The Faulkton City Councilmet on Thursday, Aug. 9 for theirregular meeting. (The regularMonday night meeting was post-poned until Thursday because of4-H days).All council members were

present, Linda Bartholomew,Mark Toennies, Sheilah Fischer,Steve Wanner, Dan Ramsdelland Chris Geiger, along withMayor Slade Roseland, financeofficer Emily Bauer, mainte-nance Jerod Raethz and city at-

torney Tim Bormann. Others at-tending the meeting were DaveSpeck, Kelly Melius, TrevorCramer, Troy Hadrick, JodyMoritz, Brent Koens and DaveHedt, along with Val Ramsdell,Faulk County Record.There were no conflicts of in-

terest and no one spoke duringopen forum time.Minutes of the July 9 meeting,

financial report and claims wereapproved.Raethz reported on the sewer

project and it is coming along.He also noted he has been spray-ing for mosquitoes several timesa week. He stated that the newscoreboard is up at the ball park.Brent Koens handed out his

sheriff ’s report. It was noted thata stop sign is very faded near theschool and that should be takencare of before school starts, andnot wait for the new sign projectin the fall. He noted that thespeed sign will be moved nearthe school before school starts.

Koens said that the Sheriff ’s De-partment Chaplin has been intown. The chaplin usually comesto town every Friday for a coupleof hours and is available to theSheriff ’s Department, FaulktonFire Department and the Emer-gency Management staff.Faulkton Area Economic De-

velopment director TrevorCramer stated that since artistGuido van Helten started hispainting that hits on the websitehave increased 267% and pageviews are up 40% to 1,200 hits.Cramer also stated to be sure to

attend the public transportationmeeting at the Autumn LeavesSenior Citizens Center on Mon-day, Aug. 20 at 12:45 p.m.Cramer also said that the new

home (Chris and Erica Hadrick)at West Side Development is onschedule. He explained the salestax that the city received fromthe two homes at West Side. Hestated that the sales tax is basedon where the homes are deliv-ered to. The city received sales

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Three new teachers, guidancecounselor and superintendentwill greet students at the Faulk-ton Area Schools this year whenclasses begin next Wednesday,Aug. 22.Teachers will have an in-ser-

vice on Monday, Aug. 20. Newteachers will have a new staff in-service on Aug. 17.

Scott Lepke, a native ofMitchell, will greet students asthe new Faulkton Area SchoolsSuperintendent.Scott Lepke was born in Fort

Rucker, Ala., and grew up inMitchell. He attended SouthwestState University with a BA inpolitical science and earned histeaching certificate. In 1999 heattained his master of educationin school administration atWayne State College and in 2010he graduated from the Univer-sity of South Dakota in educa-tional specialist in schoolsuperintendency.Lepke has 24 years experience

in the teaching field, four yearsas a teacher, 13 years as a highschool principal and seven yearsas a superintendent.He is married to Sara, who is

employed at the Faulkton AreaMedical Center. They have ason, Matthew, who is a junior atNorthern State University ma-joring in education.Lepke enjoys hunting, fishing,

reading and hiking.Alexandra “Alex” Alspach

is a native of Dupree and a highschool graduate of Dupree HighSchool. She received her degreefrom Northern State Universitymajoring in elementary educa-tion with a minor in special edu-cation, reading and art. Alspachhas a special education endorse-

ment from Black Hills State Uni-versity in 2016.She previously taught at Get-

tysburg Elementary School as aspecial education teacher forthree years.She enjoys shopping, traveling

and gardening. In her free time,she enjoys arts and crafts, draw-ing, painting and “junking”.Her duties include K - 8 spe-

cial education at Faulkton Ele-mentary and the colonies.

Erica Hadrick is from SiouxFalls and a graduate of Wash-ington High School.Hadrick’s higher education in-

cludes a BA in elementary edu-cation from Dakota WesleyanUniversity at Mitchell in 2010and her master’s in reading spe-cialists with elementary empha-sis at Grand Canyon Universityin Phoenix, Ariz.She was previously employed

from 2013 to 2018 as fourthgrade teacher in Cheyenne, Wyo.Erica and her husband Chris

have three children, Theodore“Teddy” who is 3 1/2 and Emer-son “Eme” who is one, and adaughter Charlotte, who is de-ceased.In her free time she enjoys

reading and running.Hadrick is the new K-3

teacher at Blumengard Colony.Kristen Lee has been em-

ployed at the Faulkton AreaMedical Center for the last tenyears as their Foundation Coor-dinator and CNA.She graduated from Northern

State University in 1993 withher bachelor’s in education withher minor in reading and middleschool endorsement.Lee is the mother of five chil-

dren, Allyson and her husbandLuke who live in Florida; Alec isa graduate of LATI andpresently works at The AutoShop; Kelsey is a senior atDakota State University inMadison; Kaden is in his firstyear at LATI; and Aaron is asophomore at Faulkton HighSchool.Lee enjoys gardening, fishing,

camping and reading.She will continue part time as

CNA and is also an EMT for theFAMC.Kristen is the new JH/HS

English Language Arts teacher.JoEllen Wieseler

JoEllen (Giesen) Wieseler hasbeen hired as the new guidancecounselor replacing longtimeguidance counselor RandyTisher who retired last year.(More on JoEllen next week).Sylvia Salwei has been hired

as a custodian, and Jamie Kaupand Jaclyn Moes as paraprofes-sionals.

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First day of school Aug. 22Regular classes resume at Faulk-

ton School one week from today onWednesday, Aug. 22. K-6th gradeclasses start at 8:40 a.m. and end at3:25 p.m. 7-12 classes start at 8:40a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. Inside(page 6) of this issue is a scheduleof information and other school yearhighlights. A phone list that can besaved for future reference is foundon page 3.On Friday, Aug. 17 there is an in-

service for all new staff at the school.A meet and greet for Supt. Scott

Lepke along with a burgers & bratscook out is planned for Monday,Aug. 20 from 4:30 to 6:30 at theschool.

Dirkland Smith, left, is the new Faulkton Area Medical Center’sCEO/Administrator as of Monday, Aug. 20. Above left are, Dirkland, Ad-dison, AnneMarie, and Leandria Smith (not pictured, Kerbrietta, Taylor,and Ahmad.)FFAAMMCC aannnnoouunncceess nneeww CCEEOO//AAddmmiinniissttrraattoorrFollowing a nation-wide

search, the Faulkton Area Med-ical Center (FAMC) Board of Di-rectors has announced theappointment of Dirkland T.Smith as Chief Executive Officer(CEO) and Administrator ofFAMC. Smith will fill the posi-tion beginning Monday, Aug. 20.At 17 years of age, Smith en-

listed in the Army NationalGuard as a dental tech. Later, hereceived his commission as an of-ficer in the United States Navy(USN), and recently, was pro-moted to Commander. He hadbeen actively serving as the As-sistant VP for Healthcare Pro-fessional’s Talent Acquisitions inthe USN until accepting the po-sition at FAMC. Smith possessesa master’s degree in public pol-icy and administration with anemphasis in health care admin-istration and a bachelor’s in po-litical science with pre-lawconcentration; both from Jack-son State University. He is alsoa long-time member of the Amer-ican College of Healthcare Exec-utives. Hospital board member Linda

Bartholomew commented, "I amvery excited about Dirklandcoming to Faulkton and was im-

pressed with him the minute Iread his resume. Meeting him inperson confirmed my first im-pression as I could see the pas-sion he has for people and beingpart of a community."Smith comes to Faulkton Area

Medical Center as a successfulhealthcare executive with nearly18 years of senior leadership ex-perience in civilian and militaryhealthcare organizations. Heuses an approach based on com-passion, accountability, respect,excellence, and a smile. He hasexperience in strategic planning,physician relations, team build-ing/leadership, crisis and emer-gency management, employeedevelopment, budget/finance,public relations, contract admin-istration, and project manage-ment. “I am humbled and honored

beyond words to serve as yournext Chief Executive Officer/Ad-ministrator for Faulkton AreaMedical Center,” said Smith.“Over the years you have accom-plished wonderful things. Myfamily and I look forward tomeeting everyone and embark-ing on a new chapter in our livesand developing friendships thatwill last a lifetime.”

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tax on both the Stark andHadrick homes.For old business, there was a

change order request of $892from Dahme’s. The pay requestsconsisted of Helms & Assoc. for$750; the on-site manager for$34,154 and to Dahme Construc-tion for $298,691.46.Raethz updated the council on

the sewer project. He stated thatabout seven blocks are left to dig.He said that Dahme’s have a cou-ple of months left for seeding,street prep and to cut off thepipes.A pay request for the airport

environmental assessment for$5,153.95 was approved. The citywill see 95% reimbursement forthis.It was approved for Helms &

Associates land acquisition as-sistance agreement for $25,000.It is an agreement to possiblypurchase land, appraisals, etc.from landowners. Their letter ofagreement was approved.Next on the agenda was to re-

visit the Economic Developmentfunding. At the July councilmeeting a motion was made, sec-onded and passed to allow

$10,000 to the Economic Devel-opment Corp.Councilman Ramsdell noted

that not funding the programmay cause the ongoing projectsto “go south” and he does notwant to see that happen. “Whatcould happen down the road ifwe don’t have some money setaside for economic development?The elevator and the museummurals have brought in manyvisitors already. This is revenuefor businesses and sales tax forthe city. If we don’t fund eco-nomic development somehow, fu-ture projects probably will notwork.”Business owner Dave Hedt

stated that no he is not a mem-ber of the city council or the de-velopment corporation, howeverhe is a business owner. He saidthat the retail center would notbe here if not for the help ofTrevor and the economic devel-opment corporation. He has notasked for money from the city forthe center, or for Guido’s murals.The murals are funded by twogrants, local donations, and vol-unteer help. If the developmentcorporation does slip away it willbe very hard to start up again.Remember the things they have

done and the projects that are “inthe works”.This week there will be three

more newspapers coming toFaulkton and two more televi-sion stations coming to do storieson the mural. Hedt noted thatBrim Australia has seen an in-crease in revenue of 3.4 milliondollars after their murals werecompleted.Troy Hadrick, acting president

of the Development Corp. askedthe council, “Look to where wewant to be in the future.” Henoted that we all need to work to-gether and move forward for allof us.Trevor Cramer stated that it

has been fun being part of theteam and making the communitybetter. On a “plan B” he is will-ing to work part time. Cramernoted that at all of the meetingshe attend, Faulkton is noted as a“rising star” and is held up byother communities.Kelly Melius then addressed

the council stating “Who willwork for $10,000?” He noted thatthey have applied for a grant tohelp fund the director’s salary,and will know whether they re-ceived the grant, in the near fu-ture. He stated we need to have aplan soon and let Trevor planahead. He noted “We all have thesame goal, we need to have aplan that we can all agree on.”Dave Speck commented that

what happens if the town getssmaller? Are we getting too bigtoo fast? Who decides on who ison the development board. Speckwould like to see the city havemore input on the developmentmeetings.Jody Moritz replied that the

development board members arevoted on at their yearly meeting.If you want to vote on who goeson the development board, go tothe meeting.Discussion was held and

Mayor Roseland stated thatthere needs to be a board madeup of councilmen and develop-ment members. It was statedthat Roseland, Emily Bauer,Steve Wanner and Chris Geigerwill form the committee alongwith the Development Corp. whowill decide on who will be on the

committee from their board. Adecision needs to be made byNov. 1 as to the director’s posi-tion. “There is no reason why wecan’t come up with something,”he said.Chris Geiger, Steve Wanner,

Mark Toennies and Sheila Fis-cher all stated that yes some-thing needs to be decided on, andsoon. It was agreed to all sitdown to work together andmaybe more money can be bud-geted. This needs to be ironedout now so this does not happenevery year.Councilman Ramsdell stated

that with just the two new homesbrought to town the city has seenover $10,000 in revenue, withthe moving the homes, here, theplumbing, electrical wiring, etc.Those homes brought in thatmuch revenue, and all we didwas give that back to the devel-opment corporation last month.A roll call vote was taken to in-

crease the amount another$10,000, then retracted as themotion was not correct.After a little discussion and

clarification a new motion wasmade by Ramsdell and secondedby Toennies to budget an addi-tional $10,000 to economic devel-opment with a caveat that thecity and development corpora-tion meet to finalize a plan byNov. 1. All voted aye by a roll callvote with Linda Bartholomewabstaining.For new business Jody Moritz

read what will be on a sign at themuseum near the new buffalomural and asked the council forpermission to place the sign. Therequest was approved.The 2019 budget/appropria-

tions ordinance #45 was read forthe first reading and approved.For the 2018 audit report, fi-

nance officer Bauer requestedanother set of eyes on the report,as asked by the state. It was alsonoted to update Capital assets toinclude the new sewer project.Moving permits were approved

for Vista One Real Estate - at1205 Oak Street - house near thehospital; and the Faulkton AreaEconomic Development Corp.,1502 St. John Street - house atWest Side, and both were ap-

proved.A temporary liquor license

was approved for J & J Bar forSept. 15 at the Community Cen-ter for a wedding reception.Two brown bag permits were

also approved for FAMC Aug. 18at Faulkton City Park for theiremployee picnic; and for a Sept.7 wedding reception at theFaulkton Legion Hall by FalynHogg.It was decided that the next

regular meeting will be heldagain on a Thursday, Sept. 6 at 7p.m. at Faulkton City Hall (Sept.3 is Labor Day).With that the council then

went into executive session.

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The Faulkton School Boardmet Monday evening, Aug. 13 at6 p.m. at the school lunch roomwith all board members present,Kelly Aesoph, BJ Kalkman,Scott McCloud, Ryan Nelson,and Jerry Weyand along withSupt. Scott Lepke, secondaryprincipal Craig Cassens and fi-nance officer Lisa Hushka. Alsoin attendance was Terry Heins ofNorth Star, and several FaulkCounty taxpayers and schoolstaff in attendance.The board approved the

agenda after adding a line for“audit”.Supt. Lepke acknowledged the

custodial staff. He said “hats offto the custodians” for the schoollooking great, and getting readyfor the start of the school year.All board members agreed.There were no conflict of inter-

est waivers or no one spoke atopen forum.The board then approved the

previous meetings and presentedbills.For business and finance the

board approved Thrive NutritionServices contract. Meal rates in-creased only 2.7%.Fuel quotes were then opened.

North Star’s quote was approvedfor propane $1.13.9 per gal. andAgtegra for gasoline 15¢ abovelaid in cost minus tax and 2¢above laid in cost for dyed diesel.The Faulkton Area After

School Program agreement wasapproved. Supt. Lepke explainedsome of the responsibilities ofthe school. He noted the finan-cial reimbursement from theprogram to the school.Some surplus property was ap-

proved by the board to dispose of.The Emergency Bus Pact was

also approved by the board.Supt. Lepke noted this is a veryworthy pact between school dis-tricts on the occasion a bus trav-eling outside of the district fails.A call would be made to the near-est school to secure a bus and/ordriver to ensure students reachtheir destination safely.

The 2018-2019 budget wasbriefly discussed. Supt. Lepkewanted the board to be awarethat there will be an update ontextbooks and may increase theclassroom books budget $10,000to $15,000.Three teachers received

amendments to their contracts:Kari Haberling, Mary Schlechterand Melissa Geditz.Next month’s board meeting

was discussed since the regularMonday date was homecomingcoronation. It was approved tomeeting Wednesday, Sept. 12 at6 p.m. in the lunchroom, for Sep-tember’s regular board meeting.The board then approved to

hire Kohlman Bierschbach &An-derson out of Mobridge for$13,000 for the school audit.Supt. Lepke then gave his re-

port:• He noted the dates for inser-

vice for August.• Enrollment numbers for

2018-19 are 128 for Jr. Kthrough sixth grade, 33 for 7thand 8th, 83 high school, and 75for Brentwood, Blumengard andThunderbird for a total of 319students.• There will be a SAVE train-

ing (threat of shooter) at the Ip-swich School with other schooldistricts attending. It is a 1/2 daytraining then back to Faulktonto train in the school. Date andtime to be determined.• Accreditation is up again

this year. Supt. Lepke asked ifthis could be put off for one yearas he is new to the district. Willinform the board when he gets aresponse from the DOE.• Lepke acknowledged Sec-

ondary Principal Craig Cassenswho won the Division 4 repre-sentative seat on the SDHSAA

Board of Directors. Congratula-tions to Craig.• The superintendent’ entry

plan data will be compiled andpresented to the board at theSeptember meeting. This entailsthe 15 replies received from thestaff on “what are we doingright”. All replies were very pos-itive.• Supt. Lepke has asked that

the school website be updatedwith a new company. He wantsto make the site more userfriendly.• The accountability report

card will be summarized andthen report to the board at thenext meeting.• The school has been selected

to represent schools across SouthDakota and the nation by partic-ipating in the NAEP (NationalAssessment of EducationProgress). Thunderbird Colony,middle school and elementarystudents will be assessed inmath and reading.• Supt. Lepke also noted that

he plans to attend city counciland county commissioners meet-ing as time allows.• A meet and greet is planned

for Monday, Aug. 20 at the schoolfrom 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Plan to at-tend for burgers and brats andmeet Supt. Scott Lepke.• Information was given on

the board retreat.Secondary Principal Craig

Cassens then brought the boardup-to-date on the student hand-book recommendation (second

reading). His recommendation isto change the language to: re-lease junior high students on thesame date as non-semester testhigh school students.Cassens stated that the joint

conference he attended withboard members Jerry Weyandand Scott McCloud went verywell.Updated the board on the new

graduation requirements andrecommended to continue thisyear with the previous 2009graduation requirements. In2020 the new implementationswill be required.Duel credit and internship stu-

dent participation has 14 of 19students registered for dualcredit courses. Thirteen studentsare participating in the intern-ship program with a lot of themat businesses.Supt. Lepke then talked about

the building and grounds com-mittee and the progress they aremaking. Ground rules have beenset and things are going well.

