October 11, 2011 1870 Ag Equipment 1101 For Sale: Westendorf grapple fork, excellent condition, (402)649-3615. for Sale; 2-250 bu. gravity box wagons w/extensions. Good condition. $650/each, $1100/both. (605)670-1481 Hutchinson bin fill augers 10”X72’ w/spring away hopper. All flighting special order 1/4” thick, hydraulic lift, (402)649-6711. IH 1044 cornhead 38” rows, nice. Call (402)388-4151 or (605)660-3109. Wanted To Buy: JD 7720, 6620, 6600, 4420, 4400 combines; Also flexheads & cornheads, (402)920-2125. 1101 shop online at www.broadcasteronline.com Announcements Events 100% Guaranteed Omaha Steaks - SAVE 64% on the Family Value Collection. NOW ONLY $49.99 Plus 3 FREE GIFTS & right-to-the-door delivery in a reusable cooler, ORDER Today. 1-888-379-5192 or www.OmahaSteaks.com/value73 use code 45069TLP (MCN) Al-Anon meets Monday night at 7:30 p.m. in St. Paul’s Church, 10 Linden Ave. Call 605-624-4166 for information. BERGEN LUTHERAN Church: “The little white church on Timber Road.” Worship 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:15 a.m. Pastor Ralph Egbert Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Catholic Church, 995 N. Sioux Point Road, Dakota Dunes, SD. Weekend Masses: Saturday, 4:30 p.m.; Sunday, 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. BRULE Creek Lutheran Church, Elk Point, SD: Worship Service 11:00am, Sunday School 9:45am to 10:45am. CHRIST OUR SAVIOR Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod: Worship Sunday 6:00 p.m., Bible Study Tuesday, 9:00 p.m., Neuharth Center, 624-5398 or 1-800-998-1234 CHURCH OF CHRIST, 102 Prospect: Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m.; Bible Study 9:00 a.m.; Bible Study 12:00 noon; Wednesday Night Classes, 7:00 p.m. Concordia Lutheran Church (LC-MS) 7 South University Street, Vermillion. Divine Service – Sunday, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday School – Sunday, 9:20 a.m. Pastor Samuel Needham. HILLSIDE COMMUNITY CHURCH (C&MA) 1800 Constance Dr. West on Cherry just before you go down the hill. Worship Sept.-May 10:30a.m., May-August 10a.m., AWANA Sunday School small groups. 6 0 5 - 6 2 4 - 4 8 6 2 , www.hillside-cc.com Announcements Events CORNERSTONE CHURCH: Located at the corner of Crawford & Cherry St. Celebration Service: Sunday - 10am; During school year: Impact for Kids (5-11), Wed 6:15pm-7:30pm; FCA/Impact: College Youth & Adults, Wed 7:30pm-8:30pm. Check us out at Cornerstonesd.org or (605)624-8809. DALESBURG BAPTIST Church 30503 466th Ave., Beresford, Pastor Darren Regehr. 9:45am, Sunday School; 11:00am, Morning Worship; Mid-week Services Wednesdays, 7:00pm. (605)253-2622. Dalesburg Lutheran Church: 12 miles North of Vermillion on University Road. Worship Services 9:15 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Website: www.dalesburglutheran.org Do you have a desire to stop drinking? Join us at the Vermillion Unity AA Meetings held at Trinity Lutheran Church in the Sletwold Room (north entrance). Soaring Spirits group is Tuesdays at 7:30p.m., Happy Hour Group is Saturday at 7:30p.m., and a Steps & Traditions Study group is Sunday at 7:30p.m. All meetings are non-smoking and handicapped accessible. Driver Licensing Schedules: Vermillion 7a.m.-5p.m. Thursday & Friday; Yankton 7a.m.-5:30p.m. Tuesday, Thurdsay & Friday; Elk Point 8:30a.m.-4:30p.m. 1st & 3rd Wednesday; North Sioux City 8:45a.m.-4:30p.m. 2nd, 4th & 5th Wednesday. Call 1-800-952-3696 or visit www.state.sd.us/dps/dl for more information. Elk Point Baptist Church. Sunday worship at 11:00am, Tuesday evening Bible study at 7:00pm. 101 North Green St., Elk Point, SD 57069. (605)222-1981 EMPOWERING YOU to take back your life. The Women Rising Support Group meeting weekly. Childcare is available upon request. Call 624-5311 for details. FAITH FELLOWSHIP of the Open Bible on Bypass 50 and Highway 19: Sunday Celebration 10:30 a.m. Pastor Tony Armbrust, 624-2921. