a grand-reopening
event with his mother Dorothy
Huss in the not too distant future, so folks should keep their
ear to the ground for more on
that.
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Lyric’s digital upgrade
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that is to come out to Dot T,
where they’ve got information
K & N Organic Gardens
Will be joining the
FARMERS MARKET
this Friday, July 18th
Since this will be our first picking
of the season, we will have a limited supply of produce.
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Two day Town ‘n Country
Days planned Aug. 10-11
Faulk County 4-H Town ‘n
Country Days will be a two day
event this year and move back a
day, to Sunday, Aug. 10 and
Monday, Aug. 11.
The fair grounds will open at 8
a.m. Sunday if you wish to bring
entries before the designated
check in times.
The Sunday evening program
begins at 7 p.m. with kids
games, 7:30 p.m. with the pet
show and 8 p.m. with the 4-H
style show, crowning of the new
king and queen, introduction of
judging teams and entertainment.
Monday’s livestock shows will
begin at 7:30 a.m. The 4-H barbecue will be from 5-6 p.m. followed by awards and the
premium show.
Desi Wieseler joined 212 first year missionaries in Ave Maria, Fla. this
summer for five weeks for training to be sent onto campuses as a missionary. She is pictured, third form the left in front of the Ave Maria Cathedral and
also in the inset.
Wieseler receives training
in college missionary work
by JoAnn Schaefers
Orient/Polo correspondent
Desirae Wieseler, 22, of rural
Orient is excited about her recent
missionary training and the
chance to work on a college campus.
“What a summer I have just
experienced!” was Desirae’s enthusiastic comment. “I just finished my first summer training
with FOCUS (Fellowship of
Catholic University Students),
after receiving my bachelors degree in math education from
U.S.D.”
Over the course of my freshman year of college, I got involved with FOCUS on my
campus. It was through the witness of a missionary that I saw a
living example of the faith and
desired that for myself. I attended a FOCUS Conference in
St. Paul, Minn. in January and
that was when I truly encoun-
tered the person of Jesus Christ.
From coming to know Him personally, I then desired to share
that love and joy I had experienced with other people,”
Wieseler said.
In June, she joined 212 first
year missionaries in Ave Maria,
Fla. (near Naples), this past summer for five weeks of formation
and training to be sent onto campus as a missionary. She learned
from and heard several speakers
who came in to teach about scripture, apologetics, prayer and
evangelization.
“The tools we learned prepared
us for our mission on the college
campus,” Desi explained. “We
practiced how to build successful
Bible studies, how to share the
gospel and mentor students in
the faith while teaching them
how to teach others. I desire to
invite students to a renewed encounter with Jesus Christ and an
openness for them to encounter
Him because no one is excluded
from the joy brought by the
Lord.”
Wieseler will be serving at the
University of Wisconsin, La
Crosse with a team of four
FOCUS missionaries. “We will be
meeting students on campus and
investing in relationships with
them, by inviting them to small
group events and Bible studies.
Our goal will be helping them to
grow in their walk with Jesus.”
“College students are pulled
and torn in so many directions
and they are at such a pivotal
point in their lives,” she explained. “They are making life
decisions revolving around the
careers they will be choosing and
so much more. Because of this,
our ministry exists to transform
today’s culture with the most impact for our generation.”
Desirae’s closing comment was,
“accepting the call to be a missionary, without fear of what God
is asking me to do and how he is
asking me to follow him, is to
share with others the gift of faith
I have received.”
Since 1998, FOCUS has grown
from just two missionaries serving on a single college campus to
hundreds of missionaries serving
on campuses across the country.
From private colleges to big state
schools, secular campuses to
Catholic, FOCUS missionaries
are reaching and influencing our
nation’s next generation of leaders.
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Desirae is the daughter of Scot
and JoEllen Wieseler, Orient, is
a 2010 Faulkton High School
graduate and 2014 graduate of
the University of S.D. in Vermillion.
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The state department selected
these young people to serve as ambassadors. These students represent some of our finest teens.
While at the Vatican City their
bus was broken into and all the
carry-on luggage was taken. Some
of the young people had left their
passports with their luggage. So
another experience was added to
the agenda.
A day was spent at the United
States Embassy. The group were
very grateful to South Dakota Senator John Thune. He helped speed
up the process of replacing the lost
passports.
Ben is the son of Paul and
Melissa Witte of Clear Lake. Bev
and Marlin Heathcote of Florence
and Beth Witte of Seneca and the
late Bob Witte are Ben’s grandparents.
Ben Witte travels with
“People to People”
On Wednesday, July 2, Ben
Witte of Clear Lake returned home
after a 19 day trip to five different
countries. He had traveled to
Spain, Morocco, Italy, France and
the Vatican City.
Ben was with a group called
People to People. The group of
teens were from South Dakota,
North Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa,
Minnesota and Wisconsin. The
teens ranged from eighth grade to
juniors.
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Lush fields, cool July
weather with gentle rain
After the hot and humid days
over the 4th of July holiday it’s
been a relief to relax with some
cooler days. In Faulkton, David
Bartholomew reported temperatures in the high forties
overnight with just a shot of
rain, .20 inches over the weekend.
In Orient, Rex Young reports
like wise cooler weather, though
they got a bit more rain than
Faulkton did.
“I’ll sure take these cooler
days,” he said. “It’s all right for
the corn and the beans if they
slow up a little in the cooler
weather. At least they aren’t
being baked dry. We had about
.53 inches from 8 p.m. Saturday
evening to 8 a.m. Sunday morning, so it was just about perfect.
Everything looks nice and green.
Very lush, with lots of good feed
for the cattle.”
In Chelsea, Dennis Carda reported much the same but with
less rain.
“Things have been good all
around,” he said. “The cooler
temperatures have been good for
everybody, even the crops. We
had just a sprinkle of rain, I’d
say no more that .05. The crops
are progressing nicely, maybe
through the first half of growth.
Maybe in the next ten days the
corn will be tasseling out. The
beans are drying up, and becom-
ing that nice green color that
everybody likes. We aren’t hurting for rain right now, but this is
South Dakota, so an inch or two
out of the sky would be greatly
appreciated by everybody.”
Carda said that he took a recent trip to Chicago, and having
a look at the crops in Minnesota
and Nebraska on his way there
and back, he felt that our local
crops were looking a whole lot
better.
In Onaka, Shannon Waldman
at CW Repair said that there
wasn’t much shaking out in the
fields that day.
“We had about .60 of rain here
in Onaka, and it dipped down to
about 50 degrees last night,” he
said. “It’s been nice and cool.
Some guys are out doing a second cutting of alfalfa, and some
are doing some haying. The
wheat and the corn are looking
pretty good.
Jeff Greiner in Seneca reported even more rainfall.
“We’ve had about an inch and
a half since last we talked,” he
said. “It’s cooled down nice the
last couple of days. All the crops
I’ve seen look pretty good. We
ought to have a nice week of
growing with that good shot of
rain we had. The rain has been
pretty regular the last three or
four weeks. Certainly better
than last year.”
With a whopping 19.65
inches in the month of June,
Canton established a new state
record for the wettest month at
any location in South Dakota.
Canton has been an official National Weather Service Cooperative Observer location since
1896. The previous wettest
month on record in the state
was May 1946 at Deadwood,
with a total of 18.61 inches.
Canton received 13.16 of the
month's total rainfall in three
days; with a single day total of
8.43 inches on June 17, 2014.
"This would likely be the most
over a three-day period in
South Dakota, though not an
officially kept record," said
Dennis Todey, SDSU State Climatologist.
He added that the monthly
total is considered preliminary
while being reviewed for final
quality checks and final verification.
Several other stations set
records for their individual location including: Sioux Falls
with 13.70 inches; Centerville
with 13.50 inches and Vermillion with 11.46 inches. "Nearly
all stations reporting from Minnehaha, Lincoln, Union and
Clay Counties had more than
11 inches. Many locations between Sioux Falls and Canton
ranged from 13 to 16 inches for
the month," Todey said.
Heavy
rain
throughout
southeastern South Dakota
during the month of June led to
documented flood damage
which impacted urban and
agricultural areas. "Extensive
damage is due to both excessive
rainfall and severe weather.
Many roads, highways and
bridges have been washed out,"
said Laura Edwards, SDSU Extension Climate Field Specialist. "Flooding has brought
debris into cropland and
washed crops into ditches.
Rain, hail, wind and tornadoes
have affected farmland, buildings and vehicles. This combination has resulted in some
management challenges for
farmers who have had multiple
hazards affect their farms."
The northwest part of the
state had a very heavy precipitation month as well. Two stations in that region set new
monthly records: Bison, with
8.07 inches, and Timber Lake
with 9.89 inches.
Some roads were also washed
out in the northwest. Edwards
said that standing water in
some row crop areas of the region has made it challenging
for farmers to plant sunflowers
and other oilseed crops. "For
existing crops, some fields have
lodged wheat, barley or oats,
and diseases like wheat scab
may become an issue," Edwards said.
In western South Dakota the
rainfall in June created exceptional grazing and haying conditions for many western South
Dakota producers, and stock
ponds are full to overflowing.
Moving into the weekend of
July 5 and 6, Edwards said the
forecast shows a brief warm-up
before temperatures average
out. "The active weather pat-
Canton takes state record
for most monthly moisture
tern over the last few weeks
will settle down this week, although localized storms are
common this time of year," she
said.
July is typically one of the
wettest months of the year for
most of the eastern counties,
with 2 to 4 inches on average.
For more information, visit
igrow.org.
Faulkton News
Call 598-6525
Jon and Lisa Radke, Madison
and Blake of Parker, CO were
Tuesday through Sunday guests
in the Art and Joan Gutenkauf
home.
Open House
Bridal Shower
for Hannah
Luecke
bride-to-be of
Brady Edgar
will be held on
Sunday,
July 20
2:30 - 4:30 p.m.
at Leo’s, Main
Street, Redfield
THANK YOU!!
THANK YOU to Bruce Wherry,
LaVar Wherry, Kelly Melius, Slade
Roseland, Lane Melius, David Beadle,
Carson Ortmeier, Joseph Holsing, and
Lonny and Penny Feickert. You are
the loyal “Pyro” crew who give up
your 4th of July afternoons and
evenings to set up for and shoot the
show! Thanks to Jay Traver for always
feeding the hungry crew, to the
Faulkton Fire Department for fire
control and to Steve Swenson for
watching the airport road. Thank you
to Marvin Beidler for storing the
tubes, to Lee Hansen for his trailer
use, Dick Bent for the use of your post
hole auger, Randy Schraeder for use
of his pickup and Mike Kalkman for
the use of his alfalfa field! Special
thanks to all those who donate at the
gate and in the cans around town.
