Pennington County Courant, February 16, 2012

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Volume 107
February 16, 2012
January 2012, Pennington
County Sheriffs report
During the month of December
2011, the Pennington County Sher-
iff's Office recorded the following
statistics in and around the com-
munity of Wall:
Time
City hours: . . . . . . . . . . . . .489.25
City hrs other deputies . . . . .1.00
Total City hours . . . . . .490.25
Training hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . .18.00
Vacation/Sick hrs . . . . . . . . .00.00
County hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6.00
# of times called out/Hrs . . . .1.00
Arrest
Warrants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Non-Warrants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Calls For Service
Alarms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Alcohol Violations . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Animal Complaints . . . . . . . . . . .2
Assaults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Assist Other Agencies . . . . . . . . .8
Attempt to Locate . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Burglary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Civil Problem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Community Activity . . . . . . . . . .7
Coroner Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Disturbance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
DPP/Vandalism . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Drugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Extra Patrol . . . . . . . . . . . . . .156
Fire Medical Assist . . . . . . . . . . .2
Follow-up Investigation . . . . . .15
Found or Lost Property . . . . . . .0
Calls for Service
Keep the Peace . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Minor Consuming . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Murder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Robbery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Runaway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
School Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
SOLV Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Suicide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Suspicious Activity . . . . . . . . . . .9
Theft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Weapons Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Welfare Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
911 Hang up Calls . . . . . . . . . . .0
Civil Patrol
Attempted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Served . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
City Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Traffic Activity
Citations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Injury Accidents . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Non-Injury Accident . . . . . . . . .10
DUI's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Motorist Assist . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
School Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Skate/Bike Citation . . . . . . . . . .0
Skate/Bike Warning . . . . . . . . . .0
Speed Trailer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
Vehicle/Parking Comp . . . . . . . .5
Please feel free to visit with
Deputies Louis Lange, Dallas
Kendrick and Darren Ginn, Sgt.
Dustin Morrison or Capt. Corey
Brubakken with any questions or
concerns related to law enforce-
ment in and around the Wall Com-
munity.
Submitted by Connie Mickel-
son, Elm Springs School
Teacher and Shirrise Linn.
In January the Elm Springs
School received twelve books from
THE WILL JAMES SOCIETY
with the help of Gary Verhaeghe,
President Will James Society. Mr.
Gary Verhaeghe was a visitor on
the Lonnie Arneson Ranch at Elm
Springs last fall.
Having seen the local school at
Elm Springs, he put the wheels in
motion, with the help of Teri Ann
Ramsdell, for the students to re-
ceive these wonderful books.
The books reflect the western life
style and are very high interest for
readers of all ages. The students at
Elm Springs School sent thank you
notes to Charlie Nightengale, Di-
rector of Gifting, in Idaho. The stu-
dents have enjoyed reading the
sent selections.
The Will James organization pro-
vides books free to schools, li-
braries, or military units for those
who are interested in the whole-
some western genre stories, writ-
ten and illustrated by Will James.
The Will James Society is a non-
profit organization dedicated to
preserving the works and memory
of a great western author and
artist, Will James. It serves as a
catalyst for those interested in Will
James.
The Will James Gifting Program
is the Society's way of bringing the
wonderful stories written and illus-
Elm Springs school recipients
from The Will James Society
Elm Springs School students left to right: Savana Johnston (7th
grade), Kassandra Linn (7th grade), Jonnie Jo Anders (kinder-
garten), Camri Elshere (3rd grade), Jacob Linn (7th grade),
Carter Elshere (7th grade), and James Nachtigall (kindergarten).
~Photo courtesy of Shirrise Linn
trated by Will James to communi-
ties where people, young and old,
can read about the cowboy experi-
ences of Will James. He writes
about horses, rodeos, and the cow-
boy way of life, like only a true
cowboy can.
Hardcover reprints of Will
James' books are donated to school
and public libraries throughout the
USA and Canada. Softcover copies
of his books are also sent to mem-
bers of our armed forces around
the world.
Books for the older reader:
1. Cowboys North and South
2. Smoky
3. The Three Mustangeers
4. Flint Spears
5. Home Ranch
6. Lone Cowboy
Books for the younger reader
1. Cowboy in the Making
2. Smoky
3. My First Horse
4. Look-See with Uncle Bill
5. In The Saddle With Uncle Bill
6. Young Cowboy
The Book Gifting Program has
given over 1,700 books in the past
five years, with nearly 500 given in
2011.
The Society needs help to con-
tinue the success of this great pro-
gram. Contributions are needed so
that this gifting of books can con-
tinue to bring joy to many readers
around the world.
For more information, please
visit www.willjames.org.
Wall School Board met on
Wednesday, February 8, with
board members: Scot Eisenbraun,
Pam Johnson, Spencer Cordes,
Carolynn Anderson, Mary
Williams, Kevin Bielmaier and
Todd Trask present. Superintend-
ent/7-12 Principal Dennis Rieck-
man, Business Manager Niki Mohr
and Elementary Principal Chuck
Sykora were also in attendance.
Board approved the agenda and
consent agenda for the minutes of
January 11, 2012 board meeting
and February claims.
Johnson congratulated the One
Act Play for making it to state.
Wall School Counselor Kelli Sun-
dall was asked by Superintendent
Dennis Rieckman to come before
the board and address scholarship
preparation for the seniors. Kelli
said, last year seniors received
$41,000 in local and outside local
area in scholarships. That number
does not include academic or ath-
letic scholarships. One senior from
last year received over $30,000 and
four others received $15,000 in
scholarships. She has been work-
ing with this years seniors to help
them meet deadlines since the be-
ginning of the year. She also has a
senior calendar on the Wall School
website so they know what schol-
arships are out there and a check-
list to help them apply to colleges
and vo-tec schools. Kelli explained
that she sends out reminders
through e-mails to seniors and par-
ents on scholarships and is avail-
able to help them with questions
before and after school about schol-
arships.
The board voted to declare the
1994 Chevy Suburban and 2002
Astro Mini van as surplus. They
will obtain three appraisals for the
vehicles and will publish them in
the paper for two weeks. Sealed
bids will be opened at the next
meeting. Rieckman and Head Cus-
todian Dan Hauk are planning to
pick-up the new Suburban on
Thursday, February 9.
Elementary Principal Sykora
stated that they are preparing for
Kindergarten screening to be held
on Friday, April 13. They are ob-
taining names and addresses of
five year olds and he asked to
please call the school if you have
any questions or know of any po-
tential kindergarteners that they
may be unaware of.
Linda Daugaard is planning to
celebrate Dr. Suess birthday with
the Wall students on Thursday,
March 1. She will also be at the
Big White School.
Sykora reminded all parents of
the upcoming parent/teacher con-
ferences to be held on Wednesday,
February 13 and Thursday, Febru-
ary 14.
Monday, March 5, they will hold
a Title One meeting and on Mon-
day, March 12, a Consolidation ap-
plication meeting will also be held.
Superintendent Rieckman
handed out attendance sheets and
the school is at 95.34 percent. They
have a total enrollment of 242 K-
12 students.
Gymnastics regions will start on
Saturday, February 11 and state
will begin on Friday, February 17
and Saturday, February 18 in
Brookings.
Wrestling districts 7B will be
held on Saturday, February 11, in
Philip. Regions 4B will be held in
Mobridge on Saturday, February
18. State B wrestling will be held
in Rapid City on Friday, February
Scholarships, Legislation bills and Linda Daugaard
topics of Wall School Board meeting
24 and Saturday, February 25.
South Dakota Childrens The-
atre auditions will be held on Mon-
day, February 27.
Rieckman handed out an Impact
Aid letter to sign as a school board
group and letters so the Badlands
Chamber and Wall City Council
can sign and send back in support
of HB1342.
Rieckman also related that
School Board Day is Wednesday,
February 15, in Pierre. He is
watching Senate Bill 124, which
was heard in the Senate on Tues-
day, February 7, Governor Bill
1234 and several others.
An in-service, which was held on
Friday, February 3, at the Wall
School was well attended and well
received by teachers and school ad-
ministrators. They are hoping to
hold one again next year.
A motion to enter into executive
session for the purpose of dis-
cussing personnel, according to
SDCL 1-25-2 was made and car-
ried.
Board entered out of executive
session and the meeting was ad-
journed.
The following students were in-
advertently left off the Wall High
School honor roll for the second
quarter.
Honor Roll
Gold (3.75 - 4.0):
Twelfth Grade: Cheyenne Deer-
ing, Kyle Harris and Krysta Kjer-
stad.
Eleventh Grade: Analise Gar-
land and Elizabeth Sykora.
WHS honor roll
Ambulance District, Airport Wa-
terline and Lagoon issues were a
few of the topics discussed at the
Wall City Council meeting held on
Thursday, February 9.
City Council members present
were: Bill Leonard, Pete Dunker,
Rick Hustead, Jerry Morgan and
Mike Anderson. Mayor Dave Hahn,
Finance Officer Carolynn Ander-
son, Chamber Director Lindsey
Hildebrand and Public Works Di-
rector Jeff Clark were also in atten-
dance. Stan Anderson was absent
from the meeting.
Council approved the agenda for
the meeting.
Deputy Darrin Ginn gave the po-
lice report. He informed the coun-
cil that they exceeded the hours by
a lot and there was nothing impor-
tant to note.
BJ Dartt approached the council
about running a temporary water
line down to Darla Wolfs pasture
that is across from the dump. He is
renting the land to run about 20
head of cattle on during the sum-
mer months. Dartt estimated that
they would drink from 400-800 gal-
lons of water per day. Finance Offi-
cer informed the council that Dartt
will have to pay commercial rates
for the water and will have to pay
for a full year. Council made a mo-
tion and approved the temporary
service with a years payment.
Councilman Leonard announced
the resignation of three library
board members: Mary Erz, Ron
Ochs and Sandy Fellers. The Wall
School Counselor Kelli Sundall has
been interviewing juniors and sen-
iors to work one day a week at the
library. Leonard wanted the coun-
cil to know what a good job Wendy
Brunnemann has been doing and
recommended to the board that she
be given a pay raise from $8.00 an
hour to $9.50 and to change the
hours at the library. C. Anderson
stated to the council that she does
not deny that Brunnemann is
doing a good job, but it would be
lopsided to give her a big pay raise
when the other city employees did-
nt get as big of a raise. Morgan
said, no doubt Brunnemann is
qualified, but he could see where
C. Anderson was coming from. C.
Anderson recommended to the
council a raise of .75 cents an hour
for Brunnemann and the high
school student work just five hours
a week and be paid $7.50 an hour.
Council made a motion to accept
the resignation of Erz, Ochs and
Fellers and to accept recommended
appointments of Megan Hoffman,
Gwen McConnell and Jonny
Holsether to replace them. Council
then approved the pay raise for
Brunnemann and pay and hours
for the additional person. Council
then was given a list of past due
books. After much discussion they
approved a motion to have one of
the city deputies deliver a bill to
each person who has over due
books. Leonard informed the coun-
cil the library has South Dakota E-
Books in which some are on loan
from the Rapid City Library and
for everyone to stop in check out
the new computer and door that
was recently installed.
Larry Gravatt who is working
for the ambulance district gave an
update on the formation of the dis-
trict. Gravatt read their mission
statement and also related there is
a tremendous need for this service
due to the I-90 corridor and rural
areas. They have reviewed differ-
ent tactics to present to the citi-
zens at the Wednesday, February
15 meeting. Gravatt would like to
see all of the city council become
more involved in the plan. Re-
serves for the ambulance will be
gone in a couple of years, which
will result in no service for the
area. Gravatt then stated since the
City of Wall owns ambulance as-
sets, he would like the city to come
forward and transfer the assets on
subject of formation of the ambu-
lance district for $1.00. He also
noted that salaries will increase
and we need to secure a good solid
revenue force and this can be ac-
complished by the city council sup-
porting the district by the tune of
$50,000 a year. Gravatt has also
visited with different entities
about also supporting the ambu-
lance district. He stated, he is try-
ing not to force the issue down any-
ones throat and he would like to
solve this problem. The ambu-
lance district would have five di-
rectors to sit on the board to assist
himself and Pete Dunker. He will
be asking for volunteers to sit on
the board at their February 15,
meeting. Hahn informed the coun-
cil that the Fire Department will
probably have to do this in five to
10 years and yes this is taking a
good bite out of our budget. Jim
Kitterman related if we stop and
look at our law enforcement, fire
department and ambulance where
do you get your bang for your de-
partment? Not the $100,000 law
enforcement department but the
fire department and ambulance
that have 24-hour service. Hahn
proceeded to tell the council mem-
bers that they didnt need to reach
a conclusion tonight but we have to
give this issue a great deal of
thought. Gravatt ended by saying
there will be guest speakers at the
meeting and he would like to gen-
erate a good question and answer
portion for the meeting and his
number one priority for the meet-
ing is to establish a board and to
bring information to the audience.
Council approved a motion to pay
Gravatt $12.00 an hour and to also
pay state rate on mileage.
Council approved to waive the
fees for Dakota Mill and Grain
who removed a building.
Hahn asked Public Works Direc-
tor Jeff Clark to establish a policy
on sanding parking lots and to
bring it to the next meeting.
The condition of Walls Main
Street was discussed. Kitterman
has talked to the engineer who
said it is the responsibility of the
contractor to maintain the street
from start until the street is fin-
ished. Clark informed the council
that the project might start back
up in a week or two; depending on
the weather.
The lagoon issue has become a
problem, Kitterman said since the
work that was done last spring is
not working. Clark stated,
Sewage is filling back into the
inlet and we will have a bigger
problem if this isnt taken care of.
Hahn stated, The sewer commit-
tee needs to take a look at this and
come back with recommendations
to the next meeting. The commit-
tee, city employees and a waste
water tech will take a boat out on
the lagoon to see what needs to be
accomplished. (Pictures to follow).
Hahn doesnt think that commit-
tees are being utilized enough for
decision-making. Council made a
motion to use the chain of com-
mand anytime money is being
spent it goes to the committee first.
Motion carried.
FAA will fund a two-inch water
main up to the new building,
which is being proposed at the
Wall Airport. Hahn asked the
council if they wanted a six-inch
water main instead. The city
would then be responsible for two
thirds of the cost and FFA would
pickup the remainder. Hahn esti-
mated that the cost to the city for
the six-inch would be around
$16,000, which would also include
a fire hydrant. C. Anderson related
that the funding would have to
come from the water department.
Morgan asked if the water commit-
tee could make the decision of
what size water main to go with.
Hahn thought it would be better to
delay the decision until they could
get a more accurate estimate.
Hahn then presented the city
the to do items. He asked do we
drop the issue or continue with the
list. A member of the council said
its picky and unimportant. Kitter-
man interjected we dont need to
drop it, but keep plugging away
and get the items cleaned up. Each
personnel committee will be in
charge of items that need to be ad-
dressed. Kitterman said, Safety
needs to be a priority. A motion to
have the Policy committee address
the problems and establish prior-
ity was approved.
City minutes were approved.
Council approved City of Wall
bills and pay request for stored
material for main street project
were approved. Fire Department,
Ambulance, Library and Cemetery
bills were also approved.
Finance Officers items were hol-
iday pay and church refund re-
quest. C. Anderson informed the
council that when the public works
department is on duty on holidays
they received holiday pay and was
wondering if Lindsey Hildebrand
would be entitle to the same pay
since she had to travel on a holi-
day. Kitterman then asked the
council about sick leave. If a city
employee has a doctor appoint-
ment they cannot use sick leave
but rather vacation time for the
appointment. C. Anderson rea-
soned that the city has to allow the
time for a doctor appointment but
an employee doesnt have to be
compensated for it. Hustead
agreed with C. Anderson. He went
on to say that Wall Drug doesnt
have sick leave and we have a gen-
erous sick leave policy, comp time
and also compensate Clark for the
time. M. Anderson stated; We just
spin our wheels and dont know if
we can ever come to a decision that
is really fair. The issue was tabled
for three months. St. Patrick
Church is requesting a refund on a
building permit. Since the ordi-
nance was established after the
church had filed their permit a mo-
tion to disapprove anything prior
to the ordinance was approved.
Public Works items: Extra
Reader Gun, Authorize engineer to
start work on curb and gutter proj-
ect, Authorize windows for com-
munity center and new regulations
coming for water and wastewater.
Kitterman requested an extra
reader gun for reading meters. A
motion to have the water commit-
tee look into the issue was ap-
proved. CTEC is reviewing the
curb and gutter project. The street
committee will look at the engi-
neers recommendations and come
back to the next meeting with their
recommendations. The windows
for the community center were
sent to the Community Center
Committee. Clark wanted the
council to be aware of the new reg-
ulations for water and wastewater.
The new rules could cost the city a
lot of money.
With no other items to be dis-
cussed the meeting was adjourned.
The next city council meeting
will be held on Thursday, March 8
at 6:30 p.m., in the Wall Commu-
nity Center meeting room.
Wall City Council hear from Larry
Gravatt on Ambulance District
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nIy for fhom.
Whon you work nnd ny SocInI
SocurIfy fnxos, you onrn crodIfs
fownrd SocInI SocurIfy bonofIfs. If
you woro born In l929 or Infor, you
nood 40 crodIfs (l0 yonrs of work)
fo qunIIfy for rofIromonf bonofIfs.
To qunIIfy for rofIromonf bonofIfs,
l0 yonrs Is fho mInImum. How-
ovor, fho nmounf of your bonofIf Is
doformInod by how Iong you work
nnd how much you onrn. HIghor
IIfofImo onrnIngs rosuIf In hIghor
bonofIfs. If fhoro woro somo yonrs
whon you dId nof work or hnd Iow
onrnIngs, your bonofIf nmounf
mny bo Iowor fhnn If you hnd
workod sfondIIy or onrnod moro.
AIso, your ngo whon you rofIro
mnkos n dIfforonco In your bonofIf
nmounf. Tho fuII rofIromonf ngo
(fho ngo nf whIch fuII rofIromonf
bonofIfs nro nynbIo) hns boon
grndunIIy rIsIng from ngo 65 fo ngo
6?. You cnn rofIro ns onrIy ns ngo
62, buf If bonofIfs sfnrf boforo you
ronch your fuII rofIromonf ngo,
your monfhIy nymonf Is roducod.
IInd ouf whnf your fuII rofIromonf
ngo Is by roforrIng fo fho convon-
Ionf chnrf In our ubIIcnfIon, !o-
fIromonf IonofIfs, nf www.so-
cInIsocurIfy.gov/ubs/l0035.hfmI.
If`s In fho socond socfIon.
Jusf ns you cnn chooso nn onrIy
rofIromonf nnd gof n roducod ny-
monf, you nIso cnn chooso fo koo
workIng boyond your fuII rofIro-
monf ngo fo fnko ndvnnfngo of n
Inrgor nymonf. Your bonofIf wIII
Incronso nufomnfIcnIIy by n corfnIn
orconfngo from fho fImo you
ronch your fuII rofIromonf ngo
unfII you sfnrf rocoIvIng your bon-
ofIfs or unfII you ronch ngo ?0.
Tho docIsIon of whon fo rofIro Is
nn IndIvIdunI ono nnd doonds on
n numbor of orsonnI fncfors. To
hoI you woIgh fho fncfors, wo sug-
gosf you rond our onIIno fncf shoof,
Whon To Sfnrf !ocoIvIng !ofIro-
monf IonofIfs, nvnIInbIo nf
www.socInIsocurIfy.gov/ubs/l0l4
?.hfmI.
You mny wnnf fo consIdor your
ofIons by usIng our !ofIromonf
IsfImnfor fo gof Insfnnf, orsonnI-
Izod osfImnfos of fufuro bonofIfs.
You cnn Iug In dIfforonf rofIro-
monf ngos nnd sconnrIos fo hoI
you mnko n moro Informod rofIro-
monf docIsIon. Try If ouf nf
www.socInIsocurIfy.gov/osfImnfor.
Whon you docIdo fo rofIro, fho
onsIosf nnd mosf convonIonf wny
fo do If Is rIghf from fho comforf of
your homo or offIco comufor. Co
fo www.socInIsocurIfy.gov whoro
you cnn nIy for rofIromonf bono-
fIfs In ns IIffIo ns l5 mInufos. In
mosf cnsos, fhoro nro no forms fo
sIgn or documonfs fo sond; onco
you submIf your oIocfronIc nII-
cnfIon, fhnf`s If!
In nddIfIon fo usIng our nwnrd-
wInnIng wobsIfo, you cnn cnII us
foII-froo nf l-800-??2-l2l3 (TTY,
l-800-325-0??8) or vIsIf fho SocInI
SocurIfy offIco nonrosf you.
IIfhor wny you chooso fo nIy,
bo suro fo hnvo your bnnk nccounf
InformnfIon hnndy so wo cnn sof
u your nymonfs fo bo doosIfod
dIrocfIy Info your nccounf. To Ionrn
moro, Ionso rond our ubIIcnfIon,
!ofIromonf IonofIfs, nf www.so-
cInIsocurIfy.gov/ubs/l0035.hfmI.
Knfhy Ioforson Is n ubIIc nf-
fnIrs socInIIsf for SocInI SocurIfy,
onvor !ogIon. You cnn wrIfo hor
c/o SocInI SocurIfy AdmInIsfrnfIon,
605 MnIn, SuIfo 20l, !nId CIfy,
S, 5??0l or vIn o-mnII nf knfhy.
oforsonssn.gov.
st|s| stst|l Nsos
A!! ubout RetIvement
Le11ers 1o 1e d11or
From tbe Senators Desk
B, Die/ric/ 30
Seno/or Bruce IonpelIerg
Week In RevIew
B, Die/ric/ 30
Iepreeen/o/ite Lonce Iueeell
From 1e F1oor
B, Die/ric/ 30
Iepreeen/o/ite Mi/e Vericlo
To fho IdIfor:
Somo IogIsInfors nonr oIsod fo
nss nnofhor womon`s hnrnssmonf
Inw. Thoy nro obIIvIous fo fho cosf
fo dofond fhoso sfuId Inws fo fnx-
nyors. Thoy shouId bo quIfo com-
forfnbIo IIvIng In n MusIIm counfry.
