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Bowdle Church of God(Pentecostal)Pastor Ron Vetch 285-6414Sunday: Worship 10 amChildren’s Church: 11 am

Catholic Mass Times:Father Kevin Doyle 948-2451St.Anthony’s, HovenSaturday 5 pmSt. Augustine, BowdleSunday 10:30 amStations of the Cross (Beginning March 8 and ending April 12) Friday at 5 pm at Bowdle Fridays at 7 pm at Hoven

CHURCH SCHEDULESCHURCH SCHEDULESRedeemer Ev. Lutheran Church(Church of the Lutheran Confession)Pastor Mark Gullerud 285-6379Sunday Worship: 11 amwww.redeemerlutheranbowdle.org

Seventh Day Adventist ChurchPastor George Shaver 660-5969Sabbath Worship 11 amSabbath School 10 ambowdleadventist22.adventistchurchconnect.org

St. John’s Lutheran Church(WELS)Pastor Justin Dauck 287-4142Sunday Worship: 10:30 amLent Services - Wednesdays 7:30 pmfacebook.com/StJohnsBowdle

St. Paul Lutheran ChurchPastor Alois Vogl 605-940-5757Deacon Laurel Vogl 605-261-9722, email: GreatPlainsParish@venturecomm.netSunday: Worship 9 amSunday School: 10 amWednesday Soup Suppers 5 pmLenten Services 6:30 pmOffice hours: Monday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA ) IN CIRCUIT COURT ) SS. COUNTY OF EDMUNDS ) FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ESTATE OF MILTON A MILLER, ALSO )KNOWN AS MILTON MILLER, ) 22PRO. 19-000004DECEASED. )* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is given that on April 3, 2019, Eldena Hanson-Russell, whose address is 1101

Indian Hills Road, Brookings, South Dakota 57006, was appointed as personal representa-tive of the estate of Milton A. Miller, also known as Milton Miller.

Creditors of decedent must file their claims within four months after the first date of

publication of this notice or their claims may be barred. Claims may be filed with the personal representative or may be filed with the clerk, and

a copy of the claim mailed to the personal representative. Dated: 4-3-2019 /s/Eldena Hanson-Russell Eldena Hanson-Russell 1101 Indian Hills Road Brookings, SD 57006(707) 322-0300 Jean LingorEdmunds County Clerk of CourtsP.O. Box 384Ipswich, SD 57451(605) 426-6671 Lisa M. Von WaldVon Wald Law Office, LLCP.O. Box 155Selby, South Dakota 57472-0155(605) 649-7603

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Sale of a huge inventory of (new and used) cars and trucks. The firm invites you to stop and enjoy free coffee and coke. Visitors may also register for recliner chairs to be given away at a drawing on Saturday.

Bowdle Theatre. They Went That-A-Way & That-A-Way. Tim Conway

20 Years Ago – April 15, 1999Cally Kennedy and Sandi

Knecht have been awarded the national “I Dare You Leader-ship Award” in recognition of personal integrity, balanced liv-ing, and potential for leadership. The award takes its name from the book, I Dare You!, written

by Danforth, in which he com-mends the balanced life of men-tal, physical, social and spiritual development as the backbone of leadership.

One theme in sixth grade lit-erature text at Bowdle School is Ancient Egypt. As an extended project, instructor Clay Cheskey asked each student, “If you could be a researcher that traveled to Egypt, which would you like most to research?” As a result, groups were assigned to make replicas of Ancient Egypt items, including Hieroglyphics, Papy-rus, King Tut’s Coffin, and the Pyramids.

~April Bollinger

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BOWDLE BOARD OFEDUCATION

MEETING MINUTESApril l8, 2019

The regular meeting of the Bowdle Board of Education reconvened on Tuesday, April 8, 2019 at 5:30 p.m. at the Bowdle School with the following members present: Stotz, Schlechter, Bieber, and Oxner. Frickson was absent.