Your compliments on the show are
appreciated!
Congratulations Faulkton on a Great Wild West
Days celebration.
Next year’s is already in the “works”.
Dan
Thank you to everyone for making
Wild West Days a Huge Success!!!
Our thanks go out to the Faulkton Community and everyone who
helped in any way to make the 26th Annual Wild West Days a great
success! The homes and business places were attractively decorated
and anyone asked to pitch in was always there for us. Thanks to the
Faulk County Saddle Club, Dacotah Bank, Eastern Star, Faulk County 4H Carnival, Faulkton Volunteer Firemen, Faulkton Area Medical Center
Foundation, the Ministerial Association for the Community Church Service in the park, Lakeside Country Club, Faulk County Historical Society, Short Stop Bar, J&J Bar, Dot T’s and the Potter County Tractor Pull
Organization for the variety of programs sponsored. Thanks to the Family Day Carnival organizers and sidewalk painting fundraising for the carnival by Carrie Deiter and Jerod Raethz and all who helped and were
involved. Thank you to Dawn and Kelly Melius, Common Sense Mfg. and
Beadle’s Auto for promoting and sponsoring the trophies and organizing
the Car Show – fantastic!
Thank you to Ambassadors of Music and Jil Schulte for organizing the
3-K Run Color Run. Thanks to the Lyric Theatre for providing shows, the
Faulk County Record for the WWD coverage. Special thanks to Diane
Hushka, Dawn Hanson and their parade committee, parade lineup crew,
parade announcers, Dallas Henry for the PA system, Faulk County Sheriff’s office for directing traffic and to the many parade entrants that made
the parade a success! To the organizers of the Old Timers Baseball
game, what a nice addition to WWD. Thank you to the City of Faulkton
crew for their cleanup efforts. A big “thank you” to all who assisted in the
barbecue (especially Randy, Jim and Maggie Bauer) and Bubbles the
Magical Clown for the balloons and face painting. Thanks to Blue Horizon
and VT’s Rockin Country for the music during the street painting, family
day and community worship service. Thanks to Schwans for donating
ice cream for the BBQ. Without your volunteer effort, these programs
and shows would not be possible. To the fireworks crew and the City of
Faulkton, your fireworks display was again awesome.
Thanks to all:
Faulkton Business & Professional Association
Engaged
Gene Traver 75th planned
Breanna Binger and Wyatt
Holsing announce their engagement and forth coming wedding
on Friday, Aug. 8, 2014 at St.
Mary’s Catholic Church in Aberdeen
Breanna Binger of Miller, is
the daughter of Darin and Mary
Binger of Tulare. She graduated
from Hitchcock-Tulare in 2007
and graduated from Northern
State University in 2012. She
teaches K-4 at Millerdale Colony
near Miller and also is the Girls'
assistant basketball coach in
Miller
Wyatt Holsing of Miller, is the
son of Wynn and Virginia Holsing of Cresbard. He graduated
from Northwestern in 2008 and
graduated from Lake Area Technical Institute in 2011. He is an
agronomist at North Central
Farmer's Elevator in Miller.
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The children of Gene Traver
invite you to his 75th birthday
celebration on Saturday, July 19
from 2-4 p.m. at Faulkton City
Hall meeting room.
Cake, coffee and juice will be
served. No gifts please.
If you are unable to attend
greetings may be sent to PO Box
423, Faulkton, SD 57438
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Wilkinsons celebrate
60th anniversary
Dale and Beverly Wilkinson of
Faulkton and formerly of Miranda, were honored for 60 years
of marriage on Saturday, July 5
at the Marv and Pam Hutchinson residence.
The couple was united in marriage on June 27, 1954 at the
Plymouth
Congregational
Church in Clark, SD.
The family gathered on the
patio which was decorated in
aqua and white, the bride's wedding colors. After the evening
meal, the men were asked how
they met and proposed to their
spouses. Many interesting and
unique stories were shared. A diamond anniversary poem was
read by Crystal Wilkinson,
daughter-in-law.
Cards were opened and an
album of 60 years of memories
(made by Crystal) was presented
to Beverly and Dale. A toast was
given by Pam Hutchinson to her
parents thanking them for being
great parents and commending
them for their 60 years of marriage. Anniversary cake and ice
cream topped off the celebration.
Carl
Hagenlock,
Onaka,
brother-in-law of Dale’s and a
groomsman at their wedding,
was an honored guest.
Four of their five children were
present to help celebrate the occasion: Pam and Marv Hutchinson, Jay and Crystal Wilkinson,
Salem; Dee and Brian Bauer,
Mellette; and Keith and Stacie
Wilkinson, Aberdeen.
Unable to attend but sent best
wishes, Dale Jr. and Diane
Wilkinson, Copperas Cove,
Texas.
Grandchildren and greatgrandchildren attending were
Kelli Grismer, Avah and Owen,
Watertown; Shane Wilkinson
and his fiance Susan Steen,
Chris, Matt, and Lily, Watertown; Alex, Ethan and Isaac
Bauer, Mellette; Miranda and
Trevor Wilkinson, Salem; Lauren and Lincoln Wilkinson, Aberdeen; and Adam Odden,
Faulkton, a neighbor and family
friend.
FAX documents
sent & received
Faulk County Record
FAX # 605-598-4355
~80th Birthday Open House~
Burton Witte 80th planned
The family of Burton (Burt)
Witte invites you to help celebrate his 80th birthday on Saturday, July 19 from 2-5 p.m. at
the Izaak Walton League, 1200
Izaak Walton Rd., Pierre.
No gifts please.
If unable to attend greetings
may be sent to: 428 S. Lincoln,
Pierre, SD 57501.
Open House
Bridal Shower
for
Breanna
Binger
bride-to-be of
Wyatt Holsing
will be held on
Sunday, July 20
2:00 p.m.
at the
Concordia
Lutheran Church
in Cresbard
Help us Celebrate with
this Lovely Lady
who's turning 80!!
Sunday, July 27th, 1-4 p.m.
at the Polo Ponderosa
If you can’t make it send her a card:
JoAnn Schaefers
35340 178th St., Orient SD 57467
Thank you . . .
We would like to thank all the runners and spectators of our
3K Color Walk/Run held during Wild West Days. A special
thanks to the following sponsors:
Banner sponsors: Shelbie’s Flowers & Gifts, West Side Motel,
The Auto Shop, Orient Bar & Grill, Sonny’s Auto, JB’s Country
Store and Farmers Union Insurance, Jason Lee.
Shirt sponsors: Dacotah Bank, Mueller Therapeutic Massage,
Common Sense Mfg., Animal Health Center, Deiter Farms,
Country Roots, King Insurance, Homan ACE Hardward,
BerMac, Midwest Comfort Support, Vogel’s Service, Bauer Super
Valu, Steeple Bar, All About U Adoptions, Orient Farmers Oil,
Styles by Stacy American Family Insurance - Diane Hushka, Dot
T, Burger Shack, Faulkton Drug, Huss Farm, Melius Trucking
and VoWac Publishing.
Your support means so much to us!! Again thank you for helping us go to Europe.
South Dakota Ambassadors of Music
Tess Heidenreich, Abbi Quinn and Reece Schulte
Faulk County Record
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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 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.
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 605-773-4912 or
by email at:
[email protected]
The family of Macel Cameron
requests a
Card Shower in honor of her
95th Birthday,
Tuesday, July 22
Greetings may be sent to her at:
Sanford Care Center, 300 S. Byron Blv.,
Chamberlain, SD 57325
Thank you!
What a privilege and honor to be chosen as
Parade Marshal for Faulkton’s Wild West Days
2014! Thank you folks along the parade route who
cheered and congratulated me. It is an honor.
Thank you.
Dan Ramsdell
p.s. Thanks Bruce & Leslie for the use of your
Corvette!
Thank you . . .
“Your Mother is always with you. She’s the whisper of
the leaves as you walk down the street. She’s the smell of
certain foods you remember, flowers you pick, the
fragrances of life itself. She’s the cool hand on your brow
when you’re not feeling well. She’s your breath in the air
on a cold winter’s day. She is the sound of the rain that
lulls you to sleep, the colors of the rainbow; she is Christmas morning. Your Mother lives inside your laughter.
She’s the place you came from, your first home, and she’s
the map you follow with every step you take. She’s your
first love, your first friend, even your first enemy, but
nothing on earth can separate you, not time, not space ...
not even death.”
To the family and many friends of Gladine Bowar
we wish to extend our sincere thanks for your many
kindnesses, and for the condolences and support that we
have received. We also send our gratitude and appreciation to the Faulkton Healthcare Center, Father Helmueller
and Luce Funeral Home for their wonderful care and
kindness.
Linda and Bernie Vogel and Family
Tom and Mary Bowar and Family
Jan and Dale Miller and Family
Jerry and Sandy Bowar
Wednesday, Ju;y 16, 2014
Participating in fashion revue, special foods and public presentations
were, back left Taylor Cramer, Alyssa Meyer, Lily Schaefers, Molly Koens,
Morgan Melius and Peyton Melius; front left are Leah Grabinski, Reese
Hadrick, Faith Schulte, Trisha Cramer, Addison Melius, Olivia Hadrick and
Jazlynn Geditz.
4-H members participate in fashion
revue, youth in action, special foods
Thirteen 4-Hers participated
in the Faulk County Fashion
Revue/Youth-in-Action/Special
Foods contest that was held
Monday, July 7th at the United
Church in Faulkton.
Special Foods had one entry
with Lily Schaefers preparing
“Lil’s
Fresh
Summertime
Salsa” and receiving a red ribbon. Lily’s recipe is as follows:
Lil’s fresh summertime salsa
2 large tomatoes
½ cup onion
2 cloves garlic
½ cup green pepper
2 seeded jalapeno peppers
¼ cup cilantro
¼ cup red wine vinegar
¼ tsp. cumin
½ can tomato paste
¼ tbsp. brown sugar
Dice all vegetables and cilantro in
bowl. Press two cloves of garlic and
add to another small bowl. Add
vinegar, sugar, tomato paste and
cumin to small bowl and whisk together. Combine both bowls and
toss til mixture is well coated. Chill
and enjoy with your favorite chips!
Public Presentations
In Public Presentations there
were four participants: Mor-
gan, Peyton and Addison
Melius and Taylor Cramer. All
received purple ribbons. Morgan and Peyton’s talk was entitled “The Sheep Showing
Sisters”, Addison’s talk was entitled “The Fitness Factory”
and Taylor Cramer’s talk was
entitled “Products of Swine”.