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH: 401 Main Street, Makell, NE. Worship: 10am. Sunday School: 9am. Communion: 1st and 3rd Sundays. PMA Chad Beckius, (605)658-0240 (home) (402)-692-3323 (church). FIRST BAPTIST Church Elmer “Sandy” Aakre, Pastor 624-6391 home, 624-4658 church. Time: 9:15 Sunday School, 10:30 Worship. Sunday Choir Practice, 11:50 a.m. Page 11 LAURA ON LIFE Learning to Speak When you get to a certain age – it takes some of us longer than others – you have learned some basic rules of life. If these rules are not broken, your life will be less stressful. Among these rules are: 1. Never wash a colored sock with your whites. 2. Never miss an oil change or inspection. 3. Never allow your child to eat a Popsicle indoors. 4. Always take a map even if you have GPS. 5. Never pluck a nose hair while you are wearing mascara. 6. Always carry cue cards in case you are ever asked to “say a few words.” That last scenario can strike “stress” (read terror) into the most fearless warrior. For me, public speaking was as awkward as trying to put tights on a wired toddler. I’m a writer; a purveyor of the written word. Just because I can write with some degree of pro?ciency does not mean that my mouth works in tandem with my brain. Just because my brain and my mouth are located within an inch and a half of each other doesn’t mean there is any connection between the two. Some eloquent speakers have some- how managed to make that connection. It’s invisible, but it’s de?nitely there. My brain and my mouth are like nosy neighbors. They are always wondering what the other is up to, but they don’t like each other enough to ask. So what’s a girl supposed to do when she’s asked to “say a few words”? She says as few words as possible. Once, I thought a simple thank you to the audience would be enough. I stood up on legs that had turned to cream of mushroom soup and spoke into the microphone. “I thank you all from the heart of my bottom.” …And then I had to apologize. I ?nally admitted I had a problem and promptly joined Toastmasters. Toastmasters, does not, as one might think, manufacture toasters. It is a group of people who practice speaking in front of that same group of people. When I ?rst heard about it, I thought, “You’re kidding, right? People actually do that? On purpose?” It makes sense though, that if you make a mistake or have a brain spasm, the damaged is contained to the small group of people that have the same af?iction. All Laura Snyder is still a must, but I now feel like I can stand and speak for an audience without an urgent need for a nearby restroom. Somehow, simply knowing what the goal is and having the plan to get there gives me the con?dence I need to speak to audiences. Learning to speak well is a basic skill everyone should master. This cannot be overstated, because another basic rule for life is that when someone asks you to “say a few words,” refusing is not an option. Laura Snyder is a nationally syndicated columnist, author & speaker. You can reach Laura at lsnyder@lauraonlife.com Or visit her website www.lauraonlife.com for more info. Real Estate and exercise auction (formerly Heart and Soul) AUCTION Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011 Real Estate 10 AM with Personal Property to follow Site: 15 Court St., Vermillion, SD (across from Post Office) WANTED Buying all types of SCRAP IRON Farm Machinery • Cars & Trucks References Available • Top Market Prices Paid Home: 402-945-1512 • Cell: 402-533-3640 Annual City of Lincoln / Lancaster County / Lincoln Electric System Fleet Vehicle & Heavy Equipment Auction Friday, October 21 ~ 9:00 AM CT Lincoln, Nebraska Inspection: ONLY on Thurs., Oct. 20, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Live internet bidding available, visit www.stockra.com for more info. (2) 93 Flxble Metro 35/102 Transit Coaches; 85 International Bucket Truck; 03 International 7400 Dump/Snow Plow/Sander Truck; 98 International 4700 Dump/Snow Plow/Sander Truck; 98 Ford LT8501 Dump/Snow Plow/Sander Truck; (20) Pickups; (28) Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptors; (5) Vans; (3) SUVs; (5) Cars; 00 Bobcat 773 G Skid Steer Loader; 01 Bobcat 863 H Skid Steer Loader; 03 Bobcat 863 H Skid Steer Loader; 05 JD X485 62” Mower; (3) 04 Toro 4000D 11’ Tri-Deck Wide Area Mowers; (3) 04 Toro GM345 72” Front-Line Trim Mowers; 06 Toro GM328 72” FrontLine Trim Mower; 04 Toro 20037 Mower; 05 Toro 20057 Mower; 04 Toro 400-D Mower; 86 Massey 50-E 5103 Tractor; 99 Kawasaki Mule KAF620B; 94 Traileze LPT 30T48 Lowboy Trailer, 48’. Toastmasters have the same goal: To be able to speak coherently in front of an audience without having heart failure. When a new person joins and gives his or her very ?rst speech, we all know what they are feeling. We’ve all been there. The symptoms are pretty much the same the world over. 1. Shortness of breath because you forgot to breathe. 