04 Broadcaster Press August 5, 2014 www.broadcasteronline.com Burbank man will be honored Aug. 2 Chicago native joins PT staff Alan Dale, a native of Chicago, is a graduate of University of Arizona with degrees in journalism and history. He has 15 years total experience as a reporter with his last seven coming in the Northwest with his most recent stop being a two-year stint as a sports reporter for Butte’s The Montana Standard. In his earlier years, Dale worked and operated the Greek Review monthly along with four other college classmates covering news and sports affairs of the Fraternity/Sorority system. Most of his career has been sports focused, but he has plenty of experience covering news and writing on entertainment items and penning columns covering a wide range of topics. He is glad to be in Vermillion and back in the Midwest. “The Midwest is my home and it’s where I have felt I have always belonged,” he said. “Combine that with the fact that the area and South Dakota in particular have grown so much with such a strong, forward thinking approach to everyday life … how can you beat a place like this? “So far my experience here in Vermillion has been very positive and I hope to give back a lot of time, sweat, and effort to a town that deserves the best from myself and the Plain Talk.” Hobbies include outdoor activities, playing and watching sports, watching movies, listening to music, and reading. Tell them you saw it in the Broadcaster! APPROX 44 ACRES OF CLAY COUNTY SD FARMLAND Thuente named director of marketing and promotions University of South Dakota has tabbed Northwestern University’s Joe Thuente as its new director of marketing and promotions. Thuente will begin at USD on Aug. 12. “It is a privilege to be joining the team at USD,” said Thuente. “This is an exciting time to be a Coyote and I think we are poised for big things moving forward. I can’t wait to get started.” A native of Johnston, IA, Thuente earned a degree in business management from University of Northern Iowa in 2009 and received his master’s in intercollegiate athletics leadership from University of Washington the following year. He began his professional career as a marketing intern at Northwestern in early 2010 and was hired full-time as a marketing assistant that summer. He was promoted to assistant director of marketing in 2011 and has served in that role since. At Northwestern, Thuente is responsible for marketing, promotions and event management for volleyball, women’s basketball, wrestling, softball and field hockey. In prior years, he served baseball and lacrosse. He recently set program records for single-game and THUENTE season-long attendance and revenue in volleyball, wrestling and baseball. He’s overseen all video board and scoreboard elements for men’s basketball and oversaw Wildcat Alley – a fan tailgating area before football games. At USD, Thuente will annually develop and implement a comprehensive marketing and promotions plan to maximize ticket revenue and spectator attendance for Missouri Valley (FCS) football and NCAA Division I Summit League basketball as well as 14 other Division I sports. He will also oversee game-day marketing and promotional activities for Coyote athletics. SIOUX FALLS – Adam Grimm, winner of the 2013 federal duck stamp competition, will be honored at a celebration at the South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks (SDGFP) Outdoor Campus at 1:30 p.m., on Saturday, Aug. 2. Grimm, from Burbank, will display his artwork and sign stamps. Adam’s daughter Madison Grimm, who is a recent winner of the Junior Duck Stamp competition, will also be in attendance. The event will be held in conjunction with SDGFPs 2014 Outdoor University family weekend, which runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event is free to the public and there are several