Fashion Revue
Fashion Revue had 12 participants and one Cloverbud who
brought a wide variety of colors
and patterns with the theme
this year being, “A Garden of
Fashion”. Results are as follows:
Constructed outfits: purple
ribbons, Leah Grabinski, Addison Melius (2), Trisha Cramer,
Olivia Hadrick, Peyton Melius,
Jazlynn
Geditz,
Morgan
Melius, and Alyssa Meyer.
Blue ribbons: Lily Schaefers
and Molly Koens.
Selected outfit: Blue ribbon, Faith Schulte.
The Cloverbud participant
receiving a certificate was
Reese Hadrick.
“Thank you to our judge, Joy
Braun of Mellette and to our
Fashion Revue committee,”
said 4-H advisor Falyn Hogg.
“Congratulations to all of our
winners! You all did a great job
and best of luck to those of you
who will go on to the State
Fair!”
Illustrated Talk participants are Morgan and Peyton Melius. Their talk
was entitled, "The Sheep Showin' Sisters". They received a purple ribbon
and will go on to the State Fair.
Amazing Grace
Baptist Church
Mueller Building
in Faulkton
Sun. 10 a.m. & 6 p.m., Thurs. 7:30 p.m.
Benji Beaudoin – 605-290-6607
Service times:
Pastor
310 9th Ave.
S. Suite 2
Come join our tent revival!
Special Foods presentation by
Lily Schaefers. She received a red
ribbon on her preparation of "Lil's
Fresh Summertime Salsa"
Addison Melius presents her Illustrated Talk on "The Fitness Factory" which received a purple ribbon
and will go on to the State Fair.
The tent revival is going great and many people
have enjoyed the singing and preaching so far.
We hope that if you haven't had a chance to
come out yet that you would make plans to join
us. Service starts at 7:30 tonight, Thursday and
Friday. Come enjoy the preaching in the park.
This week through Friday, July 18!
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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 f abr 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 Hitche s
Faulkton Senior Living News
On Sunday, July 6 we had no
pastor so Renee shared some
patriotic reads and songs with
Maurine Auchampach at the
piano. Coffee hour followed at
the center.
Monday afternoon it was
Bingo time with Teresa calling
the game. Adolphine Mickley
was the blackout winner. Coffee
hour followed.
On Tuesday it was time for
the Monthly Residents Council
meeting. All residents are invited to attend. They bring
ideas with discussion and
changes. Check out the new calendar events. This was a busy
day with Bingo $ shopping so
residents could buy their goodies. The biggest was the birthday party for Dale Gebhard. He
had family and many friends
join him. His family furnished a
birthday cake and he got one
from his sponsor the City Stickers which was served with ice
cream. We all wished him a
happy birthday.
Our afternoon activities that
are in the dinning room are at
2:30 so our coffee will be at 3
p.m. So this week Wednesday
bingo started at 2:30 and coffee
hour at 3:30. Our big winner
was Marie Lunders. Florence
Winters had a pre-birthday as
her family was leaving. They
furnished a cake for the occasion. Arlene Watkins donated
some prizes for our $ store
which will be shared.
Louise Holscher has been
busy cleaning some silver service which was a gift from Dr.
Avotins and Dr. Hagen. She did
a wonderful job.
Thursday Renee did some
room activities as the dining
room carpet was being cleaned.
Fancy nails followed coffee hour.
Friday was Mass with Fr.
John. And our volunteers were
ready to assist residents to the
chapel. After lunch it was bingo
time. Renee lined up about
seven games with Clara Smith
the big winner. This was Florence Winters’ birthday so birthday cake and ice cream were
enjoyed. Family joined her and
her cake was from the VFW
Auxiliary 3179.
On Saturday it was time for
some 6-5-4 fun. Avis Meyer and
Duane White keep the game in
line. Avis also joined us for
bingo on Friday. Volunteers are
a big help at the center.
Thank you . . .
How do we thank the family and friends of Roberta
“Bert” for coming to support her in her breast cancer
fight? We are overwhelmed with gratitude to each and
every one of you!
To the individuals and groups who donated their time
during the event we can’t thank you enough.
To the individuals, groups and businesses who donated
a silent auction item, your contributions were amazing.
The sea of pink that took over the parking lot and
picnic tables behind J & J’s was a sight to see. As Bert
continues her fight we continue to pray for her survivor
status and for every other person who is going through
this fight.
Thank you seems so small but we thank you from the
bottom of our hearts.
Roberta’s family & The J&J Bar staff
A special thank you to these contributors:
Faulk County Record - Wine holder and opener; John Pfeifer (VoWac) VoWac pullover; Faulkton Hardware - Lawn and Garden Flower Lights; Potting Shed - Flower Pot and accessories; JB’s - Man Cave items, family photo
frame and canvas cross hanging decor; Shelby’s Flowers and Gifts - Teapot;
Holdren Feedlot Services - Pink BB Gun; Diane Hepburn - Breast Cancer
Cake; Aimee Frasier - 4th of July tutu and banish breast cancer mason drinking jars; Colleen Pfeifer - Glass Pyrex set and check to Bert; Tracy Baker Wine and Relaxation Basket and Cancer Necklace for Bert; Jim Otter Family
1/2 Processed Pork; Fleihs Family - multiple gift card basket; Ellwin’s Distributing - Coolers; Ace Homan Hardware - hamburger grill set and hedge clipper; Hitchin Post - soft cooler and travel bag; SoDak Sports - Hunting vest
and hat; Boho Closet - Wrist purse and sunglasses; Clip and Curl - Hair care
products; Faulkton Grain and Feed - 50# bag of dog food; KC Lumber and
Supply - extension cord; Glenn Fischer - gun cleaning; J&J Bar - sweatshirt;
Kevin Mutsch - Crown Royal gift basket; Northern Plains - Round up, first aid
kit and hat; Animal Health Center - Trager Grill pellets and sauces; Faulkton
High School Girls basketball - 2 adult season sports passes; Checks and Balances - golf balls and pocket knife set; Lyric Theater - movie, popcorn and
drink certificate; Dot T - $10 Gift Certificate; Rick and Diane Geist - wall deco
and Runnings gift card; Dawn Redden - 5 microwave pot holders; 212 Cafe Gift Certificate; Faulkton Inn - Gift Certificate; Country Roots - Gift Certificates;
Chelsea Bar - Gift Certificates; Sound Decisions - Gift Certificate; Ever After
Baby Boutique - Gift Certificate; Canterbury - 2 Gift Certificates; Virgine’s Style Center - hair care products; Jim and Virgine Wagner - Americana quilted wall decor and
cupcake table runner; Farmers Union Insurance (Jason Lee) - FUI Vest.
If we have missed anyone in error, our deepest apologies.
The meal was a group effort by Brandon and Kerri
Johnson, Bob Holmes, Vaughn Barondeau, Jack Holdren/Todd and Michelle Brand, BerMac, Bauers Super
Valu and Peg Speck.
Younger people concentrated
in six South Dakota counties
According to a recently released U.S. Census Bureau report South Dakota was among
seven states in the U.S. that
showed a decline in median age.
"A number of those states are located in the Great Plains. This
is an interesting change in an
era when the number of people
over the age of 65 is projected to
increase," said Leacey Brown,
SDSU Extension Gerontology
Field Specialist.
The median age in South
Dakota is 36.8. This age, Brown
said, is a slight decline from the
previous estimate. "It is important to note median is not average. For example, if you have
five people ages 3, 9, 12, 24, and
57, the median age would be
12," she said. "This tells us very
little about the people of South
Dakota or where they reside."
Where the young live
While South Dakota may be
attracting younger people,
Brown said those moving to the
state are moving to very specific
areas of the state. "Of the 67
counties in South Dakota, 39
have a median age above 40,"
she said.
In South Dakota, 389,170 people are under the age of 35.
More than half of those or
199,126, are concentrated in six
counties in South Dakota. Four
of those counties are located in
more urban areas of the state,
including Lincoln, Minnehaha,
Pennington and Meade. The remaining two host the largest
universities in the state Brookings and Clay Counties.
"Younger people are concentrated in very limited geographic areas of the state,"
Brown said.
What is attracting young peo-
ple to flock to the Great Plains?
The U.S. Census Bureau suggested younger men are coming
to the Great Plains due to the
Bakken oil boom, explained
Peggy Schlechter, SDSU Extension Community Development
Field Specialist.
"While that may the case for
North Dakota, only two of the
counties discussed by my colleague are near the Bakkaen Pennington
and
Meade,"
Schlechter said. "South Dakota
seems to be making some gains
in drawing a younger population."
How can our rural communities benefit from this migration
pattern? Schlechter said the answer to this question can be
found by looking at some of the
things people consider when
planning a move to a new community. "People often look for a
safe community with close prox-
imity to relatives. They also
seek communities that offer
quality education and health
care. Some reasons people may
choose to move to a rural community include open spaces, a
slower pace of life, and recreation."
If small communities can offer
opportunities to make a living
and provide a lower cost of living, Schlechter said younger
people might migrate. To assist
communities looking to market
themselves, SDSU Extension
has developed Marketing Hometown America program.
For more information, visit
iGrow.org.
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Small Business Center
plans Gettysburg visit
Are you a business person or
potential business person in
need of business management
assistance? If so, the Small Business Development Center may
be able to help. Carla Burns will
be in Gettysburg on Tuesday,
July 22.
Informational Meetings
Pick a day to learn more
about this medically
managed weight loss method.
Faulk County Record
Carla will be at the office of
Gettysburg-Whitlock Bay Development Corporation in Gettysburg located at 111 E.
Commercial Ave. beginning at 10
a.m. Interested persons are encouraged to call Carla at (605)
626-2565 to make an appointment.
The Small Business Development Center offers confidential
business management consulting services free of charge to support potential and existing
businesses in South Dakota.
The Center assists clients in developing their business plans,
preparing financial projections,
or addressing any other issues
that small business persons may
face. The Center also has a mission to provide training which
helps small businesses become
more successful. The Center exists to support the growth of the
regional economy through the
creation of new businesses and
jobs by supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Counties served by the Small
Business Development Center in
the northeast region are Beadle,
Brown, Campbell, Day, Edmunds, Faulk, Hand, McPherson, Marshall, Potter, Roberts,
Spink, and Walworth. The regional office is located at 416
Production Street North in Aberdeen and is hosted by GROW
South Dakota.