If fhoy nss n Inw fo chnngo our
sfnfo fIng fhoy shouId uf n !omur
on If. Why n !omur Ironk !omur
down nnd you hnvo !ogIsInfors
ImuInfIng MusIIm`s !nronIIsfIc
!Ighfs. SInco fhoy monkoy wIfh
ovoryfhIng uf If on fho sfnfo fIng.
IrobnbIy shouIdn`f gIvo somo Iog-
IsInfors nny moro sfuId Idons, buf
why nof chnngo fho sfnfo moffo
nIso Insfond of fho SunshIno Sfnfo
mnko If fho Inckwnrds Sfnfo.
Wo`ro fIrsf In somo rosocfs fho.
Wo`ro fho fIrsf nnd robnbIy onIy
sfnfo fo hnvo nn Imorfod socIos
of bIrd from n foroIgn counfry.
(Ihonsnnf) ChInn no Ioss!
I don`f know If our Sfnfo of. of
TrnnsorfnfIon usIng $500,000 of
IodornI gns fnx monIos fo movo nn
oId buIIdIng from InIfh fo nonr If.
IIorro nron, Is n fIrsf or nof.
Sooms If shouId hnvo boon ro-
furnod If you couIdn`f uso If fo fIx
ronds.
/s/CIon !nknor
WnII, S
IvustvutIons
WoII fhIs nrfIcIo wIII hnvo vory
IIffIo subsfnnco buf wIII gIvo mo nn
oorfunIfy fo vonf my frusfrnfIon
ovor whnf I consIdor somo vory bnd
docIsIons fhIs sossIon.
Thoro hnvo boon mnny vory
good, woII fhoughf ouf bIIIs
broughf forwnrd fhIs sossIon fhnf
hnvo boon hnmmorod down In
commIffoo for ronsons ofhor fhnn
fho morIfs of fho bIII.
A vnrIofy of bIIIs concornIng soc-
ond nmondmonf rIghfs, rIghf fo
IIfo, frndIfIonnI fnmIIy vnIuos nnd
rIvnfo roorfy rIghfs hnvo fnIIod
fo ronch fho fIoor. In mnny cnsos I
boIIovo fhoso bIIIs wouId hnvo hnd
n chnnco fo nss on fho fIoor buf
unforfunnfoIy dIdn`f gof fhoro.
Thoso of us who hoId fhoso vnI-
uos nnd rIncIIos nonr nnd donr
fo our honrfs musf mnko nn nf-
fomf fo gof Info IondorshI osI-
fIons so wo cnn oxorf moro InfIu-
onco ovor fhoso Issuos. Somo con-
sorvnfIvos sny fhnf goffIng Info
IondorshI Is n soII ouf. I rosocf-
fuIIy dIsngroo. If doos no good fo bo
IsoInfod nnd frusfrnfod. I Iodgo fo
my consfIfuonfs fhnf If rooIocfod I
wIII nof onIy run for n IondorshI
osIfIon buf hoI uf fogofhor n
whoIo sInfo of consorvnfIvos fo run.
H.I. llll my omInonf domnIn
bIII ondod u boIng n fwo dny
moofIng. Wo onIy gof fhru roo-
nonf nnd oononf fosfImony on
Tuosdny. Thursdny wIII bo robuf-
fnI nnd commIffoo quosfIons, dIs-
cussIon nnd ncfIon. AoIogIos fo
ovoryono buf fhIs Is n comIIcnfod
nnd omofIonnI Issuo nnd nII sIdos
nood fo bo nIIowod fo fosfIfy. If you
nro Inforosfod you cnn IIsfon fo fho
moofIng bogInnIng nf 9:00 n.m.
Thursdny mornIng.
ThIs hns boon good fhorny for
mo nnd I fhnnk you for your n-
fIonco. Curronf IondorshI wIII
robnbIy bo usof wIfh mo buf I
nm wny foo oId nnd sfubborn fo bo
In ImIfnfod.
As nIwnys Cod bIoss nnd koo In
confncf.
MIko VorchIo
I.O. Iox 205
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Homo: 5?4-2466
CoII: 39l-5093
Houso IIoor: ??3-385l
I-mnII: ro.vorchIosfnfo.sd.us or
mjvorchIonoI.com.
Tho Covornor`s chnIIongo for our
schooI sysfoms Is boIng nddrossod
by sovornI commIffoos nnd sIow
rogross Is boIng mndo. SI 25 ro-
vIdos fho IognI frnmowork fhnf
musf fIrsf bo sof In Inco for Soufh
nkofn fo nIy for n fodornI
wnIvor from o ChIId !off IohInd
(C!I). HI l234 Inys ouf n sfruc-
furo for osfnbIIshIng our own
guIdoIInos nnd gonIs for oducnfIng
sfudonfs nccordIng fo Soufh
nkofn noods rnfhor fhnn n ono
sIzo fIfs nII fodornI mnndnfo.
My Sonnfo IducnfIon CommIf-
foo wIII honr HI l234 on Thursdny
(fho 9fh) nnd fosfImony from bofh
roononfs nnd oononfs rom-
Isos fo bo vIgorous. You wIII soo
fhnf schooI dIsfrIcfs wIII bo nbIo fo
soIocf n rogrnm fhnf wIII work
bosf for fhom. And fhoro nro sov-
ornI now Idons fhnf nro corfnIn fo
nrouso nssIonnfo dobnfo. If Is Im-
orfnnf fo nofo fhnf n work grou
wIII bo osfnbIIshod wIfh roroson-
fnfIvos wIfh n wIdo nrrny of oxorI-
onco fo fIno funo fho concofs con-
fnInod In fho bIII. WhIIo If wIII fnko
fImo nnd bo fho sourco of bIffor
confonfIon, I boIIovo wo hnvo fho
oorfunIfy fo dovoIo worknbIo
rogrnms fhnf wIII rosuIf In In-
cronsod sfudonf growfh nnd fo-
cusod frnInIng for suorInfond-
onfs, rIncInIs nnd fonchors
Two bIIIs fhnf hnvo cnusod n sfIr
fhIs wook Is SI 44 nnd SI l30.
Iofh nddross fho nood for nn nnfI-
buIIyIng oIIcy In schooIs. I hnvo
boon nrfIcInfod In dovoIoIng
sovornI nmondmonfs nnd If wIII
robnbIy nss wIfh ovoryono n IIf-
fIo bIf unhny. Tho dIscussIon
hns conforod nround IocnI confroI,
ofonfInI IInbIIIfy fo schooIs,
whofhor fho form shouId bo mny
or shnII nnd whofhor schooIs
wIfh n IImIfod oIIcy shouId
sfrongfhon If.
I woIghod In on kIIIIng n numbor
of bIIIs fhIs wook IncIudIng In-
cronsod dnys for ouf of sfnfo
hunfors, now snIos fnx on mInI-
sforngo unIfs, IoworIng dny cnro
ovorsIghf by fho onrfmonf of
HonIfh fo sIx chIIdron from l2.
Thoro nro moro yof fo bo dobnfod
fhnf nro worrIsomo nnd I wIII bo
wnfchIng cnrofuIIy.
IIonso fnko fho fImo fo nffond
ono of fho IocnI crnckorbnrroIs or
sond mo nn omnII wIfh your
fhoughfs nnd Idons. My coII hono
Is 605-390-2l65 nnd my orsonnI
o-mnII Is brucornmoIborgforson-
nfo.com. WhIIo In IIorro, my o-
mnII Is Son. !nmoIborg
sfnfo.sd.us.
Summer camping reservations open
February 18 for S.Dak. State Parks
VIsIfors InnnIng cnmIng frIs
fo Soufh nkofn sfnfo nrks nnd
rocronfIon nrons wIII soon bo nbIo
fo mnko rosorvnfIons for fho sum-
mor cnmIng sonson.
Tho numbors nf sfnfo nrks hnvo
Incronsod In fho nsf sovornI
yonrs," snId oug Hofor, dIrocfor of
fho IvIsIon of Inrks nnd !ocro-
nfIon. "Tho growIng numbor of oo-
Io cnmIng In Soufh nkofn sfnfo
nrks mnkos rosorvnfIons ovon
moro Imorfnnf.
!osorvnfIons for cnmIng In
mosf sfnfo nrks cnn bo mndo
wIfhIn 90 dnys of nrrIvnI. Tho fIrsf
dny fo mnko rosorvnfIons Is Iobru-
nry l8 for n Mny l8 nrrIvnI.
Mny l8-20 Is Oon Houso Wook-
ond In Soufh nkofn sfnfo nrks.
urIng Oon Houso Wookond, no
onfrnnco foos nro chnrgod, buf
cnmIng foos sfIII nIy.
CnmIng rosorvnfIons nro nvnII-
nbIo for dnfos bofwoon Mny l8 nnd
Sofombor 3, In mosf nrks. A IIm-
Ifod numbor of nrks nIso nccof
nufumn rosorvnfIons fhrough Oc-
fobor 8.
!osorvnfIons for MomorInI ny
wookond cnn bo mndo bogInnIng
Iobrunry 25 for n Mny 25 nrrIvnI.
!osorvnfIons nro curronfIy boIng
nccofod for fho onfIro cnmIng
sonson for cnmsIfos nf Cusfor
Sfnfo Inrk nnd for Iodgos In nII
sfnfo nrks nnd rocronfIon nrons.
!osorvnfIons cnn bo mndo onIIno
nf www.cnmsd.com or by cnIIIng
l-800-?l0-226?. Tho foIohono
rosorvnfIon confor Is oon ?:00
n.m. fo 5:00 .m. ConfrnI Sfnndnrd
TImo dnIIy.
OnIIno rosorvnfIons mny bo
mndo 24 hours n dny, fhough
cnmsIfos do nof bocomo nvnIInbIo
unfII ?:00 n.m. on fho fIrsf dny of
fho 90-dny wIndow, bofh onIIno
nnd nf fho cnII confor. Thoro Is n
non-rofundnbIo rosorvnfIon foo,
whIch doos nof nIy fo Soufh
nkofn rosIdonfs.
IooIo mny sIgn u fo rocoIvo
foxf mossngo romIndors nbouf
rosorvnfIon oonIngs for hoIIdny
wookonds. Toxf SCII !O fo
368638. Mossngo nnd dnfn rnfos
mny nIy.
Tho fuII 90-dny wIndow cnIondnr
cnn bo found onIIno nf
www.gf.sd.gov
Tho hIghIIghf of fho wook wns
fho nssngo of HI ll90 by fho
Houso of !orosonfnfIvos. ThIs bIII
wIII roquIro IogIsInfIvo nrovnI
rIor fo nny ImIomonfnfIon of
Obnmncnro. Inssngo of fhIs bIII
wns fruIy n osIfIvo sfo In fho
rIghf dIrocfIon. HoofuIIy, fho Son-
nfo nnd Covornor wIII fnvornbIy
consIdor fhIs IogIsInfIon.
Tho Houso of !orosonfnfIvos
nIso nssod IogIsInfIon doubIIng or
frIIIng mosf foos for fho fIIIng of
doods, morfgngos nnd ofhor IognI
Insfrumonfs nf fho !ogIsfor of
oods OffIcos. I oosod fhIs Iog-
IsInfIon, nnd now fho Sonnfo wIII
consIdor fho bIII.
!orosonfnfIvo OIson`s IogIsIn-
fIon fo IImIf fo n form of yonrs fho
ormnnonf onsomonfs fhnf wIII
curfnII fho oconomIc usos of Innd
forovor fnIIod on fho fIoor of fho
Houso of !orosonfnfIvos. In onsf-
orn Soufh nkofn, somo consorvn-
fIon onsomonfs hnvo bocomo so ro-
sfrIcfIvo fhnf ovon cnffIo grnzIng
hns boon rohIbIfod.
Tho Covornor`s oducnfIon nnd
Inbor roosnIs nro rosonsIbIo for
mosf of my o-mnII. IIonso confInuo
fo Iof mo know your Inuf nnd
Idons on fhoso nnd nny ofhor ro-
osnIs fhnf nro boIng consIdorod
fhIs !ogIsInfIvo SossIon.
IIonso o-mnII your Idons fo
!o.!ussoIIsfnfo.sd.us.
Area News
Pennington County Courant February 16, 2012 Page 3
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279-2175 Wall, SD
Preference given to appli-
cations postmarked by
March 1, 2012
March 1, 2012, will mark the pri-
ority deadline for filing an applica-
tion for the Shakopee Mdewakan-
ton Sioux Community Endowed
Scholarship at the University of
Minnesota for the 2012-2013 school
year. The SMSC Endowed Scholar-
ship was established in 2008
through a $2.5 million gift from the
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux
Community into a matching en-
dowment fund, creating a $5 mil-
lion endowment to provide scholar-
ships for American Indian stu-
dents. While the final deadline for
submission of applications is not
until September 1, 2012, prefer-
ence will be given to applications
postmarked by March 1, 2012. Ap-
plications postmarked after Sep-
tember 1, 2012, will not be ac-
cepted.
To date, 60 students have re-
ceived the Shakopee Mdewakanton
Sioux Community Endowed Schol-
arship.
We encourage qualified gradu-
ating high school students from
any state who are planning to at-
tend any of the University of Min-
nesota campuses to look into this
scholarship. While preference is
given to enrolled members of feder-
ally recognized tribes, students
who qualify under the Indian Edu-
cation Act are also eligible if they
meet the other requirements, said
SMSC Chairman Stanley R.
Crooks.
The SMSC scholarship program
is designed to recruit and retain
talented American Indian students
with demonstrated financial need
to the University of Minnesota. The
SMSC Endowed Scholarship at
U of M applications available
SMSC scholarship program is ad-
ministered by the University's Of-
fice for Equity and Diversity. The
primary goal of the SMSC scholar-
ship program is to support incom-
ing University of Minnesota fresh-
men and transfer students with
demonstrated financial need.
A smaller number of scholar-
ships may also be awarded to qual-
ified newly-admitted graduate and
professional students in specific
disciplines. For undergraduates,
scholarships are renewable for up
to four years or until graduation
(whichever comes first) contingent
upon academic performance. For
graduate and professional stu-
dents, the length of funding is con-
tingent upon academic perform-
ance, the school of enrollment, and
degree program and will be deter-
mined on a case-by-case basis.
Grades and financial need deter-
mine if the scholarship is renewed
for the following school year for
each student.
The SMSC Endowed Scholar-
ship celebrated a milestone in the
spring of 2011 when their first
graduate, Korina Barry (Leech
Lake Band of Ojibwe), graduated
from the U of M, Minneapolis cam-
pus with a Masters degree in So-
cial Work. Korina is the first of
the 60 students who have received
the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux
Community Endowed Scholarship
to graduate.
Scholarship recipients thus far
have come from across the country
and from a number of different
tribes. They come from Arizona,
New Mexico, Wisconsin, Illinois,
South Dakota, and North Dakota.
More than one-quarter of the stu-
dents are from Minnesota. Stu-
dents previously awarded the
SMSC Endowed Scholarships
come from as far as New York,
Utah, Oklahoma, and Colorado.
Previous recipients have majors as
diverse as Forensic Science to
Music to Biochemistry to Den-
tistry.
In todays society, an education
is essential, especially for our In-
dian people. We need our young
people to protect our tribal sover-
eignty, said Chairman Crooks.
To be considered for an SMSC
scholarship, students must meet
the following criteria:
Admission to one of the Univer-
sity's of Minnesota's five campuses
(Twin Cities, Crookston, Duluth,
Morris, or Rochester) as a full-time
undergraduate or graduate stu-
dent.
Enrollment or eligibility for en-
rollment in a federally-recognized
tribe or students who qualify
under the Indian Education Act
-Graduate and professional stu-
dents must have an academic focus
Ruland Arena LLC held a rifle
roping on Saturday, January 28.
Rifle Roping - 26 contestants.
Winners: First and Rifle win-
ner: Wyatt Treeby - 38.29 on four
head; Second: Rocky Lane - 48.06
on four head; Third: Klay ODaniel
- 52.55 on four head; Fourth: Rocky
Tibbs - 30.50 on three head; Fifth:
Billy Gallino - 30.58 on three head
and Sixth: Shaun Ruland - 33.59 on
three head.
Incentive Draw Pot - 60 teams.
Winners: First: Tim
Jandreau/Shaun Ruland - 21.86;
Second: Steve McDaniel/Jade Nel-
son - 24.52; Third: Billy
Gallino/Steve McDaniel - 29.67;
Ruland Arena LLC roping
First at contest ... The Haakon/Jackson County senior team
took first place team honors in the livestockology contest held
at the Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo youth day, February 4.
From left are Seth Haigh, who also received third place individ-
ual, Sam Haigh, second place individual, and Elle Moon, fourth
place individual. ~Courtesy Photo
Haakon/Jackson team
takes first place at BHSS
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Fourth: Larry Ruland/Klay O-
Daniel - 32.97 and Fifth: Erin
Simon/Shaun Ruland - 33.51.
Novice roping - 15 teams.
Winners: First: Gordon
Good/Carson Good - 19.27; Second:
Jade Nelson/Cameron Richter -
19.53; Third: Allen Good/Denton
Good - 32.70 and Fourth: Denton
Good/Rocky Tibbs - 41.37.
All Girl Team Roping - Eight
teams.
Winners: First: Sunnie
Reeves/Brooke Nelson - 37.18 on
three; Second: Sunnie Reeves/Eliz-
abeth Baker - 8.62 on one and
Third: Sunnie Reeves/Brooke Nel-
son - 9.61 on one head.
Winning the Ranch Rodeo title for a second year in a row was
the Crew Crop Insurance Team of Jeff Nelson, Jake Nelson,
Colton McDaniel and Tucker McDaniel.
~Photo by Codi Vallery-Mills Cattle Business Weekly
Philip teams proved their worth
in the event that continues to in-
crease in popularity for both spec-
tators and participants at the
Black Hills Stock Shows ranch
rodeo January 31.
Sixty teams entered the 2012
contest. The 240 team members
represented nine states. The 2011
event drew 53 teams from eight
states.
The Crew Crop Insurance #2
team from Philip again took top
honors. Members were Jeff Nelson,
Philip, Jake Nelson, Creighton,
Colton McDaniel, Philip and
Tucker McDaniel, Hayes.
Coming in second was the First
National Bank in Philip team. Its
members were Luke VanderMay,
Kadoka, Jamie Willert, Kadoka,
Cole Reinert, Wall and Nichols
Casper, New Underwood.
Also making it to the finals was
the Philip Livestock Auction team
of Zach Lanka, Box Elder, Matt
Mangis, Rapid City, Greg Lanka,
Ainsworth, Neb., and Michael
McPherson, Piedmont. Sky Vue
Motel, Rapid City, Travis Nelson,
Philip, Tom Coolahan, Hermosa,
Emery Walker, Gillette, Wyo., and
Jim Howell, Powderville, Mont.
was in the finals.
Other teams that made it to the
finals round were Live! With Jim
Thompson, (Ora Taton, Rapid
City, Brian McPherson, New Un-
derwood, Gilbert Grooms, Oglala,
Tyrel Taton, Beaver, Okla.), AXA
Equitable AgriFinance (Chip
Hiedler, Faith, Tye Hale, White
Owl, O.J. Hiedler, Opal, Brett
Wilcox, Red Owl), Chamberlain
Livestock (Donnie Moore, Lower
Brule, J.J. Hunt, Ridgeview,
Kaden Deal, Red Scaffold, Rollie
Wilson, Buffalo), Bismarck Ranch
(Ryan Olson, St. Onge, Joe
Smeenk, Newell, Lane Lamphere,
Sturgis, Tee Ridley, St. Onge),
Draggin 3 Performance Horses,
Kroeplin Ag, Torrington Livestock,
and JH Minor Co,
Other western South Dakota
teams included McNess Livestock
Nutrition of (Cody Weyer, Howes,
Lex Palmer, Faith, Tee Hale,
White Owl, Troy Wilcox, Red Owl),
73 Saloon (Zeb Hoffman,
Creighton, Levi Hapney, Quinn,
Spencer Cordes, Creighton, Billy
Myers, Spearfish), Crew Crop In-
surance #1 (Bruce Berry, Interior,
Zack West, Philip, Jade Berry,
Rapid City, Tate Thompson, Wan-
blee), Sheridan Livestock Auction
(Lex Grooms, Porcupine, Frank
Carlson, Belvidere, Michael Jones,
Oglala, Tyler Jones, Oglala),
Painter Ranch (Casey Holmes,
Rapid City, Joe Painter, Buffalo,
Clark ODonnell, Custer, Louie
Brunson, Interior), 2Rs Ap-
praisals/Keffeler Kreations/
Knuckle Saloon (Ryon Rypkema,
Caputa, Tyler Hippen, Gillette,
Merel Weyer, Faith, Josh Embree,
Rapid City), Assman Implement
(Levi Newsome, Chris Nix,
Chauncy Labrier, Craig McKenzie,
all of Murdo), Roghair Ranch (Lon-
nie Roghair, Isabel, Brad Roghair,
Okaton, Brice Roghair, Isabel,
Marty Roghair, Okaton), Johnson
Ranch Quarter Horse (Matt John-
son, Belle Fourche, Jesse Carlson,
Nisland, Ty English, Spearfish,
Keenan Smart, Nisland), St. Onge
Livestock (Troy Crowser, White-
wood, Brent Sutton, Onida, Cole
Elshere, Faith, Chancy Miller,
Faith), Chute 2 (Joe Wilson, Kyle,
Luke Newsome, Interior, T.K.