The committee has toured nineschools since the committee wasformed. Conversation has beenstarted to implement ideas. Arti-cles will be put in the newspaperabout the school visits to keepeveryone informed in order tocontinue.Discussion was held on the No-

vember ballot. It was noted ifthere is a vote about the schoolbuilding, it will be done after theNovember election. Making thisa separate date will be less con-fusing and gives the school moreflexibility.Lepke then thanked the com-

munity and staff making up thebuilding and grounds committeefor all the productive meetingsand work that has been done.Meetings have been very cordial.Last on the agenda was the

hiring of Sylvia Salwei as a newcustodian for 40 hrs. per week at$11.50 hr. Dennis Crum will con-tinue until the end of August.With that the board adjourned

at 6:55 p.m.

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Application to exhibit at the October 20th, 2018. Arts and Crafts Festival in Faulkton, SD. Make checks payableto: Faulkton Area Arts Council. Send to Beverly King, PO Box 159, Faulkton, SD 57438. Fee is Non-Refundable.Please PRINT LEGIBLY on all lines and then sign this form below: Remember- items must be hand crafted by you.

Name: ________________________________________________ Business Name: ___________________________________________________________________Craft: (Detailed description): ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Address:_________________________________ City:____________________________ State & Zip: _________________Phone:_________________________________________Cell:_____________________ Sales Tax #______________________________________________E-mail address: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________My signature verifies that all items I will be selling arehandcrafted/homemade by myself and not purchased for resale: (Signature)_________________________________________________Size of display space requested:8x8 ft. display space $50.00 _________________________________________ Add for 1 table $10.00 _______________________________________12x8 ft. display space $75.00________________________________________ Add for 2 tables $20.00______________________________________16x8 ft. display space $100.00 ______________________________________ Add for electricity $10.00____________________________________

Total amount enclosed $_____________________________Maximum space allowed per vendor (16x8) – I have my own backdrops: Yes ____ No ____ Size of my backdrop_____________

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The 44th Annual Arts and Crafts Festivalsponsored by the Faulkton Area Arts Council willbe held at the Faulkton School & CommunityCenter (1114 Court Street) on Saturday, Octo-ber 20th, 2018. All types of artists and craftersare invited to participate by exhibiting and/or sell-ing their ORIGINAL HANDCRAFTED WORK.Items purchased for resale are absolutely notallowed. DO NOT bring items you have pur-chased for resale. Our show has a reputation for selling only

your Handcrafted items, please abide by ourpolicy.

The building will be open at 7:00 a.m. to setup your display. Doors will open to the public at10:00 a.m. and remain open until 5:00 p.m.Booths must stay set up and open until 5:00 p.m.

at which time you are responsible for cleaning upyour area. Any vendor who begins dismantlingtheir booth prior to 5:00 p.m. will not be askedback. All vendors who remain completely set upuntil 5:00 p.m. will be in the drawing for a CASHprize for vendors only. We do door prize draw-ings throughout the day and request that you pro-vide a door prize for us to give away or have adrawing at your booth.Gift certificates will be available to use if you

don’t have an appropriate door prize to giveaway.We reserve the right to place booths to fit our

show & to allow a limited number of spaces.For more information, please call or text

Beverly King at 605-380-8444 or email toKingbeverly69@gmail.com

PLEASE RETURN THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION BY SEPT. 15, 2018

� Please clip for your reference.2018-2019 INTERCOM PHONE LISTFaulkton Area Schools DistrictDial 598-6266 and then the extension number.

Staff Extensions:Aesoph, Nicole ................237Alex Alspach....................232Bowman, Vanessa...........219Casper, Chase ................233Cassens, Craig................207Demery, Jeremy ..............225Erdahl, Kyle.....................228Geditz, Melissa................227Geditz, Shayne................243Haberling, Kari ................242Hammond, Alicia .............234Hayes, Melissa................240Hushka, Lisa ...................205Latt, Michele....................239Lee, Kristen .....................217Lepke, Scott ....................206Melius, Kathleen..............250Melius, Nikki ....................218Michelson, Danica...........223Mickelson, Dylan .............241Schlechter, Mallory ..........210Schlechter, Mary .............244Spicer, Chad....................236

Stephenson, Shae...........245Ulrich, Christopher...........238Vetch, Mary .....................203Warren, Cortney ..............226Wieseler, JoEllen.............251Woodring, Cecilia ............208Room Extensions:After School Program......249Band Room .....................231Boiler Room/Janet...........215Coaches Room (Female) 247Coaches Room (Male) ....209Counseling Room (3rd fl) 216Hub Room .......................211Kitchen ...........................214Library, Elementary .........233Library, High School ........235Maker Space ...................229Maker Space Storage .....230Office Counter Phone (other) .............204

Teacher Workroom..........2133rd Floor Math Classroom ..................221

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Sufficient Grace“My grace is sufficient for you.” 2 CORINTHIANS 12:9

The prayer of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane is perhapsthe greatest, most moving prayer ever uttered. In it our Lord askedthat the cup of crucifixion, which was about to be thrust upon Him,might be taken away. But then, in the very next breath He said,“Nevertheless, not as I will, but as You will” (Matthew 26:39).What a prayer! What strength! What power!When the apostle Paul asked God to remove his “thorn in the

flesh,” God did not remove it, saying instead, “My grace is suffi-cient for you.” Rather than complain or become angry at God, Pauljoyfully submitted to God’s will. He discovered that God’s gracetruly was sufficient, even in the midst of pain.Christ desires to be with you in whatever crisis you may find

yourself. Call upon His name. See if He will not do as He prom-ised He would. He may not make your problems go away, but Hewill give you the power to deal with them and to overcome themby His grace.Hope for Today: If we only pray for the removal of problems, we

will often be disappointed. If we pray for God’s presence in themidst of our problems, we will always receive what we have asked.

Billy Graham

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Burton Baloun ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Burton Baloun, 85, of High-more, passed away Tuesday,August 7, 2018 at the FaulktonArea Medical Center sur-rounded by his family and sib-lings.Funeral Mass was held at

10:30 a.m., Saturday, Aug. 11,at St. Thomas the ApostleChurch, Faulkton, with FatherChristopher Hughes presiding.Burial followed at St. BonifaceCatholic Cemetery, Seneca. Arosary service was held at 7p.m., Friday, Aug. 10 at thechurch, with visitation one-hour prior.Burton R. Baloun was born

Sept. 29, 1932 to Raymond andAlice (Ellenbecker) Baloun atthe midway home in Highmore,SD. He attended Rice LakeCountry School, having to getthere either by his horse, Daisy,or his Doodle Bug. Burtongraduated from HighmoreHigh School in 1950.Following his education, Bur-

ton went to work on the familyfarm, and in his spare time hewould attend dances in thearea communities. While at-tending one of those dances, hemet the love of his life, MaryAnn Zens. They were marriedSept. 15, 1953 at St. Mary’sCatholic Church in Zell.Together they made their

home at the Leo Mertz placesouth of Seneca for two yearsbefore moving further south tothe Mule Ranch, where he re-mained until the time of hispassing. Throughout the years,Burton and MaryAnn enjoyedtheir time attending dancesand traveling. They wereblessed to see 48 states.Burton will be remembered

for his love of the land and thehard worker he was. Aside fromdoing his own work he didmuch custom work for friendsand neighbors. He loved to racethe kids home from church onSunday mornings so everyonecould get to work! He also had alove of tractors, trading vehi-cles and helping others tradevehicles. When meeting him atany event, you could guaranteeBurton would ask you aboutyour vehicle and what kind ofmileage it got. Later in lifewhen Burton retired, he nevertruly gave agriculture up. Onecould always find him attend-

ing area sale barns duringsales, especially family bullsales.Burton’s life will be cherished

by his wife of 64 years, MaryAnn Baloun of Highmore; chil-dren, Perry (Bernadette)Baloun, Highmore, Pat Baloun,Aberdeen and Pamela (Mark)Edgar, Rockham; grandchil-dren, Cody (Beth) Baloun,Dawn (Tate) Switzer, Melissa(Brandon) Burgad, Derek(Caitlyn) Edgar, Brock (Brooke)Edgar, Brady (Hannah) Edgar,and Chloe Edgar; great grand-children, Cole, Wyatt, andChase Baloun, Koen and TeganSwitzer, Bryley, Avery, and Bae-lyn Burgad, Titus and KimberEdgar, Jace, Gage, Shae andKade Edgar, and Zeke and JaxEdgar; siblings, Darwin Baloun,Virginia Wieseler, Donna Jean(Arnie) Gutenkauf, Carol AnnMyler, and Richard (Carol)Baloun; sisters-in-law, Gene-vieve Zens and Sharon Baloun;and numerous nieces andnephews.He was preceded in death by

his parents, Ray and AliceBaloun; daughter, PatriceBaloun; granddaughter, BrianaBaloun; nephew, ShaneGutenkauf; and brothers-in-law, Robert Wieseler, DickMyler, Edmund, Hugh, and Eu-gene Zens.Now we must all wonder,

who is going to tell us when itis going to rain! Rest peacefullyBurton.Luce Funeral Home of Faulk-

ton has been entrusted withBurton’s arrangements.(www.familyfuneralhome.net)

ObituariesDonald Brewer––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Donald Brewer, 83, of Faulk-ton passed away Thursday, Aug.9, 2018 at the Faulkton SeniorLiving.AMemorial Mass will be held

at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, Aug. 16at St. Thomas the ApostleChurch, Faulkton, with FatherChristopher Hughes presiding.Burial will follow at St. ThomasCatholic Cemetery, Faulkton. Aprayer service will be held at 6p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 15 at thefuneral home.Donald was born in Faulkton

to Joseph Andrew Brewer andTheresa Janet (Sundermeyer)Brewer on Nov. 21, 1934. He at-tended country school and latergraduated from Faulkton HighSchool in 1953. Followingschool, Donald began his life-long career in the farming in-dustry.

Some of Donald’s interests,that he held dear, were trapshooting, cowboy shooting,hunting, reading, watchingWesterns, bowling, and makingdeer jerky.Donald was also a life-long

member of the NRA, St.Thomas Catholic Church, FaulkCounty Gun Club, and the Sin-gle Action Shooting Society. Heserved on the NRCS Board andas a county commission for 16years.Grateful for sharing in Don-

ald’s life are: his brothers, LeoBrewer and Timon “Mike”Brewer; and numerous niecesand nephews; great-nieces andnephews; and great-great-nieces and nephews.Donald was preceded in death

by his parents; brothers,Joseph, William Emil, Francis,

andArchabold “Archie” Brewer;sisters-in-law, Madalin Brewer,Gladys Brewer, and FernaBrewer; and nephews: MichaelBrewer and James Brewer.Luce Funeral Home of Faulk-

ton has been entrusted withDonald’s arrangements.(www.familyfuneralhome.net)

William Johnson –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

William “Bill” Johnson, 90, ofPierre, passed into the lovingarms of Jesus with the love ofhis family at his side on Sunday,Aug. 12, 2018 at Pierre Careand Rehabilitation Center.Visitation will be held 5 -7

p.m., Wednesday, Aug.15 atFeigum Funeral Home, conclud-ing with a Prayer Service at 7p.m. Bill’s family invites you tojoin them for coffee, donuts andfellowship from 9:30 - 10:30a.m., Thursday, Aug. 16 atFeigum Funeral Home followedby Funeral Services at 10:30a.m. Interment will take placeat Riverside Cemetery.William Alfred was born Feb.

26, 1928 to Arthur and Tonie(Kletke) Johnson in Orient. Heattended grade school and highschool in Orient, graduating in1945. Bill farmed until enteringthe Army in 1951. He served inJapan and Korea from 1951 to1953 being schooled in electricpower production before becom-ing a chief electrician. After hisdischarge he went to work forthe U.S. Air Force Radar base inGettysburg, as the electric gen-erator operator foreman from1956 to 1968 when it closed. Hereceived many commendationswhile there for his talents withequipment and training person-

nel. Bill then moved to Pierre tothe Army Corp of EngineersOahe Dam as a senior operatorfrom 1968 to 1985 when he re-tired.Bill married the love of his

life, Vivian Burke, on Oct. 26,1956. They were married for 58years and together had threechildren. He loved to fish, huntand camp with Vivian and thekids and when older woulddrive Vivian and her friends forget-togethers. There wasn’t any-thing he could not do. He re-modeled his homes from top tobottom, fixed cars and could re-pair anything. If there wasn’t apart for something, he wouldmanufacture it. His woodwork-ing projects are in every one ofhis children’s and grandchil-dren’s homes. His family willmiss his sense of humor greatlyas he could always make themsmile. His grandchildren maynever figure out how to make abowl of oatmeal as good as theway grandpa did.He is survived by his three

children. Jeff (Dona Mae) John-son, Pam (Don) Templeton andSue (Tom) Armbruster; grand-children, Colby (Kylie Varns, fi-ance) Johnson, Kenan Johnson,Krista (Jonny) Wiener, CaseyTempleton, Trevor (Kourtney)

Armbruster, Tyler Armbruster;great-grandchildren, Jordan,Treyton and Carson Sanders;sister-in-law Joan Eggers; andnumerous nieces and nephews.He was preceded in death by

his parents, wife Vivian, broth-ers, Victor, Paul, and WalterJohnson and his sister LouisePritchard.Bill’s family would like to

thank the caring staff of PierreCare and Rehabilitation Centerfor the loving care he receivedduring the past five years.Condolences may be conveyed

to the family at www.feigumfh.com.

It’s another hot summer daybut our residents kept exercisingMonday, Aug 6 to start theirweek off right. They warm upand stretch those muscles andthey’re ready to bounce a big ballaround.In the afternoon they are ready

for bingo with Joyce calling thenumbers and John helping theresidents plus handing the win-ners their bingo bucks. The freenumbers were 6 for our nursePaula Richmond’s birthday and 7for our housekeeper Tami Jones’sbirthday. Morris Geist reallyliked that because it helped himto win blackout. Then we had atie for second place with SylviaHoffman and Craig Swenson. Sothat’s where lots of bucks went.Later the girls from the Ever-

green Colony came to entertainus with some beautiful singingbefore the supper hour. Thanksto them also for the fresh vegeta-bles they brought us.Janet took the residents to the

patio Tuesday morning for a funtime of exercising and ball toss-ing since it was a pretty nicemorning. It was time for themonthly Resident’s Councilmeeting in the afternoon withPresident Shelbie Holdren call-ing the meeting to order and JoyScheller as secretary. The resi-dents who attended expressedtheir ideas and concerns.Bingo day onWednesday after-

noon was with Janet andMaryann. They pulled numbers33 and 64 out of thin air for freenumbers. These seemed to be theright lucky numbers for SylviaHoffman and Hilda Holsing whotied for blackout. Craig Swensonwas close behind along with somehelp from his sister and brother-in-law.Twelve of our residents went to

Aberdeen Thursday evening tothe ski show with Janet Bohnand Karen Bolten doing the driv-ing. They all enjoyed a sacklunch before the programstarted. After the National An-them was sung the announcerrecognized the Faulkton SeniorLiving crew as guests of theshow. They thought the show wasawesome and loved every minuteof it.Rodey Martinmaas, Jan

Melius, Joan Eschenbaum andMaryann Bent assisted the resi-dents to the chapel Friday morn-ing for the Rosary andCommunion service.A memorial service for Viola

Smolnisky was held in the chapelin the afternoon with PastorAvery and Vi’s daughter Sheilah

Fischer and with many residentsin attendance.Afterwards bingo was played

with Christina and Joyce callingthe numbers and handing out thebingo bucks. For free numbersthey picked 9 and 10 becauseAu-gust 9 was our Queen CassidyPotter’s last day here before sheheads off to college. Aug. 10 wasArleta Spangler’s birthday. Whenanyone got a bingo they had tosay “Happy Birthday Arleta”.And also each winner won morebingo bucks from Viola Smol-nisky’s bankroll that she hadsaved up. Blackout was a funtime with Charlie Keller beingthe first winner then soon after-wards it was Agnes Ireland,Sharon Geist and TerrieMehlhaff. Thanks to Sheilah fordistributing all of Vi’s bingobucks and also thank you to herand Irene Cunningham for serv-ing ice cream and a pretty deco-rated cake in memory of Viola.Linda Liston had lady luck

with her Saturday afternoon forthe 6-5-4 dice game. She wonmore double pots than anyone.Mary Stanley, Morris Geist,Mary Ann Beidler and CarolRaba also hauled in a bunch ofnickels and now they can hardlywait until next week when it isshopping dayThe residents were in the

chapel Sunday afternoon listen-ing to Pastor Avery’s homilyabout Jesus being completelyhuman just like us in every wayexcept sin. MaurineAuchampachplayed the piano for everyone tosing “My Faith Looks up toThee”. Fresh cookies were served

with coffee and juice to the visi-tors and residents afterwards.

Geisert – Way WedThe wedding of Harold E. Way

and Bonnie Meier Geisert tookplace on Saturday, July 28, 2018.The former Cresbard, SD class-

mates had recently reconnectedthrough the efforts of two friends,Lorene CowhickWebb and KarenWilson. The couple now residesin Roseville, Minn.Wedding festivities began with

a rehearsal Friday, followed by adinner at the home of the groom’ssister, Melinda Way-Johnson.Many family members andfriends gathered in anticipationof the happy event.The wedding ceremony took

place at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 28at Centennial United MethodistChurch in Roseville, Minn., withRev. Brian Hacklander officiat-ing.