Others present: Supt. Serna, Carolynn Nelson, Tara Beitelspacher, and Michelle Oxner.

Chairman Bieber presided.Motion by Stotz seconded by Schlechter

to approve the agenda with the change of moving the teacher negotiations up on the agenda . All voted aye. Motion carried.

Motion by Schlechter and seconded by Stotz to enter executive session at 5:35 pm for SDCL 1-25-2 (4) Negotiations. All vot-ed aye. Motion carried.

Nelson, Beitelspacher and M. Oxner left the meeting at this time.

Executive session ended at 6:20 pm. Nel-son, Beitelspacher and M. Oxner returned to the meeting.

There was no open forum or conflict of interest or consideration of waivers.

Motion by Schlechter seconded by Stotz to approve the minutes of the regular meet-ing of the Oahe Special Education that was held March 18, 2019. All voted aye. Motion carried.

Motion by Stotz seconded by Schlechter to approve the minutes of the regular meet-ing of the Bowdle Board of Education held March 11, 2019. All voted aye. Motion car-ried.

The Trust & Agency report was pre-sented as follows: Opening balance on March 1, 2019 was: 49666.72 March revenue—24813.47; March disburse-ments—17534.05; Balance on hand on March 31, 2019 is 56946.14 .

The combined school district financial statement for March was presented as fol-lows: Revenue for the general fund includ-ed the following items: Cor-Trust—411.38, interest; First State Bank—140.69, interest; Edmunds, Walworth & Campbell Coun-ties—42855.23, taxes; State of SD—16640.00, state aid; State of SD—756.33, FFVP. Capital Outlay received 14428.19 from Edmunds & Walworth counties for tax dollars. Special Education revenue from Edmunds & Walworth counties for taxes was 719.61; SD Medicaid—95.27, PT/OT Services. Lunch fund sales were 2270.95; State of SD—1533.89, CANS Program. Balances on hand on March 31, 2019 were: Special Ed.—911062.12; Gener-al—24885.63; Capital Outlay—643799.70; School lunch—(8960.68).

The following bills were presented and reviewed:

General FundInstructional Salaries, April, 38064.36Supportive Salaries, April, 14376.40Co-Curricular Salaries, April, 2452.32Cor-Trust, SSA/MED/WH, 15625.70SDRS, Retirement, 9038.79

NPIP, Health Insurance, 13025.25Accounts Management, Garnishment,

94.23American Family, Insurance, 966.49American Funds, 403B plans, 900.00Bowdle School, Flex Spending, 420.83Delta Dental, Insurance, 673.60Legal Shield, Insurance, 16.90Midwest Credits, Garnishment, 325.00VSP, Vision Insurance, 197.55Security Benefits, 403B Plans, 100.00A & B Business Solutions, Copier Us-

age, 9.22ARC, Repairs, 21.20Beadle’s Chevy, Repairs, 6330.57Beadle Ford, Repairs, 205.67Bowdle Building & Hardware, Supplies,

82.22Central Diesel, Repairs, 910.71City of Bowdle, Water, 90.02Cole Papers, Supplies, 462.23Drakes Place, Bus Fuel, 1938.05Hinz, Shauna, Supplies, 48.80Johnson, Brad, Golf Supplies, 25.29JW Pepper, Music, 261.99Kate’s Floral, Parents Night, 44.73Kerry’s Super Valu, Supplies, 54.54Matheson Tri-Gas, Tank Rental, 24.64MDU, Natural Gas, 2260.01Nelson, Carolynn, Travel, 26.44NSU, Registration, 70.00Pride of the Prairie, Proceedings, 238.59Reilley, Tandy, Supplies, 100.00Reuer Sanitation, Garbage, 185.00Serna, Hector, FFV, Supplies, Registra-

tion, 604.27Servall, Mop Service, 119.34SDHSAA, Golf Rule Books, 24.00SDIAAA, Registration, 140.00Trust & Agency, Reg.—100.00,