Sampson, Interior, Cooper Waln,
Parmalee), JPRanch (Nolan Reil,
Edgemont, Steve Reecy, Edge-
mont, Byron Garwood, Spencer,
Neb., Shawn Goodman, Pryor,
Mont), and Rafter H (Cody Har-
nack, Harrisburg, Neb, Ryan
Zohn, Newcastle, Wyo., Carl
Lehrkamp, Scenic, Chance Isbell,
Torrington, Wyo.).
Crew Crop Insurance take top
place again in Ranch Rodeo
Members of the Cedar Butte
Challengers 4-H Club competed in
the Black Hills Stock Show Youth
Day. Abby Moon won first place in
the Beginner Ground Beef Cook-
Off Contest with her Cheddar Beef
Cups. Tacia Osterberg partici-
pated by making One Skillet Beef
Stroganoff.
Elle Moon, with Sam and Seth
Haigh from Philip, placed first as
a team in the Livestockology Con-
test. Elle was fourth high individ-
ual.
In the Livestock Judging, Junior
Division, Jacob Bielmaier placed
sixth, Elle Moon was 11th, and
Katy Bielmaier was 13th. Monica
Bielmaier judged in the senior di-
Local 4-H members do
well at Stock Show
vision.
Trista Reinert, Jaicee Williams,
with Sage Gabriel of Quinn and
Kassidy Caspers of New Under-
wood, competed as a team in both
the Horse Quiz Bowl and Hippol-
ogy contests.
Savanna Deutscher, Samantha
Deutscher, Tacia Osterberg, Katy
Bielmaier, and Elle Moon recently
submitted essays for the 4-H South
Dakota Foundations for Life Essay
Contest. The Foundation for Life
Essay contest is to inspire young
people to reflect upon, express and
commit to profound and enduring
truths that will guide them to
make ethical choices throughout
their lives.
Chris Lurz Memorial Award ... Pictured from left to right:
Kenny Lurz, Kannan Lurz, Clint Stout, Dustin and Dymond Lurz,
Janet Lurz, Cylver Lurz and Kendra Swaney.
~Photo by Deb Smith
The Chris Lurz Memorial Award
that was awarded at the final dis-
trict 7B wrestling tournament held
in Philip on Saturday, February
11, 2012.
This is the 13th and last time
this award will be given out, as the
state is doing away with district
wrestling tournaments after this
year, so the family decided not to
continue the award.
This years recipient was Clint
Stout who wrestles for the Philip
Area Scotties. Clint is the son of
Jerry and Annie Stout and a jun-
ior at Kadoka High School, with a
27 and 7 record going into regions
next weekend.
Clint Stout receives Chris
Lurz Memorial Award
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Go/lereJ I, Ironcee Poe/e
Tho CInss of '5l of !nId CIfy,
hnd fhoIr monfhIy Iunchoon nf n
!nId CIfy rosfnurnnf, Kny
!oonnrd nffondod.
!orI Inuor from Abordoon,
sonf fho wookond vIsIfIng CuI,
nvo nnd ArIn OIson.
JIm CIssoII of !nId CIfy, Is
homo from fho hosIfnI buf goos
bnck froquonfIy for fhorny. Ho
hnd surgory for n brnIn fumor. Ho
wns n formor mInIsfor of fho WnII
MofhodIsf Church.
Thoro wns n bIrfhdny coIobrn-
fIon for Mnry SfrnndoII nf Wosf
HIIIs VIIIngo In !nId CIfy on Snf-
urdny, Iobrunry llfh. Wo offor our
congrnfuInfIons, Mnry, for ronch-
Ing fho grnnd numbor of 85 yonrs!
Tho MofhodIsf IndIos hnd fhoIr
VnIonfIno Ton on Snfurdny. Tho
fnbIos woro bonufIfuIIy docornfod
nnd food wns gronf. AIIco !Ichfor
wns sIck so sho couIdn`f sIng wIfh
AImn CrosbIo buf !Ifn Infforson
fIIIod In wIfh Inno musIc nccom-
nnyIng AImn wIfh fho nccordIon.
umbors woro down buf fho fIu
bug hns boon goIng nround, fhnf,
nnd fho coId wonfhor fhnf dny, buf
fhoso who nffondod hnd n good
fImo.
!oy nnd orofhy Hnmnnn sonf
Snfurdny nffornoon wnfchIng fhoIr
gronf-grnndson, AusfIn, Iny In n
bnskofbnII fournoy nf MIfchoII. If
wns foIovIsod on KOTA. AusfIn
Inys on fho VIborg fonm nnd hIs
nronfs nro TnmI nnd IrInn
Ijorknns. Isn`f fochnoIogy gronf!
Thoro`s n now bnby gIrI In fown.
IrosIoy Jnno wns born on Mondny,
Iobrunry 6, 20l2. Hor nronfs nro
Amnndn nnd !ynn Kjorsfnd;
grnndnronfs nro ChoryI nnd
!nndy WnIkor nnd KoIIy nnd Jom
Kjorsfnd; Inffy Kjorsfnd nnd Mnr-
IIyn WnIkor nro gronf-grnndmofh-
ors. CongrnfuInfIons fo fho fnmIIy.
Ioggy Ionno hns movod Info fho
nnrfmonf buIIdIng on l800
Shnvor Sfroof, !nId CIfy, fhIs
nsf wook. Sho Is rIghf noxf door
fo IvoIyn Kjorsfnd, so sho shouId
fooI rIghf nf homo - bofh hnvIng
IIvod In WnII. Hoo sho IIkos hor
now Inco.
On Mondny, fho 20fh, fho MonIs
Irogrnm wIII nof bo cookIng n noon
monI nf IrnIrIo VIIIngo ns If Is
IrosIdonf`s ny nnd fhoy gof fhnf
dny off. You nro In Iuck fhough, ns
fho SonIor CIfIzons docIdod fhoy
wIII sorvo nncnkos nnd hnm fhnf
dny nf fho VIIIngo. So If fhnf
sounds good for n chnngo, moof
fhoro nf noon.
Thoso ooIo whoso bIrfhdny
fnIIs on Iobrunry 29fh boIong fo n
socInI cIub! VIrgInIn IIom, for-
mnIIy of WnII, wIII coIobrnfo hor
20fh bIrfhdny fhIs yonr. To hoI
hor coIobrnfo fho occnsIon, hor kIds
hnvo sonf hor on n fhroo wook frI
fo AusfrnIIn. Whnf mnkos fhIs os-
ocInIIy nIco Is fhnf If Is fo vIsIf hor
sIsfor who hns IIvod fhoro for
mnny yonrs. A vory hny bIrfh-
dny fo you, VIrgInIn!
Tho Com Thonfro In IhIII hns
somo vory onforfnInIng movIos.
!nsf wookond If wns Wo Ioughf n
Zoo. Vovn Wornko, Mnrfhn John-
sfon nnd Irnncos Iosfo rodo down
wIfh onnn JodIIckn. SovornI
ofhor ooIo from WnII woro fhoro,
nIso. Wo hnd no Idon whnf fho
movIo wns nbouf buf If wns n good
sfory.
SInco Sundny wns Abrnhnm
!IncoIn`s bIrfhdny If sooms fIffIng
wo hnvo n quofo from hIm He
loe /le rigl/ /o cri/icice ulo loe
/le leor/ /o lelp.
WInd wns bIowIng wIfh gnIo
forco on Thursdny. Moro fhnn ono
gnrbngo confnInor ondod u In fho
sfroof. Tomornfuros woro coId on
IrIdny nnd Snfurdny. Tho fhor-
momofor mIghf hnvo boon hIghor
on Snfurdny buf foIf coIdor bo-
cnuso of fho broozo. Tomornfuros
In fho wookIy forocnsf confInuo fo
bo nIco. Hnvo n good wook.
IIoIds fook n Inffor of dovIIod
oggs, whIch woro nII consumod.
IronIcnIIy, Chnnco Trnsk, ono of
fho Inyors, hnonod fo brIng n
dozon frosh nnd rnw oggs for fho
hIghIy wInnor, whIch wns of
courso, !ynn IIoIds. Tho IIoIds
dIdn`f ovon hnvo fo shoII ouf
monoy fo roInco fho oggs Snndy
fook.
orofhy Andorson hnd noInf-
monfs In !nId CIfy, Thursdny
nnd IrIdny. Monn Thomson from
IngIo Iuffo, sfood Mondny
nIghf for suor. Ick (Hoss) SoIIc
from WInnor, vIsIfod Thursdny
ovonIng for Izzn, (mosf of If MoI
roorfod.) Iunny InII nnd gIrIs
sfood by Sundny nnd Ioff n cnro
nckngo, roIncIng fho Izzn fhnf
MoI dIdn`f gof.
Tho Snm Johnsfons, IIko fho
!Inns, hnvo boon goIng fo n Iof of
bnskofbnII gnmos, Hof srIngs on
IrIdny, nnd fo !nId CIfy on Snf-
urdny for fho Wosf !Ivor CIrIs
Tournnmonf. Tho WnII gIrIs fook
fhIrd Inco. Sundny nIghf, fho
Johnsfons wonf fo ow !ndor-
wood for !ogor IIII`s 50fh bIrfhdny
nrfy. !ogor nnd Snm nro brofhor-
In-Inws.
Cnry nnd Inm TInos wonf fo
son, John`s, soufh of ow !ndor-
wood, nnd sonf Snfurdny. Thoy
rofurnod wIfh fho grnndkIds,
!nInoo nnd Johnny.
Sundny nIghf, I cnIIod fho !nrry
Crnvnffs for nows. I wns vIsIfIng
wIfh !nrry whon Ioggy cnmo on
fho IIno from nnofhor hono. Sho
Informod bofh of us fhnf fhoy hnd
no nows. IoIng n susIcIous or-
son, I nnfurnIIy wondorod If fhoro
wns somo good gossI fhnf Ioggy
dIdn`f wnnf !nrry fo dIvuIgo.
IroddIo Iorguson roorfod fhnf
fho wook boforo, ho nffondod fho
Sfockmons Innquof nnd n nIghf of
rodoo nf fho fnIr. ThIs Insf wook,
howovor, ho dId nofhIng. I guoss
fhnf somo foIks cnn sfnnd onIy so
much oxcIfomonf.
IrIdny, CnfhorIno nnd !Indn
TIfff nffondod fho WIcksvIIIo
!ndIos CIub nf fho WIcksvIIIo
Church. Ono dny, !Indn nnd sIs-
fors, Jnnof WIIson nnd Mnrshn
IIsonbrnun of WnII, wonf fo
Chndron fo coIobrnfo sIsfor Cnr-
oIyn Iroch`s bIrfhdny. WhIIo fhoro,
fhoy nIso vIsIfod KoIII WIIson, who
nffonds Chndron Sfnfo. !Indn
workod fhroo dnys nf fho WnII
schooI fhIs Insf wook. Tho TIfffs
hnd !osIIo nnd AIIon Mnnn, Mnr-
gnrof nchfIgnII nnd JIm SmIfh
for Iunch, Snfurdny.
VIsIfors nf fho Inf Trnsks Sun-
dny woro Tom, Iocky nnd IIIIo
Iruch. AusfIn sonf fwo dnys nf
Irochs onfIng good food nnd fnrm-
Ing. (SrondIng forfIIIzor, buf for
somo ronson ho dIdn`f wnnf mo fo
monfIon fhnf.) Inf nnd AusfIn
wonf fo TImmon`s, Mnff`s In-Inws,
fo buIId corrnIs, buf broko n chnIn
so jusf hnd n good ronsf boof Iunch
Insfond. (AusfIn sooms fo bo n Iof
IIko hIs brofhor, Mnff; onfIng hIs
wny nround fho communIfy.) Inf
hnd nn nIfnIfn growors moofIng nf
hIs homo, Wodnosdny nIghf.
I couIdn`f ronch fho AI Trnsks,
buf AusfIn Informod mo fhnf AI
nnd IrIdgoff nffondod n MnrrIod
Swoofhonrfs dInnor nnd VnIon-
fInos nnco nf fho !nmkofn Inn.
I dIdn`f cnfch whnf nIghf fhnf wns.
Tho Tom Trnsks hnvo boon In
IonnsyIvnnIn for fho Insf fon dnys
or so, nf n Sorfsmon`s frndo-show;
romofIng fho nkofn Trohy
CIub. Thnf Is n grou of IocnI
rnnchors fhnf fnko ouf-of-sfnfo
hunfors.
Konny WIIson rofurnod from
IonnsyIvnnIn fhIs Insf wook nffor
hnvIng hoIod Tom Trnsk wIfh
fhIs vonfuro. TyIor nnd kIds nnd
Mnndoo woro horo on Sundny fo
hoI Konny coIobrnfo hIs 56fh
bIrfhdny. Hny bIrfhdny, Konny.
On Tuosdny, I, !nwronco Iurko,
wonf fo IhIII fo fho donfIsf. !us-
soII IurmoIsfor rodo nIong wIfh
mo nnd vIsIfod fho MconnoII
brofhors nf fho nursIng homo
whIIo I wns nf fho donfnI offIco.
Wodnosdny nIghf, Mnff Trnsk
sfood by nnd vIsIfod n whIIo. Ho
wnnfs fo do fho IIm SrIngs nows
occnsIonnIIy. I hnvo boon wnnfIng
fo quIf, so If fhIngs go rIghf, ho wIII
bo fnkIng my furn doIng fho nows
ovory fIffh wook. If somo of fho
ofhor rosIdonfs wnnf fo gof In on
fho fun, you`ro nIso woIcomo fo joIn
fho nows-sfnff.
Iunny InII nnd fwo of hor
dnughfors sfood horo nffor
church on Sundny nffornoon nnd
Ioff n cnro nckngo. Sho wns fho
snnck rovIdor nf church, nnd hnd
n fow fhIngs Ioff ovor. Thnnks
Iunny.
Iunny nIso snId fhnf IrIdny
nIghf Is fho Insf roguInr sonson
homo gnmo for fho WnII gIrIs bns-
kofbnII. If wIII sfnrf IrIdny nf 5:30
.m. IIm SrIngs hns fwo gIrIs
fhnf Iny bnskofbnII for WnII. Thoy
nro CnrIoo Johnsfon nnd ImIIy
!Inn, ns woII ns fwo formor IIm
SrIngs rosIdonfs, Iunny`s dnugh-
fors, Mnzoo nnd Mnffoo.
Quo/e. Ieceeeion ie ulen ,our
neiglIor loeee lie joI. Depreeeion
ie ulen ,ou loee ,oure. Iecoter, ie
ulen Boroc/ OIono loeee lie. Ao
offenee Denocro/e.
SuIni//eJ I, Lourence Bur/e
IXT!A, IXT!A, !ond nII nbouf
If. (romombor fhnf) Tho Info
bronkIng nows from IIm SrIngs
Is.formor IIm SrIngs ows ro-
orfor, Mnffhow Trnsk, wIII sfnrf
roorfIng fho IIm SrIngs ows
ngnIn, occnsIonnIIy. I, for ono, ro-
nIIy onjoyod hIs nows fho fwo
yonrs or so fhnf ho wrofo If. If wns
vory InformnfIvo, onforfnInIng,
nnd oducnfIonnI. IducnfIonnI In
rosocf fhnf I hnd fo koo n Wob-
sfor`s dIcfIonnry hnndy whonovor I
rond hIs nows. I Ionrnod fho monn-
Ing of n Iof of now words.
Somo of fho IIm SrIngs IndIos,
Jonn !Inn, Snndy IIoIds, CnroIIno
WIIsoy, nnd orofhy Andorson nnd
WIcksvIIIo IndIos, Inyo, VIckI nnd
ShorrI VoImor nnd ormn
WIIIInms hnd n quIIfIng Iosson Snf-
urdny nf fho IIm SrIngs fIro hnII.
Andy nnd KoIIIo !Inn hnvo boon
goIng fo bnskofbnII gnmos mosf of
fho wook, fo Hof SrIngs, Kndokn
nnd !nId CIfy. Tho WnII boys
hnvo gnmos on IrIdny wIfh InIfh,
nnd wIfh IIson on Snfurdny fho
25fh. I`m nof suro If fhoso boys
gnmos nro homo gnmos or nof.
Tho MorrIs !Inns hnd Cono nnd
Mnrshn IIufh for dInnor on Mon-
dny. On IrIdny, ShIrrIso wonf fo
!nId CIfy nnd hnd Iunch wIfh TIff
Knuo nnd MoIIssn Iyrno. Sho
wonf fo Iud nnd Ioggy IroInnds,
IrIdny nIghf, for n sfnm nrfy.
Sho hnd n sfnm moofIng on Snf-
urdny, nnd fhnf nIghf wonf fo
ChrIssy IIshoro`s. ChrIssy`s mom,
MnrcIn Arnoson, wns fhoro. CIydo
Arnoson wns n Sundny mornIng
vIsIfor for coffoo.
Snfurdny, CIydo wonf fo Con-
nIo`s In ow !ndorwood nnd sonf
mosf of fho dny. Sundny, nffor
church, Knssnndrn !Inn cnmo ovor
fo CIydo`s fo hoI hIm work on n
l,000 Ioco jIgsnw uzzIo. CIydo
dIdn`f sny If fhoy fInIshod or nof.
Tho JIm SmIfhs hosfod fho
monfhIy whIsf nrfy Wodnosdny
nIghf. !ynn IIoIds won hIgh scoro
wIfh MIck Trnsk fnkIng Iow. (Sorry
MIck, buf ns n nows roorfod, I nm
obIIgnfod fo roorf nII nows.)
I monfIonod fhnf !ynn IIoIds
won fIrsf rIzo for hIgh scoro; for
you foIks oufsIdo our communIfy,
our whIsf nrfy consIsfs of fIvo fn-
bIos of four Inyors onch, or fwonfy
ooIo. Mosf of fho couIos, or
IndIos, brIng fronfs for fho Inyors
fo munch on. Thnf nIghf Snndy
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Commercial & Residential nstallation,
Service & Repair
Serving Wall & Surrounding Areas
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SuIni//eJ I, Jon CorlIon
Iufch nnd Judy !Ivormonf ro-
furnod homo Mondny nffor n frI
fo ArIzonn. Thoy vIsIfod Iufch's
brofhor, Cnry nnd hIs wIfo Inrb nf
Sodonn, AZ. Thoy nIso sonf n cou-
Io dnys In Mosn vIsIfIng Judy's
cousIn, ArII Cusnfuson nnd hor
husbnnd.
ShIrIoy Cnrfnor hnd surgory on
Jnnunry 3l. If wns n foIIow-u sur-
gory for n hornIn nffor hor surgory
sho hnd Insf yonr. Sho Is doIng fIno
nnd Is rondy fo go bnck fo work on
Mondny. Torry Is doIng woII fhIs
wInfor foo.
Wnyno nnd MnrcIn Huofhor ro-
furnod homo on Wodnosdny from n
CnrIbbonn CruIso ouf of Snn Junn,
Iuorfo !Ico. Tho cruIso wns for
sovon dnys nnd fhoy sonf fhroo
dnys In Snn Junn.
ormnn nnd Jonn AmIoffo on-
joyod dInnor nf Iornnrd nnd Inrb
Horbor's on Wodnosdny. Thursdny
nffornoon fhoy drovo fo WnII for
fho InforIor grndo boys' bnskofbnII
gnmo wIfh WnII. If wns fhoIr fIrsf
gnmo of fho sonson nnd cnmo homo
wIfh n Ioss.
Tho InforIor fonm wIII bo Iny-
Ing moro gnmos fhIs wook. On
Tuosdny, fhoy wIII Iny IhIII nf
InforIor nf 4:30, fhon Thursdny
fhoy Iny WnII nf InforIor nf 4:30.
IrIdny fhoy wIII frnvoI fo MnrfIn
for n gnmo nf 3:30.
Asfn AmIoffo drovo fo WInnor
on Thursdny fo vIsIf ondoo nnd
kIds. Sho wnnfod fo soo fho nInf
job sho hoIod wIfh In fho IIvIng
room fho Insf fImo sho wns
fhoro.Sho cnmo homo fhnf dny
fhrough MnrfIn nnd fook cnro of
somo busInoss fhoro. On Snfurdny,
Asfn wonf bnck fo MnrfIn wIfh
Tuckor fo wnfch TnyIor's bnskof-
bnII gnmo.
Joo Johndronu's mofhor from
Cordon, I, vIsIfod from Thurs-
dny fhrough Snfurdny wIfh Joo,
JuIIo, nnd !IIIInn.
KovIn nnd Jonnno Kruso soId
fhoIr sfoors nf fho If. IIorro !Ivo-
sfock on IrIdny.
MIko, Jonn, KroId nnd JusfInn
AmIoffo nIong wIfh Kon nnd JuIIo
nnd Courfnoy InrfIoff drovo fo
!nId CIfy on IrIdny for n !ush
hockoy gnmo. Thoy mof IddIo
AmIoffo nnd gIrIs nf fho gnmo.
Adnm sfnyod wIfh ormnn nnd
Jonn.
MnrcIn Huofhor vIsIfod hor
mofhor In fho hosIfnI In !nId
CIfy on Snfurdny. Mrs. onko Is n
rosIdonf nf fho Cood SnmnrIfnn
Confor In ow !ndorwood nnd
wIII bo rofurnIng fhoro soon.
Chuck CnrIbom wonf fo !nId
CIfy, Snfurdny mornIng, fo wnfch
grnndson, Irosfon ArIfy's bnskof-
bnII gnmo. Affor fho gnmo, fhoy
hnd Iunch fogofhor. Jnn sfnyod
homo nursIng n coId, fho worsf
sho's hnd sInco hor fonchIng dnys.