The bride wore a silvery-greydress and jacket and a whitedaisy and baby rose wrist cor-sage. She was escorted down theaisle by her son, Noah, of Denton,Texas. Lorene Webb, high schoolfriend of the bride, and TerryJohnson, brother-in-law of thegroom, were attendants. Specialmusic was provided by MelindaWay-Johnson and her daughter,Emmalee Johnson Weatherby.Floral bouquets were in shades ofpink and coordinated by thegroom’s niece, Danielle Cabot.Photographs of the event weretaken by the groom’s grand-nieceRosemary Washnok. The groom’sgrand-nephew Henry Washnokwas usher.The service was a very per-

sonal celebration, includingmany light-hearted moments.Family attending included

Norma Miller of Aberdeen, SD;Kay Miller Temple of Fargo, ND;Donna Herrick of Norfolk, NE;Drew Johnson and DanielleCabot; Sam Johnson and NaomiBeck of St Paul, MN; Emmaleeand Bryan Weatherby of Jeddah,Saudi Arabia; Dodd Demas andStella Gimmestad of Minneapo-lis, MN; Grant, Patty, Henry, andRosemary Washnok of Brandon,SD; Marsha andWes Knackstedtof Wellington, CO; Lois andGayle Degler of Chanhassen, MNand their children and grandchil-dren; Dale and Marge WashnokofAberdeen, SD and their daugh-ter, Becky of Harrisburg, SD.

Also, in attendance were manyfriends from Galena, Illinois(Bonnie’s former home), SouthDakota, Kansas City, the Cen-tennial United MethodistChurch, and Harold’s fishingbuddies.The celebration continued with

a reception for guests at thechurch. Punch was served byKay Miller Temple; cake wasserved by Maribeth Stair. Coor-dination and assistance with thereception was provided by theHospitality Committee of theCentennial United MethodistChurch.Many friends and family mem-

bers gathered at the couple’shome afterwards for dinner, con-versation and laughter. A goodtime was had by all!

Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2018 Faulk County Record 5

AnOpen Housewill be held honoringDave & Kaye

AnglinSaturday, Aug. 25

at theSplit Rock Country Club

407 11th St, Ipswichfrom 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.The couple requestno gifts please

Cards & greetings may besent to: PO Box 186Ipswich, SD 57451Dave and Kaye were married on Aug. 24, 1968 at

Holy Cross Catholic Church in Ipswich, SDThe event is hosted by their children:Dom, Mitch, Brett and Kent Anglin

A Bridal Showerfor Mandy

Reidbride-to-be of

will be held onSaturday,Aug. 251:30 p.m. atDot T’s

Travis Martinmaas

The couple is registered at Target

A Bridal Showerfor FalynHogg

bride-to-be ofPerry Hempelwill be held onSunday,Aug. 193 - 5 p.m. at

Faulkton City Hallmeeting room

The couple is registered at Target,Amazon, & Menard’s Gift Cards

Everyone Welcome!

Thank You . . .Thank you to all the nurses, aids and ther-

apists for the wonderful care I have receivedwhen I was in recovery. Justine Sunne

ACard Showeris requested honoringElwood “Woody”& Sandy Schuldtwho will celebrate their50th WeddingAnniversary

on Thursday, Aug. 23Cards and greetings may be

sent to them atPO Box 146,

Faulkton, SD 57438

Back to SchoolBurgers & Brats!

The community is invited to theFaulkton School from 4:30 -6:30 p.m.

Monday, August 20to meet Superintendent Scott Lepkeand enjoy grilled burgers & brats!

Sponsored byFASD and the Faulkton Volunteer Fire Department

My thanks to you all!I have been thinking about this crazy idea of some-

how getting our local artisans together and having alocation that can showcase all of our work. I believethat working together helps us all be successful.Faulkton has so much to offer and some pretty in-credible things happening right now and my hopeis that "The Shops" add a little something extra to themix.

I want to first thank my family. ALL OF THEM!from moving, to building, to setting up and clean-ing, they have been here working their butts off andthere is absolutely no way I would have been able toget everything ready for the Grand Opening with-out them!

To the vendors that took a leap of faith and said,"Yah, let's do this", I thank you! I can't wait to seewhat the future holds for all of us!

And to all the people who came out to support usat the Grand Opening of The Shops, WOWZERS!Your support means the world to all of us at TheShops. Carrie

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2018-2019 Faulkton School Faulk County RecordWed., Aug. 15, 2018 6

Non-Discrimination PolicyFaulkton Area Schools District 24-4 does not

discriminate on the basis of race, color, nationalorigin, sex, age and/or disability.

AdministrationScott Lepke: Superintendent,

Elementary/Colony PrincipalCraig Cassens: 7-12 PrincipalLisa Hushka: Business Manager,

Food Service DirectorMary Vetch: Administrative Assist., Infinite Campus

Certified StaffNicole Aesoph: 2nd gradeAlex Alspach: Special EducationVanessa Bowman: MathematicsChase Casper: Computer Science, Library, Business,

Girls Basketball Coach, Assistant Track CoachLaura Cassens: BrentwoodBrice Cunningham: Thunderbird Colony,

Golf, Head Boys Basketball CoachLacey Currington: Blumengard Colony 4-8Kyle Erdahl: 6th gradeMelissa Geditz: 4th GradeShayne Geditz: 4-12 PE and Health, Head Football

Coach, Head Wrestling Coach, Athletic DirectorKari Haberling: 3rd GradeErica Hadrick: Blumengard Colony K-3Alicia Hammond: KindergartenMelissa Hayes: 1st Grade, ConcessionsMichele Latt: Speech Therapy, Special Ed DirectorKristen Lee: JH/HS English Language ArtsKathleen Melius: Title 1, JH MathNikki Melius: Family & Consumer Science, FCCLADanica Mickelson: K-12 Music, 5-12 Band,

Co-Curricular DirectorDylan Mickelson: Geography/History, Soc. Studies,

Jr. High Football Coach, JH Girls Basketball CoachWanda Reid: Thunderbird K-3Mallory Schlechter: Pre-K, Jr. Kindergarten, Head

Volleyball CoachMary Schlechter: Computer ScienceChad Spicer: Special Education 7-12, Assistant

Football, Head Track CoachMike Stahl: Brentwood K-8Shae Stephenson: Special Education,

Assistant Track Coach, JH Volleyball CoachChristopher Ulrich: 7-12 Science, ChemistryCortney Warren: 5th gradeJoEllen Wieseler: Guidance K-12Cecilia Woodring: 7-12 Vo Ag, FFA,

Competition Cheer Coach

Classified StaffNathan Aesoph: Assistant Wrestling CoachMaria Azevedo: ParaprofessionalBill Becker: CustodianDennis Crum: CustodianHolly Demery: One Act, All School Play, Oral InterpJeremy Demery: Information Technologist,

Cross Country CoachKim Holt: ParaprofessionalPam Hutchinson: ParaprofessionalJamie Kaup: ParaprofessionalRyan Melius: Assistant Girls BB CoachJaclyn Moes: ParaprofessionalTiffany Ogle: ParaprofessionalJanet Reed: Head CustodianKayla Roseland: OCTE AdvisorSylvia Salwei: CustodianJil Schulte: Football Cheer AdvisorRobin Young: Paraprofessional

Board of EducationJerry Weyand: Board ChairmanScott McCloud: Board Vice ChairmanKelly Aesoph: Board MemberBJ Kalkman: Board MemberRyan Nelson: Board Member

InformationK-6th grade classes start at 8:40 a.m. and end at

3:25 p.m.7th-12th grade classes start at 8:40 a.m. and

end at 3:30 p.m.

Bus RoutesBus routes will be in effect on Wednesday, Aug. 22.

Please watch for the bus the first few days of schooluntil route times are definitely established. Please con-tact the bus driver if your children are not riding on aparticular day.

School BreakfastStudent: $1.95 per mealAdult: $2.25 per meal

School LunchK - 5: $2.60 per meal6-12: $2.85 per mealAdults: $3.60 per meal

Milk BreakGrades K - 4: $32.00/semester (once per day)

School PicturesWednesday, Aug. 22

New StudentsNew students in the Faulkton Area Schools should

enroll at the school office as soon as possible. A certi-fied birth certificate is required.

MessagesPlease do not call the school to speak to your child

unless there is an emergency. School Messenger isused to notify parents of school closures, late start orearly dismissal and any schedule changes that mayaffect the regular school activities.

Physical Ed./SportsAll students participating in physical education or

sporting activity are expected to have proper attire in-cluding shorts, shirt, and shoes worn only for gym ac-tivities.

Report Cards/ProgressGrades 1-12 will be available on line via the parent

portal. Progress reports will be sent home with stu-dents. K-6 report cards will continue to be sent hometo the parents with each student.

Student AbsenceIf the school has not been notified prior to the day

of a student’s absence, the parent is responsible forcalling the school before 8:40 a.m. Students will notbe allowed to leave the school without prior permis-sion from the parent. In the case of illness, the schoolwill attempt to notify the parents. If parents are notavailable, the school will contact the person indicatedon the enrollment card. Students will not be allowedto leave until someone has been contacted.

VisitorsVisitors to Faulkton School are asked to park in the

designated parking area, south of the ElementarySchool. Visitors are to report to the main office for avisitor pass. Only the south door will be open duringthe school day.

Staff/Student ParkingAll students will park in the parking lot north of the

community center during school hours. Staff may alsopark on the south side of building where marked.

Admission ChargesAdults: $5.00 Students (K-12): $3.00

Athletic passes (must be purchased at the schooloffice): Student $20.00 (K-12); Adult $40.00; age 65and older $20.00; family pass maximum dollar amount$120.00.

Important DatesTeacher In-service: August 20, 2018School Begins: August 22, 2018Labor Day: September 3, 2018Native American Day: October 8, 2018Veteran’s Day: November 11, 2018Thanksgiving: November 21-23, 2018Christmas: December 24, 2018-January 6, 2019New Year’s Day: January 1, 2019Martin Luther King Jr. Day: January 21, 2019President’s Day: February 18, 2019Ash Wednesday: March 6, 2019

(Classes will be held)Spring Break: Thurs. & Fri., March 7-8, 2019Good Friday: April 19, 2019Easter Holiday: April 22, 2019Last Day of School: May 17, 2019Graduation: May 18, 2019 at 2:00 p.m.Memorial Day: May 27, 2019SDHSAA Activity Calendar Dates

State Fair Day: September 1, 2018Cheerleading: October 20-21, 2018Cross Country: October 21, 2018Chorus: October 27-28, 2018Football: November 9, 10, 11, 2018Volleyball: November 15-17, 2018Oral Interp: December 1-2, 20181 Act Play: February 1-3, 2019Wrestling: February 22-23, 2019Girls Basketball: March 7-9, 2019Boys Basketball: March 14-16, 2019Band: March 22-24, 2019State FCCLA: April 1-2, 2019State FFA: April 7-9, 2019Track: May 24-25, 2019Golf: June 3-4, 2019Quarter 1: August 22nd – October 19th, 2018Quarter 2: October 22nd – December 21st, 2018Quarter 3: January 7th – March 15th, 2019Quarter 4: March 18th – May 17th, 2019

Parent-Teacher ConferencesFall: October 26th, 2018 from 1:30 - 7:00 p.m.PK & K November 13th & 14th from 4 - 6:30 p.m.Excused day: November 21st, 2018

Spring: February 4th, 2019 from 1:30 - 7:00 p.m.PK & K February 27th & 28th from 4 - 6:30 p.m.Excused day: February 22nd, 2019

In-service days:2018: August 20, September 17, October 262019: January 3, February 4

Football(start times 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted)

Aug. 17 ..................................Langford Area (A)Aug. 24 .............................................Warner (H)Aug. 31....................................Northwestern (H)Sept. 7 ................Ipswich/Edmunds Central (A)Sept. 14 (Homecoming) ....Hitchcock/Tulare (H)Sept. 21 ............................North Border (Leola)Sept. 28 .........................................Iroquois (A)Oct. 5...........................................................BYEOct. 12.......................................Sully Buttes (H)Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 2.......................Playoff gamesNov. 8...............State - Vermillion Dakota Dome

Volleyball6:30 JV, 8 p.m. varsity unless otherwise notedAug. 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sunshine Bible (A)Aug. 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sully Buttes (H)Aug. 30 . . . . . . . . . . .Eureka/Bowdle (Bowdle)Sept. 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hitchcock/Tulare (H)Sept. 6 . . . . . . . . . .Potter County (Gettysburg)Sept. 8 (9 a.m. V) . . . . .Tournament (Arlington)Sept. 11 . . . . . . . . . . . .Leola/Frederick (Leola)Sept. 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Miller (H)Sept. 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . .Highmore/Harrold (H)Sept. 22 (11 a.m. V) . . .CSDC Tourney (Miller)Sept. 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Langford Area (H)Sept. 27 . . . . . . . . . . . .Aberdeen Christian (A)Oct. 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ipswich (A)Oct. 4 (7:30 V) . . . . . . . . . . . .Northwestern (A)Oct. 6 (10 a.m. V) .Potter Tourney (Gettysburg)Oct. 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Herreid/Selby (Selby)Oct. 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Warner (H)Oct. 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Edmunds Central (H)Oct. 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wolsey/Wessington (A)

(Volleyball continued)Oct. 29, 30 & Nov. 1 (7 p.m. V) Regions (TBD)Nov. 6 (7 p.m. V) . . . . . . . . . . .Round 16 (TBD)Nov. 15, 16, 17 . . . . . . . . . .State at Sioux Falls

Competitive CheerAug. 25 (10:00) .........Abdn. Central (Aberdeen)Sept. 11 (6:30) .....Invite Red./Doland (Redfield)Sept. 20 (6:00) .........Invite Sioux Valley (Volga)Oct. 8 (11) Parent’s Rec .......Invite Faulkton (H)Oct. 15 (6:00) .......Lake Preston (Lake Preston)Oct. 19 (TBD) ......State Meet at Brandon Valley

Girls BasketballDec. 11 (5:15 JV, 6:30 V).....Sunshine Bible (A)Dec. 17 (6:30 JV, 8:00 V) .......High./Harrold (A)Dec. 18 (6:30 JV, 8:00 V).........Red.-Doland (A)Dec. 20 (4 JV, 5:15 V)...........Wolsey-Wess. (H)Dec. 28 (TBD) Varsity Classic (Huron Arena)Jan. 3 (6:30 JV, 8:00 V) .........Herreid/Selby (H)Jan. 5 (2:00 JV, 4:30 V) .......Eureka/Bowdle (H)Jan. 10 (6:30 JV, 8:00 V) ...........Ed. Central (A)Jan. 17 (5:15 JV, 8:00 V) .................Ipswich (H)Jan. 19 (12 noon V) ...........Waubay/Summit (A)Jan. 22 (5:15 JV, 6:30 V)........Northwestern (H)Jan. 24 (5:15 JV, 6:30 V).......Leola/Frederick (H)Jan. 26 (1:00 JV, 2:30 V) .........Hitch./Tulare (A)Jan. 29 (5:15 JV, 6:30 V)..................Warner (A)Jan. 31 (7:00 JV)........ Aberdeen Christian (H)Feb. 5 (6:30 JV, 8:00 V).........Potter County (H)Feb. 8 (5:15 JV, 6:30 V) ........Langford Area (A)Feb. 12 (5:15 JV, 6:30 V) ....................Miller (H)Feb. 14 (5:00 JV, 6:30 V)..........Sully Buttes (H)Feb. 18, 19, 21 (7 p.m.)Regional Tournament

(High Seed Hosts)

(Girls Basketball continued)Feb. 28 (7:00 V)......................Round 16 (TBD)March 7, 8, 9 (TBD)...............State Tournament

Boys BasketballDec. 8 (10:00 JV, 11:30 V) ....Wolsey Wess. (A)Dec. 11 (5:15 JV, 8 V) .........Sunshine Bible (A)Dec. 13 (6:30 JV, 8 V) ...........Herreid/Selby (A)Dec. 20 (4:00 JV, 7 V) ...........Wolsey/Wess. (H)Dec. 29 (TBD) ......Huron Classic (Huron Arena)Jan. 4 (6:30 JV, 8 V).........Hitchcock-Tulare (A)Jan. 5 (3:15 JV, 6 V) ...........Eureka-Bowdle (H)Jan. 8 (6:30 JV, 8 V) ........Highmore/Harrold (H)Jan. 15 (6:30 JV, 8 V)....Aberdeen Christian (H)Jan. 17 (8 V).....................................Ipswich (H)Jan. 18 (6:30 JV)..............................Ipswich (H)Jan. 19 (1:30 V) .................Waubay-Summit (A)Jan. 22 (5:15 JV, 8 V) ............Northwestern (H)Jan. 24 (5:15 JV, 8 V)..........Leola/Frederick (H)Jan. 29 (5:15 JV, 8 V).......................Warner (A)Feb. 7 (5:00 JV, 8 V) ..............Potter County (A)Feb. 8 (5:15 JV, 8 V) ............Langford Area (A)Feb. 12 (5:15 JV, 8 V) .........................Miller (H)Feb. 14 (5:00 JV, 8 V) ...............Sully Buttes (H)Feb. 19 (4:00 V) .........................Ed. Central (H)Feb. 25, 26 & March 1 (7:00 V).............RegionsMarch 5 (7:00 V) .....................Round 16 (TBD)March 14, 15, 16 State ....(Abdn. Barnett Center)

WrestlingDec. 1 (10:00)....Clark/W. Lake Tourney (Clark)Dec. 8 (10:00) ............Faulkton Tournament (H)Dec. 13 (5:30)......................................Quad (H)Dec. 14 & 15 ........Linton, N.D. Tourney (Linton)Dec. 20 (5:30) ......................Stanley County (A)Jan. 5 (10:00) ............Miller Tournament (Miller)

{Wrestling continued)Jan. 10 (6:00)................Ipswich Quad (Ipswich)Jan. 12 (10).....Potter Co. Tourney (Gettysburg)Jan. 17 (5:30) ....Quad Mob./Pollock (Mobridge)Jan. 19 (10:00) .....Parkston Tourney (Parkston)Jan. 26 (10:00) ........Wagner Tourney (Wagner)Jan. 31 (6:00).........................Triangular (Leola)Feb. 7 (6:30)............Potter County (Gettysburg)Feb. 9 (10:00 ) .........Howard Tourney (Howard)Feb. 16 (10:00) ...................Regions in RedfieldFeb. 22 & 23 ....State at Rapid City Civic Center

TrackApril 2 (12:30) ......Ipswich/Ed. Central (Ipswich)April 9 (9:30) .....Sunshine Bible (Tiger Stadium)April 16 (1:00) ...........Sully Buttes (Sully Buttes)April 23 (2:00) ................................Miller (Miller)April 27 (10:00)........Potter County (Gettysburg)April 30 (11:00) ..............................Miller (Miller)May 3 & 4 (TBD).....Howard Wood (Sioux Falls)May 7 (12:30)..........................Ipswich (Ipswich)May 11 (10:00) ........Potter County (Gettysburg)May 16 (10:00)............................Regional Meet

Potter County (Gettysburg)May 24, 25 (TBD) .............................State Meet

at Sioux Falls Howard Wood

GolfApril 13, (10:00) ...........Ipswich (Split Rock CC)April 25 (10:00) ............Faulkton (Lakeside CC)April 29 (11:30)........Abdn. Christian (Lee Park)May 2, (10:00)....Tourney (Rolling Hills - Abdn.)May 4 (10:00) ................Eureka (Municipal GC)May 9, (10:00)......Faulkton Tourney (Lakeside)May 13, (10:00) Pre-Regions ..................HuronMay 20, (10:00) Regions .........................HuronJune 3 & 4 State Tournament .....Mitchell (TBD)

School Phone:598-6266

Francis & Gladys Church tocelebrate 60th AnniversaryPlease join the family of Fran-

cis and Gladys Church as theycelebrate their 60th wedding an-niversary with an open house onSaturday, Aug. 25.The open house celebration

will be held from 1:30 to 3:30 atSacred Heart Parish Hall, 5022nd Ave. SE, in Aberdeen.If you are unable to attend

cards and greetings may be sentto 314 South Congress, Ab-erdeen, SD 57401.Francis and Gladys were mar-

ried Aug. 20, 1958.A 25th wedding anniversary of

JoAnn (Church) and RogerWeisenbach will also be cele-brated.

