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1660 Acreage - Lots ForSale

Lot on Hillcrest Grand Ave. Easy access to Hillcrest Golf Course. Call (308)-340-0972 or (605)660-1266.

Numerous lots north of Hill-crest Golf Course-Ridgeway North development. Call Kirby Hofer (605)665-0524 or (605)660-1422.

1705 Items $100 or Less24”x31”x32” solid stainlesssteel restaurant work station/cabinet with two shelves. Could be used in ga-rage/shop. $100. (605)665-8719

42 cement pavers 6”x9-1/2” x2” $25/all (605)664-6509 or (605)760-5258.

Antique quilting frame. Four wood sides with C-clamps to hold quilt layers together $10. (605)665-5617.

Bunk beds $70. Girls three speed 26” bike $25. Call (605)665-8149.

Four 7' x 9' concrete parking bumpers $15 (605)665-5149

Golf Clubs, good condition $50 (605)664-4057

Roman Chair Fitness Ma-chine for Sale, capable of per-forming wide-grip pull-ups, pushups, AB crunches, dips, chin-ups: $30/OBO. (605)665-5284

Very good condition. Antique solid wood framed 30”x40” mir-ror. $50. Solid wood childrenʼs desk with chair. $25. 3-shelf wooden shelving unit. $12. (605)665-8719

Weber Gas Grill, Genesis sil-ver, $40 (605)267-4118 and leave message with name & phone number.

1780 Items WantedWant to buy: Used conses-sion trailer. Reasonable, for selling sandwiches. (605)665-9244.

Wanted beer signs from Jet-ter, Luxus, Krug, Willow Springs, West Point, Fremont, Columbus or other Nebraska Pre-pro breweries. Check grannyʼs attic! Call (308)379-9320.

1790 Lawn - GardenJohn Deere LT133,38"deck,riding Lawn Mower with bagger. Used, good condi-tion. $900 (605)689-0311

1815 MiscellaneousAsparagus now available!$3.50/lb. Call Hebda Family Produce. (605)665-2806 or (605)661-1910 or email hebdaproduce@msn.com

2000 Notices

Yankton Transit will be closed on Monday, May 30. EFFECTIVE June 1: All tran-sit rates are $2 per ride for all ages. We will honor any remaining tickets that have been sold.

2010 Legal and PublicNotices

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON APPLICATION

FOR SALE OF MALT BEVERAGES FOR 2011-2012

Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commission-ers in and for the County of Yankton, South Dakota, has scheduled a hearing for the 7th of June, 2011, at the hour of 5:30 PM, at the Yankton County Government Center in the Commissioners' Chambers will meet to consider the following applications for Malt Beverage Liquor License renewals, which have been presented to the Board of County Com-missioners and filed in the County Auditor's Office:Jerry Fleege dba Fleeg's River-side Road House located in S108' Outlot A Government Lot 2, Section 3, Township 93, Range 55;Captain Norm's LLC located in Parcel C Exc Lot H-1 and E15' Parcel D and Exc N370' and s290' W35' E50' Parcel D, Section 17, Township 93, Range 56;Lewis & Clark Marina LLC dba Lewis & Clark Marina located in N2 NW4 SW4, Section 17, Township 93, Range 56;Ma & Pas C Store LLC dba Ma & Pas C Store located in Section 12, Township 93N, Range 54W;Pump N Stuff - Riverside LLC dba Pump N Stuff located in Sec-tion 15, Township 93N, Range 56W;Joseph D. Syrovatka dba Joe's Substation located in Section 4, Township 94N, Range 57W;Gerstner Oil Co Inc dba Gerstner Oil Co located in Section 9, Township 93N, Range 55W;Terry Stucky dba Double T Truck Stop located in Section 24, Township 94N, Range 56W;Justin Hacecky dba Kozy Inn Barlocated in Section 6, Township 93N, Range 56W;Larpie Enterprises Inc dba T J'sMini Mart located in Section 15, Township 93N, Range 56W;Stuart Huber dba Mayfield Storelocated in Section 34, Township 96N, Range 56W;Pat Backman dba Shipwreck Inc The Cottonwood located in Sec-tion 17, Township 93N, Range 56W,Yankton Rodeo Association lo-cated in Section 36, Township 94N, Range 56W; andNotice is further given that any person, persons, or their attorney may appear and be heard at said scheduled public hearing who are interested in the approval or rejec-tion of such applications.

Paula Jones, Yankton County Auditor

2010 Legal and PublicNotices

5+31NOTICE OF

PUBI HEARINGON APPLICATION

FOR SALEOF MALT BEVERAGES

FOR 2011NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT: The Lesterville Town Board in and for the Town of Les-terville, South Dakota, on the 13th of June, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. in the Fire Hall meeting room will meet in regular session to consider the following application for Malt Beverage licenses to operate within the municipality for the calendar year 2011 licensing pe-riod.