Iorry nnd CnroIIno CufIII hnvo
boon doIng somo romodoIIng on
fhoIr kIfchon fhIs nsf wook. Snf-
urdny, fhoy woro In !nId for somo
suIIos nnd wonf ouf fo dInnor for
CnroIIno's bIrfhdny.
Tho Imorgoncy ModIcnI !oson-
dor cInss fInIshod u on Sundny,
Iob. l2. Thoro woro nbouf l0 oo-
Io fnkIng fho cInss.
Tho "!IffIo IrIonds ChIIdcnro
IroschooI wIII hnvo nn oon houso
on Snfurdny, Mnrch 3. ThIs chIId-
cnro Is undor fho mnnngomonf of
ob Moyors nnd wIII bo Iocnfod In
fho houso of fho Info Mnrgo
!oynoIds. Sho Inns fo oon for
fuII cnro on Mnrch l2. ThIs Is n
much noodod fncIIIfy In InforIor.
!omombor fho InforIor IIro
of`s. nncnko suor nnd bIngo
on Snfurdny ovonIng bogInnIng nf
5 o'cIock.
1n1er1or Neus
C1ub No1es
WAII ART G\II
WnII Arf CuIId mof nf fho QuInn
CommunIfy Confor, Iobrunry 6fh
for n moofIng nnd fo work on
nInfIngs. oIn IrIco, !ornn
Mooro, !orI SchroIbor nnd onIfn
onko woro fho mombors rosonf.
IusInoss: Wo docIdod fo moof In
QuInn fho fIrsf nnd fhIrd Mondnys
of fho monfh fo work on nrf.
!orI mndo n mofIon fo ny fho
CommunIfy Confor $30 ouf of our
nrf nccounf for uso of fho hnII. Mo-
fIon by !ornn fo IncIudo fho wrIf-
ors grou In our Arf Show nf WnII
rug Sforo, Mnrch 3lsf nnd ArII
lsf.
oIn wIII confncf TnmI Inuor,
Idgomonf, S fo bo socInI nrfIsf
nf fho nrf show. !ornn wIII hnvo
fho mnIIIng IIsf rondy fo nddross
nnd mnII noxf moofIng.
MoofIng ndjournod.
!ornn Mooro Soc.
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YO\NG AT HART SNIOR
CITIZN GRO\P
Young nf Honrf SonIor CIfIzons
mof Iobrunry 6fh, nf IrnIrIo VII-
Ingo, wIfh l? mombors nffondIng.
Tho moofIng wns cnIIod fo ordor by
CnroI Hnhn. ArfIcIo wns rond on
usIng groon bngs fo snvo onorgy. If
wns vory onforfnInIng.
Tronsurors roorf wns gIvon, n-
rovod nnd ronrod for nudIf.
MInufos of Insf moofIng woro rond
nnd nrovod.
Mnrgnrof HondrIckson mndo n
mofIon fo confInuo sondIng $50 or
yonr fo fho ChIIdron`s HosIfnI, wo
hnvo boon suorfIng. If wns n-
rovod. If wns nIso nrovod fo
gIvo $l00 fo fho Suorf fho
Troos.
If wns movod fo koo fho offIcors
ns fhoy nro: CnroI Hnhn, IrosI-
donf; orofhy Hnmnnn, Trons-
uror; nnd ArIn OIson, Socrofnry.
If wns docIdod fo hnvo n nncnko
Iunch on Iobrunry 20 ns fhoro wIII
bo no monI sorvod by MonIs on
WhooIs.
Iob. ll: VnIonfInos Ton nf fho
MofhodIsf Church.
Iob. l4: Thomo MonI.
Iob. l6: SonIor IofIuck.
Iob. 2l: Inncnkos nf Wnsfn
MofhodIsf Church.
Hosfossos fodny woro !ucIIIo
nnd onnn.
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larcnl-. 1rav|- : /nanda r|nk, wall
|bl|ng-. Rulh, a|lh : Rhqdcn
lalcrnal Crandarcnl-.
ccll : laula Car-cn, wall lcrn|c lulchcr, carl|-h
llakc : Jancllc l|ck-, wanblcc
lhc lalc larrq r|nk
lalcrnal Crcal-Crandarcnl-.
Cl|vcr : Caqlc Car-cn, wall
Jcqcc lulchcr, larblclcn, w.
lcrnard : larb lcrbcr, adcka
lclla l|ck-, larl|n
/l|cc larvcq, .anklcn
lalcrnal Crcal-Crcal-
Crandnclhcr.
wqncna Car-cn, adcka
N:,t ts:|!ss l:|ss
Jattq Je-tad
a||| e 7t qea- qeaaq
ea Je-aa-q 27, 2tI2.
J|eae e|a a |a 0eae-|aq
0e- a|t0 a ca-d 0eae-.
Te |eee qea em, g-aadma
aad g-eat-g-aadma!
Ca-d maq e eat te:
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Pennngton ounty ourant - leLruary +, o+ - Page
Regous
Wu!! B!dg.
Centev
2?9-2l58
WnII, S
Des Tlre
S MuffIer
279-2168
WaII, SD
Hustead's
WaII
Drug
Store
Cu!! 2?9-2565 to be u
sponsov on tLIs cLuvcL
dIvectovy.
Rusb FuneraI Home
Chapels in Philip, Wall & Kadoka
Jack, Gayle & D.J. Rush
www.rushfuneralhome.com
DowIing Community Church
Memorial Day through Labor Day
Service 10:00 a.m.
BadIands Cowboy Church
WaII Rodeo Grounds
Wednesdays, 7 p.m.
EvangeIicaI Free BibIe Church
WaII
Ron Burtz, Pastor
279-2867 www.waIIfreechurch.com
Wednesdays: Good News Club, 2:45 p.m.,
Awana 4:45 p.m., Youth Nite, 7:00 p.m.;
Sundays: Sunday School &
Adult Bible Fellowship, 9 a.m.,
Sunday Worship Service, 10:30 a.m.,
Women's Bible Study, 6:30 p.m.
Interior Community Church
Highway 44 East
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.;
Sunday Worship Service 10:30 a.m.
Scenic Community Church
Pastor Ken Toews
Services - 2nd and 4th Sundays
9:00 a.m.; Sept. through May.
First Baptist Church
New Underwood
Pastor James Harbert
Bible Study, 9:00 a.m.;
Sunday Services, 10:00 a.m.
WaII United Methodist Church
Pastor Darwin Kopfmann 279-2359
Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m.
Wasta
Services Sundays at 8:30 a.m.
New Underwood Community Church
Pastor Ed Wyatt
Sunday School 9 a.m.;
Adult & Children Service 10 a.m.;
Youth Fellowship: Wed. 7 - 8:30 p.m.
St. John's CathoIic Church
New Underwood
Father WiIIiam Zandri
Mass: Sundays at 11:00 a.m.;
Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. at
Good Samaritan Nursing Home;
Reconciliation before Sun. Mass
First EvangeIicaI Lutheran Church
WaII
Pastor Curtis GarIand
Sunday Service, 9 a.m.
EmmanueI Lutheran Church
Creighton
Services 11:00 a.m. Sunday morning.
St. Patrick's CathoIic Church WaII
Rev. Leo Hausmann
Masses: Saturday 5 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m.
Weekdays refer to Bulletin
St. Margaret Church Lakeside
Mass: Saturday 7 p.m. even number months or
Sunday 10 a.m. odd number months
HoIy Rosary Church Interior
Mass: Saturday 7 p.m. odd number months or
Sunday 10 a.m. even number months
by CorneIius R. Stam
f there is one thing that
God would have His peo-
ple do amid the rising
apostasy of our day it is to
show their colors. As the
enemy comes in like a
flood, even Bible-believing
Christians are apt to hide
a banner which they
should unfurl and boldly
display. That banner is
Christ. How many believ-
ers fear to speak up for
Him because His name is
increasingly despised!
But, as in any war of any
size, many and varied
flags are carried into bat-
tle, this is so in the Chris-
tian conflict too, for the
Bible, godly living, faithful
comrades, etc., are all
banners by which we
should take our stand,
flags we should display.
One such banner is fun-
damentalism, a slogan, a
battle cry, which many be-
lievers are putting aside
and hiding away just when
they should display and
wave it boldly. Some, rec-
ognizing the spiritual de-
cline among fundamental-
ists, prefer to be called
simply believers or Chris-
tians. We can appreciate
this point of view but do
not feel it is valid in this
time of spiritual crisis.
At a time when the fun-
damentals of the Christian
faith are being threatened
as never before, we can
do much to show that we
stand for these basic doc-
trines, identifying our-
selves openly with them
by calling ourselves fun-
damentalists. The rapid
pace at which the apos-
tasy is rising about us
makes it the more urgent
that we display this ban-
ner. We believe that there
is strong Scriptural sup-
port for this view, e.g., in
Acts 23:6, where we read
that Paul called himself a
Pharisee to show that he
stood for basic Bible doc-
trine and against those
who denied it.
Bible-believing Chris-
tian: show your colors!
BANNERS TO DISPLAY
Ob11uor1es
TWO MINUTES
With The Bible
Berean Bible Society
PO Box 756
Germantown, W 53022
www.bereanbiblesociety.org
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wc|ghl. 5 lb-. c cz. l`
larcnl-. andcn : Ila|nc |ncn-
|bl|ng-. Rcgan, 1hanc : /lhcna
wallcr : lar|c Cndahl
Jack : lhc lalc Chcrql |ncn-
larq : lhc lalc rank lradq
1hc lalc 1cn : Ila|nc Cndahl
1hc lalc /rlcnc 1allcq
1hc lalc Clark ccll
1hc lalc lark : largarcl |ncn-
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N0TICE
The Wall School is accepting sealed bids at PO Box 414, Wall, SD
57790, for the following vehicles:
1994 ChevroIet Suburban: 1/2 ton 4x4, 229,401 miles as of
02/08/2012, 3rd row seating, running boards, AC does not work, fair
tires, new battery and alternator in 2011, body is in good condition.
2002 ChevroIet Astro Van: Rear wheel drive, 147,780 miles as of
02/08/2012, 3rd row seating, am/fm/cd player, new battery in 2011,
good tires, some body damage.
Vehicles are parked on West side of new school. Contact Dan
Hauk or Kim Morgan at 279-2156. Sealed bids will be accepted until
12 pm on March 14, 2012 and can be mailed to Wall School, PO Box
414, Wall, SD 57790.
The Wall School reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to
waive any irregularities therein and reserves the right to award sale
to the highest responsible bidder as they so determine.
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AIvIn CnrI ZIofIow, Jr., 82, of
SconIc nssod nwny on Mondny,
Iobrunry 6, 20l2 nf hIs homo.
Ho wns born Mnrch 25, l929 In
!nId CIfy fo AIvIn Sr. nnd IdIfh
(Homonwny) ZIofIow. AIvIn wns
fho Insf nnd Iono grndunfo of Sco-
nIc HIgh SchooI In l948. AIvIn voI-
unfoorod for fho !S AIr Iorco from
l950 fo l954. Ho sorvod mnInIy ns
n HurrIcnno Hunfor In Iormudn
whoro ho mof hIs IovIng wIfo Jnnof
OIdonburg of !n Crosso, WI. Thoy
woro mnrrIod for 56 yonrs.
In l9?3 ho Incorornfod nkofn
IIossom InforrIso, n bookooIng
corornfIon. AIvIn Incorornfod fho
fnmIIy rnnch Info nyco !fd. on
ArII l0, l985 whIch wIII bo l00
yonrs oId In 20l8.
AIvIn sorvod ns n mombor nnd
chnIrmnn of fho !nId VnIIoy
Wnfor SorvIco Comnny for 25
yonrs. Ho wns nIso vory ncfIvo In
fho IonnIngfon Counfy !oubII-
cnn Inrfy nnd sorvod ns nsf ros-
Idonf nnd mombor of fho Soufh
nkofn Iookooors AssocInfIon for
35 yonrs. AIvIn rIdod hImsoIf on
hoIIng froubIod youfh by gIvIng
fhom n job workIng wIfh fho boos
or on fho rnnch. Ho wns nn nvId
rondor nnd sfudIod fho hIsfory of
fho WorId Wnrs, IndInn Wnrs nnd
Cormnny. Ho IIvod hIs fInnI yonrs
bnck nf fho rnnch whoro ho wns
born.
Ho Is survIvod by hIs wIfo Jnnof
ZIofIow of SconIc; hIs son !Ioyd
(CnroIyn) ZIofIow of !nId CIfy;
hIs dnughfor CocI (IIII) Sfoon of
SconIc; four grnndchIIdron,
Snmnnfhn Sfoon of !nId CIfy,
nIIns Sfoon of SconIc, Irndy nnd
ImIIy ZIofIow of !nId CIfy; nnd
hIs brofhor Idwnrd ZIofIow of VIc-
forIn IrIfIsh CoIumbIn, Cnnndn.
Tho socInI fwInkIo of hIs oyo woro
hIs fwo gronf grnndsons, AIdon
nnd IInyko.
SorvIcos woro hoId IrIdny, Iob-
runry l0, 20l2, nf fho KIrk Iu-
nornI Homo In !nId CIfy, wIfh
Insfor Josh Jonos offIcInfIng.
IurInI wIfh fuII mIIIfnry honors
foIIowod nf IInck HIIIs nfIonnI
Comofory nonr SfurgIs.
A momorInI hns boon osfnb-
IIshod fo HosIco of fho HIIIs.
Wasta Methodist Church
SBB0VE TUES0AY
Paacake Supper
February 21, 2012
Serving 4:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Menu
!dev!y Meu!s
(Sevved ut PvuIvIe VI!!uge)
Iebvuuvy 16 -
Iebvuuvy 22, 2012
TLuvsduy: IIQ ChIckon
!ogs, Inkod Iofnfo w/Sour
Cronm, MIxod VogofnbIos, Ionrs.
IvIduy: CoId CIub SnndwIch,
IngIIsh Ion SnInd, V-8 JuIco,
MIxod IruIf.
Monduy:
do Mea|
Pret|de0f' t 0ay
Tuesduy: MnndnrIn Ornngo
ChIckon Ironsf, InrsIoy Iofn-
foos, IroccoII, Innnnn.
Wednesduy:
Ath Ned0etday
Cronm of Iofnfo Sou, Tunn
SnInd SnndwIch, SIIcod Tomn-
foos, JoIIo w/ToIng, Ionchos.
24 Louv
ResevvutIons RequIved
Cu!! 2?9-254?
Ieuve u messuge
A meas ncude a mk and a Lread
servng.
Nenu suLject to change wthout
notce.
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BveukIust und
IuncL Menu
Iebvuuvy 16 to
Iebvuuvy 22, 2012
TLuvsduy: Ironkfnsf: CIn-
nnmon !oII, Chooso SfIck, MIIk
or JuIco.
!unch: Hnm SIIco, Mnshod
Iofnfo w/Crnvy, Ions, AIo
SIIcos, !oII, MIIk.
IvIduy: o SchooI.
Monduy: Ironkfnsf: Inn-
cnko, Snusngo, MIIk or JuIco.
!unch: oII SnndwIch, Iofnfo
SnInd, IruIf, MIIk.
Tuesduy: Ironkfnsf: Hof Co-
ronI, Tonsf, Chooso SfIck, MIIk
or JuIco.
!unch: SnghoffI w/Monf
Snuco, CnrIIc Irond, MIIk.
Wednesduy: Ironkfnsf: Igg
& Chooso OmoIof, Tonsf, MIIk
or JuIco.
!unch: CrIIIod Chooso,
Tomnfo Sou, Crnckors, MIIk.
NANLAL ULS
XPIOR TH WORI
OI INTRNATIONAI
INVSTMNTS
IiclorJ Wolle/ron
uuu.eJuorJjonee.con
You`ro robnbIy nccusfomod fo
monsurIng fho rogross of your In-
vosfmonfs, nnd fho ovornII condI-
fIon of fho Invosfmonf worId, by
chockIng on Indoxos such ns fho
ow Jonos IndusfrInI Avorngo nnd
fho S&I 500. And sInco fhoso
fyos of bonchmnrks focus nImosf
oxcIusIvoIy on AmorIcnn comn-
nIos, you mIghf gof fho Idon fhnf
fho bosf Invosfmonfs nro Iocnfod
rIghf horo In fho !nIfod Sfnfos.
Iuf fhnf ImrossIon wouId bo fnIso
bocnuso fhoro nro, IIfornIIy, n
worId of Invosfmonf oorfunIfIos
boyond fho !.S. bordors.
In fncf, ns of fho ond of 20l0,
!.S. sfock mnrkofs consfIfufod Ioss
fhnn n fhIrd of fho fofnI gIobnI
sfock mnrkof vnIuo, nccordIng fo
fho WorId Innk. And you cnn rob-
nbIy jusf Iook nround nf fho rod-
ucfs you uso In your dnIIy IIfo fo
IdonfIfy mnny succossfuI foroIgn
comnnIos.
Why Invosf n orfIon of your
orffoIIo InfornnfIonnIIy Horo nro
n couIo of ronsons fo consIdor:
:Crowfh ofonfInI Tho
!nIfod Sfnfos Is n mnfuro, hIghIy
dovoIood oconomy. Thnf doosn`f
monn, of courso, fhnf wo hnvo no
usIdo horo. Howovor, you cnn
nIso fInd consIdornbIo growfh o-
fonfInI In omorgIng mnrkofs
counfrIos such ns ChInn, IndIn,
IrnzII nnd MoxIco fhnf nro chnrnc-
forIzod by youngor, Ioss mnfuro
oconomIos.
:IvorsIfIcnfIon Tho worId`s
fInnncInI mnrkofs nro somowhnf
doondonf on ono nnofhor, buf
fhnf doosn`f monn fhoy consfnnfIy
movo In unIson. In nny gIvon yonr,
fho !.S. mnrkofs mny bo down,
buf InfornnfIonnI mnrkofs mIghf
bo doIng boffor. ConsoquonfIy, If
durIng fhnf yonr, you hnd Invosfod
onIy In !.S. comnnIos, your orf-
foIIo mny hnvo fnkon n hIf. If`s Im-
orfnnf fo dIvorsIfy your orffoIIo
by InvosfIng In mnny dIfforonf vo-
hIcIos, buf you cnn nIso boosf your
dIvorsIfIcnfIon fhrough googrnhy.
(Koo In mInd, fhough, fhnf dIvor-
sIfIcnfIon cnn`f gunrnnfoo n rofIf
or rofocf ngnInsf Ioss.)
WhIIo InfornnfIonnI InvosfIng
cnn bo bonofIcInI, If doos nof como
wIfhouf rIsks. Ior ono fhIng, whon
you Invosf ovorsons, you mny on-
counfor oIIfIcnI InsfnbIIIfy, whIch
couId fhronfon fho fInnncInI mnr-
kofs of n counfry or rogIon. Con-
vorsoIy, fInnncInI robIoms, such
ns fho Iuroonn dobf crIsIs, cnn ro-
suIf In Ioss of confIdonco In IndIvId-
unI govornmonfs. AIso, you mIghf
oxorIonco curroncy rIsk, whIch
monns fhnf chnngos In fho vnIuo of
fho !.S. doIInr roInfIvo fo foroIgn
curroncIos couId hnrm fho vnIuo of
your Invosfmonfs. And In nny
gIvon yonr, nny mnrkof, foroIgn or
domosfIc, mny bo down.
!IfImnfoIy, you shouId robnbIy
IImIf your oxosuro fo Infornn-
fIonnI Invosfmonfs fo no moro fhnn
20 fo 25 of your ovornII orffo-
IIo, wIfh fho oxncf nmounf, If nny,
doondIng on your sIfunfIon
your gonIs, rIsk foIornnco, fImo
horIzon, fInnncInI sIfunfIon nnd
ofhor fncfors. You mny nIso wnnf
ndd nn InfornnfIonnI fInvor fo your
orffoIIo by InvosfIng In qunIIfy
!.S. comnnIos fhnf do n consIdor-
nbIo nmounf of busInoss nbrond. In
nny cnso, gIvon fho moro comIox
nnfuro of InfornnfIonnI InvosfIng,
you`II wnnf fo consuIf wIfh n fInnn-
cInI rofossIonnI boforo wrIfIng n
chock.
SfIII, consIdor fho InfornnfIonnI
Invosfmonf worId. WIfh n IIffIo ox-
IorIng, you mny dIscovor somo
good ossIbIIIfIos ouf fhoro.
.+-.--. . .+--, ,..,.-. -.____________________
!nwronco I. "!nrry" IfoIfor, Jr.,
ngo ?5, of IhIII, S.., dIod Mon-
dny, Iobrunry l3, 20l2, nf fho
!nId CIfy !ogIonnI HosIfnI.
!nwronco Iofor IfoIfor, Jr., bof-
for known ns !nrry, wns born dur-
Ing fho Cronf orossIon on Mny
l8, l936, nf fho fnmIIy homo nonr
IhIII. !nrry wns fho fourfh of
oIghf chIIdron born fo !nwronco
nnd MnrIo (Hnnson) IfoIfor. Ho
grow u nnd nffondod schooI nf
IhIII nnd joInod fho Army on Iob-
runry 2, l956.
!nrry wns unIfod In mnrrIngo fo
VIrgInIn nrdon on ovombor l3,
l95?, In !nwfon, OkIn.; nnd fo fhIs
unIon woro born sIx chIIdron,
Mnrk, Inrbnrn, nnny, nrroII,
oIborf nnd Scoff.
On JuIy l3, l968, !nrry wns
unIfod In mnrrIngo fo HoIon SoIon
In IhIII, nnd fo fhIs unIon woro
born n dnughfor, Mnry, nnd n son,
KoIIy.