Card shower requestedfor Reid & Kari NolteA card shower is requested

honoring Reid and Kari (Krause)Nolte for their 45th wedding an-niversary.Reid and Kari were married at

Trinity Lutheran Church nearMansfield on Aug. 17, 1973.Send sympathy cards for Kari

after having to deal with Reid for45 years and congratulationscards to Reid for getting such awonderful lady!Or just send them a funny

card to keep their minds work-ing, to: 46106 186th St., Castle-wood, SD 57223.

Tis the season of the ballgames of summer and many ofour young people (and parents)have been spending hours onball diamonds and bleachers.Congratulations to the teamswho have played hard and beenrewarded for their efforts withchampionship trophies. What anhonor for Orient to have theseyouth champions, and continuethe winning traditions that havebeen an important part of Ori-ent’s history.Polo was one busy rural com-

munity last Saturday as friends

and relatives from far and widegathered at St. Liborius and thePolo Hall for the wedding and re-ception for Mallory Fisher andXavier Schlechter. Congratula-tions X and Mallory as you carryon the tradition set of Polo’s orig-inal settlers from Germany, inthe 1890’s and early 1900’s.A bit of irony also is that three

families who were carrying onthe tradition or their early set-tler parents, have recentlymoved to Faulkton, thus passingon their homes to children /grandchildren of those originalsettlers. Marion and the late VicMartinmaas, Paul and PearlSchlechter and Jack and JoAnnSchaefers now have Faulktonaddresses and MaryAnn Beidleris also in Faulkton.Our sympathy to Mary Ann

Baloun and family. Several fromthe community attended the fu-neral for Burton Baloun, age 86,in Faulkton Saturday, Aug. 11,2018. Burton and Mary Annmade many trips from Seneca tovisit in Polo to attend events andvisit with friends and family. Hissister Virginia Wieseler and fam-ily; Vickie, Steve, Brenda andScott and JoEllen and her sib-lings were among those return-ing for the funeral. Fr. TomClement of Herreid, was the cel-ebrant for Burton’s funeral massat St. Thomas.A nice turn out was in atten-

dance for the meal served follow-ing Mass Sunday which willbenefit charities supported bythe Orient-Polo Catholic Daugh-ters. A special time to meet andgreet all the special people whocome to share in the Mass andlunch on Sundays.Representing Court Our Lady

of Fatima at the workshops heldin Madison Saturday were,Cheryl and JoAnn Schaefers andColleen Leer. Members fromEast River Courts attended pre-sentations by the state officers ofall the charities and categoriessponsored by the organization.Thanks to the support receivedfrom area communities, our localcourt always garners credit forthe numerous events and proj-

ects sponsored.Ball games and summer activ-

ities keep everyone busy in our‘warm weather’. Makes one verygrateful for air conditionerswhen the thermometer finds the80’s and 90’s most days. Farmersand gardeners are busy with theresults of their spring planting.Tall corn covers many acres asone drives the rural roads andlots of bales are lined up in rowsor in ditches to lend proof of ear-lier rains.Catching up for a column is

like being determined to catch afoul ball that is just as deter-mined to be out of reach! Sincedetermination does not give upin either scenario, we will seewhat we can land in the glove(computer) to score a base or twofor this week. No home run ex-pectations . . . From A and W wecan only provide a little for the‘Alphabet Soup’ this week.Starting with Anglin since

there are couple items of note,we find that FranAnglin has en-

joyed some visiting with familyin California and Kansas, as wellas visits to the farm with her andMike, from families of Joe andLauraAnglin, Spearfish, Jeaniceand Jim Miskimins, Mara andAlexa, Mitchell and Kenny,Sioux Falls.AND Polo can report a change

for the Anglin home built in thefifties, as they prepare to wel-come new residents to Polo’sMain Street to the original homeof the late Tom, Frances andHarley Anglin.Only a historian would make

this note, but it will be of interestfor history to note, this is the lastof the ten new homes built in50/60’s to be passed down to fam-ily or others. Polo Store - andthe Cream and Egg Buildingwhich became a Locker Plant;Polo Lumber, Polo Legion, thePowlovich-Schaefers Garage,Greg’s Repair, the Fire Hall,

Ponderosa and the St. Libo-rius/Polo Schools may not all stillbe active Polo attractions, butliving in Polo Village continues,as residents keep the village’soriginal homes alive and wellwith interesting appeal fortoday’s generations.A future column can provide

updates - maybe not necessaryfor those who are ‘living it now’,but it will definitely be read withenthusiasm and interest by thecolumn readers, according to theregular comments made.

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Thank You . . .HuntSAFE would like to thank the V.F.W. Aux-

iliary for the treats and lemonade, they were deli-cious! A big thank you also to R & R PheasantLodge for the prizes that were given to theHuntSAFE class. They were all greatly appreci-ated.

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Reminder . . .Please control Canada Thistle.Make sure to control it early enough to keep theplants from going to seed. The seed may be viable7-10 days after first flower color.Good neighbors control noxious weeds.

Faulk County Weed Board

Orient/Polo Newsby JoAnn Schaefers – 392-2563

Cloverbud Ribbon WinnersTate Roseland• Unicorn• Dress with rainbow• Heart jar with horse

Khloe Kaup• Rock Picture Frame• Key Chain• Cards• “Family” Blocks• Dress

8 Faulk County Record Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2018

Top Jr. Model was Parker Bode and Top BeginnerModel Austina Sorensen.

High Point Static trophy winners were Beginner Reese Hadrick, Jun-ior Amber Potter and Senior Teigen Hadrick.

Public Presentations purple ribbons were presented to Amber Pot-ter, Sean Roseland and August Anderson.

Charlie Deiter was Reserve Crossbred SwineChampion and Lincoln Dikoff was Grand CrossbredSwine Champion.

Taylor Cramer received Grand Champion RoundRobin Showman and Lincoln Dikoff was ReserveChampion Round Robin Showman.

At left, Addison Melius received Grand ChampionMarket Lamb, Reserve Market Lamb, Grand Cham-pion Jr. Sheep Showman and Grand ChampionSheep Showman. August Anderson received GrandChampion Breeding Ewe, Reserve Breeding Ewe,Reserve Sheep Showman and Reserve Jr. SheepShowman.

Taylor Cramer received Grand Champion SwineShowman and Teralyn Cramer was Reserve Cham-pion Swine Showman.

Alyssa Meyer, Amber Potter and Drake Mueller all received theSusan Melius Memorial Scholarship.

Taylor Cramer, left, received Grand Champion Swine Showman, Ter-alyn Cramer was Reserve Swine Showman, Spencer Melius receivedJr. Swine Showman, Lincoln Dikoff received Grand Crossbred SwineChampion and Grand Purebred Swine Champion, and Charlie Deiterwas Reserve Purebred Swine Champion and Reserve Crossbred SwineChampion.

Charlie Deiter was Reserve Purebred SwineChampion and Lincoln Dikoff was Grand PurebredSwine Champion.

Ashlyn Sorensen received Best of Show andGrand Champion Rabbit Showman.

Bailey Heim Reserve Champion Goat Showman,Cash Edgar Reserve Champion Breeding Meat Goatand Reserve Champion Market Meat Goat, BrookeHeim Reserve Champion Jr. Goat Showman andGrand Champion Breeding Meat Goat, Lincoln DikoffGrand Champion Market Meat Goat, Grand Cham-pion Jr. Goat Showman and Grand Champion GoatShowman.

4-H Awards from Town ‘n Country DaysBrooklyn Mueller• Photography (4)• Cross in FrameAnika Mueller• Cross in Frame• Painted Canvas

• Painted Glass Block• Photography (5)Rhyann Roseland

Top Cloverbud Model• Pink heart dress(continued on page 9)

4-H Awards(continued from page 8)

(Rhyann Roseland continued)• Blue glitter top• Glass jar with horse• Key Chain• Cards• “Family” blocksJacob Schilder• Pot holders• Key Chain• “Family” sign• Necklace• Bookmark• Fairy wand

AWARDSHerdsmanship Award went to the Wran-

glers 4-H Club.Anna Aesoph: Photography, Purple and

Blue; Visual Arts, Purple; Clothing & TextilesPurple; Home Environment, Purple.Isabel Aesoph: Visual Arts, Blue & Purple.Aida Anderson: Home Environment, Pur-

ple; Clothing & Textiles, Purple; Visual Arts,Purple, 3 Blue; Child Development & FamilyLife Blue; Rabbit 3 Purple; Clothing & Tex-tiles Purple; Home Environment 3 Purpleand Best of Show; Community Service, Pur-ple; Breeding Sheep 3 Purple.August Anderson: Poultry & Eggs 2 Pur-

ple and Best of Show; Poultry 11 Purple; Vi-

sual Arts 2 Purple, Blue, Red; BreedingSheep 2 Purple; Home Environment 2 Pur-ple and Blue; Clothing & Textiles Purple andBest of Show; Grand Champion PoultryShowman; Grand Champion and ReserveChampion Breeding Ewe; Reserve Cham-pion Sheep Showman and Reserve Cham-pion Junior Sheep Showman.Lydia Blachford: Visual Arts 6 Purple;

Poultry Purple.Foster Bode: Clothing & Textiles Purple;

Photography Purple and Blue; Home Envi-ronment 2 Purple and Blue; Market SheepPurple; Visual Arts Purple.Parker Bode: Home Environment 3 Pur-

ple; Photography 2 Purple; Visual Arts Pur-

ple; Market Sheep Purple; Clothing & Tex-tiles Purple; Top Junior Model.Garrett Cramer: Market Swine Purple.Taylor Cramer: Market Swine Purple;

Grand Champion Swine Showman; GrandChampion Round Robin Showman.Teralyn Cramer: Market Swine Purple;

Reserve Champion Swine Showman.Trisha Cramer: Market Swine Purple.Camryn Deiter: Visual Arts Purple and

Best of Show.Charlie Deiter: Market Swine 2 Purple; Vi-

sual Arts 2 Purple and Best of Show; Re-serve Champion Purebred Swine; GrandChampion Crossbred Swine; ReserveChampion Market Swine.Kennedy Dikoff: Breeding Beef 2 Purple

and Grand Champion Breeding Heifer.Landon Dikoff: Foods & Nutrition Purple.Lincoln Dikoff: Market Swine 2 Purple;

Market Goat 3 Purple; Grand ChampionFeeder Heifer; Grand Champion PurebredSwine; Grand Champion Crossbred Swine;Grand Champion Market Swine; GrandChampion Junior Swine Showman; GrandChampion Market Meat Goat; Grand Cham-pion Junior Goat Showman; Grand Cham-pion Goat Showman; Reserve ChampionRound Robin Showman.Cash Edgar: Breeding Meat Goat Purple;

Breeding Beef Purple, Reserve ChampionBreeding Heifer and Reserve ChampionJunior Beef Showman; Reserve ChampionMarket Meat Goat; Reserve ChampionBreeding Meat Goat.Leah Grabinski: Visual Arts 6 Purple;

Home Environment 4 Purple, 2 Blue andBest of Show; Reserve Champion FeederHeifer.Olivia Hadrick: Home Environment 7 Pur-

ple and Blue; Visual Arts Purple, 4 Blue;Foods & Nutrition 2 Purple and Blue; MarketBeef Purple and Reserve Champion; Cloth-ing & Textiles Purple, Grand Champion Jun-ior Beef Showman and Reserve ChampionBeef Showman.Reese Hadrick: Home Environment 4

Purple and 5 Blue; Hobbies & CollectionsBlue; Foods & Nutrition Purple, Blue andBest of Show; Visual Arts 4 Purple and Blue;Clothing & Textiles Purple and Best of Show;Beginner High Point Static.Teigen Hadrick: Home Environment 7

Purple and Best of Show; Market Beef Pur-ple and Grand Champion; Foods & NutritionPurple and Best of Show; Grand ChampionBeef Showman; Senior High Point Static.Bailey Heim: Breeding Meat Goat Purple;

Market Goat Purple; Reserve ChampionGoat Showman.Brooke Heim: Market Goat 2 Purple;

Breeding Meat Goat Purple; Reserve Cham-pion Junior Goat Showman; Grand Cham-pion Breeding Meat Goat.Chesnie Heim: Market Goat Purple.Abigail Holmberg: Poultry 4 Purple and

Best of Show.Madyson Koens: Home Environment Pur-

ple and Blue; Visual Arts Purple.Addison Melius: Home Environment 3

Purple; Visual Arts 2 Purple and Blue; Mar-

ket Sheep 2 Purple, Grand Champion andReserve Champion Market Lamb; GrandChampion Junior Sheep Showman andGrand Champion Sheep Showman.Peyton Melius: Home Environment Purple.Spencer Melius: Home Environment Pur-

ple and Blue; Visual Arts Purple; Hobbies &Collections Purple and Best of Show; MarketSwine 2 Purple; Reserve Champion JuniorSwine Showman.Alyssa Meyer: Visual Arts Purple; Home

Environment 2 Purple; Photography 3 Pur-ple and Best of Show; Music/Dance Purpleand Best of Show.Drake Mueller: Market Swine 2 Purple;

Home Environment Purple and Blue; VisualArts 2 Purple and Best of Show; Photogra-phy 2 Purple, 3 Blue and Best of Show.Amber Potter: Photography 9 Purple, 8

Blue, Red and Best of Show; Clothing &Textiles Blue; Home Environment 6 Purple;Visual Arts 6 Purple; Foods & Nutrition Pur-ple and Best of Show; Junior High PointStatic.Sean Roseland: Home Environment 2

Purple; Visual Arts 2 Purple and Blue; Pho-tography 2 Blue; Market Swine 2 Purple;Clothing & Textiles 2 Purple.Seth Roseland: Wood Science Purple; Vi-

sual Arts Purple; Market Sheep 2 Purple.Carter Schulte: Market Swine 2 Purple;

Photography Purple.Faith Schulte: Photography Blue.Spencer Schulte: Market Swine Purple.Tate Schulte: Market Swine 2 Purple.Ashlyn Sorensen: Clothing & Textiles

Blue; Rabbit Purple, Best of Show andGrand Champion Rabbit Showman; VisualArts 4 Purple and Blue.Austina Sorensen: Visual Arts 4 Purple

and Blue; Clothing & Textiles Purple; HomeEnvironment Purple; Top Beginner Model.Haley Sprenger: Home Environment Pur-

ple.Benjamin Stoecker: Photography Purple;

Visual Arts 4 Purple.Emerald Wittmeier: Visual Arts 3 Purple;

Home Environment 2 Purple.Youth – In – Action Results

Public Presentation: Purple Ribbons: Au-gust Anderson; Sean Roseland and AmberPotter.Fashion Revue Purple Ribbons: Aida An-

derson (2), August Anderson, AustinaSorensen, Ashlyn Sorensen, Olivia Hadrick,Reese Hadrick, Rhyann Roseland, KhloeKaup, Tate Roseland, Sydney Jessen, Fos-ter Bode, Parker Bode.

Open Class Ribbon WinnersNeedlework: Bonnie Wuger, Purple;

Cherry Frasier, 2 Purple.Art: Maryann Bent, Purple and 3 Blue;

Bonnie Holsing, Purple and 2 Blue; MarlysReistad 6 Purple and 1 Blue; Bonnie Wuger3 Purple, 4 Blue and 2 Red.Flowers: Peggy Melius Purple.Culinary: Bonnie Wuger 4 Purple.Sewing: Cherry Frasier 6 Purple; Cassie

Blachford Purple.Photos of 4-H’ers and their animal entries

will be in next week’s Faulk County Record.

Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2018 Faulk County Record 9

Spencer Melius won ReserveChampion Swine Showman.

Teigen Hadrick received Grand Champion Beef Showman andGrand Champion Market Beef, Olivia Hadrick for Reserve ChampionMarket Beef, Grand Champion Jr. Beef Showman and Reserve Cham-pion Beef Showman, Leah Grabinski for Reserve Champion FeederHeifer, Cash Edgar for Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer and ReserveChampion Jr. Beef Showman, Kennedy Dikoff for Grand ChampionBreeding Heifer, and Lincoln Dikoff for Grand Champion Feeder Heifer.

Abigail Holmberg receivedPoultry Best of Show.

August Anderson receivedGrandChampionPoultry Showman.

Lincoln Dikoff won GrandChampion Jr. Swine Showman.

The Wrangler 4-H Club received the Herdsmanship Trophy. Above are, back left, Haley Sprenger, AmberPotter, Camryn Deiter, Alyssa Meyer, Tate Schulte, Morgan Melius, Peyton Melius, Isabel Aesoph, AddisonMelius, Sean Roseland, Avery Deiter, Drake Mueller, Charlie Deiter, and Leah Grabinski. Front left, EmeraldWittmeier, Spencer Schulte, Carter Schulte, Spencer Melius, Anna Aesoph, Cash Edgar, and Lydia Blach-ford.

Drawing for ballotplacement postponedDue to the state’s drawing for

ballot order being delayed, theFaulk County draw has beenmoved back as well.The drawing was scheduled

for Wednesday, Aug. 15 and isnow tentatively scheduled forFriday, Aug. 17 at 4 p.m.The drawing for the Faulk

County Commissioners raceconsists of the candidatesdrawing for the order in whichtheir names are placed uponthe General Ballot. Candidatesare: Allen Hadrick, AaronLorenzen, Dwight Hossle, andKevin Horning.Note that if the states draw-

ing is postponed again, FaulkCounty's drawing will be post-poned again as well. FaulkCounty cannot draw before thestate.

––––––––––––Public trans. discussionAug. 20 at Senior CenterThere will be a community

meeting to discuss possiblepublic transportation for FaulkCounty citizens on Monday,Aug. 20 at 12:45 p.m. at theAutumn Leaves Senior Citi-zens Center in Faulkton.Public transportation provid-

ers from Aberdeen, Watertownand Sisseton will be in atten-dance to listen and discuss ourneeds and see if there isenough demand to pursue pub-lic transportation for Faulk Co.We need good attendance at

this meeting for us to continuethis project.If you have questions call the

Quality of Life committeemember Jan Melius at 598-4203.

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Faulk County 4-H members would liketo thank our 2018 Sponsors

YOUR SUPPORT OF OUR PROGRAM IS GREATLY APPRECIATED!Premium Buyers

Denny Biedenfeld & Harr’sRedfield Ford

Aesoph Seed, LLCAnderson Family Ranch, Inc.Animal Health CenterDacotah Bank of FaulktonDakota Financial ServicesDikoff Ranch -Rodney & Linda Dikoff

Farmers Union Oil - ChelseaHanson ConstructionHub City Livestock ofAberdeen

Insurance Plus -Kim Schneider

Codah Sales –Cody and Leah Cotton

Northern Plains CooperativePrairie View Vet/Miller,Highmore & Redfield

R & R Pheasant HuntingS Bar RanchHadrick FarmsWarren Custom GrindingWilbur Ellis - RedfieldSchwecke GeneticsSchilder Bros. Trucking, LLCWittmeier Crop ConsultantBerMac Inc. & BerMac 2Hadrick EnterprisesC & B Operations – RoscoeRoseland RanchBrueggeman Crop InsuranceC & B Operations – MillerPioneer Seed

Rockham Feed StoreJD & Sylvia AndersonDeiter FarmsMarv’s SeedBeidler TruckingJW EnterpriseRyan & Nikki Melius FamilyCutting Edge Ag – PukwanaEdgar BrothersHansen RanchCS Equine Massage TherapyBruce & Ginger SchilderFlyin’ S RanchPremier Equipment – HuronJim & Karen SluneckaHeim Buffalo RanchTLC InteriorsBuilding Forever Families -Adoption & Family ServicesTrophy Sponsors

Schilder Family inMemory of Joyce Schilder

Farmers Union InsuranceAngels Among Us –Jackie Geiger

Farm Credit ServicesFaulkton Grain & FeedHardie FarmsCommon Sense Mfg., Inc.Kurt Hall FamilyPMH FencingHansen RanchSteve & Mary Schilder FamilyDeiter FarmsCDH ConstructionHoldren Feedlot Service

Roger Larson FamilyMr. & Mrs. Roger MeliusMustang SeedsNortheastern Dental CenterHogg Club LambsWager FarmsHadrick FarmsChad Heim FamilyBill & Barb Schilder FamilyGlenn & Gloria BodeMr. & Mrs. Richard ChurchDean’s RepairTroy & Stacy Hadrick FamilyDiamond H Cattle CompanyLori’s Daycare – Let’s ExploreJerry & Bev FischerShear PerfectionMueller Massage TherapyR & R Pheasant HuntingJudy’s Jungle DaycareTravis & Katie HansenFamily

212 Lodge –Kevin & Sharon Tanner

Karen SluneckaQuilter’s CornerDacotah Bank – FaulktonJohn & Heather Bode FamilyBBQ Supper Sponsors

Faulkton Grain & FeedFaulk County 4-H LeadersFaulkton Volunteer FireDepartment (use of grill)

Susan MeliusScholarship Award

Dan Melius

T-Shirts SponsorsOld Dominion Outfitters &Kennel, LLC

Lyric TheatreDot TFarmer First AgronomyDouble H CattleCraig & Becky HussCzechs & BalancesDacotah BankHanson ConstructionVoWac Publishing CompanyAndrea Marie PhotographyFaulk County RecordDV AuctionFaulkton DrugTennant ElectricHogg Club LambsFarmers Union InsuranceSonny’s Auto Parts & RepairCDH Construction

Other SponsorsJ & J RecreationLuce, Luze, & ReckFuneral Homes

Faulkton InnQuilter’s CornerKing Insurance AgencyAgtegra Cooperative

Thank you to allvolunteers, parents, andcommittee members who

helped makeAchievement Daysa huge success!

“The Shops” feature local artists’ productsAn open house was held at the The Shops at the Faulkton Retail Center on Sunday, Aug. 12. Foot

traffic was very heavy throughout the shop with many complimenting the vendors on their products.Above are Lori Bruns - Dakota Dreamcatcher Photography, Michelle Leach - By the Creek Boutique,Emily Bauer - The Steel Barn, Carrie Deiter - 163rd St. Design, Heather Bode - JBloom, Shauna Remily- R Duo Designs and Bethany McBride - Tiny House Boutique. Not pictured is Delilah Cotton of De-signs by Delilah Custom Floral Arrangements. Kudos to Carrie Deiter for this excellent idea.

The above signs for the seven shops invites customers into a retailshop which offers wall art to photography to jewelry and clothing, thisshop has it all. More photos will be in next week’s Record

Paper? We have it on hand!Astrobrights and pastels in 8.5x11" size and

white copy paper in 8.5x11, 8.5x14 and 11x17.Ask about discount prices for case lots.

FAULK COUNTY

RECORDPhone 598-6525, Faulkton

Always on hand:White and colored tagboard, 22x28"

South Dakota Historical SocietyJeff Mammenga

Media CoordinatorThe latest edition of cowboy

poet Badger Clark’s most popu-lar volume has just been pub-lished by the South DakotaHistorical Society Foundation.

“Sun and Saddle Leather” hasbeen in continuous print since itwas first published in 1915. Thevolume contains two of Clark’smost popular poems, “Ridin’”and “A Cowboy’s Prayer.”

Western photos from theSouth Dakota State HistoricalSociety-Archives were used to il-lustrate the new edition of “Sunand Saddle Leather.” Financialsupport was provided by theSouth Dakota Arts Council andthe Clarkson Family Founda-tion.

“Cowboys said of Clark’spoems that ‘his words rang true.’Clark’s tales of the open rangeand the West still ring true, 100years after they were first pub-lished,” said foundation presi-dent Catherine Forsch. “The newedition continues efforts to keepClark’s works in print.”

The foundation is the non-profit partner of the SouthDakota State Historical Societyand has headquarters with thesociety at the Cultural HeritageCenter in Pierre. The foundationbegan overseeing the reprintingand distribution of work byClark in 2015.

Clark was born on Jan. 1,1883, in Albia, Iowa. He and hisfamily moved to Dakota Terri-tory when he was three monthsold. After being diagnosed withtuberculosis at age 23, Clarkwent to Arizona and was hiredon a cattle ranch near Tomb-stone. Clark put his feelings ofenjoying the open range and hisfascination with cowboys intopoems, many of which he sent tohis stepmother. She sent a poemcalled “Ridin’” to Pacific Monthlymagazine, which paid $10 toClark when it was published.Clark began sending poems toPacific Monthly and other mag-azines on a regular basis.

Clark’s stepmother is also said

to have encouraged her stepsonto write a poem reflecting thecowboy religion. The result was“A Cowboy’s Prayer.”

Clark returned to the BlackHills in 1910. “Sun and SaddleLeather,” Clark’s first volume ofpoetry, was published in 1915. Itwas followed by “Grass GrownTales.” The two volumes weresubsequently gathered into onebook under the title “Sun andSaddle Leather.”

Clark was named SouthDakota’s poet laureate in 1937, atitle he held until his death 20years later.

“Sun and Saddle Leather” andother works by Clark are avail-able from the foundation by call-ing 605-773-6346 or at thewebsite www.sdhsf.org.

––––––––––––Fishing Update forthe Missouri River

by South DakotaMissouri River Tourism

We’ve been getting a lot ofquestions about high water andflooding. While there is somehigh water on the reservoirs, weare not flooding. If you havequestions, give us a call at 605-224-4617 or send us an email atinfo@sdmissouririver.com andwe’ll be happy to help!

If you have questions aboutdock access on any part of theMissouri River in Central SouthDakota, you can check out thismap from Game, Fish & Parks athttps://gfp.sd.gov/maps/. Click onthe Public Fishing Access map.Zoom in on the area you’re inter-ested in to see dock access infor-mation.

This upcoming week will benice and warm with temps in the80’s and 90’s – great sunnyweather for being on the river.Remember sunscreen, fly spray,and plenty of water for a morecomfortable time. Good luckcatching!

Reminder: Help stop thespread of Aquatic InvasiveSpecies! Check out the Game,Fish & Parks web site for de-tailed info on the regulations.They are very specific so you’ll

want to be sure you’ve read theregulations. If you love to fishthe Missouri River in SouthDakota, please do your part tokeep the reservoirs free ofaquatic invasive species.

Lake OaheIn the Pollock and Mobridge

areas, the fishing is still decent.North of Mobridge around 10-12miles, up in the Grand River andOak Creek area seems to be thebest right now. Bottom bouncerswith crawlers and spinners areworking in 25-45 feet in themain channel, and 15-25 feet inthe tributaries.

At Akaska the fishing is goingreally well. Many anglers arefinding success in the SwanCreek area. Crawlers are thebest bait, with some anglers alsopulling plugs, in 30-40 feet ofwater.

At Gettysburg the bite is de-cent and the fish are healthy andfat. Anglers are fishing five toten miles north of town in 20-40feet of water. Crawlers are thecurrent bait of choice. Some an-glers are finding nice walleye inthe weeds, in about 4 feet ofwater, so don’t be afraid to checkthose areas out as well.

Around Spring Creek / CowCreek the summer bite has beenpretty consistent. Minnows,

leeches, crawlers, and plugs areall working in 30-50 feet ofwater. Some salmon in the 25-28pound range are being caught inaround 80 feet of water.

Lake SharpeAround Pierre/Fort Pierre the

15-inch limit is off from nowuntil Sept. 1. Anglers are havingsuccess with bouncers andcrawlers, leeches, or minnows inaround 25-40 feet of water. Someanglers are also pulling plugs.West Bend is still putting out alot of eater limits.

Lake Francis CaseAround Chamberlain the fish-

ing has slowed down a little.There are plenty of fish, withsome sorting necessary. Anglersare fishing anywhere from 20-35feet, using spinners andcrawlers. Many anglers are fish-ing in the Big Bend Dam area,and catching catfish, white bass,and some walleye in the fastwater.

On Francis Case in the Plattearea, the fishing has sloweddown some. Anglers are fishingin 20-35 feet of water, and usingbouncers with minnows orcrawlers. Some anglers are usingcrank baits. Smallmouth and

crappie are also being caught.In the Lake Andes, Wagner,

Pickstown areas, the fishing hasbeen good. Anglers are havingsuccess fishing in around 30 feet.Crawlers and minnows are thecurrent bait of choice. Whetstonedown to White Swan has beengreat. North Shore and SouthShore have also been good areas.

A lot of nice, healthy lookingcatfish are being caught aboveand below the dam.

At Yankton fishing is prettygood. Anglers are catching lots ofwhite bass and walleye out onthe lake, and bluegill and crap-pie around the marina. Many areusing crawlers and leeches withbouncers and spinners in 20-30feet of water. Some anglers arealso having success pullingplugs.

Remember – this report is asnapshot in time and changescan occur quickly.

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With school back in session orready to begin in many SouthDakota communities, the De-partment of Education wantsfamilies to know about the Na-tional School Lunch, SchoolBreakfast and Special Milk Pro-grams.

These federally funded pro-grams help to ensure that stu-dents from families whoseincome meets certain guidelines(see chart below) are eligible forfree or reduced price meals,which are served at participatingschools. Students also may be el-igible for free milk if the schoolparticipates in a Special MilkProgram.

A list of participating agencies

can be found at http://doe.sd.gov/cans/.

Families may apply for free orreduced price meals or free milkfor their children for school year2018-19 according to guidelineseffective July 1, 2018. Dependingupon a family’s circumstances,there are varying ways to gainaccess to the programs.

To learn more about the pro-grams, families should contactthe administrative office of theirlocal school district.

The income scales below areused to determine an applicant’seligibility for free or reducedprice meals if the household is ator below the guidelines:

INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES(Effective from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019)

Household Annually Annually Monthly Monthly Weekly WeeklySize Free Reduced Free Reduced Free Reduced1 $15,782 $22,459 $1,316 $1,872 $304 $4322 $21,398 $30,451 $1,784 $2,538 $412 $5863 $27,014 $38,443 $2,252 $3,204 $520 $7404 $32,630 $46,435 $2,720 $3,870 $628 $8935 $38,246 $54,427 $3,188 $4,536 $736 $1,0476 $43,862 $62,419 $3,656 $5,202 $844 $1,2017 $49,478 $70,411 $4,124 $5,868 $952 $1,3558 $55,094 $78,403 $4,592 $6,534 $1,060 $1,508For eachadditional familymember, add $5,616 $7,992 $468 $666 $108 $154

Free or reduced school meal programs

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� Monuments� Pre-Need Plans

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Home: 605-598-4163Cell: 605-460-2388

William D.Gerdes,Lawyer

PO Box 1239104 S. Lincoln

Aberdeen, SD 57401605-622-2100

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Trisha Hadrick, Phone: day 598-4187, night 598-4480

You Are Not Alone!No matter where you live FREE and Confidentialhelp for you and your children is just a phonecall away. Our Programs: • Safety • Support

• Shelter • Advocacy • Counseling.For immediate assistance call us at 472-0508

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Pfeifer & SonConstruction

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Contact Bob at 380-9720

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Faulkton Senior Livingand The Meadows

. . . because the journey matters• Medicare, VA contract provider

• Offering PT/OT/ST services • Whirlpool tubResident Centered Care

605-598-6214 (Faulkton Senior Living)605-598-4376 (The Meadows)1401 Pearl St. Faulkton

Faulkton Grain & FeedBrandFeeds

• Grain Buying • Grinding • Mixing • DeliveryKeith Hanten, manager

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Cleaner Carpets!New: Portable machine with

van mounted power.� Residential � Commercial� Upholstery � Auto Interiors� Also tile and grout cleaningLocally owned and operated. You won’t be disappointed!

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Beverly King, AgentFaulkton (c) 605-380-8444

Brian King, AgentMadison (off.) 605-427-0641

Dan King, AgentSioux Falls (c) 605-380-8503

Scott King, AgentBrookings (off.) 605-692-0944

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New Medicare Cardsarriving in mailboxesCMS removes Social Security

numbers, increasing fraudprotection and consumerexperience for millions

of AmericansThe Centers for Medicare &

Medicaid Services (CMS) ismailing new Medicare cards toprotect the safety and security ofpeople with Medicare benefits.The new Medicare cards nolonger contain a person’s SocialSecurity number, but rather aunique, randomly-assignedMedicare number that protectsthe identities of people withMedicare reduces fraud and of-fers better safeguards of impor-tant health and financialinformation.“Removing Social Security

numbers from Medicare cards isone of the many ways CMS iscommitted to putting patientsfirst and improving the con-sumer healthcare experience,”said Jeff Hinson, CMS DenverRegional Administrator. “Thischange not only protectsMedicare patients from fraud,but also safeguards taxpayerdollars by making it harder forcriminals to use Social Securitynumbers to falsely bill Medicarefor care services and benefitsthat were never performed.”