Phone---376.39Postage—44.44, Total, 520.83Walz Carpet Cleaning, Serives, 689.10Capital OutlayMDU, Electricity, 910.35A & B Business, Copier Lease, 415.83Erv’s Furniture, Carpet, 1762.00ISTATE Truck Center, 60 +1 Passenger

Bus, 90925.00Johnson Controls, Repairs, 469.20Kappenman, Cory, Ag Building Repairs,

6381.00, Door Repairs, 321.39Zimmer, Stan, Carpet Installation,

235.00Special EducationInstructional Salaries, April, 1640.09Cor-Trust, SSA/WH/MED, 382.19SDRS, Retirement, 139.32NPIP,Group Insurance, 620.25VSP, Vision Insurance, 5.63Bowdle Healthcare , PT/OT Services,

252.00Oahe Special Ed Co-op, Contract Ser-

vice, 16046.77Serna, Hector, Printer, 31.90School LunchSupportive Salaries, April, 1840.71Cor-Trust, SSA/MED/WH, 436.23SDRS, Retirement, 279.98NPIP, Group Insurance, 1240.50Delta Dental, Insurance, 88.00Cash Wa, Groceries & Supplies, 483.03Earthgrains, Bread, 105.67Kemps, Dairy, 534.19

Kerry’s Super Value, Food, 19.92Serna, Hector, Supplies, 160.78Servall, Laundry, 42.68Motion by Oxner seconded by Stotz to

approve the March financial statement, Trust & Agency fund, and to allow all bills as read. All voted aye. Motion carried.

The General Fund Cash balance was re-viewed and discussed.

Motion by Oxner and seconded by Stotz to loan $250000.00 to the General Fund from Special Ed account. The loan will be repaid in May after taxes are received. All voted aye. Motion carried.

Mr. Serna reported that the FCCLA and FFA students did well at their spring confer-ences. The Board wished to acknowledge and thank Tara Beitelspacher and the Pride of the Prairie for starting the Snow Bank Challenge. These efforts have raised over $15000.00 to go toward new uniforms for the new sports co-op.

Motion by Stotz and seconded by Oxner to move the June regular meeting from June 10th to June 5th at 5:30 pm. All voted aye. Motion carried.

Motion by Schlechter and seconded by Stotz to vote for Steve Kubik for ASBSD Board Delegate. All voted aye. Motion car-ried.

Motion by Stotz and seconded by Oxner to approve contract with the Bowdle Healthcare for PT, OT, and Speech therapy for 2019-20 school year with no increases. All voted aye. Schlechter abstained. Motion carried.

Motion by Oxner and seconded by Stotz to approve the Restraint and Seclusion Pol-icy SDCL 13-32-20 as read. All voted aye. Motion carried.

Mr. Serna reported that the greenhouse has been damaged from the snow. The proj-ect will be bid after the insurance appraisal is received. The bathroom remodeling in the Ag Building has started.

Motion by Stotz and seconded by Schlechter to approve use of school buses by the Trap Team. All voted aye. Motion carried.

Motion by Oxner and seconded by Stotz to approve use of the gym for the Public Library sponsored Hanson Family Juggling Group event that will be held July 12, 2019. All voted aye. Motion carried.

Mr. Serna reported that the three school sports committee met March 20th and they are working on the agreement. Coaching applications are due April 17. They are working on setting up practice times and schedules and coaching salaries.

Mr. Serna reviewed some of the legisla-tive bills of interest to schools.

Motion by Stotz and seconded by Schlechter to approve use of the gym for Hospital Foundation Dinner to be held May 5th. All voted aye. Motion carried.

Motion by Schlechter and seconded by Oxner to approve use of the school van for driver’s education to be held 06-12 through 06-21-19. All voted aye. Motion carried.

Motion by Stotz and seconded by Schlechter to approve membership to SDH-SAA for the 2019-20 school year. All voted aye. Motion carried. continued on page 11