The Faulkton Area
Medical Center
PAIN MANAGEMENT
OUTREACH CLINIC
will be in Faulkton on
Attendance at this meeting will save you
$30 on your enrollment fee.
Thursday, July 17th
Faulkton Area Medical Center
Nutrition Services Office
714 Court St. (downtown) Faulkton
Thursday, July 24 – 4:00 p.m.
and continuing monthly with
Dr. Heloise Westbrook, MD
For appointments contact Faulkton
Area Medical Center 598-6262
For more information
call or e-mail April
605-598-6323
[email protected]
Your health calendar from . . .
Rooted in
the
Community,
Growing
to Meet
Your
Needs
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 20
ER 24/7
Sylvia
Anderson, MD
Kenneth
Bartholomew, MD
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
Chris Ogle
PA-C
Tim Quinn
PA-C
Wednesday, July 16
Thursday, July 17
Friday, July 18
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. Conklin, Oncology
Dr. Carr, Chiropractic
MRI’s
Dr. Westbrook, Pain
Management
Monday, July 21
Tuesday, July 22
Wednesday, July 23
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. Chaudhary, Nephrology
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
7
Deb Webb
CNP
Saturday, July 19
ER 24/7
medical minute from
Do you have a minute? ASylvia
Anderson, MD
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Choose Wisely Campaign
Part 2: The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), in conjunction
with most other primary care and specialty physicians groups in the United
States, has developed a list of recommendations for Physicians to follow in
practice with their patients. This “Choose Wisely Campaign” has grown substantially over
the last year and includes hundreds of medical tests, procedures, and medicines that may
be over-used. These Physician Groups believe that eliminating most use of these things
may help to improve quality of medicine, reduce potential harms of these items, and reduce cost.
The top 6-10 items to avoid in this Choose Wisely Campaign are as follows:
6) No elective (non-medically indicated) inductions of labor or C-Sections before 39
weeks gestational age.
7) No elective (non-medically indicated) inductions of labor between 39 and 41 weeks
gestational age unless cervix is deemed favorable.
8) No screening for Carotid Artery Disease in asymptomatic adult patients.
9) No Pap Smears on women over 65 who have had prior screening and are not at high
risk for cervical cancer.
10) No HPV screening in women younger than 30.
Many other recommendations and patient friendly information can be found at
www.choosingwisely.org. Your medical provider may or may not agree with these items.
Some procedures are not Screening, they are Diagnostic, and other factors may be taken
into consideration in the decision making process. You should work with your physician in
order to make the most appropriate choices for your health.
Obituaries
Barry Jungwirth
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Barry Francis Jungwirth, 64,
died peacefully at his home,
Wednesday, July 9, 2014. A Mass
of Christian Burial was held
Monday, July 14, at St. Francis
Catholic Church in Benson,
Minn. Burial was in the St. Wilfrid’s Catholic Cemetery in
Woonsocket, S. Dak., on Tuesday,
July 15.
Barry Francis Jungwirth was
born Sept. 12, 1949 in Ipswich, to
Edward Joseph and Marie Lauretta (Puetz) Jungwirth. Barry
was baptized and confirmed in
Faulkton, graduating from
Faulkton High School in 1967. A
lifelong Jackrabbbit fan, Barry
graduated from South Dakota
State University with a degree
in pharmacy in 1972 and earned
his pharmacy doctorate in 2007.
On Nov. 18, 1972, Barry married his college sweetheart, Mary
Kathleen Larson. Barry served
in the United States Army Medical Service Corp from 1973 to
1977 at Fort Sam Houston in
San Antonio, Texas, and Fort
Bragg in North Carolina.
In 1977, Barry and his family
moved to Brookings where he
was a hospital staff pharmacist.
In 1978, Barry and Mary purchased Clark’s Rexall Drug,
where he served the community
for almost 36 years. He was also
a staff pharmacist at both the
Benson and Morris hospitals.
Barry enjoyed golf, gardening,
reading, bird watching, theater,
and most of all, spending time
with his family and friends.
Survivors include his wife,
Mary Jungwirth of Benson; children, Emily Jungwirth of San
Jose, Calif., Aaron Jungwirth of
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Word has been received of the
death Cecil Sullivan, 90, of
Porterville, Calif.
Funeral Mass will be at
Porterville on Monday, July 21.
Survivors include his wife
Gwen (Bowar) Sullivan. She is
the sister of Hazel Holt and Eugene Bowar of Faulkton, and
Keith Bowar of Wetumpka, Ala.
He was preceded in death by
in-laws Doyle Bowar and Ben
Bowar.
Condolences may be sent to
380 S. Newcomb, Porterville, CA
93257.
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Public
Notices
No. 151, July 16, 2014
Seneca Town
Board Meeting
San Francisco, Calif., and
Matthew (Erika) Jungwirth of
St. Paul, Minn.; siblings: Chuck
(Veretta) Jungwirth of Providence, R.I., Caroyle (Larry)
O’Laughlin of Las Vegas, Nev.,
Doris Halvorson of El Dorado
Hills, Calif., and Gordon (Betty)
Jungwirth of Carson City, Nev.;
23 nieces and nephews, 41 greatnieces and great-nephews; and
his many other relatives and
friends.
daughter, Merrill Jungwirth;
parents, Ed and Marie Jungwirth; sister, Ione Brown; brothers, Tom Jungwirth and Ken
Jungwirth; nephews, Lance
Jungwirth and Steven Peterson;
and brothers-in-law, Greg Miller,
Jarvis Brown, and Don Halvorson.
Arrangements are with the
Zniewski Funeral Home in Benson. Please sign the guestbook
at zniewskifuneralhome.com.
Maurice Schlechter
Maurice Schlechter, 86, of
Polo, died Friday, July 11, 2014
at Avera St. Luke’s Hospital in
Aberdeen.
Mass of Christian Burial will
be 10 a.m., Wednesday, July 16
at St. Liborius Catholic Church,
Polo with Father John Helmueller and Father Chester
Murtha, celebrants. Burial will
follow at Mount Calvary Cemetery, Polo.
Maurice Anton was born to
Conrad and Mary (Venjohn)
Schlechter on June 11, 1928 at
their home near Polo in Hand
County. He received his education at St. Liborius School at
Polo. He helped his father on the
farm until June 12, 1951 when
he married Kathryn Wernsmann
at St. Liborius Church. They
moved to a farm southwest of
Polo where they farmed and
raised nine children
Maurice was a member of St.
Liborius Church and the
Catholic Order of Foresters. He
served many years on the Polo
School Board and was also on
the Fairview Township board. In
his youth, he enjoyed playing
amateur baseball and hunting.
Later years, he enjoyed watching
his children and grandchildren’s
sporting events.
Survivors include his wife,
Kathryn of Polo; nine children,
Doris (Randy) Juhnke of Chamberlain, Mike Schlechter of
Miller, Ted (JoEllen) Schlechter
Cecil Sullivan
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of
Huron,
Mary
(Kevin)
Neuhauser of Midland, Jean
(Kevin) Engen of Brookings,
Carol (Mike) Goodrich of Crooks,
Robert (Sheila) Schlechter of
Miller, Cindy (Gaylon) Gerber of
Pierre, and Kathryn (Jeff)
Schulz of Aberdeen; nine grandsons; 13 granddaughters; nine
great-grandchildren; two brothers, Lornie Schlechter of Polo
and Paul (Pearl) Schlechter of
Polo; and several nieces and
nephews.
his parents, Conrad and Mary
Schlechter; and a grandson, Jack
Schulz.
Reck Funeral Home of Miller
has been entrusted with Maurice’s arrangements. Visit:
www.familyfuneralhome.net
June 4th, 2014
The Board of Trustees of the
Town of Seneca, SD, met in regular session on Monday, the 4th of
June 2014 at 6:30 p.m. at the Fire
Hall. Members present
Jeff
Greiner and Shirley Greiner and
also present Kathy Bitzer - treasurer, Jim Bitzer - maintenance,
and Lois Henry.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. Treasurer’s report was accepted as
given. Motion made by Henry seconded by Greiner that the following bills be allowed and clerk
issued warrants in payment of the
same.
M.D.U. Co. (power) $395.18;
Oster H W Service (septic tank
pumped) $545.00; Web Water
(water) $235.59; Jim Bitzer (maintenance wage) $277.05; Reuer
Sanitation (garbage) $209.60;
Hoefert’s Implement (pop &
freight) $132.66; Jeff Greiner
(mowing park) $60.00; EMC (Insurance) $161.48; DENR (drinking
water fee) $30.00; Faulk County
Record (meeting) $12.10; Sewer
Repay (auto pay) $42.00.
One correction to minutes is the
date was changed from June 3rd
to June 4th. We discussed when
and if we should spray for mosquitos.
There being no further business
to come before the board, meeting
adjourned. The next regular meeting will be held July 7th, 2014 at
6:30 p.m. at the Fire Hall
Shirley Greiner, Clerk
Published one time at the total
approximate cost of $13.54.
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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 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.
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/public meeting should submit a request to the department’s ADA
Coordinator at 605-773-3540 or 1800-877-1113 (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 nancy.surprenant@state
.sd.us
Published two times at the total
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No. 150, July 16, 2014
Chelsea Town Board
Proceedings
Meeting called to order by
Chairman Robert Carda; all members present. Minutes of previous
meeting read and approved on motion Carda, Finley second.
Old business: discussion on need
for replacement steps for Town
Hall. On motion Finley, Carda second new steps, railings, and walkway will be purchased and
installed at the Hall.
On motion Carda, Finley second
a new flag pole and light will be installed. All voted aye on both motions.
This will be Chelsea's "lasting
legacy" project for the state's
125th Anniversary.
New business: motion Finley,
Carda second to pay bills: WEB
Water - $244.07 - service & usage;
Northwestern - $120.45 - utilities;
Faulk County Record - $7.20 - publishing; American Trust Insurance
- $599.00 - Hall Premium; Town of
Northville - $10.00 - Water Meter
Readers.
Motion for adjournment Carda,
Finley second to August 4 at 8 a.m.
7-7-14
Jo Mallett,
Finance Officer
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No. 149, Jul 16, 2014
Orient Town
Board Meeting
Minutes of the meeting of the
Orient Town Board held July 7,
2014. Members present were
Hagen and Schulte along with finance officer Young.
Minutes were read and approved.
Bills presented were Bill Muth
201.39, fencing supplies; NorthWestern Energy 227.69; Reuer
Sanitation 300.30, garbage; Mid
Dakota 37.00, water; Faulk Co.