Work on this important initia-tive was made possible by theenactment of the Medicare Ac-cess and CHIP ReauthorizationAct of 2015 (MACRA).CMS began mailing the new

Medicare cards to people whocurrently have Medicare bene-fits in South Dakota this week.Additionally, people who arenew to Medicare in SouthDakota started to receive theirnew Medicare cards in Aprilalong with others across thecountry when the mailing firstbegan. As soon as people receivetheir new Medicare card, theyshould safely and securely de-stroy their old Medicare cardand keep their new Medicarenumber confidential. Our cur-rent mailing strategy allows usto complete the mailings of newcards to all people withMedicare, both new and currentenrollees, over the next year.The new Medicare card will

not change any of the programbenefits and services that eligi-ble people enrolled in Medicarereceive. People with Medicareand their caregivers can visitmedicare.gov/newcard to findout when new Medicare cardswill be mailed to their area.They can also sign up for emailnotifications about the new card

mailing and check the status intheir state.Healthcare providers, suppli-

ers and people with Medicarewill be able to use secure look uptools that allow quick access tothe new Medicare numberswhen needed. There will also bea 21-month transition period forhealthcare providers and suppli-ers to use either the former So-cial Security-based Medicarenumber or the new Medicarenumber to ensure a seamlesstransition.As the newMedicare cards are

being mailed, people withMedicare should look out forscams and follow these tips:• Medicare will never contact

you for your Medicare numberor other personal information soyou can obtain your newMedicare card.• Don’t pay for your new

Medicare card. It’s free. If any-one calls or approaches you andsays you need to pay for it, that’sa scam.• Guard your card. When you

get your new card, safeguard itlike you would health insuranceor credit cards.• Only give your new MedicareNumber to doctors, pharmacists,other health care providers, yourinsurers, or people you trust towork with Medicare on your be-half.

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HELPING HANDS CLEANING SERVICESJackie Kimmel

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No. 165, Aug. 15, 2018FAULK COUNTY

COMMISSIONER’S MEETINGAUGUST 7TH 2018

(Unapproved minutes)Chairman Bill Schilder, Jr.,

called the meeting to order at 8:00a.m. Those present were: Commis-sioner Roger Deiter, Commis-sioner Allen Hadrick, Commis-sioner Kevin Horning, Commis-sioner Steve Roseland, Commis-sioner Bill Schilder, Jr., State’sAttorney Tim Bormann and Audi-tor Kelly Toennies. Visitor thatwas present was Corrine Weyand.APPROVAL OF MINUTES2018.8.1 Commissioner Allen

Hadrick made a motion and Com-missioner Roger Deiter seconded itto approve the minutes of the July3rd 2018 regular meeting. Motionpassed unanimously.2018.8.2 Commissioner Steve

Roseland made a motion and Com-missioner Bill Schilder seconded itto approve the minutes of the July13th 2018 special secondary roadsmeeting with correction to take outthat Commissioner Steve Rose-land was present. Motion passedunanimously.

APPROVAL OFPRESENTED BILLS

2018.8.3 Commissioner SteveRoseland made a motion and Com-missioner Kevin Horning secondedit to approve the presented bills tobe paid out of the appropriatefunds. Motion passed unani-mously.A & B BUSINESS, INC RE-

PAIRS/MAINT/SUPPLIES $542.64,ABERDEEN SECURITY RE-PAIRS $220.00, HOMAN ACEHARDWARE SUPPLIES & MA-TERIALS $58.80, AGTEGRA CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLIES &MATERIALS $25,153.32, AREAIV SENIOR NUTRITION PRIS-ONER MEALS $2,782.00, AR-ROWWOOD RESORT TRAVEL &CONFERENCE $101.95, AT & TMOBILITY UTILITIES $233.56,BAUER’S SUPER VALU SUP-PLIES/MEALS $202.29, BERMACINC SUPPLIES $56.82, BERMAC2 SUPPLIES $69.85, BITUMI-NOUS PAVING INC PROF SERV-ICES $125,509.44, BLUE TARPFINANCIAL INC SUPPLIES &MATERIALS $9.99, GEOFFBRAY TRAVEL& CONFERENCE$191.10, BUTLER MACHINERYREPAIRS & MAINT/SUPPLIES$446.44, CENTER FOR INDE-PENDENCE MONTHLY SUP-PORT $250.00, CENTURYBUSINESS PRODUCTS PRO-FESSIONAL SERVICES $40.75,CITY OF FAULKTONUTILITIES$264.88, CLIMATE CONTROLREPAIRS $3,218.37, CLIMATESYSTEMS REPAIRS & MAINTE-NANCE $585.75, DACOTAHBANK OF FAULKTON SUP-PLIES $41.57, DAKOTA ELEC-TRONICS REPAIRS ONAKASIREN $320.50, DUSTEX OF AB-ERDEEN SUPPLIES / PROFSERVICES $282.81, ELECTIONSYSTEMS ELECTION SUP-PLIES $678.42, PMB 0112 EXEC-UTIVE MGMT PROF SERVICES$39.75, FAULK COUNTYRECORD PUBLISHING / SUP-PLIES $630.98, FAULK COUNTYTREASURER SUPPLIES $86.05,FAULKTON AREA MEDICALPROF SERVICES $1,714.29,FAULKTON REXALL DRUGSUPPLIES $16.28, FAST INITIALRESPONSE SUPPLIES $123.79,FLINT HILLS RESOURCESSUPPLIES & MATERIALS$51,018.68, AMIE FRASIER JAILSUPPLIES $19.15, KONNIGIESEN OTHER $57.46, JOHNGIESEN RENT 200.00, THEGLASS DOKTOR REPAIRS /MAINT $185.38, GREAT WEST-ERN TIRE SUPPLIES & MATE-

RIALS $712.00, HANSON’S INCPROF SERVICES $30.00,HOMANHARDWARE SUPPLIES$30.55, MEGAN HLAVACEK 4-HJUDGE $25.00, HOEFERT’S IM-PLEMENT INC SUPPLIES &MATERIALS $451.71, HOLIDAYINN TRAVEL & CONFERENCE$70.00, HOMAN WELDING LLCSUPPLIES & MATERIALS$17.03, HOMAN ACE HARD-WARE JAIL SUPPLIES $195.22,INGRAM BOOKS $235.40, KCLUMBER & SUPPLY SUPPLIES$34.93, BRENT KOENS TRAVEL& PROF SERVICES $327.64,ELIZABETH KOENS TRAVEL &CONFERENCE $112.46, MIDAMERICAN RESEARCH SUP-PLIES $155.46, NORTHSTARENERGY SUPPLIES / MATERI-ALS $1,143.80, PCC PROF SERV-ICES $275.81, THE PEN-WORTHY COMPANY BOOKS$100.20, PRAXAIR DISTRIBU-TION SUPPLIES & MATERIALS$189.71, SD DEPT OF PUBLICSAFETY TELETYPE SERVICES$2,340.00, RELIANCE TELE-PHONE PROF SERVICES$320.00, REUER SANITATIONINC UTILITIES $125.50, SDCOUNTIES TRAVEL& CONFER-ENCE $370.00, SDACC CLERP$2,267.00, SONNY’S AUTOPARTS SUPPLIES / MATERIALS/ REPAIRS $617.99, TENNANTELECTRIC REPAIRS/MAINT$106.07, TEXAS REFINERYCORP SUPPLIES &MATERIALS$260.56, THOMSON WEST SUP-PLIES $203.38, TOENNIES P& CSUPPLIES $989.51, MARKTOENNIES TRAVEL& CONFER-ENCE $238.18, TRANSOURCESUPPLIES & MATERIALS$6,775.16, VICTOR LUNDEENCOMPANY SUPPLIES $128.66,WELLS FARGO PROF SERV-ICES $197.11, JIM ZENS TRUCK-ING PROF SERVICES$19,314.58.

REVIEW OF AUDITOR /TREASURERACCOUNT FORTHE MONTH OF JUNE 2018Total Cash on Hand $7,117.87;

Checking Account Balance$9,128.46; Investments$2,179,944.00; Cash change fundwith Register of Deeds $50.00;Cash change fund with CountyLaw $50.00; Library fund$12,541.03; TOTAL $2,208,831.36.

REVIEW OF AUDITOR /TREASURERACCOUNT FORTHE MONTH OF JULY 2018Total Cash on Hand $5,150.38;

Checking Account Balance$6,899.47; Investments$2,106,797.83; Cash change fundwith Register of Deeds $50.00;Cash change fund with CountyLaw $50.00; Library fund$12,541.03; TOTAL $2,131,488.71.

WEED BOARDScott Carlson spoke with the

Commissioners concerning weedissues as well as contacting thestate weed board. The weed boardwill investigate the matter further.The weed board will keep runningthe spraying ads.

ROAD & BRIDGEKonni Giesen

2018.8.4 Commissioner KevinHorning made a motion and Com-missioner Bill Schilder seconded itto approve Application of Occu-pancy on CR11. Motion passedunanimously.2018.8.5 Commissioner Roger

Deiter made a motion and Com-missioner Allen Hadrick secondedit to approve approach applicationon CR17 by M. Kretschmar. Mo-tion passed unanimously.HOLLOWAY BRIDGE ANDCULVERT – Brian OlsonBrian Olson was on hand to an-

swer questions from the CountyCommissioners along with dis-cussing repairs vs. replacement of

the structure 300-061 over byCresbard. The pros and cons ofeach option were explained and nodecision was made at this time.

OPEN TO PUBLIC &EMPLOYEE CONCERNSNo one was present to voice con-

cerns.TREASURER – Sherry Fix2018.8.6 Commissioner Allen

Hadrick made a motion and Com-missioner Steve Roseland sec-onded it to adopt the followingresolution. Motion passed unani-mously.

RESOLUTION #2018-03WHEREAS, HB 1195 states the

Department of Revenue shall au-thorize county treasurers to re-fund license fees of over paymentsor for any vehicle license fee paidin error within 90 days from thedate the license fee was paid.THEREFORE BE IT RE-

SOLVED; to authorize the FaulkCounty Treasurer to refund thefull amount of license fees, includ-ing the county wheel tax, on anyvehicle licensed in error at thefault of the county. If the error oc-curs due to the customer’s mis-take, the county wheel tax will notbe refunded. Credit card fees andmailing fees cannot be refunded ineither situation.The undersigned hereby certi-

fies that I am duly qualified andacting Chairman of the County ofFaulk and that the Chairman ofthe Board of County Commission-ers of the County of Faulk Countyand that the above and foregoingResolution was duly adopted bythe County Commission of FaulkCounty, South Dakota, at a regu-larly scheduled meeting held onthe 7th day of August, 2018, andthe same is in full force and effect.IN WITNESS WHEREOF I

have unto set my hand and officialseal.

By: Bill Schilder, Jr.,Faulk County

Commission ChairmanATTEST:Kelly Toennies,Faulk County Auditor

BID OPENINGLot 3 Block 9 City of Orient, SDJody Clement $100.00Bids are on file in the Office of

the County Auditor.2018.8.7 Commissioner Steve

Roseland made a motion and Com-missioner Bill Schilder seconded itto accept the Lot 3 Block 9 City ofOrient, SD bid from Jody Clement.Motion passed unanimously.

SHERIFF - Kurt HallSheriff Kurt Hall handed out

the jail report for the month ofJuly 2018. The water issues thatthey were having, they got themfigured out. They are having prob-lems with the stainless steel sinksand faucets that are starting torust, they are looking into how toget problem resolved.2018.8.8 Commissioner Kevin

Horning made a motion and Com-missioner Roger Deiter seconded itto approve a .50 hour raise in-crease for Staci Aesoph for comple-tion of 1 year period effective7/27/2018. Motion passed unani-mously.2018.8.9 Commissioner Allen

Hadrick made a motion and Com-missioner Roger Deiter seconded itto declare the following items sur-plus. Motion passed unanimously.1 General Electric refrigerator1 Westinghouse refrigerator2018.8.10 Commissioner Allen

Hadrick made a motion and Com-missioner Roger Deiter seconded itto declare the following items sur-plus and to open bids at the Tues-day, September 4th, 2018 regularmeeting. Motion passed unani-mously.1 Quincy Single phase motor

with compressor1 Colman single phase motor

with no compressorAUDITOR – Kelly Toennies2018.8.11 Commissioner Steve

Roseland made a motion and Com-missioner Bill Schilder seconded itto accept the resignation of Audi-tor Kelly Toennies effectiveAugust26th, 2018. Motion passed unani-mously.Discussion was held on the

Faulkton Area Economic Develop-ment Corporation.2019 Budget – Discussion was

held on the 2019 budget. No ac-tion taken.APPROVAL OF BILLS PAIDDURING THE MONTH

2018.8.12 Commissioner SteveRoseland made a motion and Com-missioner Kevin Horning secondedto approve the following payrolland bills paid throughout themonth. Motion passed unani-mously.SD STATE TREASURER EX-

CISE TAX $16.52, NORIDIANMEDICARE AMBULANCE RE-FUND $361.69, STATE TREAS-URER STATE REMITTANCE$51,429.46, TOWNSHIPS JUNE2018 APPORTION $7,525.10,TOWNS JUNE 2018 APPOR-TION $5,126.30, SCHOOLSJUNE 2018 APPORTION$74,684.79, AT & T UTILITIES$190.04, CARDMEMBER SERV-ICE TRAVEL $14.50, SD DEPTOF GAME LICENSE $245.00,FEM ELECTRIC LOAN PAY-MENT $5,833.34, SD HEALTHPOOL HEALTH INSURANCE$654.60, MONTANA DAKOTAUTILITIES $15.84, NORTH-WESTERN ENERGY UTILITIES$2,377.06, RURAL ELECTRICLOAN PAYMENT $2,500.00,SDACO JUNE M & P $114.00,VENTURE COMMUNICATIONSUTILITIES $2,365.20.Salaries: Commissioner’s

$2,916.75; Auditor’s $5,395.27;Treasurer’s $3,730.91; State’s At-torney $4,583.71; General Govern-ment $2,692.80; DOE $5,340.90;ROD $6,028.03; Veteran’s $543.36;Sheriff ’s $17,559.96; County Jail$26,677.35; County Nurse$888.77; Ambulance $3,381.75; Li-brary $4,195.86; Extension$2,235.00; Road & Bridge$35,959.61; Emergency & Disaster$1,948.122018.8.13 Commissioner Allen

Hadrick made a motion and Com-missioner Bill Schilder seconded itto allow for travel of county em-ployees. Motion passed unani-mously.Veteran Service Officer David

Huss SD Dept. of Veterans annualtraining August 20th – August24th, 2018 Pierre, SD.Director of Equalization Geoff

Bray Ag Land workshop August29th, 2018 Pierre, SD.

ADJOURNMENT2018.8.14 There being no fur-

ther business before the commis-sion, Commissioner Steve Rose-land made a motion and Commis-sioner Roger Deiter seconded it toadjourn the meeting. Motionpassed unanimously.The meeting was adjourned at

11:50 a.m.Bill Schilder, Jr., Chairman

Kelly Toennies, AuditorPublished one time at the total

approximate cost of $117.14.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––No. 164, Aug. 15, 2018FAULK COUNTY SPECIALCOMMISSIONER’S MEETING

AUGUST 10TH, 2018(Unapproved minutes)

Chairman Bill Schilder, Jr.,called the meeting to order at 8:20a.m. Those present were: Com-missionerAllen Hadrick, Commis-sioner Kevin Horning, Commis-

sioner Steve Roseland, Commis-sioner Bill Schilder, Jr., and Audi-tor Kelly Toennies. Absent wasCommissioner Roger Deiter. Visi-tor’s that were present were DaveSpeck and Tom Strasburg.Dave Speck gave his concern on

the Faulkton Area DevelopmentCorp. The County should take careof the County.2019 Provisional budget was

tabled until Tuesday, August 28th,2018 at 8:00. Looking at possiblybuilding a county shop and have aseparate budget figured out forthat.

ADJOURNMENT2018.8.15 There being no fur-

ther business before the commis-sion, Commissioner SteveRoseland made a motion and Com-missioner Allen Hadrick. Motionpassed unanimously.The meeting was adjourned at

10:00 a.m.Bill Schilder, Jr., Chairman

Kelly Toennies, AuditorPublished one time at the total

approximate cost of $12.07.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––No. 163, Aug. 15 & 22, 2018SALE OF SURPLUS

PROPERTYNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

that the County of Faulk is offer-ing the following property for saleby sealed bids:1 Quincy single phase motor

with compressor1 Colman single phase motor

with no compressorBids will be accepted in a sealed

envelope clearly marked “CountyProperty Bids” at the FaulkCounty Auditor’s Office PO Box309 Faulkton, SD 57438 until 5:00p.m. on Friday, August 31st, 2018.Bids will be opened and read at9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, September4th, 2018 in the CommissionersRoom at the Faulk County Court-house.The Faulk County Board of

Commissioners reserves the rightto reject any or all bids.For more information, contact

the Faulk County Auditor at (605)598-6224Dated this 7th day of August

2018.Kelly Toennies

Faulk County AuditorPublished two times at the total

approximate cost of $19.96.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––No. 159, Aug. 15, 2018

Notice ofPublic Hearing

on the Application For Saleof Alcoholic Beverages

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the following application for aTemporary Retail (on-sale) LiquorLicense has been filed with theCity of Faulkton by J&S ShortStop Bar, LLC for the Legion Hallon September 22, 2018.NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN that said ap-plication will be considered by theCity Council in the City Hall Meet-ing Room in the City of Faulkton,South Dakota on the 6th day ofSeptember, 2018 at 7:00 p.m.,when and where any persons in-terested in the approval or rejec-tion of such application mayappear and be heard.Dated at Faulkton, South

Dakota this August 10, 2018.Emily Bauer, Finance Officer

Published one time at the totalapproximate cost of $9.13.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2018 Faulk County Record 14Faulk County Commissioners August 7th Proceedings

No. 160, Aug. 15, 2018Notice of PublicProgress Hearing

A progress hearing will be heldat 7:00 p.m. on September 6, 2018at Faulkton City Hall. The pur-pose of this meeting is to receivequestions and comments concern-ing the Faulkton Wastewater Im-provements project and itsfunding.