different activities for the entire family, including canoeing, rock climbing, fishing and outdoor cooking. Stamps signed by the artists will be available for purchase the day of the event. This year marks the 80th anniversary of the federal duck stamp. Since its enactment in 1934, this landmark initiative has generated almost a billion dollars – paid for and supported by waterfowl hunters, refuge visitors, conservationists, and stamp collectors – to conserve more than 6 million acres of wetlands across the United States. Hunters, bird watchers and other outdoor recreationists, art and stamp collectors, and many other people who want to invest in wetland conservation buy federal duck stamps. Ninety-eight cents of every dollar raised through stamp purchases conserves critical wildlife and wetland habitat for future generations. Proceeds from the sale of Duck Stamps are used to buy or lease wetlands and associated upland habitats for inclusion in the National Wildlife Refuge System. The stamp is a required purchase for hunters 16 years of age or older, and a current Federal Duck Stamp provides admission into any national wildlife refuge. The Junior Duck Stamp Conservation and Design Program is a dynamic, art and science program designed to teach wetlands habitat and waterfowl conservation to students in kindergarten through high school and help reconnect youth with the outdoors. The program guides students, using scientific and wildlife observation principles, to communicate visually what they have learned through an entry into the junior duck stamp art contest. This nontraditional pairing of subjects brings new interest to both the sciences and the arts. 10 ANNUAL PRIMITVE AUCTION 10TH ANNUAL PRIMITIVE AUCTION TH SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 2014 Located: Hartington, Nebraska-Cedar County Fairgrounds (Fairgrounds are located on east edge of Hartington, Nebr.) Monday August 11th 9:30 a.m. Located: The corner of Highway 50 Bypass & 317th St., Vermillion, SD (1/2 Mile East of the Dakota Dome) This is a fantastic 44 acres that is not only a high producing farm, but holds great potential for future development. This farm is all tillable except for 1.6 acres that is currently into CRP. The CRP contract ends 9-30-2023 with a payment of $363 per year. Buyer must agree to ful?ll the contract. This farm is currently into 3rd year alfalfa. It has had crops rotated prior to the alfalfa. This is a well cared for tract of land that has been graded for drainage. Predominant soil type is Trent-Tetonka-Wakonda complex with a zero to 3% slope. Productively rating of 82%. The tract that is being sold is North of the tree line, please refer to the map. TERMS: 10% nonrefundable down payment due day of auction with closing date of Sept 11, 2014. Possession on March 1, 2015. Title insurance and closing costs will be split 50/50 between buyer and seller. Clay County Abstract & Title Co is the closing agent. Taxes will be paid through Dec 31, 2014 by the sellers. Auctioneers are acting as agents for the sellers. Approximate taxes are $981.55. LEGAL: S1/2 SW1/4 and in the S1/2 SE1/4, Sec 7-91-51. Correct legal description to be determined by survey. David A. Heikes & R. Sam Heikes, Owners 605-267-2421 866-531-6186 Marv Girard, BA #12399; Ken Girard, CAI, AARE Broker #10183; Mike Girard, CAI, BA #13549; Scott Moore Auctioneer 5#11031; Mike Manning, BA #11605 www.GirardAuction.com Auction Starts @ 9:30 A.M. Lunch Available AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: It is our pleasure to welcome you to our 10th Annual Primitive Auction. If you are into Primitives, Repurposing, Rustic Design, Etc. this is a Must Attend Event. Items have been gathering all year for this exciting auction. This listing is just a small sample of what will be sold. Come prepared to buy in quantity as we have