Record 9.79, misc.; Farmer’s Oil
Co. 812.21, misc.; Boyd Implement
36.95, misc.; CNA Surety 100.00,
bond for city; Rec Young 53.80,
paint supplies; Courtney Edgar
281.90, wages; SD Dept. of Revenue 111.00, sales tax; Robin
Young 83.26, salary and misc.
Motion by Schulte, second by
Hagen to accept the bills.
Pfeifer & Son submitted a bid
for 2210.70 for tinning the tractor
shed. Hagen motioned to accept
the bid, Schulte seconded.
There being no further business,
Hagen motioned to adjourn, second by Schulte.
Robin Young, Finance Officer
Make an extra impact:
Full Color
Business Cards
available from the
Faulk County Record
Call 598-6525
No. 155, July 16, 2014
(FIRST 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.
Jack Aesoph tosses
a no-hitter for Orient
Jack Aesoph of the Orient
Hawks threw a no-hitter Monday, July 14 in Teeners action
vs. Lake Norden. Aesoph went
the distance in a five inning
game. He struck out nine of
the 15 batters he faced.
Lake Norden's pitcher also
tossed a one hitter broken up
by James Bowar in the top of
the 5th inning.
This game was dominated by
two good pitchers. It was a lot
of fun to watch these kids go at
it.
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Lakeside Country Club
Men’s League Results
week
points
Week 8, 7-9, 2nd Half
Team#/Players
total
points
10. C.Geiger/Cotton ...................18
35.5
1. Melius/Geditz ......................19.5
35
15. Law/Pfeifer ........................17.5
34
11. R.Deiter/Hardie .................20.5
34
12. Odden/Bowar .......................19
32.5
4. M.Geiger/Hutchinson .............19
32.5
13. Giesen/Quinn .......................20
32.5
6. Cramer/Remmers ...............18.5
32
2. Toennies/Toennies ..............12.5
31.5
14. Vetch/Jolley..........................14
31.5
7. Stark/Weber ...........................13
29.5
9. Raethz/K. Deiter.....................13
29.5
16. R Bauer/Terrill ......................17
29.5
19. J Huss/Hedt.......................11.5
29
20. M Bauer/S Bauer .................10
28
8. Spainer/Huss ......................10.5
27
18. Tisher/Bowman ...................9.5
24
3. Hansen/Hustead ....................12
24
17. Lee/Ferguson .......................11
23.5
5. Sorensen/Haberling ...............11
22
Low Scratch: Trevor Cramer 32,
Chris Geiger 38.
Low Net Scores: John Pfeifer 29,
Trevor Cramer 29, Gary Hardie 30
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Learn about floral
arranging at McCrory
McCrory Gardens announces
another educational program,
"Floral Arranging with Your
Own Garden Flowers" with Kim
James, Instructor of Horticulture at SDSU. The program will
be held on Thursday, July 17, at
McCrory Gardens, starting at
6:30 p.m. This event is part of
McCrory Gardens Third Thursday series. It is free and open to
the public.
"Kim loves working with flowers and getting her students excited about floriculture," said
David Graper, SDSU Extension
Horticulture Specialist and Director of McCrory Gardens.
James teaches several Horticulture courses at South Dakota
State University and is the Advisor of the Horticulture Club. She
has taught workshops on doing
floral design and floral judging.
During the Third Thursday
workshop, James will take the
group out to the gardens to collect some materials to create a
demonstration arrangement. If
there is enough interest, there
may do a make-and-take workshop in the future.
"We certainly have a lot more
flowers to work with here at McCrory Gardens than the typical
home garden, especially if you
just focus on the ones that have
the beautiful blooms, but there
are likely a plethora of overlooked plants that can be used to
make
arrangements,"
said
James.
During the course she will also
discuss basic design components
and methods for keeping
arrangements looking good
longer.
To attend, meet at the Education and Visitor Center at Mc-
Crory Gardens, 631 22nd Ave. in
Brookings, at 6:30 p.m. on July
17. For more information, contact McCrory Gardens at 605688-6253, email: mccrorygar
[email protected], or to our website www.mccrorygardens.com
for additional information.
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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
(324-3283) or Shirley Holt
(324-3635) for more information.
Faulk County Church Services
St. Liborius Catholic – Polo
Mass time at Polo is 7:30 p.m. on Saturdays. Confessions before weekend Mass,
phone 598-6590, Father John Helmueller.
United Church of Faulkton
Worship services 9:30 a.m. Rev. Bill
Hoffman, pastor, phone 598-6580 in Faulkton.
St. Boniface Catholic – Seneca
Mass on Sunday morning, 11 a.m. Phone
598-6590. Mass time will be exchanged with
St. Thomas the 1st Sunday of each month
only. Father John Helmueller.
St. Joseph Catholic Church – Orient
Saturday evening Mass at 6 p.m. Confessions before each weekend Mass., phone
598-6590. Father John Helmueller.
United Methodist – Cresbard/Tolstoy
Cresbard: worship services 10:30 a.m.
Tolstoy: worship services 8:30 a.m.
Rev. Julie Nygaard, church 324-3665.
St. Thomas Apostle – Faulkton
Sunday morning Mass, 9 a.m., phone
598-6590. Mass time will be exchanged
with St. Boniface the first Sunday of each
month only. Father John Helmueller.
St. John's Church – Onaka
Saturday services, 7 p.m. Father Kevin
Doyle, phone 948-2451.
Faulk County Record
9
First place in the championship flight went to this team, left, Lacy
Sprenger, Peg Sprenger, Jami Sprenger and Rindi Hlavacek.
Concordia Lutheran – Cresbard
Worship services at 9 a.m. Rev. Timothy
Koch.
Immanuel Lutheran – Wecota
Worship services 10:30 a.m. Rev. Timothy Koch.
Our Savior Lutheran – Faulkton
Sunday worship services at 9:30 a.m.;
Wednesday at 3:45 p.m. confirmation and
children’s Bible study classes. Phone 5984337. Rev. Tammy Craker, pastor.
Amazing Grace Baptist – Faulkton
Sunday worship services 10 a.m. and 6
p.m., Thursday night services 7:30 p.m.;
Pastor Benji Beaudoin.
Richland Church
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; worship services 10:45 a.m. Pastor Jason Dignan.
[email protected]
St. Paul's Lutheran – Seneca
Worship services Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
Pastor Daniel Tews, Gettysburg, o. 7659201, h. 765-9000.
Second place in the championship flight went to, left, Jesseca Kast, Lisa
Mueller, Kristi Prince and Laura Brueggeman.
Lakeside hosts team play tourney
Faulkton’s Lakeside Country
Club hosted five teams of four
golfers at their annual 4-woman
18 hole scramble tournament.
Winning first place were Peg
Sprenger, Lacy Sprenger, Jamie
Sprenger and Rindi Hlavacek
with a 35-33, 68.
Second place went to Jesseca
Kast, Lisa Mueller, Laura
Brueggeman and Kristi Prince
with a 37-34, 71.
Other prizes went to: #2
longest drive, Jamie Sprenger;
#4 closest to pin, Laura Brueggeman, #6 shortest drive, Barb
Schilder; #9 longest putt Laura
Brueggeman.
Faulkton Knights of Columbus
GOLF SCRAMBLE
Men, Women, Couples: 2-person teams
Friday, July 25
Lakeside Country Club – Faulkton
Ready for a fresh star t?
Our next Weight Watchers Open House will be:
Monday, July 21, 5:30 p.m.
at FEM Electric, Ipswich
Contact Rickie:
605-226-0490
¢ 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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Faulk County Commissioner’s July 8th Proceedings
No. 153, July 16, 2014
FAULK COUNTY
COMMISSION MEETING
July 8th, 2014
(Unapproved minutes)
Chairman Bill Schilder, Jr.,
called the meeting to order at 8:00
a.m. Those present were: Commissioner Jim Bauer, Commissioner
Roger
Deiter,
Commissioner Allen Hadrick,
Commissioner Steve Roseland,
Commissioner Bill Schilder, Jr.,
Auditor Kelly Toennies and State’s
Attorney Tim Bormann.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
2014.7.1 Jim Bauer made a motion and Roger Deiter seconded it
to approve the minutes of the June
5th, 2014 regular meeting. Motion
passed unanimously.
APPROVAL OF
PRESENTED BILLS
2014.7.2 Steve Roseland made a
motion and Allen Hadrick seconded it to approve the presented
bills to be paid out of the appropriate funds. Motion passed unanimously.
A & B BUSINESS, INC SUPPLIES $171.66, AREA IV SENIOR
NUTRITION MEALS $370.00,
THE AUTO SHOP SUPPLIES/
MAT $359.99, DIANNE BALOUN
ELECTION WORKER $184.40,
DOROTHY BARONDEAU ELECTION WORKER $154.80, BERMAC INC REPAIRS/MAINT/
SUPPLIES $2,615.95, JANET
BOHN ELECTION WORKER
$160.00, PAT BOWAR INS.