This hearing will be open to thepublic and all interested individu-als are encouraged to attend.Written comments pertaining tothe projects or its funding may besubmitted to Emily Bauer at theCity of Faulkton, PO Box 21,Faulkton, South Dakota, 57438 by12:00 p.m. on September 6, 2018.

Published one time at the totalapproximate cost of $7.18.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––No. 156, Aug. 8 & 15, 2018Notice of Destructionof Special Education

RecordsDate: Aug. 8, 2018

Attention Parents/Guardians,Former Students, Eligible

(Adult) Students:Special Education records which

have been collected by the Faulk-tonArea Schools District related tothe identification, evaluation, edu-cational placement, or the provi-sion of Special Education in thedistrict, must be maintained understate and federal laws for a periodof five years after Special Educa-tion Services have ended for thestudent. Special Education serv-ices end when the student nolonger is eligible for services, grad-uates, completes his or her educa-tional program on June 30th of theyear after he/she turns 21, ormoves from the district.

This notification is to informparents/guardians and former stu-dents of the FaulktonArea SchoolsDistrict intent to destroy the Spe-cial Education records of studentswho ended Special EducationServices during the 2013-2014school year. These records will bedestroyed in accordance with statelaws unless the parents/guardianor eligible (adult) student notifiesthe school district otherwise. Afterfive years, the records are nolonger useful to the district, butthey may be useful to the par-ent/guardian or former student inapplying for Social Security bene-fits, rehabilitations services, col-lege entrance, etc. Theparent/guardian or eligible (adult)student may request a copy of therecords in writing or in person at

the following address:(School District’s mailing addressand phone number)1114 Court St.Faulkton, SD 57438605-598-6266Requests for copies must be

received by 30-45 days afterthis publication date (Wednes-day, August 8, 2018) in theFaulk County Record, or “rea-sonable amount of time”).These records will be de-stroyed after October 1, 2018.

Published two times at the totalapproximate cost of $36.40.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––No. 158, August 15, 2018

Chelsea TownBoard ProceedingsMeeting called to order by

Chairman Robert Carda; Cardaand Carda present. Minutes ofprevious meeting read and ap-proved on motion Carda, Cardasecond.

Old business: no action taken onHall furnace. Dirt work has beendone on the dike.

New business: motion Carda, topay bills, Carda second: WEBWater $360.77 service and usage;NorthWestern $163.88 utilities;Faulk County Record $8.22 pub-lishing; CHS Inc. $418.11 Hallpropane.

Motion for adjournment to Sept.10, 2018 (because of Labor Day) at8 a.m. Carda, Carda second.8-6-2018 Jo Mallett,

Finance OfficerPublished one time at the total

approximate cost of $7.63.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––No. 161, Aug. 15, 2018

Seneca TownBoard Meeting

August 6th, 2018The Board of Trustees of the

Town of Seneca, SD, met in regu-lar session on Monday, the 6th ofAugust, 2018 at 6:30 p.m. at theFire Hall. Members present: JeffGreiner, Shirley Greiner, LoisHenry and also present KathyBitzer, treasurer, Jim Bitzer,maintenance.

Minutes of the last meetingwere read and approved. Trea-surer’s report was accepted asgiven. Motion made by Henry, sec-ond by Greiner that the follow-ing bills be allowed and clerkissued warrants in payment of thesame.

MDU Co. (power) $437.87,Reuer Sanitation (garbage)$157.20, Web Water (water)$620.81, Jim Bitzer (maintenance)$277.05, Jeff Greiner (mowing)

$60.00, EMC Insurance (bldg. ins.)$265.08, Pfeifer & Son ( shinglelabor) $1683.00, Hoefert’s Imple-ment (water sample) $13.74,Faulk County Record (meeting)$14.97, Ipswich Lumber (shingles)$2135.72, SD Depart. Of Rev(water sample) $15.00,

We have a correction to the min-utes of the July meeting. I haveLois Henry's name twice and for-got Shirley Greiner (clerk)$100.00.

Next meeting we will be goingover the budget.

There being no further businessto come before the board meetingadjourned. The next regular meet-ing will be held September 4th,2018 at 6:30 p.m. at the Fire Hall.

Shirley Greiner, ClerkPublished one time at the total

approximate cost of $14.38.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––No. 154, Aug. 1, 8 & 15, 2018

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTACOUNTY OF FAULKIN CIRCUIT COURT

FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITIN THE MATTER OF THE

ESTATE OFDOLORES SELTING, Deceased

70PRO18-0000008NOTICE TO CREDITORSAND NOTICE OF INFORMAL

PROBATE AND APPOINTMENTOF PERSONAL

REPRESENTATIVENotice is given that on July 26,

2018, Alan Ruhlman whose ad-dress is 1618 North Jay Street, Ab-erdeen, SD 57401, was appointedas personal representative of theestate of Dolores Selting.

Creditors of decedent must filetheir claims within four monthsafter the date of the first publica-tion of this notice or their claimsmay be barred.

Claims may be filed with thepersonal representative or may befiled with the clerk, and a copy ofthe claim mailed to the personalrepresentative.

Dated 7/27/18.Alan Ruhlman

1618 North Jay StreetAberdeen, SD 57401

Stephanie Erdahl

P.O. Box 357Faulkton, SD 57438

Thomas P. TonnerP.O. Box 1456

Aberdeen, SD 57402-1456(605) 225-1000

Published three times at thetotal approximate cost of $37.31.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––Redfield Concert Assoc.Membership drive started

RedfieldArea Concert Associa-tion (RACA) announces the be-ginning of their annualmembership drive going on now.With an affordable membership,you will be amazed and de-lighted with the amazing qualityentertainment coming to Red-field this year.

Leading off with the first con-cert of the year on Sunday, Oct.21 is brilliant group of fourfriends, Sons of Serendip. Eachmember has an inspiring storyand together they strive to em-body the adjectives, classy, gen-uine, spiritual, sensitive, andtimeless. Their rich, lively soundencompasses fairly contempo-rary music with a fresh twistand some familiar pop tunesfrom Motown.

Get ready for Todd Oliver tocome to Redfield on Tuesday,Oct. 30. This comedian, ventrilo-quist, and musician brings withhim his talking dog, Irving, andhis suitcase family to perform“The Funniest Night” of 85 hi-larious minutes of fun and frolic.A great show not to be missed!On Sunday, March 24, 2019,

Charlie Albright, pianist, willkick off RACA’s 2019 concerts.Charlie is hailed as “among the

most gifted musicians of his gen-eration” with a “dazzling naturalkeyboard affinity”. Charlie hasplayed concerts at the BostonPops, and the Kennedy Centeramong many other prestigiousvenues. This is a guaranteedgreat show to see!

Holy Rocka Rollaz will berounding out the season on Tues-day, May 14, 2019. If it’s the clas-sic early rock n’ roll of ElvisPresley, Buddy Holly, ChuckBerry, Johnny Cash, and manyothers you want, played the waythese legends played it…this isthe concert for you! You will beamazed by this group!

Admission to every perform-ance is with a season member-ship in the Redfield AreaConcert Association.

But this is just the beginningof the benefits one can enjoy witha membership in the RedfieldArea Concert Association. Amember of the Redfield AreaConcert Association may also at-tend six additional different per-formances in Huron, Pierre, andGettysburg due to a reciprocalagreement between all four con-cert associations. As a currentRACA member you simply showyour ticket at the door and youare allowed admittance to theseperformances. The dates, timesand locations of these out-of-town ‘bonus’ concerts are listedon the 2018-2019 RACA mem-bership ticket.

For more information on mem-bership contact Mary Ellen at472-2991, Arleen at 472-3001, orany RACA Board Member.

Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2018 Faulk County Record 15

No. 162, Aug. 15, 2018FIRST NOTICE

CENTRAL PLAINS WATER DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOADOPT FY 2018 BUDGETA public hearing will be held at the meeting at the Blunt Senior Cen-

ter in Blunt, South Dakota onAugust 23, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. (CST) to con-sider the proposed Water Development District budget for Fiscal Year2019, beginning January 1, 2019.

Preliminary FY 2019 BudgetAPPROPRIATIONS:01 Board of Directors..................................................................$4,000.0002 Administration & Technical Assistance................................16,000.0003 Legal & Consultant..................................................................2,500.0004 Capital Outlay...............................................................................00.0005 Project Assistance ..................................................................51,100.0006 Contingency...................................................................................00.00Total Fy 2019 Appropriation ...............................................73,600.00MEANS OF FINANCE:310 Taxes ....................................................................................73,100.00360 Miscellaneous Revenue ............................................................500.00390 Capital Reserve Fund.................................................................00.00Subtotal .....................................................................................73,600.00WDD Tax Levy Request for FY 2019 ...................................73,100.00Total Means of Finance ......................................................$73,600.00

The purpose of holding this hearing is to provide the public an oppor-tunity to contribute to and comment on the Water Development Districtproposed operating budget for the Fiscal Year 2019. Persons interestedin presenting data, opinions, and arguments for and against the pro-posed budget may appear, either in person or by representative, at thehearing and be heard and given an opportunity for a full and completediscussion of all items in the budget.

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The Faulkton Trojan footballteam started practice on Mon-day, Aug. 6. There are 24 ath-letes out, in grades 9-12. TheTrojans will be led by five sen-iors: Alex Aesoph, Trevor Boss,Jaden Melius, Tyler Ogle, andTate Schulte.“Practice has been going well

so far. We have been going from7:30 - 10:30 a.m. the first week totry to beat the heat. The morn-ings haven’t been too bad. Wewill have to play in some heat ongame night so we have to makesure we have our bodies accli-mated,” stated Head CoachShayne Geditz.“Our guys have been working

hard and competing for spots.We have seen a lot of improve-ment in our first week of prac-tice. Our guys are grasping theconcepts well. I think that oursummer acceleration programgot most of our athletes in prettygood condition. We have beentrying to improve that, but theydid come in with a good founda-tion,” continued the coach.“We will open the season at

Langford on Friday night. Lang-ford always has a sound footballteam. They are well coached andthey throw a lot of different looksat you. When you play the firstgame sometimes it is hard toprepare. We have been looking ata lot of what they did in the play-off game last year. They return agood quarterback who can reallythrow the ball. They also havetheir starting tailback and full-back returning on offense andalso return a couple of defensivelineman and a cornerback whoare pretty good athletes. Theyhave a talented group of sopho-mores who will see a lot of play-ing time for them, said Geditz.“We are excited to get back on

the field on Friday. It will betime to get on the field and seewhere we are at. We expect toplay with great effort and bephysical. We know the game willbe a battle,” concluded CoachGeditz.

Roster# Name Pos Ht Wt Grade5 Tyler Ogle RB, LB 5’11 165 1210 Parker Geditz QB, S 5’8 125 911 Wyatt Bush WR, DB 5’10 140 1014 Derek Heitmann QB, S 6’ 175 1116 Alex Sorensen WR, DB 5’5 115 922 Bennet CassensWR, DB 5’7 120 923 Aaron Lee WR, DB 5’7 135 1026 Leighton Weber FB, LB 5’7 145 1028 James Otter TE, DE 5’10 160 1032 Simon Bowar RB, LB 5’9 130 933 Trevor Boss G, LB 5’10 175 1234 Alex Aesoph C, LB 5’9 180 1236 Gage MartinmaasRB, DB 5’7 130 1141 John Bowar TE, DE 5’9 155 1141 Tate Schulte WR, DE 5’11 155 1242 Isaiah Edgar C, DE 5’9 145 1052 Riley Bush FB, LB 5’9 170 1155 Teigen Hadrick G, DT 5’11 240 1064 Ben Stoecker G, DT 5’10 155 977 Nick Schlechter G, DT 6’4 270 1082 Hunter Niederbaumer TE, DE 6’ 160 984 Jaden Melius TE, DE 6’4 210 1289 Gage Carter TE, DE 6’2 185 1190 Matt Young G, DT 5’10 275 11

Head coach Shayne Geditz; assistantcoaches Chad Spicer, Dylan Mickelson, DwightHossle; managers Gus Kopecky, Parker Bode;statisticians Jazlynn Geditz, Shayna Heitmann,Abby Vetch; athletic trainer Chelsea Odden.

Football Schedule(7 p.m. unless otherwise noted)

Aug. 17 ...............................Langford Area (A)Aug. 24..........................................Warner (H)Aug. 31 ................................Northwestern (H)Sept. 7 ..............Ipswich/Edmunds Central (A)Sept. 14 .................(HC) Hitchcock/Tulare (H)Sept. 21..........................North Border (Leola)Sept. 28 ........................................Iroquois (A)Oct. 5 .......................................................BYEOct. 12 ...................................Sully Buttes (H)Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 2 ...................Playoff gamesNov. 8 .......... State - Vermillion Dakota Dome

Senior NutritionProgram Menus

Wed., August 15: Cook’s choice.Thursday, August 16

Turkey and dressing, mashedpotatoes with gravy, corn, carrotbar and whole wheat bread.

Friday, August 17Pizza, tossed green salad, carrot

and celery sticks, bread stick, andmandarin oranges.

Monday, August 20Chicken fried steak, mashed po-

tatoes with gravy, cole slaw,frosted brownie and whole wheatbread.

Tuesday, August 21Scalloped potatoes with ham,

green peas, mandarin orangesalad and whole wheat bread.

Wednesday, August 22Barbecue beef sandwich, potato

salad, carrots and seasonal freshfruit.

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PORTER to cover meetings, breaking news,features and general interest stories. Our ed-itorial team has a great reputation for award-winning work. Must have valid driver’slicense. Apply online www.forumcomm.com/careers or call Lorie Hansen at 605-990-6382 for sales and Luke Hagen at 605-990-6366 for news.ELECTRIC SUPERINTENDENT Pierre, SD.SALARY: DOE – $72,395.86 to $90,412.50.For detailed information on qualificationsand requirements, visit www.cityofpierre.org.Open until filled. EOE.NOTICE:ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS statewidefor only $150.00. Put the South DakotaStatewide Classifieds Network to work foryou today! (25 words for $150. Each addi-tional word $5.) Call the Faulk CountyRecord at 605-598-6525 or 800-658-3697for details.

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FHS Trojan football practice has been going on since Monday, Aug.6 getting ready for their first game of the season this Friday, Aug. 17 atLangford.Above Head Coach Shayne Geditz watches three members of the

team practicing.

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Tues., Aug. 7 . . . .90 59Wed., Aug. 8 . . . .100 56Thurs., Aug. 9 . . . .89 59Fri., Aug. 10 . . . .102 59Sat., Aug. 11 . . . . .92 63Sun., Aug. 12 . . . .97 64Mon., Aug. 13 . . . .95 60Linda Bartholomew, Observer

The total amount of moisture in2018 is 11.46. Total moisture in2017 to date was 9.94.

RECORD NOTES

South Dakota 4-H members re-ceived national recognition dur-ing the 2018 4-H Shooting SportsNational Championships held inGrand Island, Neb. June 24-29.Of the 606 youth from across

the country who competed at thisyear's championships, 35 wereSouth Dakota 4-H members whoqualified during the 2018 4-HSpring Shoot in Pierre and the2017 4-H Fall Shoot in Mitchell.The South Dakota teams re-

ceiving national recognition in-cluded:Compound Archery placed

fourth overall, first in the FITAround and field portions of thecompetition. The team had tenfinishers throughout the week. Inthe FITA portion of the contestindividuals recognized include:second place, Wade McClanahan,Tripp County; third place, Han-nah Bartos, Bon Homme Countyand ninth place, Carter Trefz,Faulk County. In the field por-tion of the contest individualsrecognized include: first place,Wade McClanahan and seventhplace, Hailey Johnson, BonHomme County. Scott Perrycoached the team. He is a volun-teer archery instructor from Bea-dle County.Air Pistol placed fourth over-

all and was recognized for plac-ing in the top four in each phase

of the competition. Three teammembers were recognized indi-vidually for placing in the top 10of the various phases of the com-petition, including: sixth place inrapid fire, Evan Ohlrogge, San-born County; tenth place in thesilhouette, Rose Smith, LawrenceCounty and fifth place in the slowfire, Cloe Swanson, MinnehahaCounty. Audrey Kneen of San-born County coached the team.Air Rifle placed third in

standing portion of the competi-tion. Team member, CassandraRyckman, Hughes County placedthird overall. Ryckman placedninth in 3-P and eighth in silhou-ette. Arthur Kneen, SanbornCounty volunteer, coached theteam.22 Pistol: Parker Baker, Tripp

County placed seventh in CampPerry.Muzzleloading: Stran Kruse,

Deuel County placed tenth in 50yard bullseye.All states represented at the

2018 4-H Shooting Sports Na-tional Championships, competefor a sweepstakes award in eachdiscipline. South Dakota placedsixth in the Sweepstakes.For more info. on 4-H shooting

sports, contact John Keimig,SDSU Extension youth safetyfield specialist at John.Keimig@sdstate.edu or 688-4167.

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Donation to the blue room at Pickler MansionOn Tuesday, Aug. 7, the classes of 1959, ‘60 and ‘61 donated a check of $865 to the Faulk County His-

torical Society to wallpaper the blue room at the Pickler Mansion.This is the third such donation made by the classes to Faulkton projects. The first donation was made to

the Faulkton Area Medical Center with the second going to the mural at the Faulkton Elevator.Above are, left, Joe Aesoph, Jack Kuhl, David Duncan, Maryann Bent, Carol Duncan, Beth Witte, Lois

Henry, Jan Melius and Roger Melius, with Jody Moritz accepting the check on behalf of the Faulk County His-torical Society.

Excellent group attends HuntSAFE CourseOn Friday and Saturday, Aug. 10 and 11 the HuntSAFE Course was held at the Faulk County Trap club.

