Broadcaster Press 07 October 30, 2012 www.broadcasteronline.com Vermillion Rotary plans community support The Vermillion Rotary Club will touch hundreds of children, elderly and disadvantaged people this year with programs supported by its 70 members, said President Jim Peterson. “We want to make sure Rotary will be relevant for the next generation,” Peterson said, and he called on members to suggest new projects and fund raisers for the club. The service club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Al Neuharth Media Center on the University of South Dakota campus. Visitors are always welcome, Peterson said. Last year the club provided $17,600.00 in direct contributions to the Vermillion community that included everything from bike helmets for second graders to scholarships, backpack CLOSED DUE TO CONSTRUCTION The Vermillion Public Library will be closed Monday, November 5 through Sunday, November 18, 2012* Reopening at 10:00am on Monday, November 19 using the entrance at the northwest corner of the building. *The Library and City staff will be working hard and will open earlier if possible. Call 677-7060 or visit www.vermillionpubliclibrary.org for additional information. program, food donations, and library support. Peterson’s goal for the coming year is to develop a website for the Vermillion club and sign up at least 10 new members. He also wants to include college-age volunteers in club projects and be more visible in the community. The Vermillion Rotary board includes David Herbster, past president; Debbie Reaves, vice president; Kathy Chandler, secretary; Doug Tuve, treasurer; and board members Art Mabry, Craig Thompson, Lora Lee Hensel, and Kevin Haselhorst. Rotary has 1.2 million members in 34,000 clubs worldwide who believe in “service above self.” Members support education and job training, provide clean water, combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, and work to eradicate polio. Visit www.rotary.org. eterans Day Program Monday, November 12th • 10 a.m. W.H. Over Museum Refreshments served TREASURE TREKKIN’ Open 1st Saturday of Every Month November 3rd -- We’ll be open...9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Open November 3rd & 1st Saturday of every month!!! Antiques, Plants, Primitives, Shabby Chic, Repurposed Junque, Vintage, Jewelry, Giftware and more!! Watch for balloons or signs! Cottonwood Lane Nana’s This & That 12-8pm Daily 402.755.4156 222 Main St. Ponca NE 87956 Spur 26E Wayne, NE 68787 Daily Eagle Attic Antiques 402.635.2128 Allen NE Main Street 402.833.5152 Karen & Kandy’s Kountry Store 402.241.7374 Allen NE 86745 581st Friday, OldeFunk iot November 2nd, 8PM R •             !" # •    $         %       #    &  '    (   ))   * $ *    $ + ,    -.      #   /                 &&        % # 13 W. Main St. Vermillion • 624-9696 Tuesdays Nights: All-you-can-eat Spaghetti Thursday Nights: All-you-can-eat Taco Bar broadcasteronline.com                     k?y For Download ForkFly on your smart phone or ?nd us at fork?y.com from your phone’s browser. No smart phone? No problem. Visit us online to print your favorite coupons. Live Local. Spend Less. We’re forking out the deals at Fork?y! www.fork?y.com