Affor rofurnIng from fho sorvIco,
!nrry wns n mochnnIc for orofhy
Irofhors In IhIII. !nfor ho wns n
cnr snIosmnn nnd nrf ownor of fho
busInoss ns woII.
!nrry nnd HoIon urchnsod fho
ThundorbIrd MofoI In l9?2 nnd
urchnsod fho ?3 Inr In l9?5. Thoy
Infor soId fhoso busInossos fo rnnch
fuII fImo. Thoy rnnchod fhoIr onfIro
mnrrIod IIfo.
As n young mnn, !nrry rncod
sfock cnrs In IIorro, !nId CIfy,
MIIIor nnd Huron. Ho hnd n IIfo-
Iong nssIon for rncIng nnd cnrs In
gonornI. Ior yonrs, ho onjoyod coI-
IocfIng snddIos, bIfs, surs nnd hnd
quIfo nn oxfonsIvo coIIocfIon nnd
onjoyod shnrIng fhoIr hIsfory. Ho
onjoyod fonm roIng nf fho ll-MIIo
nnd IhIII roIng nronns. Ho nIso
ronIIy Iovod fo Iny cnrds nf fho
ooI hnII nnd Infor fho Ind !Ivor
SonIor CIfIzon`s Confor, nnd ho
novor nssod u nn oorfunIfy fo
Iny n rncfIcnI joko whIch mnny
cnn nffosf fo. !nrry nnd HoIon
Iovod fo dnnco. Thoy onjoyod mnny
dnys nnd nIghfs of dnncIng In fho
nron unfII hIs body wouId nof nIIow
If nny moro.
TruIy bIossod nnd grnfofuI for
shnrIng hIs IIfo nro hIs wIfo, HoIon,
of IhIII; chIIdron, Mnrk IfoIfor
nnd hIs wIfo, ob, of TuIsn, OkIn.,
Inrbnrn Wonvor nnd hor husbnnd,
nnny, of Conroo, Toxns, nnny
IfoIfor nnd hIs wIfo, MnIIndn, of
Snnd SrIngs, OkIn., nrroII
IfoIfor nnd hIs wIfo, Shnron, of
TuIsn, OkIn., oIborf IfoIfor of
TuIsn, Scoff IfoIfor of IrIo, Ionn.,
Mnry Iurnoff nnd hor husbnnd,
nvId, of IhIII, nnd KoIIy IfoIfor
nnd hIs wIfo, AshIoy, of MIfchoII; l3
grnndchIIdron, Mnffhow IfoIfor,
KozIn Wonvor, !nurn IfoIfor, Cody
IfoIfor, JusfIn IfoIfor, MIfchoII
IfoIfor, Shno IfoIfor, IInzo IfoIfor,
MoIIssn HoIInnd, nvId Iurnoff,
Koognn Iurnoff, Ifhnn Iurnoff,
nnd Cnrvor onnIng; fhroo gronf-
grnndchIIdron, Aydon oo, Jordnn
oo nnd !uko IfoIfor; four brofh-
ors, Coorgo IfoIfor nnd hIs wIfo,
onnn, of Sf. MnrIos, Idnho, !oo
IfoIfor nnd hIs wIfo, Jnnof, of !ynn-
wood, Wnsh., !oy IfoIfor nnd hIs
wIfo, Mnrgnrof, of IhIII, nnd
!oborf !oo Inrnoy IfoIfor of
IhIII; ono sIsfor, IIIn Mno
Kofchum of MnrysvIIIo, Wnsh.; nnd
n hosf of ofhor roInfIvos nnd
frIonds.
!nrry wns rocodod In donfh by
hIs nronfs; ono brofhor, MoIvIn
IfoIfor; nnd ono sIsfor, IInIno
WIIIInms.
VIsIfnfIon wIII bo hoId from 4:00
fo 6:00 .m. Wodnosdny, Iobrunry
l5, nf fho AmorIcnn !ogIon HnII In
IhIII, nnd ono hour rocodIng fho
sorvIcos on Thursdny.
IunornI sorvIcos wIII bo hoId nf
l0:00 n.m. on Thursdny, Iobrunry
l6, nf fho AmorIcnn !ogIon HnII In
IhIII, wIfh Infhor KovIn Achbnch
offIcInfIng.
MusIc wIII bo rovIdod by MnrI-
Iyn MIIIngo, InnIsf, !ogor Iorch,
vocnIIsf, nnd MoIIssn HoIInnd, vo-
cnIIsf.
!shors nro Sonny !nIonu nnd
Mnrk !ndwny. InIIbonrors nro JIm
IIoom, Mnrk IuchhoIz, MIko ofo-
boom, IIII SIovok, Cnry Sfohon-
son, Jorry ovIIIo, nvo HommIng-
son, Iob Iorry nnd IIIIy Mnrkwod.
Informonf wIfh mIIIfnry honors
wIII bo nf fho MnsonIc Comofory In
IhIII.
A momorInI hns boon osfnb-
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By CoucL KIev
Tho VnrsIfy !ndy IngIos bnffIod
fho !ndy Cougnrs on IrIdny, Iob-
runry 3 In Kndokn. Thoy unforfu-
nnfoIy dId nof wnIk nwny wIfh n
wIn. Tho fInnI scoro wns 5l fo 5?.
Krysfn Kjorsfnd Iod fho fonm In
scorIng wIfh l5 oInfs; foIIowod by
SndIo O`!ourko wIfh l2 nnd Au-
fumn SchuIz wIfh l0.
Sohomoro, KnIfIIn SchroIbor,
wns nIso n hugo nssof fo fho fonm
ns sho fofnIod horsoIf l0 robounds
for fho gnmo, whIch Iod fho fonm.
ThIs gnmo wns n nssIonnfo
gnmo of bnskofbnII. Onco ngnIn,
our IondorshI on fho courf, off fho
courf, In fho Iockor room, nnd ovon
In fImo oufs Is nbsoIufoIy nmnzIng!
AII of fho gIrIs on fho fonm
Inyod l00 orconf from fhoIr
honrfs, nnd If showod by how hnrd
fhoy workod. !nforfunnfoIy, Info
In fho fourfh qunrfor, somo of our
gIrIs found fhomsoIvos In fouI
froubIo. ThIs hurf fho fonm ns our
l0 oInf Iond sIowIy fndod nwny.
Howovor, our sonson Is nof ovor
wIfh, nnd wo hoo fo moof fhoso
!ndy Cougnrs In fho CIvIc Confor
for n romnfch of fho !ogIon Chnm-
IonshI ngnIn.
Wo boIIovo In our gIrIs, nnd I
know fhoIr nssIon for bnskofbnII
wIII rovnII, nddod Conch Hoss.
Stuts
Wu!!: 11 11 15 14 = 51
Kudoku: 3 0 16 20 = 57
Scoring: CnrIoo Johnsfon 0-8 0-0
0, Krysfn Kjorsfnd 5-ll 5-9 -l5,
Aufumn SchuIz 3-6 4-? l0, KnIfIIn
SchroIbor l-9 0-0 2, SndIo
O`!ourko 5-l0 l-3 l2, InIIoy !yfIo
0-2 0-0 0, MonIcn IIoImnIor l-l l-
2 4, JosIo IInsIus 4-8 0-l 8. Totu!s
l9-55 ll-22 5l.
1ield Coul percentuge: !ndy
IngIos .345.
3-point field goulo: !ndy In-
gIos 2-3 (O`!ourko l-2, IIoImnIor
l-l).
Rehoundo: !ndy IngIos 44
(SchroIbor l0).
1oulo: !ndy IngIos 23.
1ouled out: Kjorsfnd, SchuIz
nnd SchroIbor.
Aooioto: !ndy IngIos l0
(O`!ourko 3).
Steulo: !ndy IngIos l2 (Kjor-
sfnd 3, SchroIbor 3, O`!ourko 3).
Blocked Shoto: !ndy IngIos l
(SchuIz l).
Turnotero: !ndy IngIos 24.
Lady Eagles come home
without a win against Kadoka
Tho 20l2 IInck HIIIs CInssIc
WrosfIIng Tournnmonf concIudod
wIfh fho IhIII Aron wrosfIors ns
fho chnmIonshI fonm. Tho four-
nnmonf wns Snfurdny, Iobrunry
4, In HIII CIfy.
IhIII Aron onrnod l?3.5 oInfs
for fho fo honors. owcnsfIo,
Wyo., onrnod l53.5 oInfs for soc-
ond Inco, nnd Hof SrIngs fook
fhIrd Inco wIfh l29.5 oInfs. Sofh
McCnnn, owoII, wns vofod ouf-
sfnndIng wrosfIor of fho fournn-
monf.
Tho ofhor fonms rosuIfs woro:
4fh ougIns/ow !ndorwood,
l2?.5, 5fh SfurgIs JV, l23.0, 6fh
owoII, ll8.0, ?fh !nId CIfy
ConfrnI JV, l04.0, 8fh !om-
mon/McInfosh, 93.0, 9fh IoIIo
Iourcho, 92.5, l0fh SuIIy
Iuffos, ?8.0, llfh HIII CIfy,
??.0, l2fh Sundnnco, Wyo., 66.0,
l3fh !od CIoud, 39.0, l4fh
Cusfor, 25.0, l5fh !nId CIfy
Sfovons JV, l8.0, l6fh SnInf
Thomns Moro, l6.0.
PhiIip Area champion of HiII City's
BIack HiIIs CIassic WrestIing Tourney
Nick Donnelly, l06 Ibs., 3rd
Inco, rocord 23-?
:Innod Mnrcus Andors (O!),
3:50
:fochnIcnI fnII ovor Irk WoIf
(!/M), l?-2
:docIsIon by Znno Joons (ST!),
2-4
:Innod TyIor IfoIfIo (!CC),
4:53
:Innod WoIf (!/M), :39
Jed Broun, ll3 Ibs., 3rd Inco,
rocord l8-l3
:mnjor docIsIon ovor Josh
SImunok (HS), l0-2
:Innod Cody McConvIIIo (II),
l:55
:docIsIon by Tnnnor IrongoI
ST!), 4-6
:docIsIon ovor SImunok (HS), 8-
ll
:docIsIon ovor Cnmoron
Voorhoos (IW), 6-4
Crudy Curley, l20 Ibs., 2nd
Inco, rocord 6-l4
:byo
:docIsIon ovor InfrIck WIIson
(!/M), 4-0
:docIsIon ovor Cnsoy Inon-
fuss (ST!), 4-2
:mnjor docIsIon by MnrshnII
Swnnson (HC), l-l3
Ruedon Anderoon, l26 Ibs., 6fh
Inco, rocord 6-l6
:byo
:docIsIon by Mnkon !uns
AgnInsf (!CC), 2-4
:Innod !IIoy SImmons (HS),
3:0l
:docIsIon ovor ChnndIor ou-
gIns (II), 6-4
:docIsIon by ovIn Sfork
(O!), 5-l0
Lune Bluoiuo, l38 Ibs., lsf Inco,
rocord 4-0
:Innod Irnndon !nIIorro
(IWC), l:03
:Innod Ironf O`oII (HC), 2:l2
:Innod JusfIn HnrkIoss ((HS),
:42
:docIsIon ovor nkofn McTng-
gorf (IW), 3-2
Chundlier Sudheck, l45 Ibs.,
2nd Inco, rocord 24-?
:Innod nfhnn WordoII (ST!),
2:29
:Innod nfo IIIIon (IWC),
l:4l
:docIsIon ovor KoIIoy Abboff
(SI), l0-4
:mnjor docIsIon by Sofh Mc-
Cnnn (IW), 5-l5
Clint Stout, 152 lho., 3rd Inco,
rocord 25-?
:byo
:Innod Wynff !oosmnn (SI),
3:l9
:Innod by MorrIff Crnbfroo
(IWC), 2:23
:Innod Jnrod HnrkIoss (HS),
2:24
:Innod Jnco Andorson (SI),
4:55
Tunner Ruduuy, l60 Ibs., lsf
Inco, rocord l4-9
:byo
:Innod IIIon oIson (IW),
53
:Innod yInn HIII (SI), 3:2l
:forfoIf by nxfon TnyIor
(IWC), l2-0
Roger Dutio, l82 Ibs., 8fh Inco,
rocord 6-l6
:byo
:fochnIcnI fnII by Cody CnrIson
(!CC), 2-l9
:Innod AusfIn Wyss (!CS),
3:48
:Innod by Cody SchIocfor
(C!S), 2:2l
Cutin DeVrieo, 220 Ibs., 3rd
Inco, rocord l2-l4
:byo
:Innod Cnrroff !Iggoff
(IWC), l:59
:Innod by Josso OIIvor (!/M),
l:44
:dofnuIf ovor Cnrroff CInrk
(!/M)
:Innod JIm Croono (HS), 3:l?
Tho noxf confosf for fho IhIII
Aron fonm wIII bo fho IsfrIcf ?I
WrosfIIng Tournnmonf, hosfod by
IhIII, Snfurdny, Iobrunry, ll,
sfnrfIng nf ll:00 .m.
By CoucL e!gev
Anofhor Infonso IocnI boys bns-
kofbnII gnmo onds In dIsnoInf-
monf for fho WnII IngIos. Whon
noIghborIng communIfIos go hond-
fo-hond, fho sfnkos nro nIwnys
hIghor nnd fho InfonsIfy ronchos
nnofhor IovoI.
Tho WnII boys showod u In
IhIII, Mondny, Iobrunry 6, fo
moof n ScoffIos fonm fhnf wns
rondy fo Iny.
Tho IngIos sfnrfod off wIfh n
comforfnbIo Iond of 22-l3 In fho
fIrsf qunrfor onIy fo wnfch If sII
nwny ns fho gnmo rossod on. Tho
IngIos gof fhomsoIvos In fouI frou-
bIo nII nIghf nnd fho ScoffIos fook
ndvnnfngo of fhoIr fImo nf fho IIno.
Cunnor Hook hnd nn oufsfnnd-
Ing nIghf for IhIII wIfh 25 oInfs
nnd l0 robounds. Thomns ooIIf-
fIo scorod l3 moro for fho ScoffIos
nnd Qundo SIovok nddod nnofhor
ll oInfs nnd sIx robounds.
Ior fho IngIos, ChnvIs ShuII
nnd nnd KnIo !yfIo onch scorod l4
oInfs, wIfh !yfIo grnbbIng oIghf
robounds.
!nno Husfond scorod l2 oInfs
nnd hnd fhroo sfonIs.
TyIor Ioforson hnd oIghf oInfs
nnd sovon robounds on fho nIghf.
!uck wns on fho ScoffIos` sIdo nf
fho ond, nnd fhoy cnmo u wIfh
fho wIn on n froo-fhrow fo sonI fho
gnmo 62-6l.
Stuts
Wu!!: 22 15 1S 6 = 61
PLI!Ip: 13 21 10 0 = 62
Scoring: !os WIIIInms l-l 0-0 2,
TyIor Trnsk 2-l2 0-0 6, KnIo !yfIo
4-l2 6-9 l4, !nkofon Mc!nughIIn
0-0 0-2 0, !nno Husfond 5-l0 0-0
l2, CInncy !yfIo 2-5 0-l 5, ChnvIs
ShuII 6-l4 l-l l4, Tuckor
O`!ourko 0-2 0-0 0, TyIor Ioforson
2-8 4-4 8. Totu!s 22-64 ll-l? 6l.
1ield Coul percentuge: IngIos
.344.
3-point percentuge: IngIos 6-
l4 (Trnsk 2-6, K. !yfIo 0-l, Hus-
fond 2-3, C. !yfIo l-l, ShuII l-3).
Rehoundo: IngIos 32 (K. !yfIo
Scotties outIast EagIes
8).
1oulo: IngIos 23.
Aooioto: IngIos l5 (Trnsk 4).
Steulo: IngIos l0 (Trnsk 4).
EagIes KaIe LytIe goes for a Iay-up against the Scotties. The Ea-
gIes Iost by one point on Monday, February 6.
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woII from fhroo-oInf rnngo, mnk-
Ing sovon ouf of l2 durIng fho
courso of fho gnmo.
Tho IngIos Inyod somo roffy
good bnII nf fImos, buf woro jusf
nof nbIo fo mnfch Kndokn`s focus
nnd InfonsIfy on fhoIr homo fIoor.
Konnr VnndorMny Iod scorors
wIfh 22 oInfs nnd Irynn
SchofIoId nddod l3 for fho Kougnrs
mnkIng fhroo ouf four fhroo-oInf-
ors. Irndy Sudbock hnd ll ro-
bounds.
Ior WnII, !nno Husfond uf u
l6 oInfs nnd hnd oIghf robounds
fo Iond fho IngIos, whIIo ChnvIs
ShuII nddod l4 oInfs.
TyIor Trnsk hnd fIvo sfonIs
ngnInsf fho Kougnrs nnd scorod
nIno oInfs.
TyIor Ioforson hnd sovon ro-
bounds.
Eagles drop one in Kadoka
If wns n roffy cIoso gnmo In
Kndokn, IrIdny nIghf, buf fho
Kougnrs odgod fho IngIos 6l-58.
Stuts
Wu!!: S 21 10 10 = 5S
Kudoku: 15 16 17 13 = 61
Scoring: TyIor Trnsk 4-l2 l-4 9,
KnIo !yfIo 3-? 3-9 9, !nkofon
Mc!nughIIn l-2 l-l 3, !nno Hus-
fond 6-l0 3-4 l6, CInncy !yfIo l-6
0-l 3, ChnvIs ShuII 5-l3 3-? l4,
TyIor Ioforson 2-5 0-0 4. Totu!s
22-55 ll-26 58.
.400.
3-point percentuge: IngIos 3-
l4 (Trnsk 0-3, Husfond l-3, C.
!yfIo l-4, ShuII l-4).
Rehoundo: IngIos 2- (Husfond
8).
1oulo: IngIos l8.
Iou!ed out: IngIos C. !yfIo.
Aooioto: IngIos 5 (Trnsk 2).
Steulo: IngIos l4 (Trnsk 5).
Blocked Shoto: IngIos 3 (Hus-
fond l, ShuII l, O`!ourko l).
By CoucL e!gev
Tho WhIfo !Ivor TIgors rovo
ngnIn nnd ngnIn fhnf fhoy nro fho
fonm fo bo bonf. Tho TIgors scorod
52 oInfs In fho fIrsf hnIf fo fho
IngIos` l?.
ovorfhoIoss, fho WnII boys con-
fInuod fo Iny wIfh n hIgh IovoI of
InfonsIfy nnd dId nof quIf, nnd
woro nbIo fo uf moro nnd moro
oInfs on fho bonrd ns fho gnmo
rogrossod.
WhIfo !Ivor hnd fwo Inyors uf
u ovor 20 oInfs: Wynff Krog-
mnn wIfh 22 nnd Ic WnIn who
hnd 20.
Howovor, ChnvIs ShuII Iod nII
scorors wIfh 25 oInfs nnd hnd fwo
sfonIs on fho nIghf, whIIo KnIo
!yfIo Iod fho IngIos In roboundIng
wIfh sovon nnd nIso hnd fwo
sfonIs.
Tuckor O`!ourko hnd fhroo
bIockod shofs.
Tho IngIos vnrsIfy boys Iosf fhIs
EagIes downed by White River
mnfch-u by n scoro of 49-86 In
WhIfo !Ivor.
Stuts:
Wu!!: S 0 15 17 = 40
WR: 26 26 23 11 = S6
Scoring: TyIor Trnsk 3-8 0-0 6,
KnIo !yfIo 2-ll 2-4 6, !nkofon
Mc!nughIIn l-l l-2 3, !nno Hus-
fond 3-l3 0-0 6, CInncy !yfIo l-5 0-
0 3, ChnvIs ShuII l0-20 4-4 25,
TyIor Ioforson 0-l 0-0 0. Totu!s
20-59 ?-l0 49.
.339.
3-point percentuge: IngIos 2-4
(Trnsk 0-l, C. !yfIo l-l ShuII l-2 ).
Rehoundo: IngIos 25 (K. !yfIo
?).
1oulo: IngIos l3.
Aooioto: IngIos 9 (Husfond 3).
Steulo: IngIos 5 (K. !yfIo 2,
ShuII 2).
Blocked Shoto: IngIos 3
(O`!ourko 3).
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Soufh nkofn hIgh schooIs nnd
osfsocondnry InsfIfufIons nro
gonrIng u for fho SIxfh AnnunI
CoIIogo ConI Soufh nkofn
(CCS) ovonfs schoduIod for Iob-
runry fhrough ArII 20l2. Inck-
ncks, !nfos nnd IInnncInI
AId...Aro You !ondy Is fho fhomo
of fhIs sfnfo-wIdo rogrnmmIng,
whIch IncIudos sIfos sof u ncross
Soufh nkofn fo rovIdo I!II
hoI sfudonfs nnd nronfs nIy
for monoy for coIIogo by comIof-
Ing fho Iroo AIIcnfIon for Iodor-
nI Sfudonf AId (IAISA). Tho WnII
HIgh SchooI wIII bo hosfIng n CoI-
Iogo ConI Soufh nkofn (CCS)
ovonf on IrIdny, Iobrunry l?,
20l2, nf 4:00 .m. nf fho hIgh
schooI.
ow In Ifs sIxfh yonr, CCS (ro-
brnndod from CoIIogo ConI Sun-
dnySM fo onnbIo communIfIos
ncross Soufh nkofn fo offor
ovonfs nf fho bosf dnys nnd fImos
suIfod for fhoIr communIfIos,
whIch mny or mny nof IncIudo
hoIdIng fho ovonfs on Sundny) ro-
vIdos nrfIcInnfs wIfh I!II
hnnds-on hoI wIfh comIofIng fho
IAISA. ComIofIng fho IAISA Is
fho koy fo monoy for coIIogo, In-
cIudIng fodornI grnnfs nnd Iow-In-
forosf fodornI sfudonf Ionns.