Above are course instructors, Jeremy Demery, Shane Pedersen (seated), Mike Demery and Robbie Miller.The course offers classroom studies to begin the course and then teaches hands on shooting.Below are those who attended the two day course, back left, course instructors Robbie Miller and Shane

Pederson; August Anderson, DaShawn Rausch, Trey Machtemes, Danny Hinders, Garrett Cramer, LaNaeStevens, Trisha Cramer, Aubri Haselhorst; course instructors Jeremy Demery and Mike Demery. Front left,Timothy McGaugh, Mason Paul, Morgan Demery, Charlie Deiter, Anna Bisbee, Patrick Severson, Cord Brandand Spencer Melius.

Above are those students who earned best scores during theHuntSAFE course. Back left, August Anderson, Aubri Haselhorst, TrishaCramer and LaNae Stevens. Front left, Morgan Demery, Patrick Sever-son and Spencer Melius. Spencer received a perfect score and receiveda youth hunting vest for his efforts and LaNae received a knife set forcleaning game by getting her name drawn out of a hat. All others re-ceived a laser site for their guns. All prizes were donated by Sal Rose-land of R&R Pheasant Hunting.

South Dakota 4-H members received national recognition during the2018 4-H Shooting Sports National Championships held in Grand Is-land, Neb. June 24-29.One of the teams recognized was the Compound Archery Team.

Teammembers include, left, Hailey Johnson, Bon Homme County; Han-nah Bartos, Bon Homme; Carter Trefz, Faulk County; Wade McClana-han, Tripp County and coach, Scott Perry.

Photo by Dawn Foiles, 4-H VolunteerCompound archery team recognized

THANK YOUSThank you for the neat cup that I

won at Quilterʼs Corner!Bonnie Holsing

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We would like to thank the Faulk-ton Fire Department for their timelyresponse to our stubble fire a weekago. Deiter Farms

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Club for the Twins tickets we won intheir raffle! Keith & Rita Hanten

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8-15-1tpFor Sale: White copy/inkjet paper.$4.50 a ream (500 sheets) or by thecase (10 reams) for $40.00. We alsohave colored copy paper, pastelsand brites. See the Faulk CountyRecord at 605-598-6525.

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APARTMENTSAND HOUSEFOR RENT

Faulkton, South DakotaTwo bedroom apartments. Fordisabled, handicap and fami-lies. Utility allowance and rentalassistance available for eligiblepersons. Snow removal andlawn care provided. If inter-ested contact:Tom Edgar Rentals

Phone 605-460-1915WE ARE AN EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

MARTINMAAS ELECTRICCelebrating 22 years

in public service!1996 - 2018

– Pat Martinmaas –Certified Electrical Contractor� Residential � Commercial

� Farm � Industrial � Trenching� Refrigeration Service

�� 40 Ft. Bucket Truck ServiceReasonable Rates

103 E. 2nd Ave., Miller, SD 57362Home/Work 605-853-3001 leave mess.

Common SenseManufacturing

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• Bale Feeders• Calf Shelters• Wire Winders• Feed Bunks• Continuous Fence• Portable Wind

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Solar ManagerCell 765-4441

• Solar Water Pumping Systems

• Certified LorentzTechnician

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MMoowweerrss•Sales and Service•Cub Cadet Mowers•Parts and Repair

Vogel ServicePhone: 605-460-0131

Faulkton, SD

Help Wanted:Animal Health Center

in Faulktonis looking to hire a

Vet AssistantPlease contact Dr. Bode at

605-598-4500 or pick up an ap-plication, job description andbenefits information at AnimalHealth Center, 1206 MainStreet, Faulkton, SD 57438.

All types of repairs – bring usyour car, pickup or truck and

we’ll get you back on the road!

SONNY’S AUTO PARTS & REPAIRWe accept all major credit cards – Faulkton, SD • 605-598-4302

Hydraulic Hoses &Specialized Fittings

“Your Local Auto Parts Store!”

Employment Opportunityat Faulkton Area Medical Center

Faulkton Area Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer & ProviderFaulkton Area Medical Center is seeking applicants for the following:

Laboratory Manager• LABORATORY MANAGER

Faulkton Area Medical Center is looking to fill the position of a Laboratory Manager.This individual must have a 4 year degree as a Medical Technologist including 2 yearsof experience in a moderate complexity lab and certifications in ACLS or AMT. Adher-ence to CLIA regulations is required, experience in laboratory compliance is preferred.Experience as a supervisor/manager is preferred. Duties include but are not limited tothe overall operation of the lab, record keeping, quality assurance/control and safetyand infection control practices. This individual must also be willing to assist in care of pa-tients and share call time with the other lab employees. Wage is negotiable based onexperience. For more information, please contact Faulkton Area Medical Center at (605)598-6262. Resumes can be sent to the attention of Human Resources at PO Box 100,Faulkton, SD 57438.

The above position will remain posted until filled.

The Faulkton AreaMedical Center

605-598-6262PO Box 100, Faulkton, SD 57438 www.faulktonmedical.org

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITYFaulkton Area Medical Center Foundation Coordinator

Part Time PositionHours: Weekdays, flexible, 8 am – 5 pm

Experience with healthcare, nonprofit organization,foundation, public relations or marketing experience,office management and accounting skills desirable. Wage depending on experience.

For more information contact Kristen Lee 605-598-6262 Ext. 1141

or Roger Deiter 605-380-6785

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Contact us about our SIGN-ON BONUS!

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER: DISABILITY/VETERAN

Be the Caring Touch & Love Where You Work!Faulkton Senior Living has immediate openings for:CNA: FT-PT, fl exible scheduleCommunity Life Assistant: PTDietary Aide: FT, PT

We off er a comprehensive benefi ts package. Explore our openings, schedule a tour and discuss your health care career interests!

Apply online: www.twsl.com or contact Execu� ve Director at Faulkton Senior Living, 1401 Pearl Street, Faulkton, SD 57438. PH: 605-598-6214

Contact us about our SIGN-ON BONUS!

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER: DISABILITY/VETERAN

Be the Caring Touch & Love Where You Work!Faulkton Senior Living has immediate openings for:

CNA: FT-PT, fl exible scheduleCommunity Life Assistant: PT

Dietary Aide: FT, PTWe off er a comprehensive benefi ts package. Explore our openings, schedule a tour and discuss your health care career interests!Apply online: www.twsl.com or contact Execu� ve Director at Faulkton Senior Living, 1401 Pearl Street, Faulkton, SD 57438. PH: 605-598-6214

Contact us about our SIGN-ON BONUS!

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER: DISABILITY/VETERAN

Be the Caring Touch & Love Where You Work!Faulkton Senior Living has immediate openings for:

CNA: FT-PT, fl exible scheduleCommunity Life Assistant: PT

Dietary Aide: FT, PTWe off er a comprehensive benefi ts package. Explore our openings, schedule a tour and discuss your health care career interests!Apply online: www.twsl.com or contact Execu� ve Director at Faulkton Senior Living, 1401 Pearl Street, Faulkton, SD 57438. PH: 605-598-6214

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Part-Time Help WantedThe FAULK COUNTY AUDITORʼS OFFICE is

currently seeking a PART-TIME DEPUTY AUDITORWages DOE. Please stop by the Auditorʼs office to

pick up an application or for more information contact (605) 598-6224. Applications will be

accepted until 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 24, 2018.Faulk County is an equal opportunity employer

Classified Ads$4.50 minimum up to 25 words;

4.25 for additional insertions; $.10per word over 25 words. Card ofThanks are $4.50 for maximum of40 words; $.10 per word over 40.

Faulk County Dispatch/JailerWANTED

Shift work/8 hr. shifts. Wages DOE. Contact the Faulk County Sheriff’s office

for more information 605-598-6229

Want it noticed?Try a display ad in

this newspaper!

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Faulkton AreaComing EventsPublished as a Public Serviceby Dacotah Bank – Faulkton

Aug. 15: Quality of Life committeemeeting at 10 a.m. at the Develop-ment office.Aug. 17: First football game againstLangford Area, away.Aug. 18: August Fest featuring JoeʼsCombo - music the way you like it, foryour dancing and listening pleasure.Brats and beverages furnished, allare welcome - bring the kids! 6 - 9p.m. in Zell at the parking lot south ofthe church.Aug. 20: Community meeting at Au-tumn Leaves Senior Center to dis-cuss public transportation at 12:45p.m. Be sure to attend this meeting.Aug. 22: First day of school!Sept. 5: Wednesdays: WON meet-ing. 9 a.m. at the assisted Living, TheMeadows.Sept. 6: Faulkton City Council meet-ing at 7 p.m. at Faulkton City Hall.(Note date).Sept. 12: Faulkton School Boardmeeting, 6 p.m. at school lunchroom.(Note date).Autumn Leaves meeting at the Sen-ior Center the third Monday of everymonth at 12:45 p.m.Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetsThursdayʼs, 8 p.m., at the FaulktonArea Medical Center.Need a hand for help around thehouse? Rides need 24 hr. notice.Call 605-380-2927, and we willmatch you with the volunteer whowill fit your needs. Offered by volun-teers from the United Church ofFaulkton, service is free to you!Cresbard Cemetery Board is seekingdonations to meet expenses. Theycan be sent to the board c/o KelseyHuss, PO Box 26, Cresbard, SD57435.The Faulk County Cancer SupportGroup is available to provide infor-mation and assistance to those withcancer in Faulk Co. and surroundingarea. For more information, or to findout meeting dates and times, pleasecontact April Sorensen at 605-598-6323.There is help: food pantry availableat St. Thomas Catholic Church, 1013Court Street, in Faulkton, sponsoredby the Faulk Co. Ministerial Assoc.phone 605-598-6590, 8 a.m. to 12noon Tues. thru Sat.Wednesdays: WON meeting. Weigh-in from 8:30-8:45 a.m., meeting 8:45- 9:15 a.m. at the Assisted Living,The Meadows.Medical equipment South DakotaCARES Loan Closet. For equipmentcall Joan Bent 598-4107.Area Literacy Council tutors availablefor persons who want to learn to reador read better. Phone 598-6236,Faulk County Library or 1-800-423-6665, SD Literacy Council.Every Tuesday, Penny Ihnen atUnited Church of Faulkton useeast entrance, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. S.D.Network against family violence &sexual assault.

Member FDIC

Faulkton 605-598-6211

This week’s special at BerMac Inc. Shell is

Root BeerFlavor burst & vanilla soft ice cream!

BerMac 2Mac Attack DeliPhone 598-6749 Deli 598-4175

• Gas • Diesel• Subs • Pop

• 14” or 16” Pizzas• Salads & Wraps

CCoonnvveenniieennccee SSttoorree• Food • Beverages • Drinks

Noon Hour Specials 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.Wednesday............................................ReubensThursday..................................Loaded PotatoesFriday...............................................Sloppy JoesMonday...............................Chicken Fried SteakTuesday .............................Tacos or Taco Salad

This week’s specialsWe now have Pretzel Buns!(Order with any burger for only $1 extra!)Wed. ..........German Burger w/FriesThurs .........Pepperoni Pizza Burger

w/FriesFri.........................Biscuits & GravySat...............Pickler Burger w/FriesSun ....................Steak Fajita SaladMon. ....Chicken Philly Sand w/FriesTues. ....Steakhouse Burger w/Fries

HOURS: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.OPEN 7 Days a Week!Take out orders: 598-4204Ask for your frequent buyers card.Buy 11 and get 12th meal free

Tornado Special of the Week:

MonsterCookieShake of

the month:

CherryBomb

HOURS: Open 6 Days a WeekOpen at 5:30 p.m. - kitchen closes at 9:30 p.m.

Monday thru Saturday

$2.00 Pounders! Buy 5 and get the 6th FREECome on in and get a pounder

while they last!WE HAVE Bud Light - Busch Light

Michelob Golden and Ultras� � �

Stop in for a cool drink and pick up a meal-to-go or stay AND

check out our nightly specials!

Dot T’s - Faulkton - 598-6565

4th Annual Walkabout Par 3

TournamentSaturday, Aug. 25Lakeside Country Club - Registration 1 p.m.Tee time 2 p.m. $50 per team

2 Person Best Ball Women, Men or Couples

(single golfers are welcome andweʼll find a partner for you!)

Proceeds will go to the elevator painting and Lakeside Irrigation projects.

Play the course like never before!

Monday, August 20from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

will be OPEN HOUSE for Title I, Pre-K, Kindergarten

& Grades 1 - 6If you have not dropped off your paperwork, please

bring that day. If you happen to be in town this week andwould like to drop it off that would be wonderful.

Thank you very much for those of you who have de-livered your paperwork. NOTE: The bus drivers will be contacting you the

evening before the first day of school to give you an es-timated arrival time. We will also email an updated list togive you of who will be driving your route. If you haveany questions, please feel free to contact me.Wednesday, August 22

School pictures will be taken this day.Please bring your non-school age children and pre-schoolers from

8 to 9 a.m. and also from 12 noon to1:30 p.m. for photos. You do not need

to make an appointment.Thanks, Mary Vetch, Faulkton School

WE NEED YOUR HELP!Plan to attend a Community MeetingMonday, Aug. 20 at 12:45 p.m.

at the Autumn Leaves Senior Citizens Center in Faulkton

DISCUSSION WILL BE HELD ABOUTPOSSIBLE PUBLIC

TRANSPORTATION FOR FAULK COUNTY CITIZENS.

Public Transportation providers fromAberdeen, Watertown and Sisseton will be in at-tendance to listen and discuss Faulk Countyʼsneeds to see if there is enough demand to pursuepublic transportation.

Questions? Contact Quality of Life Committee Member Jan Melius at 598-4203

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Faulkton Area Medical Center

SERVICES CLASSES

Your Health Calendar:

Ultrasound

Cardiac Rehab

Tobacco Cessation Aerobics CPRNutrition Diabetes Education

First Aid Cancer Support Group

Leg Circulation Diagnosis

Ambulance - 911 Website - faulktonmedical.orgHospital - 598-6262 Clinic - 598-6239

Acute CareSwingbed Bone Density Scans IV Therapy

Sleep Studies

SpirometryNuclear Medical Heart Stress Tests

Lab and X-Ray

Audiology & Hearing Aid Rebecca Rich, AuDCall 1-866-352-8588Avera Cardiology SpecialistCall 598-6239

Cardiology

Richard J. Conklin, MDCall 605-622-5613 John Bormes, MDCall 1-800-255-7448Physical, Occupational, Speech Therapy, Call 598-6239 Joseph Wyatt, MDCall 945-5259

Chiropractic John Carr, DC, ThursdaysCall 598-6239April Sorensen - 598-6262

Family/General Practice Sylvia Anderson, MD;Kenneth Bartholomew, MD; Jesseca Kast, CNP;Chris Ogle, PA-C; Tim Quinn, PA-C;

Foot Care Every Tuesday, Call 598-6239

Dietician

Call Clinic at 598-6239MammographyCall 225-1010 NE Mental Health

Oncology/HematologyPain Management Heloise Westbrook, MD

Ophthalmology

Rehab Services

Urology

A Medical Minute from Sylvia Anderson, MD

Contact us!

Scheduled Prescription Drugs

Sylvia Anderson, MD Kenneth Bartholomew, MDJesseca Kast, CNPTim Quinn, PA-C Chris Ogle, PA-C

Dr. Carr - Chiropractic

August 16th August 17th August 18th August 19th August 20th August 21st August 22nd August 23rdClinic - 9am-5pmClinic - 9am-5pm

ER - 24/7ER - 24/7 ER - 24/7

ER - 24/7Clinic - 9am-5pmClinic - 9am-5pm

ER - 24/7Clinic - 9am-5pm Clinic - 9am-5pm

ER - 24/7 ER - 24/7

The United States is in the midst of an unprecedented epidemic of prescription drug overdose deaths. Nearly 52,000 people died of drug overdoses in 2015, and two thirds of these deaths were caused by overdoses involving prescription drugs, mostly scheduled medicines. (CDC data). The US Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) classify medications on their ability to cause addiction, severe bodily harm, and death. Some medications are only obtained in limited amounts and are called scheduled medicines. Some very common scheduled prescription medicines that people take include Lorazepam, Valium, Ambien, Ritalin, Adderall, Hydrocodone, Oxycodone, and Codeine. There is a major push at the State (State of SD included) and National level to greatly curb prescribing of unnecessary and lethal medications. New laws have been enacted, which could affect your ability to obtain scheduled medicines. Some of these medicines may soon be discontinued. If you have any questions about these new laws or how prescription medicines and scheduled medicines can affect you, please see your healthcare provider for more information!

Ultrasounds Dr. Carr - ChiropracticEchocardiogramMammograms

Dr. Wyatt - UrologyPercy Golson

Dr. Bormes - Ophthalmology Avera Nephrology

Dr. Westbrook-Pain Management

Our thanks to you all . . .Our hearts are so overwhelmed it is hard to put how we feel into words. There have been so many friends, family and neighbors who have

done so much for us in so many ways! To watch why God put us on earth to help one another and those in need, to actually see it unfoldbefore our eyes is so beautiful! We are absolutely Blessed! Everyone has been so generous and self-giving with their time. We truly don’tknow how to thank you all! This has been a tough road for us, but you have all helped to make things so much easier. Your kindness andgenerosity keeps our faith strong!

We love and thank you all from the bottom of our hearts!Terry and Bev and family

New house moved into FaulktonMonday night, Aug. 13, this new home was moved into town at 1205

Oak Street. As of Tuesday the home had been set on its foundation.The moving permit was obtained by Vista One Real Estate, Brad Pauland John Miller.

And the murals continue on to the elevator’s north sideArtist Guido van Helten continues his work, finishing up on the east side of the elevator and is now at work

on the north side. The community is excited to see what Guido has in store for the rest of the elevator!