OVERPAYMENT $54.31, GWEN
BRADDOCK ELECTION WORKER $172.20, BUTLER MACHINERY SUPPLIES & MATERIALS
$503.24, CENTER FOR INDEPENDENCE MONTHLY SUPPORT
$250.00,
CITY
OF
FAULKTON UTILITIES $177.29,
CLIMATE CONTROL REPAIRS
$1,582.55, CONNECTING POINT
TRAVEL
&
CONFERENCE
$75.00,
TREVOR
CRAMER
TRAVEL & CONF / EQUIP
$1,757.68, CRESBARD COMMUNITY CTR RENTALS $35.00, DACOTAH BANK OF FAULKTON
SUPPLIES $28.81, DAKOTA
DUST-TEX, INC SUPPLIES
$95.60, DAKOTALAND AUTOGLASS SUPPLIES & MATERIALS $96.00, DANIS THISTLE
SPRAYING, INC PROF SERVICES $424.20, DIESEL MACHINERY INC SUPPLIES & MATERIALS $401.93, LINDA DIKOFF
FAULK COUNTY RECORD PUBLISHING/SUPPLIES
$665.59,
FAULKTON SCHOOL RENTAL
$35.00, FAULK COUNTY TREASURER
SUPPLIES
$76.90,
FAULKTON AREA MEDICAL
PROF SERVICES / MEDICAL
$4,164.29,
FAULKTON
TW
HARDWARE SUPPLIES $41.98,
DEB FINK ELECTION WORKER
$162.60, JERRY FISCHER ELECTION WORKER $25.00, SHEILAH
FISCHER
ELECTION
WORKER $165.00, FLINT HILLS
RESOURCES LP SUPPLIES &
MATERIAL $20,705.56, FREEDOM LOCAL WECOTA HALL
RENTAL $35.00, HANLEY AUTO
GLASS REPAIR REPAIR/MAINT
$50.00, KAREN HARR ELECTION WORKER $130.00, LOIS
HENRY ELECTION WORKER
$162.20, HOEFERT’S IMPLEMENT INC SUPPLIES & MATERIALS $197.93, FALYN HOGG
TRAVEL
&
CONFERNECE
$87.69, DARYLS HOLM ELECTION
WORKER
$151.10,
HOMAN WELDING LLC SUPPLIES/MATERIALS $4,856.51,
HOMAN ACE HARDWARE SUPPLIES / MATERIALS $557.08,
PAM HUTCHINSON ELECTION
WORKER
$25.00,
INGRAM
BOOKS $206.92, JDH CON-
STRUCTION INC REPAIRS
$17,341.20, JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL SUPPLIES $103.36,
KNIGHT TRUCK & TRAILER
SUPPLIES
&
MATERIALS
$150.00, BRENT KOENS CORONER $200.00, JANET LEVTZOW
LUCE
FUNERAL
HOME
MILEAGE/PROF
SERVICE
$735.00, LYLE SIGNS, INC SUPPLIES & MATERIALS $244.95,
MARCO, INC REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE
$58.12,
JERRY
MARTCHINSKE
ELECTION
WORKER $120.00, SANDRA MCGRATH ELECTION WORKER
$145.00, MCLEOD’S PRINTING
SUPPLIES $279.09, ELLEN
MELIUS ELECTION WORKER
$140.00, BONNIE MEYER ELECTION WORKER $120.00, VIOLA
NIEDERBAUMER ELECTION
WORKER $147.40, NORTH CENTRAL FARMERS SUPPLIES &
MATERIALS $2,107.23, NORTHERN CON AGG-LLP SUPPLIES
& MATERIALS $1,810.47, NORTHWESTERN ENERGY UTILITIES
$130.57, ORIENT COMMUNITY
CENTER RENT $35.00, JAMES J
ORTMEIER SUPPLIES & MATERIALS $23,001.00, PCC PROF
SERVICES $16.72, PENWORTHY
COMPANY
BOOKS
$53.88,
ELLEN PETERSON ELECTION
WORKER $151.10, PIERCE &
HARRIS ENG PROF SERVICES
$216.30, R & K COMPUTERS
LLP REPAIRS $200.00, REDFIELD COMPUTER SERVICE
REPAIRS & MAINT $201.40,
REUER
SANITATION
INC
UTILTIIES $251.00, ROCKHAM
COMM CENTER RENT $35.00,
ROSENE ROYCE ELECTION
WORKER $140.00, SCHATZ
ELECTRIC INC REPAIRS &
MAINT $102.43, SCHRAEDER
LAWN SERVICE PROF SERVICES $125.00, JOANN SCHULTE
JILL SCHULTE ELECTION
WORKER $140.00, SD DARE OFFICER’S ASOC DARE TRUST
$50.00, SD LIBRARY NETWORK
RENTALS $337.50, SD PUBLIC
ASSURANCE
INSURANCE
$362.00, SENECA COMMUNITY
CTR RENT $35.00, SHREVES
LAW OFFICE PROF SERVICES
$241.80, SIOUX CITY FOUNDRY
CO EQUIPMENT $1,147.22,
SONNY’S AUTO PARTS SUPPLIES & MATERIALS $614.75,
VICTOR LUNDEEN COMPANY
SUPPLIES $21.24, MAXINE
WHITE ELECTION WORKER
$140.00, JIM ZENS TRUCKING
PROF SERVICES $9,151.65.
REVIEW OF AUDITOR/
TREASURER ACCOUNT FOR
THE MONTH OF JUNE 2014.
Total cash on hand $9,711.87;
checking
account
balance
$2,351.10; Certificates of Deposit
$0; Investments $2,561,911.60;
Cash change fund with Register of
Deeds $50.00; Cash change fund
with County Law $50.00; Library
funds
$12,237.00.
Total
$2,586,311.57.
WEED BOARD
Spraying ads are in the paper
will keeping running the ads every
other week until the middle of August 2014.
TREASURER - Sherry Fix
motion and Bill Schilder seconded
it to adopt the following resolution.
Motion passed unanimously.
RESOLUTION #2014-4
Mobile Homes moved to
Uncollectible Tax List
WHEREAS, pursuant to SDCL
10-22-32, the Board of Faulk
County Commissioners may by
resolution after examination of unpaid tax list, transfer to the uncollectible list.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE-
SOLVED that the Board of Faulk
County Commissioners hereby authorizes the Faulk County Treasurer by Resolution to move the
following Mobile Home to the Uncollectible Tax List, as in their
judgment this mobile home tax
cannot be collected (Further collection effort not required).
List of mobile home to be moved
to the Uncollectible Tax List in the
Faulk County Treasurer’s office is
as follows:
Name/Address, Tax District, Tax
Year, Amount
Keith Annis, PO Box
Eagle Butte, SD 57625
Faulkton
2013
$25.80
Dated this 8th day of July, 2014
at Faulkton, South Dakota.
Commissioner Steve Roseland
moved for the adoption of the foregoing resolution, motion seconded
by Commissioner Bill Schilder. All
voting aye.
Upon which voting the foregoing
resolution was declared passed
and adopted.
Board of Faulk County Commissioners
Faulk County, South Dakota
Bill Schilder, Jr.
Chairman
Attest: Kelly Toennies
Faulk County Auditor
ROAD & BRIDGE
Konni Giesen
2014.7.4 Allen Hadrick made a
motion and Jim Bauer seconded it
to go off Spink County’s 2015 Bid
for repair. Motion passed unanimously.
it to accept Holloway Constructions estimates and move forward
with repair on bridges 25-390-143;
25-391-130 & 25-410-134 in year
2015 for a total of $47,820; in
budget year 2016 we will repair
structures 25-380-142 & 25-360124 for a total of $46,200.00. Motion passed unanimously.
2014.7.6 Roger Deiter made a
motion and Allen Hadrick seconded it to put Bridge 300-178 1.2
miles north of Miranda in the federal aid bridge replacement program. Motion passed unanimously.
to approve the application of occupancy on CR23 by James Valley
Telecommunications. Motion passed unanimously.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
motion and Allen Hadrick seconded it to go into executive session at 8:35 a.m. for the purpose of
discussing the qualifications, competence, performance, character or
fitness of any public officer or employee or prospective public officer
or employee. The term “employee”
does not include any independent
contractor. Highway Superintendent Konni Giesen and State’s Attorney Tim Bormann were present. Motion passed unanimously.
The Commission came out of executive session at 8:53 a.m. no action was taken.
JANITOR - Randy Carlson
Randy Carlson had mentioned
that all the air conditioners have
been sold. He also presented an
estimate for the carpet on the
stairs in the Courthouse will get
another estimate; also went over
the work that Climate Control did
on the cooling system will have
them come to the August meeting
to go over the proposal that was
submitted.
DIRECTOR OF
EQUALIZATION
Trevor Cramer
2014.7.9 Jim Bauer made a motion and Allen Hadrick seconded it
to approve the variance for Curt
Penfield to build a shop in the set-
10
Faulk County Record
backs in NW 14-120-67. Motion
passed unanimously.
2014.7.10 Steve Roseland made
a motion and Bill Schilder seconded it to approve plat for “McCloud Farms shop addition.
RESOLUTION: Be it resolved
by the County Commission of
Faulk County, South Dakota, that
the plat showing “McCLOUD
FARMS Shop Addition in the
SW1/4 OF SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP 118 NORTH, RANGE 67
WEST OF THE 5TH P.M. FAULK
COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA” having been examined, is hereby approved in accordance with the
provisions of SDCL of 1967, Chapter 11-3 and any amendments
thereof.
Trevor informed the board that
his abstract is complete and is
being mailed into Pierre. Also
talked about a company that
wants his GIS information.
COUNTY HEALTH NURSE
Michelle Haselhorst
Michelle Haselhorst reported on
DOH, Immunizations, School
health, WIC/nutrition services/,
Reach out and read, Baby care,
DSS car seat distribution program.
AMBULANCE – Tom Hericks
Tom Hericks gave a demonstration on the new chest protection
machine that they got from a
grant.
CORONER - Brent Koens
Brent Koens gave an update on
a coroner bill that he has received.
SHERIFF – Kurt Hall &
James A. Rowenhorst
Sheriff Kurt Hall handed out
the June jail report. James A
Rowenhorst gave an update on
guidelines that now need to be met
on old jail and on a new jail.
AUDITOR - Kelly Toennies
a motion and Roger Deiter seconded it to surplus the old window
coverings at no value. Motion
passed unanimously.
Kelly Toennies also presented
an estimate for new window coverings will get another estimate.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
motion and Steve Roseland seconded it to go into executive session at 12:10 a.m. for the purpose
of discussing the qualifications,
competence, performance, character of fitness of any public officer
or employee or prospective public
officer or employee. The term “employee” does not include any independent
contractor.
State’s
Attorney Tim Bormann and Trevor
Cramer were present. Motion
passed unanimously.
The Commission came out of executive session at 1:04 p.m. no action taken.
APPROVAL OF BILLS PAID
DURING THE MONTH
a motion and Bill Schilder seconded it to approve the following
payroll and bills paid throughout
the month. Motion passed unanimously.
Salaries:
Commissioner
$2,668.50; Auditor’s $4,799.32;
Treasurer’s $5,757.76; State’s Attorney $4,013.23; General Government $2,597.00; DOE $5,066.40;
ROD
$4,586.66;
Veteran
$1,132.88; Sheriff ’s $10,624.93;
County Jail $10.274.16; County
Nurse $1,179.12; Ambulance
$2,975.42; Library $3,978.91; Extension $2,511.04; Road & Bridge
$22,577.83.