Thoro nro crIfIcnI Iocos of Infor-
mnfIon nrfIcInnfs musf brIng fo
fho ovonf In ordor fo onsuro fuII
comIofIon of fho IAISA (Ior n
comIofo IIsf of documonfs, Ionso
vIsIf fho CCS wobsIfo nf coIIogo-
gonsd.org). Such documonfs In-
cIudo:
l.) 4-dIgIf II from fho !.S. o-
nrfmonf of IducnfIon. Iofh fho
sfudonf nnd fhoIr nronfs nood n
II (IorsonnI IdonfIfIcnfIon um-
bor) nnd cnn Iog on fo
www.In.od.gov fo roquosf fhoIrs.
2.) 20ll fodornI fnx rofurns nnd
W-2 Incomo sfnfomonfs.
3.) 20ll unfnxod Incomo
rocords, bnnk sfnfomonfs nnd
busInoss nnd
Invosfmonf rocords.
4.) SocInI socurIfy numbor for
bofh fho sfudonf nnd fho nronfs.
An Imorfnnf koy fo fhIs yonr`s
IAISA IncIudos n fonfuro fhnf on-
nbIos sfudonfs nnd nronfs fo nu-
fhorIzo fho I!S fo frnnsfor fhoIr
20ll fodornI fnx InformnfIon onfo
fhoIr IAISA. ThIs crIfIcnI fonfuro,
cnIIod fho I!S nfn !ofrIovnI
rocoss, rovIdos Incronsod nccu-
rncy In comIofIng fho IASIA
sInco roquIrod Incomo nnd fnx
dnfn oIomonfs nro obfnInod dIrocf-
Iy from fho fnxnyor`s I!S-fIIod
fnx rofurn. InrfIcInnfs musf
hnvo
oIocfronIcnIIy fIIod fhoIr 20ll I!S
fnx rofurn nf Ionsf fwo wooks In
ndvnnco (sIx wooks for fhoso who
mnII fhoIr rofurn fo fho I!S) of
comIofIng fho IAISA fo bo nbIo
fo ufIIIzo fho I!S nfn !ofrIovnI
Irocoss, In nddIfIon fo hnvIng
fhoIr 4-dIgIf II nufhonfIcnfod.
Tho sfnfo-wIdo ovonf hns nIso
movod nwny from n ono-dny, onco
n yonr ovonf (fyIcnIIy In mId-Iob-
runry) nf sovornI IocnfIons ncross
fho sfnfo fo n moro IocnIIzod ro-
grnmmIng ovonf whoro sIfos, fyI-
cnIIy hIgh schooIs, coIIogos nnd
communIfy oufronch confors, hosf
ovonfs fhroughouf n fhroo fo
four-monfh orIod (Jnnunry
fhrough ArII). MovIng fo fhIs for-
mnf onnbIos sIfos fo cusfomIzo nn
ovonf fhnf bosf suIfs fhoIr sfudonf
ouInfIon. SIfos cnn nIy for
grnnf fundIng fo hosf nn ovonf
fhrough fho CCS rogrnm nnd
IAISA oxorfs nnd hoIors nro
fhon nssIgnod fo fhoso sIfos.
IAISA oxorfs nro fyIcnIIy voI-
unfoors who nro mombors of fho
Soufh nkofn AssocInfIon of Sfu-
donf AId AdmInIsfrnfors (SAS-
IAA). AIso nssIsfIng ns IASIA
oxorfs nnd hoIors IncIudo Soufh
nkofn IndInn CounsoIors, CIA!
!I, T!IO, fho YMCA, nnd ofhor
voIunfoors.
CurronfIy, nIno IocnfIons nro
schoduIod fo hosf n CCS ovonf
nf IocnfIons nf nonrIy nII four cor-
nors of fho sfnfo, ns woII ns fho
mIddIo nrf of Soufh nkofn.
Moro IocnfIons nro nddod ns fho
word sronds nnd sIfos oxross In-
forosf In hosfIng n I!II ovonf for
fhoIr sfudonfs. !og on fo coIIogo-
gonIsd.org for n curronf IIsf of
sIfos, nnd fo nIy for grnnf
funds fo hosf nn ovonf.
Tho mIssIon of CCS Is fo ro-
vIdo I!II nssIsfnnco fo fIrsf gon-
ornfIon, mInorIfy nnd Iow Incomo
sfudonfs fo nIy for monoy for
coIIogo fhrough comIofIon of fho
IAISA. Howovor, nnyono noodIng
nssIsfnnco cnn nffond ns fho
ovonfs nro oon fo fho ubIIc. Iro-
rogIsfrnfIon fo fho ovonfs nro nof
roquIrod, howovor, confncf Infor-
mnfIon Is rovIdod for rosocfIvo
nrfIcInnfs who hnvo quosfIons
or nood nddIfIonnI InformnfIon.
CoIIege goaI S. Dak. events give
free heIp to students and parents
to appIy for money for coIIege
By CoucL KIev
On Thursdny, Iobrunry 9fh, fho
WnII !ndy IngIos frnvoIod fo Hof
SrIngs for fho fIrsf nIghf of fho
Wosf !Ivor Tournnmonf.
Tho IngIos Inyod fho Hof
SrIng IIson on fho fIrsf nIghf,
nnd nffor n cIoso bnffIo Info ovor-
fImo, fho IngIos won 48 fo 45.
SndIo O'!ourko Iond fho fonm
wIfh ll oInfs foIIowod by JosIo
IInsIus nnd Aufumn SchuIz wIfh
l0 nIoco.
"Tho gIrIs Inyod n ronIIy good
gnmo. Thoy dId n good job nof gIv-
Ing u nnd InyIng hnrd nII four
qunrfors Ius ovorfImo. Townrds
fho ond of fho gnmo, somo of our
oIdor gIrIs gof Info fouI froubIo,
nnd somo of fho youngor gIrIs hnd
fho oorfunIfy fo sfo u fo fho
Info nnd show how hnrd fhoy
hnvo workod for fhnf oorfunIfy.
WoII, wo woro vory Ionsod wIfh
how woII ovoryono kof fhoIr com-
osuro, nnd how woII nII fho gIrIs
Inyod fogofhor fIII fhnf fInnI
buzzor," snId Conch Hoss.
Stuts
Wu!!: 13 11 5 11 S = 4S
HS: 0 S 0 14 5 = 45
Scoring: CnrIoo Johnsfon 2-8
0-0 4, Krysfn Kjorsfnd l-3 4-? 6,
Aufumn SchuIz 4-l4 2-4 l0,
KnfIIIn SchroIbor 2- 5 0-0 4, SndIo
O`!ourko 3-9 5-6 ll, InIIoy !yfIo
0-l 0-0 0, Tnynh Huofhor l-3 l-2
3, JosIo IInsIus 4-l0 2-5 l0. To-
tu!s l?-53 l4-24 48.
IngIos .32l.
3-point percentuge: !ndy In-
gIos 0-3 (Johnsfon 0-l, O`!ourko
0-2).
(IInsIus 8).
1oulo: !ndy IngIos 22.
1ouled out: !ndy IngIos (Kjor-
sfnd nnd SchuIz).
Aooioto: !ndy IngIos ? (John-
sfon 2, Kjorsfnd 2, IInsIus 2).
Steulo: !ndy IngIos l4 (IInsIus
4).
Turnotero: !ndy IngIos 2?.
Lady EagIes win first game
in West River Tournament
against Hot Springs
By CoucL KIev
On IrIdny, Iobrunry l0fh, fho
!ndy IngIos Inyod fho Idgomonf
MoguIs. Anofhor cIoso gnmo, how-
ovor, fho IngIos Iosf fo fho MoguIs
wIfh n fInnI scoro of 5l fo 44.
Krysfn Kjorsfnd Iond fho wny In
bofh IondorshI nnd scorIng, ns
sho cnmo In wIfh l3 oInfs, whIch
wns foIIowod by Aufumn SchuIz
wIfh l0. CnrIoo Johnsfon nnd
JosIo IInsIus bofh confrIbufod
oIghf ns woII.
Tho IngIos ouf roboundod fho
MoguIs 29 fo 24, nnd SchuIz cnmo
down wIfh sovon, foIIowod by Kjor-
sfnd nnd KnIfIIn SchroIbor wIfh
fIvo onch.
"ThIs wns fho socond fImo wo
hnvo fncod Idgomonf fhIs sonson.
Iofh fImos wo hnvo Iosf by jusf n
hnndfuI of oInfs. Howovor, I bo-
IIovo our gIrIs wIII soo fhom ngnIn
for nn oorfunIfy fo Iny for n
moro Imorfnnf fIfIo. Our gIrIs
nood fo koo fhoIr honds u, nnd
confInuo fo Iny onch gnmo wIfh
ll0 orconf," nddod Conch Hoss.
Stuts
Wu!!: 0 10 17 1S = 44
dgemont:10 10 0 13 = 51
Scoring: CnrIoo Johnsfon 4-l0
0-0 8, Krysfn Kjorsfnd 5-l0 3-5 l3,
Aufumn SchuIz 3-8 4-5 l0, KnIfIIn
SchroIbor l-2 0-0 2, SndIo
O`!ourko l-? 0-0 3, InIIoy !yfIo 0-
l 0-0 0, Tnynh Huofhor 0-2 0-0 0,
JosIo IInsIus 4-5 0-l 8. Totu!s l8-
45 ?-ll 44.
IngIos .400.
gIos l-5 (O`!ourko l-4, IInsIus 0-
l).
Lady Eagles lose to Edgemont
by a handful of points
(SchuIz ?).
1oulo: !ndy IngIos l6.
Aooioto: !ndy IngIos 5 (Kjor-
sfnd 2).
Steulo: !ndy IngIos l5 (!yfIo
?).
Turnotero: !ndy IngIos 3l.
By CoucL KIev
On Snfurdny, Iobrunry llfh,
fho !ndy IngIos Inyod fho owoII
IrrIgnfors for fho fhIrd Inco fIfIo
In fho Wosf !Ivor Tournnmonf.
Tho IngIos won wIfh n fInnI
scoro of 5l fo 50. SndIo O'!ourko
Iond fho fonm In scorIng wIfh l9
oInfs, Krysfn Kjorsfnd hnd l3,
nnd Aufumn SchuIz hnd l0.
Tho IngIos ouf roboundod fho
IrrIgnfors 40 fo 33. SchuIz hnd
oIghf, Kjorsfnd sovon, O'!ourko
sIx, InIIoy !yfIo sIx, nnd KnIfIIn
SchroIbor hnd sIx ns woII.
"owoII sfnrfod fho gnmo In n
fuII courf ross, whIch wns vory In-
fonso nnd chnIIongIng for fho gIrIs.
Howovor, onch ono snw fho fIoor
vory woII, nnd fhoy dId nof Iof fhnf
ross cnuso foo much froubIo. Af
hnIffImo, I foId fho gIrIs fhnf wIfh
fhnf Infonso ross owoII rosonf-
od, fhoy wIII sfnrf fo Ioso fhoIr Iogs
nnd sfnrf mIssIng fhoIr shofs Infor
In fho gnmo. WIfh fhroo mInufos
Ioff In n fImoouf, In fho fourfh
qunrfor, I foId fhom If hns sfnrfod.
Thoy nro hnvIng n hnrd fImo gof-
fIng bnck on dofonso, nnd fhoy nro
mIssIng shofs bocnuso fhoy nro
fIrod. ThIs mndo our gIrIs Iny
hnrdor nnd wnnf If ovon moro.
ThoIr honrf nnd nssIon wns mng-
nIfIconf nII gnmo Iong, nnd fhoy
Inyod nII four qunrfors wIfh fhIs
snmo InfonsIfy ns n whoIo fonm.
Conch KIor nnd I couId nof bo
moro roud of fho gIrIs, nnd wo
hoo fhoy fnko fho confIdonco nnd
rIdo from fhIs gnmo nnd nIy If
fo fho ucomIng wooks ns wo n-
ronch dIsfrIcfs noxf wook," snId
Conch Hoss.
Stuts:
Wu!!: 5 13 17 16 = 51
Newe!!: 11 16 11 12 = 50
Scoring: CnrIoo Johnsfon 0-6
0-0 0, Krysfn Kjorsfnd 2-4 9-l0 l3,
Aufumn SchuIz 4-9 2-4 l0, KnIfIIn
SchroIbor 0-6 0-2 0, SndIo
O`!ourko 6-l4 4-? l9, IIsIo Ior-
funo l-2 2-2 4, InIIoy !yfIo 0-2 0-
2 0, Tnynh Huofhor 0-0 0-l 0,
JosIo IInsIus l-2 3-4 5. Totu!s l4-
45 20-32 5l.
IngIos .3ll.
gIos 3-5 (Johnsfon 0-l, O`!ourko
3-4).
(SchuIz 8).
1oulo: !ndy IngIos 2?.
1ouled out: !ndy IngIos
(Johnsfon nnd SchuIz).
Technicul 1oul: WnII !ndy
IngIos Conch.
Aooioto: !ndy IngIos 4 (John-
sfon l, SchroIbor l, O`!ourko l,
IInsIus l).
Steulo: !ndy IngIos 6
(O`!ourko 3).
Turnotero: !ndy IngIos 25.
Lady EagIes beat out
NeweII for third pIace
in WR Tournament
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Call O'Conncll Consiruciion
Inc., 859-2020, PIili.
P51-ifn
WEST RIVER EXCAVATION
will do all iycs of ircncIing,
diicIing and dircciional loring
worl. Scc Craig, Diana, Saun-
icc or Hcidi Collcr, Kadola,
SD, or call 837-2690. Craig
ccll. 390-8087, Saunicc ccll.
390-8604; wrcgwic.nci
K50-ifn
FARM & RANCH
SUMMER PASTURE WANTED
for u io 80 airs. Call Janic
Willcri, 441-4407. PF26-4ic
FOR SALE: 310D JoIn Dccrc
laclIoc, asling $8,500. Call
433-5443. P10-3i
FOR SALE: 3-ycar-old llacl
AQHA gclding. Will naiurc io
15.1, 1300 lls. FancI riddcn,
gcnilc. Allcn Cood, 605/462-
6290. P10-2i
WANTED: Sunncr asiurc
for 100 io 150 cow/calf airs.
Sicvc Pclron, 544-3202.
PF22-12ic
WANTED: Pasiurc for cow/calf
airs for iIis sunncr (2012 &
lcyond} wiiIin 60 nilcs of
PIili. FiicI Farns, 859-2357
or 859-2334. P6-ifn
HELP WANTED
FULL- & PART-TIME HELP
WANTED ai iIc Corncr Paniry
(PIili}. For loiI dcli Icl and
casIicr. Picl u an alicaiion
fron iIc casIicr or scc Tcrri.
PF26-2ic
HELP WANTED: Sucrinicnd-
cni/grounds lcccr nccdcd ai
Wall Colf Coursc, full-iinc
scasonal. Scnd rcsunc io.
Cary Kcyscr, PO Do 98, Wall,
SD 57790, or call 279-2643.
WP26-2ic
CALVING RANCH HAND: FT
Tcnorary; nininun of 4
noniIs/could rcsuli in cr-
nancni osiiion for iIc rigIi
crson, Milcsvillc, SD, sclf-
siaricr & aliliiy io crforn
wiiIoui dircci sucrvision; c-
icnsivc calving ccricncc &
ccri livcsiocl Iandlcr; con-
ciiiivc wagc lg & Iousing
for iIc rigIi crson; Ionc
866-254-0499 or nail io
FancI Worl, Do 50790,
Dillings, MT 59105.
P10-ifn
HELP WANTED: Froni dcsl
clcrl nccdcd ai Dcsi Wcsicrn/
Plains in Wall. Coniaci Jaclic
for furiIcr infornaiion, 279-
2145. PW10-3ic
HELP WANTED: Pari-iinc
and full-iinc salcs clcrl osi-
iion ocn. No ccricncc ncc-
cssary; will irain. Aly ai
Zccl PIarnacy, 859-2833,
PIili.
AUTOMOTIVE
FOR SALE: 1980 CMC 7000
dun irucl, 427, gas, 5 sd.,
slii sIifi, singlc rcar alc, 8 fi.
27" gravcl lo, 76K nilcs,
nccds lralc worl. $2,000
ODO. 993-3005, Sccnic, SD.
P10-1i
BUSINESS & SERVICES
BLACK HILLS GEOTHER-
MAL. Wc insiall EariI Loos,
Duciworl, Infloor Hcai in
Ioncs, rancI and ligIi con-
ncrcial. Wc offcr dcsign, in-
siall and scrvicc. www.Dlacl-
HillsCcoiIcrnal. con
605/390-1046. P10-8i
HILDEBRAND STEEL & CON-
CRETE: ALL iycs of concrcic
worl. FicI, Collccn and Havcn
Hildclrand. Toll-frcc. 1-877-
867-4185; Officc. 837-2621;
FicI, ccll. 431-2226; Havcn,
ccll. 490-2926; Jcrry, ccll.
488-0291. K36-ifn
TETON RIVER TRENCHING:
For all your rural waicr Iool-
us, waicrlinc and ianl insial-
laiion and any lind of laclIoc
worl, call Jon Joncs, 843-
2888, Midland.
PF20-52i
BACKHOE AND TRENCHING:
Pcicrs Ecavaiion, Inc. Eca-
vaiion worl of all iycs. Call
Drcni Pcicrs, 837-2945 or
381-5568 (ccll}.
K3-ifn
P9-2ic
JOB OPENING: TIc Easi Pcn-
ningion Conscrvaiion Disirici
ai Wall, SD, is accciing ali-
caiions for a nanagcr osiiion.
Jol includcs officc worl and
ouisidc worl of ircc laniing,
falric laying, ircc noving,
sonc cquincni ocraiion
and nainicnancc along wiiI
organizing cducaiional aciivi-
iics. Jol is crnancni ari-
iinc. Alicaiions nusi lc
iurncd in ly Friday, Fclruary
17, 2012. For norc inforna-
iion and an alicaiion, call
JosI Cciglc ai 279-2519. Easi
Pcnningion Conscrvaiion Dis-
irici is an cqual ooriuniiy
cnloycr. PW8-3ic
MISC. FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 33
1
3 rccord scis
Ernic Ford, Mills Dros., Crccn
Crccn Crass of Honc, and
oiIcrs in cascs. $10 cacI.
279-2083. P10-3i
FOR SALE: (1} ncw" darl
lrown, wall-Iuggcr sofa wiiI
rcclincrs on loiI cnds, wiiI
naicIing rcclincr. $895 for
air. Also Iavc (2} vcry nicc
ncdiun oal naicIing cnd ia-
llcs, $65, 605/454-6914.
PF25-3i
FOR SALE: Dcsls for iIc
Ionc, lusincss or cccuiivc.
Dcl's, Eii 63, Do Eldcr, 390-
9810. P9-2i
FOR SALE: Ncw and uscd fur-
niiurc, uscd alianccs, as
wcll as a largc sclcciion of ncw
Ionc and gifi iicns. Dcl's,
Eii 63, Do Eldcr, 390-9810.
PW9-4i
FOR SALE: (15} 27" uscd TVs.
Call 279-2501. WP24-3ic
HERCULES TRAILER TIRES
ARE NOW IN STOCK:
235/85/ F16, 12-ly. $150
nounicd. Liniicd quaniiiics
availallc. Lcs' Dody SIo,
859-2744, PIili. P51-ifn
FOR SALE: Hcavy duiy lun-
lcr or laddcr racl for a sIori
lo, 4-door iclu. Dlacl in
color. Asling $225. Call
NaiIan ai 685-3186. P47-ifn
FOR SALE: Foc Iorsc Ialicrs
wiiI 10' lcad roc, $15 cacI.
Call 685-3317 or 837-2917.
K44-ifn
NOTICESJWANTED
ANNUAL PRIME RIB DINNER
is scIcdulcd for Saiurday,
MarcI 17, 2012. If you arc in-
icrcsicd in sciiing a iallc of 8
or wani iiclcis for iIc cvcning,
lcasc call Fuly ai 837-2270,
Kadola. K9-2ic
WILL DO TAX RETURNS:
Pcrsonal and snall lusincss.
E-filing availallc. Coniaci
Eilccn Siollcy, Kadola, SD,
837-2320, aficr 5.00 .n.K9-
2ic
LOOKING TO BUY: Old cars,
irucls or aris, 1920-1950s,
any condiiion. Don'i scra
iIai old ncial as wc will ay
norc. Call Dcn Dolloff, 669-
2012, Murdo. P9-2i
WANTED TO BUY: Junl cars
and nacIincry for crusIing.
Will icl u ai your lacc. Call
433-5443. PF23-6i
SCRAPBOOKING, QUILTING
& OTHER RETREATS: His-
ioric Trianglc FancI Dcd &
Drcalfasi wclconcs 1-2 nigIi
rcircais. Call Lyndy, 605/859-
2122, cnail irianglcgwic.nci
P7-4ic
WANTED: Looling for uscd oil.
Taling any iyc and wcigIi.
Call Milc ai 685-3068.
P42-ifn
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: CIarning 2-lcd-
roon Iousc wiiI fcnccd na-
iurc lawn. Call 859-2483,
PIili.
P10-2i
FOR SALE: 290 S. Auio,
PIili. Hisiorical 4-lcdroon
Ionc on aroinaicly 3-1/2
acrcs wiiI wcll. Udaicd
liicIcn and laiIroon, nain
floor laundry. Ncw
Icaiing/cooling sysicn.
Caragc sacc for 5 vcIiclcs.