a magnitude of lots to be sold, bring your trailers. Multiple auction rings will be running so please plan accordingly. Visit Our Web Site www.MCHJAUCTIONEERS.COM for Many Photos PRIMITIVES & COLLECTIBLES: General Store Needle Cabinet. Wooden Barrel Butter Churn. Spinning Wheel. Camel Saddle. Brass-Pull for Your Home Town Door Handle. Advertising Seed Corn Sacks. Cast-Iron Seats: CW & WW Marsh, Sycamore, Ill, Stoddard, Jones Rake & Others. Large Asst. of Steel Wood Planes, Including Stanley & Other Misc. Woodworking Tools. Cast-Iron Mail Box. Round Spool Cabinet. Tin Ceiling Tile. Crock Chicken Waterers. Floor Model Gumball Machine. Asst. of Old Hardware. 1950s Firestone Bicycle. Crescent Cracker Tin. Wells Blue Bunny Milk Box. 7-Up Cooler. Keen Kutter Silverware Set. Pepsi Bottles & Carrier. Three Star Coffee, Sioux City, IA Advt. Crock. Red Wing Open Crocks & Jugs. Cookie Jars. Numerous Old Pictures & Frames. Hood Ornaments. Brass Bucket. C & NW Railroad Lantern. Randolph & Wakefield Match Safes. JD Rokahr Impl., Randolph Bolt Sizer. Advertising Boxes Including: Atkinson Chocolates, Falstaff Beer Box, Remington Ammo Box & More. RCA Tubes Store Rack. Asst. of Cast-Iron Toys, Tonka Toys & Other Misc. Toys. Cradle Scythe. Pencils. Pocket Knives. Post Cards. Wheat Pennies. Marvel Gravity Cream Separator. Asst. of Car Manuals & Asst. of Farm Literature. Maytag Motor. Vintage Spark Plugs. Galvanized Items. Well Pumps, Cream Cans & More. Misc. Model T Parts, Radiators, Block, Wooden Spoke Wheels, Etc. PLUS 100s OF MORE ITEMS. ADVERTISING SIGNS: Motorola Advertising Clock. GTA Advertising Clock. Orange Crush Advt. Clock. Delaval Sign. Gooch’s Feed Sign. Wildroot Barber Shop Sign. Griswold’s Hybrids Sign. Coleridge Elevator Sign. Dekalb Flying Ear Sign. Sunbeam Bread Advertising Screen Door. (3) Large Chevrolet Store Posters, 1958 & 1960. GAS & OIL COLLECTIBLES: Champlin Motor Oil Sign. Goodyear Tires Sign. Miller Tires Sign. Standard Farm & Home Service, Don Nielsen Sign. Pegasus Sign. Champion Spark Plug Cabinet. Burt Mfg. American Oil Filter. Prestone Antifreeze. Deep Rock Tin. Quaker State. Red Giant. Texaco Tins. Trico Wiper Display Stand. FURNITURE: Primitive 8' Oak Depot Bench, mission style. Primitive Cob Box. Painted Kitchen Cabinet. Early Country School Desk w/pegged construction. Wooden Carpenter Trunks. Wooden & Camel Back Trunks. Small Metal Drawer Unit. (3) Soda Fountain Stools w/wicker backs. Spoon Carved Chest of Drawers. Several Pigeon Hole Units. (2) Marble Topped Side Tables. Organ. Pie Safe. Oak Bed. Brass Bed. HIGH WHEELED WAGON & HORSE MACHINERY: Wooden High Wheeled Wagon. Wooden Spring Wagon Seat. JD Walking Plow. HorseDrawn Potato Digger & Plow. Wooden Wagon Wheels. Runners for Wooden Wagons. Single Row Cultivator. JD 2-Row Corn Planter. Dump Rake. Steel Wheels. Saddles, Harness, Etc. PLUS 100s OF MORE ITEMS TO BE SOLD OFF PALLETS, DISPLAY CASES & MORE!!! SEE www.MCHJAUCTIONEERS.COM FOR LISTING & PHOTOS TERMS: CASH OR BANKABLE CHECK. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR THEFT. Auction Conducted By: Creamer Heimes Janssen Auctioneers & Appraisers, L.L.C. Ryan Creamer 402-254-9753 Alton Heimes 402-254-3315 • Roger Janssen 402-388-4409 TODD’S ELECTRIC SERVICE “The Line To Power” Design/Build • Fiber Cabling • Commercial • Residential Service Calls • Boom Truck with Auger • Trenching Serving the Beresford and Vermillion Areas 1-800-560-2518 1221 Cornell St., Vermillion, SD • 605-624-5642 201 NW 13th St., Ste. 3, Beresford, SD • 800-560-2518 O OPEN HOUSE 2031 Augusta 2031 Augusta Open Sunday 2-3 Open Sunday 2-3 $239,500 $239,500 Beautiful 4B R, 3BA Vermillion home features gourmet kitchen with center island, pantry, Whirlpool appliances. lazy susan, and hickory cabinets. The home also features M F laundry, screened 3-season porch and much more! Nancy Henry 251-1580