LUCE FUNERAL HOME SUPPORT OF POOR $2,400.00,
CRESBARD FIRE DEPT TAX
DOLLARS $9,976.71, FAMILY
CRISIS CENTER JUNE DISBURSEMENT $311.00, ONAKA
FIRE DEPT TAX DOLLARS
$4,895.14, ORIENT FIRE DEPT
TAX DOLLARS $2,597.35, PRED
ANIMAL CONTROL JUNE DISBURSEMENT $162.25, SENECA
RURAL FIRE DEPT SENECA
TAX DOLLARS $510.57, ZELL
TOWNSHIP TAX DOLLARS
$1,192.60, AT & T MOBILITY
UTILITIES $295.88, CARDMEMBER
SERVICE
SUPPLIES
$70.94, SD DEPT OF GAME LICENSE SOLD IN JUNE $191.00,
HEALTH POOL OF SD HEALTH
INSURANCE $1,667.11, MONTANA DAKOTA UTILITIES
UTILITIES $12.18, NORTHWESTERN ENERGY UTILITIES
$1,005.61, SD DEPT OF PUBLIC
SAFETY AMBULANCE RENEWAL $12.00, SD ASSOCIATION COUNTY M & P RELIEF
$132.00, VENTURE COMMUNICATIONS UTILITIES $2,141.77,
SD STATE TREASURER STATE
REMITTANCE
$71,176.60,
TOWNSHIPS MAY APPORTIONMENT $28,085.79, TOWNS MAY
APPORTIONMENT $25,762.85,
SCHOOLS MAY APPORTIONMENT $127,007.23, FAULKTON
FIRE DEPT TAX DOLLARS
$14,780.00.
2014.7.14 Jim Bauer made a
motion and Allen Hadrick seconded it to allow for travel of
county employees. Motion passed
unanimously.
Auditor Kelly Toennies, Deputy
Auditor Aimee Law, Treasurer
Sherry Fix Ultra software meeting
August 20th, 2014 Pierre, SD
Auditor Kelly Toennies, Treasurer Sherry Fix, Register of Deeds
Sally Snow Upper Missouri Valley
Commissioners Association meeting July 18th, 2014 Herreid, SD
Director of Equalization Trevor
Cramer & Secretary Liz Koens
Vanguard user’s meeting July 2930th, 2014 in Pierre, SD
Cramer Ag land task force meeting
July 22nd, 2014 in Pierre, SD
Cramer GIS workshop August 56th, 2014 in Mitchell, SD
Veterans Service Wayne Vetter
SDVSOAEB meeting July 11th,
2014 in Pierre, SD.
ADJOURNMENT
2014.7.15 There being no further business before the commission, Steve Roseland made a
to adjourn the meeting. Motion
passed unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned at
1:10 p.m.
Kelly Toennies, Auditor
William Schilder, Jr. Chairman
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No. 152, July 16 & 23, 2014
NOTICE OF SALE
OF SURPLUS ITEMS
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
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Public Notices
Protect Your Right to Know!
Cresbard Area News
by the Cresbard Hotel Coffee Crew
Last week Ron and Fran
Raethz from Arizona treated
his aunts Shirley Holt and
Marge Bisbee to lunch at the
Hotel. Joining them were Dave
and Judy Ortmeier of Chelsea.
The group enjoyed the afternoon visiting in Shirley's home.
Kathy Gerdes of Aberdeen
and Ellen Petersen joined
Wendy Guindon of Pierre and
Karen Lester of Fargo, ND in
Brookings on Saturday for the
annual "Arts Festival" with
arts, crafts, food booths and entertainment. Although the day
started with rain, the sun came
out making for a fun day.
There was another work
weekend for John and Colleen
Klein of Aberdeen. The yard at
Marge Bisbee's looks nice and
neat as a result of their work.
Their reward was a roast beef
dinner and visiting.
Onaka News
by Ramona Goetz – phone 447-5880
Well, I decided it's high time I
put some news in the paper. I arrived in Nebraska five minutes
after baseball sized hail had hit
Mike's place. I spent the day
cleaning glass out of our bedroom while Mike was helping his
son board up all the windows in
his house and ours! Then Mike
replanted the corn, rained five
inches and flooded the creek by
our place which flooded the corn!
Can't get in the fields to do hay
as it's too wetl I love to mow the
yard and do it anyway then Mike
Cresbard
Coming Events
Published as a Public Service
by Dacotah Bank – Cresbard
has to clean all the caked on
grass out from under the mower!
Needless to say it's been quite a
wild time here in Nebraska but I
love it here. My dogs are still adjusting to being in a fenced in
area, they get to run around the
farm in the morning before we
let the ducks out for the day. I
have a great job and only have to
drive 14 miles to work.
While I've been in Nebraska
Kara, Matt, Jessica and Brian
came to visit Barb and Bob at
their new home in Ipswich.
While I was busy moving to Nebraska they were busy moving
into their new home. I'm still not
moved in yet! My brother Mike
was a color guard at Trail Days
in Ipswich and also drove his
Corvette in the parade, if I'm not
mistaken I think he drove it in
Faulkton's parade at Wild West
days too. Al came to visit Jim
and they worked at hauling iron.
Heard my sister Marie and her
husband Bill went to Ireland. We
spent a quiet day at the farm in
Nebraska for the 4th. I had enjoyed a fireworks display they
held in Dodge where I work on
the 2nd. Will try and get the
news in at least every couple
weeks from now on.
Hope you are all well in SD.
(This week’s news)
Monday Suzi spends the day
mowing. Stella, Shelbie, Katie
and Paisley went shopping in
Omaha yesterday and bring Suzi
a new birdhouse.
Tuesday tragedy hits here,
someone drove over Paris, our
pretty, feisty little white dog.
Katie and Stella dug a grave for
her while Mike made her a coffin. Suzi returns from work to
hear the news.
Wednesday Suzi goes to work
in Dodge while Mike is busy
spraying the corn.
Thursday Mike finishes spraying and Suzi heads to work. It's
pretty quiet in the house without
Paris around anymore.
Friday Suzi loads up her dogs
and heads for South Dakota.
After a long trip she decides to
soak in a hot tub and discovers
there's no water in the house!
Chris comes to her rescue and
fixes the problem. Guess the
man who took out the water filter system shut off the water
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.
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.
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.
Driver’s license exams at the
Faulk County Courthouse in
Faulkton at the treasurer’s office
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. No driver’s
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.
supply! Suzi and dogs run to
town for gas then stop at the
local establishment for refreshments. It's way too hot out for
her dogs so all return home to
the a/c, guess scrabble will have
to wait.
Saturday Suzi and dogs go to
Faulkton for a hair appointment.
They also drop off a few things
for Karen and Christina then go
visiting others also. Meanwhile
Mike's in West Point getting a
new phone. Barb and Bob go
fishing then stop at the farm for
a visit. They also stop in to see
Jim and Buddy.
Sunday Suzi and dogs get up
early in the morning to go to
Jims for a scrabble match. After
scrabble they head to Ipswich to
take Bob and Barb house warming gifts. Suzi gets a tour of their
new house while Chester, Sadie
and Billy play with Chloe in the
garage. After eating dinner Suzi
and dogs head to Faulkton to
visit friends at the nursing
home. Suzi has a friend check on
her vehicle as it's acting up.
Hope we make it back to Nebraska in the morning! Meanwhile Mike’s at a birthday party
for Vincent's daughter in West
Point.
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From Mother's Day through
Father's Day the members of Immanuel Lutheran Church, Wecota and Concordia Lutheran
Church, Cresbard participated
in the annual "Diaper Derby"
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gift of life and cherish the children given to them by Him, and
to say thank you to the Lord for
all the children He has created
by helping to provide something
as simple as diapers to those who
might be in need,” said the project coordinators.
Concordia Lutheran Church
collected 893 diapers which were
given to Safe Harbor in Aberdeen, Immanuel Lutheran
Church collected 1541 diapers
which were given to a local family.
It’s that time of year again…
Newspaper recycling, 4th Saturday
of every month, 9-11 a.m. Trailer located 1.5 blocks north of Bauer’s
Super Valu. Faulkton Girls Scouts
sponsors.
Red Hat meeting, 3 p.m. at Burgers, 3rd Thursday of every month.
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214 N. Broadway
Miller, SD 57362
605-853-0000
CDH
Interior
Exterior
Remodeling
New Building
Cole Hogg
Call 605-216-2053
[email protected]
212
STORAGE
Units available
Cell (605) 290-3517
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!
• 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
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
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
460-1475
Vogel Service
West side of Super Valu store.
• Lawn Mower Repair
• Blade Sharpening
• Blade Balancing
& Aligning • Oil Changes
Phone 605-598-4318
or 605-460-0131
Directory Ads
Precision Ag • Seed • Drain Tile • Agricultural Consulting
[email protected] • 605-252-6554 • www.precisiongen.com
Check out our on-line site at:
www.faulkcountyrecord.com
e-mail your news to: [email protected]
Public
Notice
No. 156, July 16, 2014
Special Meeting
FAULK COUNTY
COMMISSION MEETING
July 15th 2014
(Unapproved minutes)
Chairman Bill Schilder, Jr.,
called the meeting to order at 8:00
a.m. Those present were: Commissioner Jim Bauer, Commissioner Roger Deiter, Commissioner
Bill Schilder, Jr., and Auditor Kelly
Toennies
2014.7.16 Jim Bauer made a
motion and Roger Deiter seconded
it to accept the window covering
proposal from Danburg Interiors
for $10,647.69. Motion passed
unanimously.
Faulk County Record
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it to advertise the following surplus lots: Lot 1 Block 1 Town of
Cresbard and Lot 8 Block 15 Town
of Onaka for sealed bids and will
be opened at the August meeting.
ADJOURNMENT
2017.7.18There being no further
business before the commission,
Jim Bauer made a motion and
Roger Deiter seconded it to adjourn the meeting. Motion passed
unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned at
8:10 a.m.
Kelly Toennies, Auditor
Bill Schilder, Jr., Chairman
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South Dakota
Statewide
Classifieds
EMPLOYMENT
MOBILE COORDINATOR: Delta Dental of South
Dakota has an exciting opportunity with our mobile
dental program. Successful candidate will have
excellent communication skills, the ability to lead
others, the ability to multi-task, and a passion for
working with children. Coordinator will be responsible for supervising a team of 3-4 staff, scheduling patient visits, and working with local
community organizations in an effort to provide
dental care to underserved children. Position is
based out of Pierre and requires travel up to
40weeks/year, M-F at various sites across South
Dakota. Coordinator must be willing to drive a 40
ft. long truck (CDL training will be provided). Excellent salary/benefit package including: medical,
dental, vision, life & disability insurance, paid vacation, sick leave, continuing education opportunities, and 401k. Send cover letter and resume to:
Summer Sporrer, HR, Delta Dental of South
Dakota, 720 N. Euclid Ave., Pierre, SD 57501,
[email protected] 605-4942569
NEWSPAPER CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Wick Communications has several newspaper job
openings in North Dakota, South Dakota, and
Montana. Please visit our website for details.
www.wickcommunications.com.
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.
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.