Call Enily, 605/859-2677 or
605/840-2150. PF25-3i
HOUSE FOR SALE, LO-
CATED AT 60? SUNSHINE
DRIVE, PHILIP: 3 lcdroon, 2
laiI, 2100 sq. fi. Ionc on a
largc loi locaicd on a quici cul-
dc-sac. Has aiiacIcd 2-car
garagc, sioragc sIcd, largc
dccl and an undcrground
srinllcr sysicn wIicI ocr-
aics off a rivaic wcll. Coniaci
Dol Fugaic, PIili, ai 859-
2403 (Ionc} or 515-1946
(ccll}. P3-ifn
RENTALS
FOR RENT IN WALL: 2 lcd-
roon Iousc, wasIcr/drycr
Iool-u, garagc. Fcni. $400.
Call 605/341-7761.
PW10-ifn
HOUSE FOR RENT: 2 lcd-
roons, 1 laiI, 900 sq. fi.
$300/ no. AsI Si., PIili.
Plcasc call 303/912-3898.
PF25-3i
APARTMENTS: Sacious onc
lcdroon uniis, all uiiliiics in-
cludcd. Young or old. Nccd
rcnial assisiancc or noi, wc
can Iousc you. Jusi call 1-
800-481-6904 or sio in iIc
lolly and icl u an alica-
iion. Caicway Aarincnis,
Kadola. WP32-ifn
CLASSIFIED POLICY
PLEASE READ your classificd
ad iIc firsi wccl ii runs. If you
scc an crror, wc will gladly rc-
run your ad corrccily. Wc ac-
cci rcsonsililiiy Ior tbe
IIrst Incorrect InsertIon
onIy. Favcllciic Pullicaiions,
Inc. rcqucsis all classificds
and cards of iIanls lc aid
for wIcn ordcrcd. A $2.00
lilling cIargc will lc addcd if
80@Nl0.0l
ADOPTIONS
CAFINC AND DEVOTED nar-
ricd coulc n Will rovidc lov-
ing and siallc Ionc for your
ncwlorn laly. All ccnscs
aid. For infornaiion lcasc
call 1-888-728-5746, Carolyn
and Todd.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
INDEPENDENT PFOFESSION-
ALS nccdcd for cusion nodu-
lar Ionc luildcr io scll and
luild in your arca using our
sysicn. Call Lonnic io lcarn
norc. 1-800-759-2782
NEED MONEY TO PAY off
lills?? Scll Avon! Worl fron
Ionc. Earn 40% on your firsi
4 ordcrs. 1-877-454-9658
INVESTOF WANTED for c-
ansion of SouiI Daloia
Trucling conany. Call 605-
769-0118 or 605-769-0117,
cnail lowdcnirucling.jl
gnail.con. Scrious inquircs
only.
PFOFITADLE OFECON DUSI-
NESSES For Salc ly Owncrs.
Many Tycs, Sizcs, Locaiions,
Tcrns. $25K io $15M. OiIcr
Siaics Availallc. 1-800-617-
4204. www.DizSalc.con
EDUCATION
ALLIED HEALTH CAFEEF
iraining. Aiicnd collcgc 100%
onlinc. Jol laccncni assis-
iancc. Conuicr availallc. Fi-
nancial Aid if qualificd. SCHEV
ccriificd. Call 800-481-9409.
www.CcniuraOnlinc.con
FOR SALE
WILDCAT INN, 35-ycar fanily-
owncd rcsiaurani, Dridgcwa-
icr, SD, owncrs rciiring May
1si. Duilding & cquincni
$60,000. Lavon, 605-729-
2471; or ncycrniruniiclsd
.con.
EMPLOYMENT
OWNEF/OPEFATOFS $5,000
Sign-On Donus! Fclocaic for
ions of warn SouiI TX runs!
Frac Sand Hauling. Musi Iavc
iracior, ncunaiic irailcrs,
llowcr. 1-888-567-4972
WANTED. SEFVICE TECHNI-
CIANS ai a siallc dcalcrsIi
wiiI iIrcc locaiions in SouiI
Daloia. Eccllcni lcncfii acl-
agc. A/C scrvicc dcarincnis.
Wagcs DOE. Call Crosscnlurg
Inlcncni, Winncr ai 800-
658-3440, Picrrc ai 800-742-
8110 or PIili ai 800-416-
7839.
APPLICATIONS AVAILADLE for
full-iinc Policc Officcr for a
four crson dcarincni. Ec-
ricncc and SD Ccriificaiion
rcfcrrcd. Salary ncgoiiallc
DOE. Eccllcni lcncfii acl-
agc. Equal ooriuniiy cn-
loycr. Scnd rcsunc io Policc
CIicf Siacy Mayou, Ciiy of Cro-
ion, PO Do 587, 209 N Main,
Croion, SD 57445 ly MarcI 5,
2012.
LOTS & ACREAGE:
NOFTH TEXAS LAND DAF-
CAINS!!! Corgcous lalcfroni,
lalc vicw and acccss acrcagcs
in rcnicrc Tcas locaiion. All
ai largain riccs. Call 877-
888-1636, 1571
LOG HOMES
DAKOTA LOC HOME Duildcrs
rcrcscniing Coldcn Eaglc Log
Honcs, luilding in casicrn,
ccniral, noriIwcsicrn SouiI &
NoriI Daloia. Scoii Conncll,
605-530-2672, Craig Conncll,
605-264-5650, www.goldcnca-
glclogIoncs.con
METAL BUILDINGS
DEHLEN DUILDINC DISTFID-
UTOF 4080, 50100, 62120,
68200, Talc advaniagc of
Iugc Winicr discounis. $avc
iIousands, DcIlcn Indusirics,
LP. Call now! Jin 1-888-782-
7040.
NOTICES
ADVEFTISE IN NEWSPAPEFS
siaicwidc for only $150.00. Pui
iIc SouiI Daloia Siaicwidc
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you ioday! (25 words for $150.
EacI addiiional word $5.} Call
iIis ncwsacr or 800-658-
3697 for dciails.
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In WnII
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fncIIIfy
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605-34?-30??
l-800-244-2826
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PuLc Notce Advertsng
Protects Your Rght To Know.
WASTA TOWN BOARD
OF TRUSTEES
NOVEMBER 7, 2011
The Wasta Town Board held their reg-
ular meeting on Monday, February 6,
2012 at the community building. Board
President Justin Crawford called the
meeting to order at 7:02pm with board
members Dorreen Skillingstad and Stan
McNabb present. Persons attending the
meeting were Tammy Green.
Motion by Justin, second by Dorreen to
approve the January 2nd minutes as
read. Motion carried.
approve the financial statement as given.
Motion carried.
approve the bills as follows: Justin Craw-
ford, January wages, $37.45; Dorreen
Skillingstad, January wages, $30.09;
Tammy Green, January wages, $710.10;
Carolynn Anderson, January wages,
$349.63; Walker Refuse, garbage pickup,
$633.44; WREA, electricity, $784.64;
Pennington Co. Courant, publishing,
$122.00; Energy Laboratories, water test,
$12.50; WBC, supplies, $9.49; Plumdone
Co., pellets, $84.22; Midwest Coopera-
tives, propane, $557.93; EFTPS, payroll
tax, $126.35. Motion carried.
approve Resolution 12-2; Renter's secu-
rity deposit. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION 12-2
A RESOLUTON TO N-
CREASE RENTER DEPOST
WHEREAS, a renter is re-
quired to pay a security deposit
when switching the utility ac-
count into their name, and
WHEREAS, this deposit is a
security to cover any unpaid
balance on said account,
THEREFORE, the Town of
Wasta shall increase this de-
posit amount to two hundred
dollars ($200.00),
NOW, THEREFORE, BE T
RESOLVED that effective Feb-
ruary 5, 2012, the renter secu-
rity deposit will be increased to
two hundred dollars ($200.00).
Dated this 5th day of February,
2012 at Wasta, South Dakota.
_______________
/s/Justin Crawford,
Board President
__________________
/s/Carolynn Anderson,
Finance Officer
There was discussion on animal licens-
ing at this time. Dorreen commented she
had contacted several people who have
not licensed their animals in the past
about getting them licensed now. Letters
will be sent to all citizens that are known
to have animals.
A letter was received from the Willey's
explaining their water rate should be res-
idential only and not commercial/residen-
tial. They no longer rent rooms out in their
motel and have not done so since 2010.
The consensus of the board was they are
a residential rate.
Tammy commented all meters have
been repaired that weren't working; there-
fore everyone should being turning in ac-
curate readings each month. Everyone
will be notified by letter, to read their
meter each month or an extra charge will
be added if Tammy has to read the meter,
this is by ordinance.
Clean up Day was discussed and a
date will be set for May at the April meet-
ing.
With all business complete, Justin ad-
journed the meeting at 7:58pm.
Carolynn Anderson
Finance Officer
Town of Wasta
Published February 16, 2012, at the total
approximate cost of $41.27.
NOTICE OF
VACANCY
MUNICIPALITY OF QUINN
The following officer will become va-
cant due to the expiration of the present
term of the elective officer. Three year
term for the Town Board of Trustees for
the Town of Quinn. Qualifications for the
nominee are to be a resident of Quinn
and to be a registered voter.
Circulation of the nominating petition
may begin March 1, 2012 and petitions
may be filed in the office of the finance of-
ficer located at 710 Glenn Street, Wall,
SD 57790, between the hours of 8:00 am
and 5:00 pm, mountain time, no later than
the 27th day of March, 2012.
Submission of written request to with-
draw candidate's name from nomination
is to be filed in the office of the finance of-
ficer located at 710 Glenn Street, no later
than March 27, 2012, at 5:00 pm, moun-
tain time.
Deborah Bryan
Finance Officer
Town of Quinn
Published February 16 & 23, 2012, at the
total approximate cost of $20.79.
QUINN TOWN BOARD
OF TRUSTEES
REGULAR MEETING
FEBRUARY 6, 2012
The Quinn Town Board met at 7 pm on
Monday, February 6, 2012, at the Quinn
Community Center with the following
members present Kevin Wenzel, Patty
Coleman and Juston Eisenbraun. Others
present were Lorna Moore, and Finance
Officer Deborah Bryan.
Motion by Kevin, seconded by Patty to
approve the agenda, motion carried.
Kevin made a motion, seconded by Jus-
ton to approve the minutes of the last
meeting, motion carried. Motion by Kevin,
seconded by Patty to approve the finan-
cial statement, motion carried.
Election day for the Town of Quinn will
be June 5, 2012, for one three year term.
The yearly report was presented to the
board by Finance Officer Deborah Bryan.
Patty reported that solar lights for the flag
are too expensive. Patty will find a light
and have TLC Electric do the work. Floyd
Kjerstad is paying for the electricity in the
park, it was reported that even after Floyd
is gone, his capitol credits will pay for the
parks electricity. Deborah gave Kevin the
2012 liquor license for the Two Bit Saloon.
Motion by Juston, seconded by Patty
to pay Swenson Partnership $960.00 for
trucking the road grader from Huron to
Quinn and to pay SD Federal Property
Agency $14,900.00 for the road grader,
motion carried.
Lorna reported that there will be a ben-
efit for the Quinn Community Center and
the park on February 12, bingo starts at
2:30; entertainment at 4:30 with soup and
corn bread supper at 5:00 p.m.
Motion by Patty, seconded by Kevin to
approve the vouchers, motion carried.
The following vouchers were paid:
WREA, $211.00; Pennington County
Courant, $26.35; WRLJ Rural Water,
$20.00; Kevin Wenzel, $25.00; Patty
Coleman, $25.00; Juston Eisenbraun,
$25.00; Deborah Bryan, $200.00; SD As-
sociation of Towns & Townships, $153.50;
Wall Building Center, $3.58; Juston
Eisenbraun, $75.00; Swenson Partner-
ship, $960.00; SD Federal Property
Agency, $14,900.00.
With all business complete, the meet-
ing was adjourned.
Deborah Bryan
Finance Officer
Town of Quinn
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO REDEEM
FROM TAX DEED
To the following owners of record or their
unknown executors, administrators, heirs,
devisees, or legatees.
080334 LOT 13 OF GLORE BROTH-
ERS ADDTON TO BOX ELDER,
PENNNGTON COUNTY, SOUTH
DAKOTA, AS SHOWN ON THE
PLAT FLED N PLAT BOOK 11,
PAGE 137. (D 2413) GLENN
GARRETT GLORE, DONNA
SAUNDERS, GENE CHAMLEY,
GENE ARTHUR CHAMLEY,
TRUSTEE; MARK ARTHUR
CHAMLEY, MARK ARTHUR
CHAMLEY, TRUSTEE; JOHN
ARTHUR CHAMLEY AND THEA
ANN CHAMLEY.
You are hereby notified that, at a sale of
land and lots for unpaid taxes by the
County Treasurer of Pennington County,
South Dakota, the aforesaid described
real property situated in Pennington
County, South Dakota was first offered for
sale at public auction to competitive bid-
ders. Not having been sold for want of
bidders, said County Treasurer's Certifi-
cates of sale for same was issued by the
South Dakota, who is now the lawful
owner thereof. The right of redemption
will expire and deeds for said lots will be
made upon expiration of sixty days from
completed service of notices.
Dated at Rapid City, this 8th day of Feb-
ruary 2012
Janet Sayler
Treasurer of Pennington County
total approximate cost of $29.72
NOTICE OF VACANCY
MUNICIPALITY OF WALL,
TOWN OF WASTA
AND
WALL SCHOOL DISTRICT 51-5
The following offices for the CTY OF
WALL will become vacant due to the ex-
piration of the present term of office of the
elected officer:
Mayor Two Year Term David Hahn
Alderman Ward Two Year Term
Richard Hustead
Stan Anderson
Jerry Morgan
The following offices for the TOWN OF
WASTA will become vacant due to the ex-
piration of the present term of office of the
elective officer:
Town Board of Trustees Three Year
Term Dorreen Skillingstad
Also, the following school board posi-
tions for the WALL SCHOOL DSTRCT
51-5 will become vacant due to the expi-
ration of the present terms of office of the
following school board members:
Member-At-Large Three Year Term
Scot Eisenbraun
Pamela Johnson
Todd Trask
Circulation of nominating petitions may
begin on March 1, 2012.
Petitions for the CTY OF WALL may
be filed in the office of the finance officer
located at 501 Main Street, Wall Commu-
nity Center, between the hours of 8:00
a.m. and 4:30 p.m. MST, not later than the
27th day of March, 2012, at 5:00 p.m.
Petitions for the TOWN OF WASTA
may be filed with the finance officer lo-
cated at 501 Main St., Wall, SD, between
the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. MST,
not later than the 27th day of March,
2012, at 5:00 p.m.
Nominating petitions for the WALL
SCHOOL DSTRCT 51-5 may be filed in
the office of the business manager lo-
cated at 401 South Boulevard West, be-
tween the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:00
p.m. MST, not later than the 27th day of
March, 2012, at 5:00 p.m., or mailed by
registered mail not later than the 27th day
of March, 2012, at 5:00 p.m.
CTY OF WALL
Carolynn Anderson
Finance Officer
TOWN OF WASTA
Carolynn Anderson
Finance Officer
WALL SCHOOL DSTRCT 51-5
Niki Mohr
Business Manager
total approximate cost of $53.28.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO REDEEM
FROM TAX DEED
To the following owners of record or their
unknown executors, administrators, heirs,
devisees, or legatees.
080333 TRACT 6 OF GLORE BROTH-
ERS ADDTON TO BOX ELDER,
PENNNGTON COUNTY, SOUTH
DAKOTA, AS SHOWN ON THE
PLAT FLED N PLAT BOOK 11,
PAGE 137; EXCEPTNG THERE-
FROM THE SOUTH 30 FEET
(S30') THEREOF. (D 44593)
GENE ARTHUR CHAMLEY, ND-
VDUALLY AND AS TRUSTEE;
MARK ARTHUR CHAMLEY, ND-
VDUALLY AND AS TRUSTEE;
THEA ANN CHAMLEY, NDVDU-
ALLY AND AS TRUSTEE; JOHN
ARTHUR CHAMLEYAND AARON
HOLT, NDVDUALLY AND AS
TRUSTEE; ROBERT L BAR A/K/A
ROBERT L BLAR.
You are hereby notified that, at a sale of
land and lots for unpaid taxes by the
South Dakota, the aforesaid described
real property situated in Pennington
County, South Dakota was first offered for
sale at public auction to competitive bid-
ders. Not having been sold for want of
bidders, said County Treasurer's Certifi-
cates of sale for same was issued by the
South Dakota, who is now the lawful
owner thereof. The right of redemption
will expire and deeds for said lots will be
made upon expiration of sixty days from
completed service of notices.
Dated at Rapid City, this 8th day of Feb-
ruary 2012
Janet Sayler
Treasurer of Pennington County
total approximate cost of $32.74
NOTICE OF HEARING
BEFORE
THE PENNINGTON COUNTY
PLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION
AND THE PENNINGTON COUNTY
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Notice is hereby given that the following
petitioners have applied to the Penning-
ton County Planning Board of Commis-
sioners under the provisions of the Pen-
nington County Zoning Ordinance as fol-
lows:
Kenneth and Candice Bruns have applied
for a Rezone to rezone 40.00 acres from
General Agriculture District to Limited
Agriculture District located on the
SE1/4SW1/4, Section 29, T1S, R7E,
BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota,
13727 Ruthies Trail, in accordance with
Sections 206 and 508 of the Pennington
County Zoning Ordinance.
Notice is further given that said applica-
tions will be heard by the Pennington
County Board of Commissioners in the
County Courthouse at 10:30 a.m. on the
6th day of March 2012. At this time, any
person interested may appear and show
cause, if there be any, why such requests
should or should not be granted.
ADA Compliance: Pennington County
fully subscribes to the provisions of the
Americans with Disabilities Act. f you de-
sire to attend this public meeting and are
in need of special accommodations,
please notify the Planning Director so that
appropriate auxiliary aids and services
are available.
DAN JENNSSEN,
PLANNNG DRECTOR
JULE A. PEARSON,
PENNNGTON COUNTY AUDTOR
NOTICE OF HEARING
THE PENNINGTON COUNTY
PLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION
Notice is hereby given that the following
petitioners have applied to the Penning-
ton County Planning and Zoning Com-
mission under the provisions of the Pen-
nington County Zoning Ordinance as fol-
lows:
Eric Wagner has applied for a Conditional
Use Permit to allow a gunsmithing busi-
ness as a home occupation in a Subur-
ban Residential District located on Lot 4,
Block 5, Pine Cliff Subdivision, Section
31, T2N, R6E, BHM, Pennington County,
South Dakota, 13105 Timber Lane, in ac-
cordance with Sections 208 and 510 of
the Pennington County Zoning Ordi-
nance.
Notice is further given that said applica-
tions will be heard by the Pennington
County Planning and Zoning Commission
in the County Courthouse at 9:00 a.m. on
the 27th day of February 2012. At this
time, any person interested may appear
and show cause, if there be any, why
such requests should or should not be
granted.
ADA Compliance: Pennington County
fully subscribes to the provisions of the
Americans with Disabilities Act. f you de-
sire to attend this public meeting and are
in need of special accommodations,
please notify the Planning Department so
that appropriate auxiliary aids and serv-
ices are available.
Dan Jennissen
Planning Director
approximate cost of $15.25 .
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Upoom1ng Co111e So1es:
TUESDAY, FEB. 21: SPECIAL FEEDEF CATTLE & DV HEIFEF SALE,
STOUT CHAFOLAIS DULL SALE, & FECULAF CATTLE SALE. WEIGH-UPS:
10 A.M. STOUT CHAROLAIS: 12 P.M. FEEDER CATTLE TO FOLLOW.
EAHLY CONSIGNMENTS. ST1MAT1NG 4DDD HAD.
