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                Broadcaster Press 13
 
 March 27, 2012 www.broadcasteronline.com
 
 VCDC looks to a brighter future
 ? New employer will be locating in Vermillion this spring
 By David Lias
 david.lias@plaintalk.net
 
 It’s hard to beat a
 banquet experience that
 includes the highly spirited
 Joe Glenn, head football
 coach of the USD Coyotes,
 
 as its keynote speaker.
 Paul Preister, president
 of the board of directors of
 the Vermillion Chamber of
 Commerce and
 Development Company
 (VCDC) was able to steal a
 bit of Glenn’s thunder.
 
 “Our organization has
 something very special to
 announce,” Preister told
 the capacity crowd that
 turned out for the VCDC
 annual awards banquet
 Tuesday night at Pro’s Bar
 & Grill in Vermillion. “All
 
 GREAT PAY, BENEFITS &
 ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITY.
 INDUSTRY LEADER WITH IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
 earn up to
 
 Cimpl’s LLC is looking for people to work in our Slaughter and
 Fabrication Departments. Hours vary based on production needs.
 Overtime required. Qualified applicants have the potential to earn up to
 including incentives $11.60 per hour immediately with rate increases after 3 months.
 Qualify for a skilled job and receive top pay without a waiting period.
 
 $11.60
 
 INCENTIVES & BENEFITS
 
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 Medical Insurance
 Dental Insurance
 Life Insurance
 Vision
 401K
 Paid Vacation
 Paid Holiday
 Annual Bonus
 
 American Foods Group, LLC is an industry leader who strives to provide it’s
 customers and partners with wholesome, safe food. We believe in caring for
 and helping our employees succeed. This philosophy has made AFG a great
 place to work and a trusted partner for years.
 
 Cimpl Meats
 Human Resources
 an equal opportunity employer
 www.AmericanFoodsGroup.com
 
 1000 Cattle Drive
 Yankton, SD 57078
 
 our businesses have
 worked hard to recruit new
 businesses to our area, and
 I’d like to announce that
 we’ve been able to recruit
 another business.”
 Vermillion will soon be
 home to Navigant, a
 Chicago-based company.
 “They have confirmed
 that they will be moving to
 Vermillion, and are
 planning to be here within
 the next two months,”
 Preister said.
 The banquet crowd
 reacted with loud applause.
 “This is a consulting
 company,” he said. “They
 work with a variety of
 industries, but they are
 moving to Vermillion as
 they are expanding into the
 medical billing and coding
 sector. They will be
 working with small
 medical companies across
 the nation.”
 Navigant already has a
 presence in South Dakota,
 with facilities currently
 operating in Plankinton
 and Mitchell.
 “We competed with a
 lot of communities, so we
 are very fortunate to have
 them,” Preister said. “They
 plan to have 50 to 60
 employees here by the end
 of the year, and they are
 also planning to double
 that number to 120 by the
 
 Joe Glenn, who became the 29th head football coach at the
 University of South Dakota last December, was keynote
 speaker at the Vermillion Area Chamber of Commerce and
 Development Company’s annual awards banquet Tuesday.
 (Photo by David Lias)
 
 end of 2013.
 “They are a company
 that fits well with
 Vermillion,” he said. “They
 are able to diversify our
 industry mix with the
 success we’ve had in the
 community with the
 expansion of jobs in our
 manufacturing industry, so
 we’re really looking
 
 Join a Winning Team!
 
 CLAY COUNTY, SD LAND
 
 Customer Care Representatives &
 Collection Representatives Needed
 
 133.36 Acres, Fairview Township
 
 Our growth has created openings with our teams in
 Yankton, SD and Bloomfield, NE for high energy, self
 motivated individuals who possess a
 good phone
 personality and enjoy helping people.
 
 Collector:
 This position will contact customers by phone in order to secure
 payment arrangements in an effort to improve the customers
 financial situation. We provide options for financial assistance
 by making recommendations and offering solutions.
 
 Customer Care:
 This position provides comprehensive, timely and professional
 assistance to our customers that call in regarding questions or
 problems on their accounts. Additional compensation is
 available through cross selling opportunities. We have full time
 positions with a variety of schedules available.
 
 Apply online today at
 www.firstnational.com
 Open House
 Wednesday,
 March 28
 11am-6pm
 Yankton, SD
 605-665-4181
 
 We offer:
 •Vacation •Holiday Pay •401K
 •Health, life, dental and vision insurance
 •Long term/short term disability insurance
 •Monthly incentive opportunities
 •Flexible shifts
 
 We’re an equal opportunity employer
 
 AUCTION
 
 Thursday, April 12, 2012 • 10:30 AM
 
 We will sell the following real estate at public auction at the landsite
 located from Vermillion, SD 2 3?4 miles southeast on the Burbank Road
 and 3?4 mile south on Saginaw Ave.
 Awesome, describes this property! Farmers, hunters and recreational
 enthusiasts look closely at this opportunity. Farmland, 70 plus acres of
 trees, wildlife, fishing, camping, 4-wheeling, Vermillion River, rural water,
 6 one acre lots, one mile from the Missouri River, it doesn’t get much
 better than this. 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 For Personal showing please contact
 auctioneers.
 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.
 For terms, maps and pictures visit: www.westraatkins .com
 
 William O’Connor II, Owner
 Joel R. Westra, Broker, Beresford, SD
 605-310-6941
 Pete Atkins, Broker Associate, Tea, SD
 605-351-9847
 Phil Eggers, Broker Associate,
 Sioux Falls, SD 605-351-5438
 Mark Zomer, Rock Valley, IA
 712-470-2526
 
 forward to having them
 here.”
 Preister said the VCDC
 staff led by Executive
 Director Steve Howe,
 Mayor Jack Powell, City
 Manager John Prescott,
 Mike Keller and Gary
 Girard from USD, officials
 from the state Department
 of Labor and the
 Governor’s Office of
 Economic Development,
 and the Vermillion NOW!
 Advisory Council all
 played a role in helping to
 attract the new employer to
 the community.
 “The most important
 factor, and I think
 everyone here will agree
 with this, is the Vermillion
 Now! Contributors,”
 Preister said. “Vermillion
 NOW! has been such a
 success in the last couple of
 years. The community has
 joined together; there’s
 been a lot of teamwork
 with all of the donations.
 This wouldn’t have been
 possible without all of the
 contributors that make
 Vermillion NOW!
 possible.”
 In July of 2009,
 organizers of Vermillion
 NOW! not only met their
 goal of $1.5 million in
 donations and pledges, but
 surpassed it. Over 105
 local investors pledged
 amounts ranging from a
 high of $450,000 pledged
 by the city of Vermillion in
 $90,000 increments over
 the next five years, to
 several one-time gifts of
 $500 or less.
 A committee made up
 of approximately 20 people
 settled on several main
 goals at the time of the
 launch of the Vermillion
 NOW! campaign in
 January 2009, including
 new business recruitment
 and expansion, marketing,
 workforce development
 and entrepreneurial
 development.
 The capital campaign
 was launched in January
 2009 after an analysis of
 the Vermillion community
 
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