2. Hands so clammy that they slide effortlessly in and out of the introductory hand shake. 3. Butter?ies that amass in great quantities in your gut and threaten to spill out your mouth with the rest of your dinner. 4. Knees that knock like a Model T Ford. 5. A voice that shakes as if you were orating in a wooden roller coaster. Toastmasters prepares you for your ?rst speech by giving you tips about what to say, how to say it and to wear cotton underwear to absorb the sweat. After the ?rst speech, it gets easier. The cotton underwear B3200 $0Down & O% Financing for 5 Years A.P.R. * Summertime is here and so are the savings! Right now get long-term, low-rate B Series Mark's Machinery 3211 East Hwy. 50 Yankton, SD 57078 (605) 665-4540 City of Lincoln, Lancaster County & Lincoln Electric System, Owners www.kubota.com ©Kubota Tractor Corporation, 2011 Description: Large 2 story with basement brick commercial building on large lot corner lot. Built in 1920 with over 18,000 sq. ft. on 7,500 sq. ft. lot. Historic Designation: The building is listed on the state and federal listing of historical buildings. All repairs were done along their guidelines. Presently the building has a freeze on its property tax- this ends in 2012. Terms: 10% nonrefundable down payment due the day of Auction with balance due at closing. Title insurance and closing cost are split 50/50 between the buyer and seller. Seller will pay 2010 taxes and prorate 2011. Closing agent will be Clay county Abstract. Auctioneers are working for the seller. Taxes: $3,539 Legal: S. 6’ of 6th and all of lot 7 Blk. 28 Clay Co. Vermillion, SD Owner: Heart and Soul Personal Property Exercise/ office equipment: 10 piece PACE- exercising equipment set with rest stations, step aerobics stepper, 5 treadmills (2 PRECOR treadmills, 1 MATRIX treadmill, 2 LANDICE treadmills) Paramount Weighted Equipment, (Bicep/tricep, shoulder press, peck fly, rear delt, inner/outer thigh, butterfly/chest, back/ab) PRO ELITE dip station, Quantum Power Crunch, Decline Bench, bench, ab/back-horse, ladders (9’ & 6’) Stairmaster 4000 PT, 2 NAULILUS upright bike, RECUMBANT bike, 2 VISION fitness ellipticals, Plated weight trees (6-2 1?2 lbs., 6- 5 lbs., 4- 10lbs., 6- 25lbs., 2- 35lbs, 1045lbs.) preach or bar, 5 “CURVES” equipment pieces, 2 “horses” for gymnastics, 3 fold up lunch room tables, 4 DELL computers, office set furniture (HON 3 parts), 2 printers, 3 file cabinets, 3 dry erase boards and pens, magazine rack, 3 TV’s (2 racks), 2 Phones, wave master training bag, 2 PRO-ELITE incline/decline benches, 4 plated weight trees with weights, bars (bench press), 5 racks of HEX dumbbells, 10+ rubber mats, TV with stand, several stereos, Sony audio visual control center (CD/DVD w/speakers), Ice machine, Vending machine, stove, refrigerator, 90 glass blocks/bricks, 16 lockers, mops & bucket w/ squeegee, shovels & miscellaneous cleaning supplies John Banasiak and Carol Strandell are offering personal items from their household including: Fine China and collectibles; various furniture including sofas, beds, chairs, dressers, tables, lamps and desks; luggage; bedding and linens; handiwork; kitchen utensils; barstools, old Edison records; toys; board and electronic games; display case; artwork and frames; appliances – small and large; Christmas and other seasonal decorations; vintage Schwinn bike; cross country skis; Coleman stove; televisions and stand; rackets; roller blades; sleds; rugs; crutches; and many items and antiques too numerous to list. Go to Dakotarealty.com for Terms, full listing and pictures To View or Questions call Dakota Realty and Property Management Hazen Bye, Auctioneer #11665 Cell: 605-670-0422 Guest Auctioneers: Gary Madsen 605-638-0643 & Jim Brady 605-670-9638