CALVES: FSFALL SHOTS, NINO IMPLANTS, ANALL NATUFAL,
ASVACE & SOUFCE VEFIFICATION
KNUTSON - 300 DLK STFS & DV HFFS (HFFS NOT TOPPED......600-700=
SMITH & SONS - 210 CHAF X CLVS; FS.....................................675-750=
NOTEBOOM CATTLE.... - 210 (1 LD DLK STFS, 1 LD CHAF & FED STFS,
1 LD CHAF & FED HFFS} ...............................................................750=
MINTLAFF RANCH - 180 DLK CLVS; FS,NI .................................650-750=
JOHNSON - 175 DLK STFS & DV HFFS; FS,NI
(HFFS NOT TOPPED} ...............................................................700-800=
MORRIS - 175 DLK STFS; FS, NI (FANCY} ...................................650-800=
OFM PARTNERSHIP - 150 DLK CLVS; FS...................................700-800=
HAMMERSTROM & HAMMERSTROM - 120 DLK & DWF MOSTLY HFFS;
FS,NI ...................................................................................................550=
ENNEN - 112 MOSTLY DLK (FEW DWF} HFFS; FS,NI
(NOT TOPPED} .........................................................................650-700=
HJORT RANCH - 110 DLK & DWF DV HFFS; FS,NI............................550=
KOPP - 105 DLK & DWF CLVS; FS,NI ..........................................650-700=
RAMSEY & RAMSEY - 100 DLK & DWF MOSTLY HFFS; FS........600-700=
SCHUL2 - 90 DLK & DWF HFFS..................................................550-650=
LONG & LONG - 90 DLK & DWF STFS; FS,NI ..............................625-650=
MCDANIEL - 85 DLK & HEFF X CLVS; FS,NI ..............................600-700=
TRASK - 80 DLK DV HFFS; ASV,FS.............................................550-600=
A CONSIGNMENT - 80 DLK DV HFFS; FS,NI...............................550-650=
JOHANNESEN - 70 DLK & DWF CLVS; FS,NI
(HFFS NOT TOPPED} ...............................................................650-700=
KJERSTAD - 70 DLK & DWF DV HFFS; FS,NI ....................................650=
BOOMER - 70 FED CLVS; (50 HFFS; FS,NI} (20 STFS; FS} .................600=
SWIFT - 65 DLK CLVS; FS...........................................................550-650=
WILLIAMS - 60 DLK CLVS; FS,NI .......................................................650=
CARLEY RANCH - 60 DLK CLVS; FS...........................................500-600=
MEYER - 60 DLK CLVS; FS .........................................................500-600=
RADWAY - 56 DLK DV HFFS; FS,NI (HFFS NOT TOPPED} ...........650-750=
FREELAND - 50 DLK DV HFFS; FS,NI ................................................700=
BLOOM - 50 DLK CLVS; FS.........................................................500-600=
SALE
TUESDAY, MAR. 2?: SPECIAL FEEDEF CATTLE SALE & FECULAF CATTLE
SALE
TUESDAY, APR. 3: SPECIAL STOCK COW & DFED HEIFEF SALE & FECU-
LAF CATTLE SALE
TUESDAY, APR. 10: SPECIAL CFASS-TIME, FEPLACEMENT HEIFEFS, &
FEEDLOT CATTLE SALE & FECULAF CATTLE SALE
TUESDAY, APR. 1?: SPECIAL STOCK COW, DFED HEIFEF, & PAIF SALE &
FECULAF CATTLE SALE
TUESDAY, APR. 24: SPECIAL FEEDEF CATTLE SALE FEATUFINC DANCS
VACCINATED HEIFEFS & FECULAF CATTLE SALE
TUESDAY, MAY 1: DULL DAY & FECULAF CATTLE SALE
TUESDAY, MAY S: SPECIAL FEEDEF CATTLE SALE & FECULAF CATTLE
SALE
TUESDAY, MAY 1S: SPECIAL PAIF, STOCK COW & DFED HEIFEF SALE &
FECULAF CATTLE SALE
TUESDAY, MAY 22: SPECIAL FEEDEF CATTLE SALE & FECULAF CATTLE
SALE
2DJ2 Bu11 So1es:
TUESDAY, FEB. 21: STOUT CHAFOLAIS 12.00 P.M. MT
TUESDAY, FEB. 2S: DEEP CFEEK ANCUS & MILLAF ANCUS 12.00
P.M. MT
TUESDAY, MAR. 2?: FOCHAIF ANCUS 12.00 P.M. MT
TUESDAY, APR. 3: SLOVEK FANCH ANCUS & ANCUS PLUS CE-
NETICS DULL SALE 12.00 P.M. MT
TUESDAY, APR. 10: ANDEFS & DAMFOW LONCHOFN 12.00 P.M.
MT
WEDNESDAY, APR. 11: TFASK & PETEFSON ANCUS 1.00 P.M. MT
TUESDAY, APR. 24: FOFTUNE'S FAFTEF U+ ANCUS 12.00 P.M. MT
TUESDAY, MAY 1: DULL DAY
2DJ2 Horse So1es:
TUESDAY, FEB. 21: OPEN CONSICNMENT HOFSE SALE FOLLOW-
INC THE CATTLE SALE.
POPPEN - 47 DLK CLVS; FS........................................................550-650=
POSS RANCH - 40 DLK DV HFFS; FS,NI ............................................650=
BOOMSMA - 40 DLK & DWF HFFS; FS,NI ...................................600-650=
REEVES & REEVES - 40 DLK STFS; FS......................................500-600=
FREIN - 40 DLK STFS; FS,NI..............................................................600=
DENKE - 40 DLK DV HFFS; FS,NI ...............................................600-650=
STANGLE - 30 DLK & DWF DV HFFS (FEW STFS} FS,NI ............575-625=
GRUBL - 30 DLK & CHAF X CLVS; FS,NI.....................................500-700=
GRUBL - 30 CHAF X MOSTLY HFFS; FS,NI.................................600-700=
RADWAY - 30 DLK DV HFFS; FS,NI.............................................550-600=
LIVERMONT & LIVERMONT - 30 DLK & DWF CLVS; FS,NI ...............650=
HERRINGTON - 30 DLK DV HFFS; FS,NI ...........................................650=
BENNETT - 27 DLK CLVS; FS.............................................................650=
STERLING - 25 DLK DV HFFS.....................................................600-650=
BRINK - 25 DLK & DWF DV HFFS; FS,NI............................................650=
LOOBEY - 25 FED ANC DV HFFS; FS,NI ............................................650=
GRUBL - 20 1ST X DWF DV HFFS; FS,NI...........................................700=
PETERSON - 20 DWF STFS; FS..........................................................600=
HEIDGERKEN - 20 DWF & FWF STFS ...............................................700=
BRUNSKILL - 20 DLK & DWF CLVS; FS,NI ..................................500-600=
RIGGINS - 15 DLK & FWF STFS; FS ..................................................700=
FERGUSON - 12 DLK STFS; FS..........................................................600=
PETERSON - 10 DLK DV HFFS; FS,NI ................................................600=
WILLERT - 9 XDFED HFFS; FS...................................................600-650=
BULLS:
LIVERMONT & LIVERMONT - 5 DLACK ANCUS SEMEN & TFICH
TESTED DULLS (1 3-YF-OLD COW DULL, 4 2-YF-OLD HFF DULLS} AI'D OUT
OF FINAL ANSWEF & MYTTY IN FOCUS
MOR CONS1GNMNTS BY SAL DAY. CALL THOR ROSTH AT
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TUESDAY, FEB. 2S: SPECIAL STOCK COW & DFED HEIFEF SALE &
FECULAF CATTLE SALE
TUESDAY, MAR. 6: SPECIAL FEEDEF CATTLE SALE FEATUFINC
DANCS VACCINATED HEIFEFS & FECULAF CATTLE SALE
TUESDAY, MAR. 13: SPECIAL STOCK COW & DFED HEIFEF SALE &
FECULAF CATTLE SALE
TUESDAY, MAR. 20: SPECIAL FEEDEF CATTLE SALE & FECULAF CATTLE
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Reep suppor11ng R-CALF USA! R-CALF USA 1s our vo1oe 1n
governmen1 1o represen1 U.S. oo111e produoers 1n 1rode
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PhiIip Livestock Auction, in conjunction with Superior Livestock Auction,
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with questions about the video pIease caII, Jerry Roseth at 605:685:5820.
~ CATTLE REPORT ~
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2012
We bad a IIgbter run Ior our SpecIaI Stock & Bred
HeIIer SaIe, but a bIg crowd oI peopIe on band to buy.
Market was very competIve on tbIs IIgbter oIIerIng.
WeIgb-up cattIe are startIng to toucb record bIgb prIces.
Next week bIg SpecIaI Feeder CattIe SaIe IeaturIng BV
bIrs wItb 4000 bead consIgned. Stout BuII SaIe at Noon,
Ieeder cattIe & Horse SaIe to IoIIow.
BRED CATTLE:
ROB LYTLE - QUINN
28................................FED SOLID MOUTH COWS 1543=......$1,700.00
6...............................FED DFOKEN MOUTH COWS 1498=......$1,700.00
LYNN MILLER - FAITH
38...................DLK & DWF DFOKEN MOUTH COWS 1465=......$1,460.00
HAROLD & LORI MILLER - NEWELL
SHAW RANCH INC.- WHITE OWL
3 ................DLK & DWF 3 TO SOLID MOUTH COWS 1460=......$1,575.00
SHARON HERRON - UNION CENTER
3.....................................................HEFF HFFS 947=........$1,700.00
15...................................................HEFF HFFS 933=........$1,660.00
EDDIE FISHER - KADOKA
8..................................FED SOLID MOUTH COWS 1431=......$1,675.00
4...............................FED DFOKEN MOUTH COWS 1444=......$1,400.00
NORMAN AMIOTTE - INTERIOR
6......................DLK & DWF 3 TO 6 YF OLD COWS 1293=......$1,600.00
4 ..................................DLK SOLID MOUTH COWS 1383=......$1,400.00
TODD & NANCY COLLINS - STURGIS
1.....................................DLK 3-4 YF OLD COWS 1190=......$1,525.00
12...................FED & DLK DFOKEN MOUTH COWS 1437=......$1,325.00
ADAM JOHNSTON - VETAL
7 ......................CHAF & DLK SOLID MOUTH COWS 1427=......$1,500.00
6........................DLK & DWF SOLID MOUTH COWS 1468=......$1,425.00
DAN OLDENBERG - PHILIP
10...............DLK 5 YF OLD TO SOLID MOUTH COWS 1320=......$1,475.00
JERRY GRIMES - KADOKA
15 ..................FED & FWF DFOKEN MOUTH COWS 1309=......$1,375.00
KELLY RIGGINS - PHILIP
13 .............................DLK DFOKEN MOUTH COWS 1366=......$1,350.00
KEN BARTLETT - INTERIOR
10 .............................DLK DFOKEN MOUTH COWS 1267=......$1,275.00
LARRY CARLSON - PIERRE
1.................................................HOLSTEIN HFF 1095=......$2,125.00
1 ...........................XDFED 3 YF OLD NUFSE COW 1120=......$1,775.00
WEIGH UPS:
H & S PARTNERSHIP - PHILIP
26 ...................................................DLK HFFTS 1014=.........$113.50
PAM SCARBOROUGH - HAYES
1 ..................................................X DFED COW 1450=...........$94.00
1.......................................................FWF COW 1640=...........$92.50
1......................................................CHAF COW 1455=...........$91.50
1.......................................................FWF COW 1455=...........$91.00
1 ..................................................X DFED COW 1530=...........$90.00
1 ..................................................X DFED COW 1375=...........$89.50
1 ..................................................X DFED COW 1360=...........$89.00
BRYAN OLIVIER - MILESVILLE
1 .......................................................DLK DULL 2180=.........$111.00
1 .......................................................DLK DULL 2025=.........$110.00
1 .......................................................DLK DULL 2215=.........$107.00
ROSS & AIMEE BLOCK - MIDLAND
1........................................................DLK COW 1575=...........$93.00
1.......................................................DWF COW 1270=...........$89.50
1........................................................DLK COW 1520=...........$88.00
WHEELER RANCH - PHILIP
1.......................................................DLK HFFT 925=...........$114.00
JERRY GRIMES - KADOKA
1 .......................................................FED COW 1335=...........$92.00
1 .......................................................FED COW 1245=...........$91.00
2......................................................FED COWS 1495=...........$89.00
ROGER AMIOTTE - KADOKA
1 ..................................................X DFED COW 1175=...........$91.50
1.......................................................FWF COW 1225=...........$90.50
KEVIN VANDERMAY - NORRIS
1........................................................DLK COW 1515=...........$91.00
1........................................................DLK COW 1305=...........$90.50
3 ......................................................DLK COWS 1463=...........$89.50
3 ......................................................DLK COWS 1642=...........$88.00
1........................................................DLK COW 1395=...........$87.00
EDDIE FISHER - KADOKA
1 .......................................................FED COW 1345=...........$90.00
1 .......................................................FED COW 1570=...........$89.00
CHUCK KROETCH - PHILIP
1 .....................................................CHAF DULL 2195=.........$105.00
1 .....................................................CHAF DULL 2005=.........$103.50
SHAW RANCH INC. - WHITE OWL
1........................................................DLK COW 1285=...........$91.00
1........................................................DLK COW 1410=...........$89.00
1........................................................DLK COW 1260=...........$86.00
1........................................................DLK COW 1240=...........$85.50
LEVI GRIMES - KADOKA
1 .......................................................FED COW 1560=...........$89.50
GERALD RISEE - MARTIN
1........................................................DLK COW 1445=...........$89.50
1........................................................DLK COW 1645=...........$86.50
1........................................................DLK COW 1680=...........$84.50
MATT SANDAL - QUINN
1........................................................DLK COW 1440=...........$88.50
LIVERMONT BROTHERS - MARTIN
1........................................................DLK COW 1490=...........$88.00
1........................................................DLK COW 1435=...........$87.00
2 ......................................................DLK COWS 1318=...........$86.50
JANICE RING - NORRIS
1 .....................................................HEFF DULL 2170=...........$97.00
DEAN LIVERMONT - MARTIN
1........................................................DLK COW 1470=...........$87.50
1........................................................DLK COW 1315=...........$87.00
1.......................................................DWF COW 1255=...........$86.00
1 .................................................DLK COWETTE 1155=...........$98.00
LYNN MILLER - FAITH
1.......................................................DWF COW 1410=...........$87.50
2............................................DLK & DWF COWS 1300=...........$87.00
1.......................................................DWF COW 1620=...........$85.50
NORMAN AMIOTTE - INTERIOR
1........................................................DLK COW 1345=...........$87.50
1........................................................DLK COW 1425=...........$86.50
LARRY & SCOT EISENBRAUN - WALL
1........................................................DLK COW 1325=...........$87.00
1........................................................DLK COW 1400=...........$86.00
1.......................................................DLK HFFT 800=...........$115.00
1.......................................................DLK HFFT 1020=.........$106.00
MICKEY DALY - MIDLAND
1........................................................DLK COW 1350=...........$86.50
KELLY RIGGINS - PHILIP
1........................................................DLK COW 1355=...........$86.00
1........................................................DLK COW 1440=...........$84.00
ROGER SHULL - WALL
1........................................................DLK COW 1540=...........$85.50
KATHLEEN SHULL - WALL
1........................................................DLK COW 1745=...........$85.00
NICK RISSE - TUTHILL
1........................................................DLK COW 1215=...........$85.00
2 ......................................................DLK COWS 1518=...........$84.25
1 .......................................................DLK DULL 1790=.........$101.50
DUSTIN PETERSON - PHILIP
1........................................................DLK COW 1595=...........$83.50
JOE WISHARD - LANTRY
4 .....................................................DLK HFFTS 835=...........$116.50
1 .................................................DLK COWETTE 1095=...........$95.50
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Dr. DoLson Answers
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Q\STION: As fIrsf-fImo nr-
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consIsfonf consoquoncos. A snnk-
Ing cnn sorvo ns n monnIngfuI nog-
nfIvo consoquonco In cnsos of undo-
sIrnbIo bohnvIor, buf If fonds fo bo
mosf usofuI nnd nocossnry
whon n chIId Is undor 3 yonrs of
ngo. Thnf's bocnuso ronsonIng nnd
fnkIng nwny rIvIIogos sImIy
don'f work wIfh vory young chII-
dron.
WIfh kIds from fhroo fo fIvo
yonrs of ngo, nronfs cnn uso
snnkIng nnd fImo ouf ns nrf of n
comrohonsIvo dIscIIIno Inn, buf
fhoy shouId nIso bogIn fo work
wIfh ofhor fyos of consoquoncos,
such ns fnkIng nwny rIvIIogos. If
mom nnd dnd roIy soIoIy on ono
mofhod, If wIII bocomo Ioss nnd
Ioss offocfIvo ns n chIId grows nnd
mnfuros. Ior mnny schooI-ngod
chIIdron, fho romovnI of Ionsuros
or rIvIIogos Is ncfunIIy moro
"nInfuI" fhnn n snnkIng.
ConornIIy sonkIng, wo fnko fho
vIow fhnf corornI unIshmonf
shouId bo nIIod onIy In cnsos of
wIIIfuI dIsobodIonco or dofInnco of
nufhorIfy novor for moro chIId-
Ish IrrosonsIbIIIfy. In no Insfnnco
shouId If bo ndmInIsforod hnrshIy
or cnrIcIousIy. Wo nIso boIIovo
fhnf snnkIngs nro nof nrorInfo
for chIIdron l5 fo l8 monfhs oId or
youngor. SnnkIng nn ndoIosconf
Is nImosf nIwnys n sorIous mIs-
fnko.
If's Imorfnnf fhnf nronfs om-
Ioy roor fochnIquo If fhoy nro
goIng fo snnk fhoIr chIIdron. CIvo
your chIId n wnrnIng boforo onch
snnknbIo offonso. If ho doIIbor-
nfoIy dIsoboys, Inform hIm of fho
ucomIng snnkIng, oscorf hIm fo
fho dosIgnnfod room, nnd mofo ouf
fho unIshmonf. TyIcnIIy fhIs
wouId InvoIvo ono or fwo swnfs on
fho buffocks (nofo fhnf whIIo fhoro
mny bo n frnnsIonf rodnoss Immo-
dInfoIy foIIowIng n snnkIng, If
shouId novor bo dono In such n wny
ns fo bruIso n chIId). IoIIow u fho
snnkIng wIfh n brIof rovIow of fho
offonso. Af nII fImos nronfs musf
bo guIdod by fho nood fo bnInnco
sonsIfIvIfy nnd Iovo wIfh fho n-
rorInfo monsuro of fIrmnoss.
If your chIId Is ouf of confroI, wo
suggosf fhnf you roonf fho snnk-
Ing rocoduro u fo fhroo fImos.
Thon hoId fho chIId fIghfIy In your
In, fncIng forwnrd, unfII ho or sho
cnIms down. ThIs mny fnko fIvo or
fon mInufos.
Q\STION: My husbnnd nnd I
nro sfuck In n ruf. AII fho romnnco
hns gono ouf of our mnrrIngo. Wo
don'f ovon soom fo hnvo much fun
fogofhor nnymoro. How do I bronch
fhIs subjocf wIfhouf soomIng fo
nng
ANSWR: Tho bosf wny fo
bogIn Is by nskIng your husbnnd
somo quosfIons. Somo mon cnn
fooI n bIf InfImIdnfod by n sIf-
down, fnco-fo-fnco, "Iof's fnIk nbouf
our Issuos" kInd of dIscussIon. If
your husbnnd Is IIko fhnf, you
mIghf suggosf fhnf fho fwo of you
sond n dny ongngIng In somo kInd
of shnrod ncfIvIfy fhnf ho onjoys,
IIko fIshIng or hIkIng. Thon, whon
you'ro bofh roInxod nnd hnvIng n
good fImo, foII hIm you'vo gof
somofhIng on your mInd nnd nsk
hIm If ho wouIdn'f mInd fnIkIng
nbouf If.
You'II wnnf fo do fhIs In n cnrIng,
non-fhronfonIng wny, of courso.
!osIsf fho fomfnfIon fo foII hIm
whnf you fhInk Is wrong wIfh fho
roInfIonshI. WIfhouf IocfurIng or
InforrognfIng, Iof hIm know fhnf
you'd ronIIy IIko fo know how ho's
boon fooIIng nbouf IIfo InfoIy nnd
how ho vIows your mnrrIngo.
If you hnndIo fho dIscussIon son-
sIfIvoIy, chnncos nro fhnf you'II
Ionrn ono of fhroo fhIngs. In fho
fIrsf Inco, ho mny rovonI fhnf ho's
rooccuIod wIfh somofhIng fhnf
hns nofhIng fo do wIfh your mnr-
rIngo. Iorhns ho's sfrossod ouf
nbouf work, worrIod nbouf hIs
honIfh or sfruggIIng wIfh doros-
sIon. In ofhor words, hIs unromnn-
fIc bohnvIor mny hnvo IIffIo or
nofhIng fo do wIfh you.
A socond ofIon mny bo fhnf ho's
fooIIng fIno nnd fhInks your mnr-
rIngo Is goIng gronf. To uf If nn-
ofhor wny, ho's roffy cIuoIoss
nf Ionsf from your orsocfIvo
nnd hnsn'f nofIcod fhnf fhoro's
nnyfhIng wrong wIfh fho roInfIon-
shI. As n sIIvor IInIng, you mny
dIscovor fhnf ho Iovos you dooIy
nnd hns wnrm fooIIngs fownrd you
buf sImIy doosn'f oxross fhom.
Tho fhIrd ossIbIIIfy Is fhnf ho'II
foII you ho's boon fooIIng unhny
nbouf your mnrrIngo. If fhnf's fho
cnso, ho mny oon u wIfh n whoIo
Inundry IIsf of fhIngs fhnf hnvo
boon bofhorIng hIm, IncIudIng
fhIngs nbouf you fhnf bug hIm. If
fhnf hnons, do your bosf nof fo
bocomo dofonsIvo. IffIcuIf ns If
mny bo, you nood fo dIscIIIno
yoursoIf fo koo quIof nnd Iof hIm
vonf.
Onco you gof hIm fnIkIng, you'ro
moro fhnn hnIf wny fhoro. As ho
oons u, you'II bo nbIo fo gof n
much boffor Idon of oxncfIy whnf's
boon goIng on bofwoon you. Af fhnf
oInf, If's crIfIcnI fo Iof hIm know
fhnf you wnnf fo work fogofhor fo
gof fhIngs bnck on frnck. Mnko If
cIonr fhnf, from your orsocfIvo,
fho rocoss of honIIng nnd Imrov-
Ing your mnrrIngo hns fo bo n
"fonm offorf." Abovo nII, ho shouId
nof go nwny from fhIs convorsnfIon
fooIIng ns If you'vo boon foIIIng hIm
whnf ho noods fo do fo "fIx" fhIngs.
Sond your quosfIons fo r. ob-
son, c/o Iocus on fho InmIIy, IO
Iox 444, CoIorndo SrIngs, CO
80903. ThIs quosfIon nnd nnswor
Is oxcorfod from books nufhorod
by r. Jnmos obson nnd ub-
IIshod by TyndnIo Houso IubIIsh-
ors. r. obson Is fho ChnIrmnn of
fho Ionrd of Iocus on fho InmIIy,
n nonrofIf orgnnIznfIon dodIcnfod
fo fho rosorvnfIon of fho homo.
CoyrIghf 2003 Jnmos obson,
Inc. AII rIghfs rosorvod. Infornn-
fIonnI coyrIghf socurod.
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