Lanie Tucek d/b/aLanie's

-Lot 11, Block 6Original Town of

Lesterville(Retail (on-off sale) Malt Beverage, no

Sunday salesNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that any person, persons or their attorney may appear and be heard at said scheduled public hearing who are interested in the approval or rejection of any such applica-tion.Dated this 26th day of May, 2011.Roxanne EllingerFinance Officer

AUCTIONS CLASSIC CAR AUCTION during Automania, June 25th, Sioux Falls, SD. For information call Specialty Auto Auctions 1-800- 901-0022 www.saaasinc.com Call to Consign/Buy Now! BUILDINGS BEHLEN BUILDING DISTRIBUTOR 40x80, 50x100, 62x120, 68x150, Take advan - tage of huge Spring discounts. $ave thousands, Behlen Industries, LP. Call now! Jim, 1-888-782-7040. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY SEEKING AGENTS STATEWIDE! Build your career in the credit card industry. Great Income. Training Provided. Call 435- 725-3400. EDUCATION Medical Management Careers start here - Get connected online. Attend college on your own time. Job placement assistance. Computer avail - able. Financial Aid if qualified. Call 800-481-9409 www.CenturaOnline.com EMPLOYMENT 1/2 TIME 9-12 PE/History Teacher- w/wo coaching or a full time K-12 PE/9-12 History Teacher (4 day school week) with or without coaching at the Edgemont School District for the 2011-2012 school year. Position open until filled. For more information contact Dave Cortney at 605-662-7254 or email dave.cortney@k12.sd.us.

y CENEX OF KENMARE, ND is seeking a qualified CEO/ General Manager. This is a energy, machinery, and agron - omy operation with sales of $50 Million and several branch locations. A strong back - ground in finance, communi - cation, and personnel manage - ment is desired. Ag Business degree and or ag business management experience pre - ferred. Send, email, or fax (888- 653-5527) resume to: Larry Fuller, 5213 Shoal Drive, Bismarck ND 58503, larry.fuller@chsinc.com. CUSTOMER SERVICE REP for small SD company. $7.50/hr. 30hrs/week. Need not relo - cate. Requirements: High Speed Internet, Basic com - puter skills, Quiet home based work environment, Available to work weekends. Spanish Speaking Desired but not required. 605-206-0581 Email resume: steve@smartsale - sandlease.com DAIRICONCEPTS SEEKS HIGHLY motivated full-time, part-time Production Workers at Pollock, SD cheeseplant. Wages from $12.34/hour; excellent benefits. Community is on beautiful Lake Oahe. Apply in person between 8-4 M-F 605-889-2312. FULL TIME COMPUTER teacher with or without coach - ing (4 day school week) at the Edgemont School District for the 2011-2012 school year. Position open until filled. For more information contact Dave Cortney at 605-662-7254 or email dave.cortney@k12.sd.us. MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN IPSWICH: Full-time; Street and Water Department, Parks and Rec. Pay DOE. OT required; bens & paid training. Must reside in city limits w/in 6 months of hire. Application & job description available, apply by June 17, 2011 to the Ipswich City Office, 122 4th Street, Ipswich, SD 57451 or by calling 605-426-6961. EOE. McLAUGHLIN SCHOOL POSITIONS OPEN: (2)-Federal Programs Director/Grant Writer, MS Social Studies, HS English w/foreign language, HS History/Government/Social Science, HS Art, HS Math, HS Science, HS Reading Intervention, MS/HS Physical Education, MS/HS Technology, 6th grade classroom, Middle School/High School Substitute, MS/HS ISS Discipline Room (Classified)Title I Paraprofessional, Secondary Administrative Assistant to Principal. Contact: Lisa Bielawski, PO Box 880, McLaughlin, SD 57642. l isa .b ielawski@k12 .sd .us www.mclaughlin .k12 .sd .us605-823-4484.

