04 Broadcaster Press March 20, 2012 www.broadcasteronline.com Havermann loves community, educational programming for the university By Travis Gulbrandson travis.gulbrandson@plaintalk.net Although she was born in Vermillion, Cheryl Havermann left to attend the University of Nebraska. She moved back to town two and a half years ago with her husband Patrick and their four children to accept a job as program assistant with the University of South Dakota. She said she’s glad to be back, and she loves what she’s doing. “I work directly with (Jeffrey Baylor), the vice president of Marketing, Enrollment and Student Services, so I will support him administratively, but then I also do quite a bit of community and educational programming,” Havermann said. Among these programs was the Scripps National Spelling Bee for South Dakota, held for the first time at USD this past Saturday. But Havermann’s favorite program is called Be Like the Coyotes. “It’s a character-building program, where each letter of ‘Coyotes’ stands for a character-building trait,” she explained. C stands for Caring, O for Open-minded, Y for You are respectful, O for Obey the rules, T for Team player, E for Express gratitude and S for Set a good example. “When the kids are spotted displaying those character traits, then they get a ‘Flat Charlie,’” Havermann said. “It’s a little Charlie Coyote that they get their name written on, and then what they are seen doing. That gets hung up in their school on a big banner that we give them.” Spotlight On Havermann the vice president was very supportive of the program when she brought it to his attention, providing her with the tools to get it implemented in schools beginning in March 2011. “It’s rewarding and fun, and the schools just love it,” she said. “I’ve had school (officials) come up to me and say, ‘This has really increased positive behavior and positive choice in our students. It gives them something to work toward.’ “That’s been really rewarding to me, to see some of those positive changes in a student’s life at school,” she said. When Havermann isn’t at work, she and her family enjoy doing a number of outdoor activities, such as camping. They also are “very CHERYL HAVERMANN involved” with Clay County 4-H, she said. “If there is a 4-H event, you will usually see us at it,” she said. Although she has her favorite programs, Havermann said it’s the people who make her happy to come in to work each day. “My co-workers make my job so much fun,” she said. “But I love working with the students, too, when they come into the office for one reason or another. I love being able to help them. Interacting with them just makes me feel like I’m a part of it all.” Lucy F Keith, 1305 Lincoln #102, Vermillion; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Tessa Tigert, 2711 Falcon St., Vermillion; County speeding, $154.00 plus costs Muse Mohamed Bakari, 3600 N. 4th Ave. #201, Sioux Falls; Speeding other roadways, $39.00 plus costs William Larson, 32197 Ponderosa Dr., Vermillion; County speeding, $39.00 plus costs Caleb Michael Tyler Miller, 31354 Hillcrest Pl., Vermillion; Speeding other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Arlene Annika Gylfe, 46670 298th St., Beresford; Speeding other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Lisa Ronning, 30689 475th Ave., Alcester; Failure to make proper stop at stop intersection, $54.00 plus costs FOR THE RECORD Cases Disposed 03/2-8/2012 Kyle Knutson, 29659 SD Highway 19, Wakonda; Tamper with vehicle – intend damage/inconvenience, not sustained at preliminary/grand jury; Vandalism-$400-$1,000-2nd degree, not sustained at preliminary/grand jury; Petty theft 2nd degree-$400 or lress, not sustained at preliminary/grand jury Angela Cherry, 411 Stanford Street #47, Vermillion; No drivers license, dismissed Spencer Brown, 1202 Whiting St., Yankton; Driving with suspended (not revoked) license, dismissed Benjamin Lee Houser, 47267 300th St., Beresford; Failure to stop, $54.00 plus costs Ebony Shanklin, 5614 S. Southwind Ave., Sioux Falls; Speed on four-lane in rural areas, $39.00 plus costs Richard D. Altena, 608 2nd St. SE, Sioux Center, IA; Failure to make proper stop at stop intersection, $54.00 plus costs Jill Muth, 1005 E. 15th St. #10, Yankton; County speeding, $39.00 plus costs Matthew Porisch, 1204 Lincoln St., Vermillion; Open container, $54.00 plus costs Susan Anne Santo, 18 S. Walker St., Vermillion; Failure to make proper stop at stop intersection, $54.00 plus costs Jeremy Blount, 412 W. Dartmouth, Vermillion; Driving with revoked (not suspended) license, dismissalreduction; No drivers license, $54.00 plus costs Tina W. Castle, 4301 West Valhalla Blvd. #5, Sioux Falls; Speed on four-lane in rural areas, $59.00 plus costs Annual Clay County Weed Board Meeting Brian James King, 440 Iowa Street, Centerville; Speeding on state highway, $39.00 plus costs Bailey Monique Carlson, 4711 E. Main St., Vermillion; County speeding, $39.00 plus costs Lee Alan Boschee, 911 East Duke #46, Vermillion; Fail to stop after accident with unattended vehicle, $54.00 plus costs Joette M. Karlson, 701 E. Clark St., Vermillion; Fail to report accident to police officer, $54.00 plus costs Jason Hunter McBride, 477 N. Plum St. #29, Vermillion; Speeding on state highway, $39.00 plus costs Peter C. Haught, 2109 Old Bridge Road, Vermillion; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Jared Hallstom, 308 E. Sunnybrook Dr., Sioux Falls; Failure to stop, $54.00 plus costs Peter C. 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According to the FSA there is 57.3 acres of cropland with 40.5 acre corn base/88 bushel yield/139 bushel CC yield and a 16.8 acre soybean base/30 bushel yield/36 bushel CC yield. Cropland predominate soils include Haynie silt laom and Modale silt loam. According to Surety-AgriData the productivity index rating of the cropland east of the trees is 88.8 and the rating of the cropland within the trees is 71.4. Taxes:$4352.90 Legal Description: Gov’t Lot 1 and Accretion to Lot 1 and Lots 1 & 3, Block 1, Lots 1 & 2, Block 2, Lots 1 & 2, Block 3, O’Connor Sub Division in Gov’t Lot 1,28-92-51 and Gov’t Lot 2 and Accretions to Lot 2, 33-92-51, Clay County, SD TERMS: 15% nonrefundable down payment day of sale with the balance due at closing on or before May 14, 2012. Land is available to the new owners for the 2012 crop year. Title insurance and closing costs split 50/50 between buyer and seller. 2011 taxes due in 2012 paid by the seller. 2012 taxes due in 2013 to be paid by the buyer. The acres in this property are based on acres stated in the county tax records with acres to be understood to be “more or less”. The sellers do not warranty or guarantee that the existing fences lie on the true and correct boundary and new fencing, if any, will be the responsibility of the purchaser pursuant to SD statutes. The property is sold in as is condition and as a cash sale with no financing contingency. Sold subject to existing easements, restrictions, reservations, or highway of record, if any. Information is deemed to be correct but it is not guaranteed. All prospective buyers are encouraged to inspect the property and verify all data provided. Statements made the day of sale take precedence over all written advertising. Real Estate licensees are agents for the seller. Sold subject to confirmation of owners. William O’Connor II, Owner For additional information, maps and pictures visit: www.westraatkins.com EA Book 31 #1 Joel R Westra, RE Auctioneer, Beresford, SD 605-310-6941 Pete Atkins, RE Auctioneer, Tea, SD 605-351-9847 Joel A Westra, RE Auctioneer, Chancellor, SD 605-957-5222 Mark Zomer, Rock Valley, IA 712-470-2526