THE DUPREE SCHOOL DISTRICT has the following openings for the 2014-15 school term: HS
English; JRHI English; HS Math; Elementary
Guidance Counselor; 5th Grade Teacher; Business/Techn Instructor; Elementary Special Education and Elementary Technology. ($35,000
Base Salary - plus Signing Bonus). Contact:
Connie Alspach, Bus. Mgr. (605) 365-5138.
CITY OF MOBRIDGE is accepting applications for
a full-time Water/Wastewater Superintendent.
This position is responsible for overseeing the
daily operations and maintenance of the water
and wastewater systems for the City. Candidates
must have SD Class II or Class III certifications in
water and wastewater, a class A CDL or the ability to obtain with air brakes within six months of
hire, and keep during employment with the City.
Must also have supervisory experience. Graduation from high school or GED certification. Interested applicants must submit a completed City of
Mobridge application and resume, including references and a cover letter. Benefits package includes SD retirement, health insurance, life
insurance, paid sick leave and vacation. Job description and application available at City of Mobridge, 114 1st Ave East, Mobridge, SD 57601; p
605-845-3555 or email [email protected]
Salary based on experience and qualifications.
Position will be open until filled.
CITY OF MOBRIDGE is accepting applications for
a full-time Wastewater Treatment Facility Manager/Operator. This position is responsible for operating and maintaining the daily operations of the
wastewater treatment facility. Candidates must
have or the ability to obtain a class III wastewater
treatment certification, a class A CDL with air
brakes within six months of hire, and keep during
employment with the Mobridge Wastewater System. Graduation from high school or GED certification. Interested applicants must submit a
completed City of Mobridge application to the
Water Department, 114 1st Ave East, Mobridge,
SD 57601; p 605-845-3555 or email
[email protected] . Salary based on experience. Position will be open until filled.
RANCH HAND NEEDED for cattle operation near
Ree Heights, SD. Housing provided, wages DOE
call Bob Templeton 605-943-5689 or 605-8700013.
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.
CONTRACT SALESPERSON Selling aerial pho-
tography 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.
SISSETON SCHOOL DISTRICT has the following openings: HS English, HS Math, MS Science,
Coaching also available. 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
BOWDLE, SD – GROCERY STORE on Main
Street and also a Cafe on Main Street. Both very
reasonably priced. For information call Kelly, 605285-6400.
FULLY EQUIPPED BAKERY FOR SALE or lease
located in uptown Watertown, SD. Contact Josh at
(605) 886-6000.
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
HEALTH & BEAUTY
WERE YOU IMPLANTED with a St. Jude Riata
Defibrillator lead wire between June 2001 and December 2010? Have you had a lead replaced,
capped or did you receive shocks from the lead?
You may be entitled to compensation. Contact Attorney Charles Johnson 1-800-535-5727
MISCELLANEOUS
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12 mos.) Find Out How to SAVE Up to 50%
Today! Ask About SAME DAY Installation! CALL
1-800-459-0322
MEET SINGLES RIGHT NOW! No paid operators, just real people like you. Browse greetings,
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
FLATBED DRIVERS NEEDED. $1200.00 sign on
bonus, safety bonus, fuel bonus, health insurance
and retirement program. Late model trucks & trailers. Two years OTR experience required. Contact
Gary @ l-877-468-5266
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.
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.
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East View Apartments
(with 12 month lease signing)
Faulkton, SD
One bedroom and two
bedroom apartments
Updated Decor
Income based
Private Entrances
No Steps Available NOW!!
Call Joan Today @ 598-4107
Professionally Managed by Prairie Homes Management
1-888-893-9501 (toll free)
TTY 1-800-366-6888 EHO
HELP WANTED: Dietary Staff
Faulkton Area Medical Center is seeking applicants for Dietary Staff. Part-time positions available. Day, evening and
weekend shifts available. Experience is preferred. On-site
training is available. Benefits available to those who meet the
hour requirements.
Interested individuals should request an application by calling (605) 598-6262.
Any questions regarding these positions can be addressed
with Roxy Bush, CDM, CFPP at (605) 598-6262 X1063.
Faulkton Area Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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
RN/LPN Positions - Now offering a $3000 sign-on bonus.
Limited number available - Apply today!
Certified 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
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
– Pat Martinmaas –
WILL PUT UP HAY
Hire, Shares or Cash Rent
Reasonable Rates
at 605-380-5782
Call early for Scheduling!
MARTINMAAS ELECTRIC
Certified Electrical Contractor
N Residential N Commercial
N Farm N Industrial N Trenching
N Refrigeration Service
N 40 Ft. Bucket Truck Service
103 E. 2nd Ave., Miller, SD 57362
Home/Work 605-853-3001 leave mess.
Contact Steve
“The Hay Guy”
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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.
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.
Help Wanted: Certified Nurse Assistants
Faulkton Senior Living and The Meadows has immediate
openings for full-time and/or part-time Certified Nurse Assistants;
all shifts. Evening and night differential pay. No experience necessary, we will train qualified applications with pay. Excellent
wage, benefits and we are Equal Opportunity Employer.
Pick up an application at 1401 Pearl St. Faulkton , SD or apply
online at tealwoodcc.com. For more information please contact
Trintje Bauer, DON at (605)598-6214.
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: FULL TIME COOK
Faulkton Area Medical Center is seeking applicants for Full
Time Cook in our Dietary Department. Applicants must be able
to manage tasks timely and efficiently, follow the ServSafe rules
and regulations, work well independently and with other staff
and patients. Schedule will include day, evening, and weekend
shifts. FAMC has a comprehensive benefit package available
for successful applicants meeting the hour requirements.
Interested individuals should contact FAMC for an application or call Roxanne Bush, CDM, CFPP by calling (605) 5986262. Ad will remain posted until position is filled.
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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Classified Ads
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank the Faulkton and Cresbard Fire Departments
for responding to our shop fire. A
special thanks to Kent and Tom for
spotting and alerting us to the fire.
Thanks a million to all who were
here to help in any way.
Russ, Jake, Harold & Dolly Geist.
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APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
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
FOR RENT
Office rental space within Mueller
Properties, 310 9th Ave. S. Faulkton, for more information contact
Lisa at 605-228-6960.
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RUMMAGE SALE
Faulkton’s City Wide Rummage
Sale on Saturday, July 19 from 8
a.m. to noon.
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For Sale: (I’ve retired). Teacher materials etc. See me at the city wide
rummage sale at 1010 St. John
Street.
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For Sale: Old salvaged doors, windows, picket fence, bannister railing,
porch posts, doorknobs, etc. Great
for unique craft projects. See at
multiple family sale during citywide
rummage sale on Saturday, July
19th at Kathners' 908 8th Ave S.
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Garage Sale: Saturday, July 19, 8
a.m.-2 p.m., 600 14th Ave S, girls 6
mo.-4T, boys 5-7, pack n play, high
chair, crib, crib mattress and sheets,
umbrella stroller, toys, rocking chair,
like-new sewing machine, ceiling
fan, interior decor, 26” bike. No
early sales.
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Garage Sale: Fired ceramic pieces
ready to paint. Some finished
pieces, miscellaneous items. Bonnie
Wuger 117 8th Ave. N. during the
City Wide Rummage Sale, July 19.
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Activity & Route
Drivers Needed
for upcoming
school year.
Call Steve or Doyle
800-310-2708
Help Wanted
Assistant Manager,
Part Time Cashier, &
Part Time Deli
Looking for energetic,
working individuals.
hard
Contact:
OneStop
Apply in person at 817
Main Street, Faulkton
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Faulk County Record
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.
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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.
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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.
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Home for Sale in Faulkton: 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom with attached two
stall garage. Call Chad at 605-2164450.
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Home for Sale: 1004 Park St. in
Faulkton, three bedroom, new windows, roof, hvac system, drain tile
and sump pump. Lots of updates
and renovations. Call 605-2167840.
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WANTED
HELP WANTED
Help Wanted: Homan Welding is
hiring welders and shop workers.
Willing to train. Call 605-598-3010
for more info.
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FOR SALE
For Sale: Cattle Trailer for sale:
2002 Merritt Spread Axle. Call 605598-6556.
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For Sale: Never used 4’x8’ peg
board display stand on rollers. Sell
for cost of materials. $75.00. Contact Frank Bach, 252-0973.
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HOMES FOR SALE
Faulkton City Wide
Rummage Sale
Saturday, July 19 8 a.m. to noon
16 Locations! Lots to choose from!!
Tables, chairs, new handcrafted items, garden
decor, antiques, men’s, womens’, children’s, infant’s clothing, bicycles, teaching materials, antiques, collectables, fired ceramic pieces, large
computer desk, bedding, lamps, pictures, housewares, small appliances, rocking chair, high chair
and much, much more!!
Maps to the sites will be available
Saturday morning at BerMac C-Store
and OneStop C-Store.
Maps will contain partial lists of
items for sale at each location.
There will be no early sales!
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.
Faulkton Area
Coming Events
Published as a Public Service
by Dacotah Bank – Faulkton
July 19: Faulkton City-Wide rummage sale.
Aug. 10-11: 4-H Town ‘n 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 Bauer’s
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 JB’s
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.
Driver’s license exams at the Faulk
County Courthouse in Faulkton at
the treasurer’s office from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. No driver’s 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
Items needed include toys
and supplys.
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.
One Book discussion
coming to Faulk Library
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The South Dakota Humanities Council welcomes mem-
bers 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
Check Out Our Nightly Specials
Thursday Nights!
Build
it
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yours
Taco Bar
and Salad Bar!
BBQ Ribs Served Nightly
1/2 Rack $16.95 – Full Rack $24.95
Fish special every Friday
Prime Rib every Saturday
Largest beer selection in Faulk Co.
Serving ice cream drinks!
- Faulkton - 598-6565
Dot T
Open at 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday
We’re Celebrating!
The installation of our new
digital sound & screen system!
Showing two movies with
extra show times. Don’t
miss this digital experience
Thursday, July 17, 8 p.m. and
Saturday, July 19 at 3 p.m.
How to Train
Your Dragon 2
Jay Baruchel,
America Ferrera,
PG, 105 minutes
Dream Works
We apologize for the equipment failure on Sunday
night. This is your chance to see How to Train
Your Dragon 2 if you missed it Sunday night.
Transformers Age
of Extinction
Fri., Sat., Sun., July 18, 19, 20
Mark Wahlburt, Jack
Reynor, Nicola Peltz
PG13, 2 hr., 37 min.
Paramount Pictures
Show times for Transformers: 8:00 p.m.
LYRIC Theatre - Faulkton
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.
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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