McLAUGHLIN SCHOOL SPECIAL EDUCATION POSITIONS OPEN: 2 Special Education Paraprofessionals Must have 48 college credits or passed the Paraprofessional Praxis. MS Special Education Teacher, SD Teachers Certificate with K-8 Elementary with Sped endorsement, Speech Language Clinician, HS Special Education Teacher, SD Teachers Certificate with K-12 Special Education endorse - ment. Contact: Candace Sherwood, 605-823-4484 ext. 210 . Candace.sherwood@k12.sd.us www.mclaughlin.k12.sd.us PIERRE AND STANELY County School Districts Position: Coordinated Elementary Music teacher for 2011-12 school year. If interested, con - tact Pierre Schools at 605-773- 7300. EOE RESIDENT OR NIGHT manager for Hotel. If you have hotel, customer service, or apart - ment management experience. Send letter or resume to: Manager, PO Box 1433, Huron, SD 57350. SISSETON SCHOOL DISTRICT 54-2 has an opening for a K-8 SPED instructor. Contact Dr. Greseth at 605-698-7613 Ext 102, closes 6/1/11 EOE. SISSETON SCHOOL DISTRICT 54-2 has an opening for a MS Counselor and MS Librarian. Contact Mrs. Whitney at 605- 698-7613 Ext 312, closes 6/1/11 EOE. SISSETON SCHOOL DISTRICT 54-2 has elementary openings for; Kindergarten, 4th-5th Grades, 1st-2nd and 3rd-4th combination grades. Contact Mr. Yost 605-698-7613 Ext 210, closes 6/1/11 EOE. THE CITY OF Beresford, South Dakota is accepting appli - cations for a full time Street/ Water/Sewer Superintendent. For more information go to www.beresfordsd.com. WALL SCHOOL DISTRICT #51-5 (Wall, SD). Seeking 9-12 English teacher w/wo coaching, w/wo AP English. Base salary start - ing at $30,100. Contact Dennis Rieckman (605)279-2156. den - nis.rieckman@k12.sd.us. FOR SALE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT OUTLET; New & Used Restaurant Equipment see www.Chillmasters.biz for more info; Sioux City, IA 1-800-526- 7105. HEAVY EQUIPMENT FOR SALE: 2 used Cat Motor Graders. Bid deadline June 7, 2011 @ 8 a.m. For more infor - mation call 701-473-5340 or e-mail bserickson@nd.gov.

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with greater freedom and pros-perity — one more hopefulthan the one that precededthem.”

Veterans come from differ-ent corners of America, but allof them demonstrate what isgood about America, he stated.They show generosity, com-passion and a willingness toput aside their own fears andwelfare for the sake of thelarger good.

“We cannot forget thatwhen the guns are silent andthe battlefields are empty,there is an aftermath to war,”Gibson said. “We cannot neg-lect to remember the brokenbodies, the broken minds andthe broken families that re-quire the continued attentionof a grateful nation. As a coun-try, we must remain commit-ted to work diligently toprovide wounded warriorsand the families of our fallen... with our full support.

“Let us commit ourselvesto renew our commitment tothe values and ideas that havemade this nation what it istoday — the greatest nation inthe world,” he added.

Monday’s program wassponsored by the ErnestBowyer Post 791 and its auxil-iary, Roy Anderson PostAmerican Legion and its auxil-iary, D.A.V., Hevle Heimes Postand its auxiliary, and theW.R.C.

Musical performances atthe event included singing byHannah Lambertz and the Sa-cred Heart School’s secondgraders.

Sgt. 1st Class BrooksSchild, the unit public affairsofficer for Charlie Battery, hadbeen set to be the featuredspeaker of the event. How-ever, he was among 55 localguardsmen called by Gov.Dennis Daugaard Thursdaynight to fight flooding in thePierre-Fort Pierre area.

Commander-elect of Post791, Rich Wright, said prior toGibson’s speech that Schildhad sent his apologies for notbeing able to make it to Mon-day’s ceremony. Gibson sub-sequently agreed to takeSchild’s place.

“Being the VFW, we havelots of heroes we can call onin a pinch,” Wright said.

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Joplin VictimsAre Offered

Existing HomesJOPLIN, Mo. (AP) — Some

of the people left homeless bythe Joplin tornado could beplaced in rental homes nearlyan hour’s drive away, and theFederal Emergency Manage-ment Agency said Monday itwill consider bringing in trail-ers, as it did for New Orleansafter Hurricane Katrina, ifenough homes are not avail-able.

FEMA’s first option forhousing the thousands of dis-placed is to find them existingrental housing within a 55-mileradius of Joplin, because thereisn’t much housing left in thecity of nearly 50,000 residentsthat was left badly damaged bythe May 22 tornado, spokes-woman Susie Stonner told TheAssociated Press. Nearly athird of the city was damagedby the violent storm that leftkilled more than 130 people.Twenty-nine people remainedunaccounted for Monday.

Stonner said that despitethe distance, putting people inpermanent housing is prefer-able to trailers — especially inan area prone to tornadoesand severe weather.

“Wouldn’t you prefer to bein a stable building over a mo-bile home?” she asked. Stonneralso noted that getting thingslike water, sewer lines and de-veloping pads for trailerswould take substantial time.

City Administrator MarkRohr said the goal is to keeppeople as close to home aspossible but that “based onthe circumstances we’ll haveto respond accordingly.” Thecity has not said how manypeople were left homeless bythe twister, but Rohr said 4,500to 5,000 residents have regis-tered with FEMA.