May 12, 2015 www.broadcasteronline.com 2 Broadcaster Press Morning Ladies Golf and Dominos Group Submitted By Pat Steckelberg Wednesday, May 6, was the first meeting of the season for the Wednesday Morning Ladies Golf and Dominos Group. The rain kept the golfers off the course but luncheon and dominoes prevailed. There were 24 ladies present for luncheon and almost everyone stayed for dominoes. The lunch was great and Alex at Cherry Street is our server this summer. Desserts were provided by Dori Ryan and myself (Pat Steckelberg). The rhubarb dessert was delicious Dori. We had a guest our first day.....Jan VonBonn (mother to Nicole Mockler). Thank you for coming Jan. Everyone looks forward to the drawings. Our $5 winners were: Rose Mart and Brenda Chatham. Quarters: Janet Hof, Kathy Prasek, Vaneta Youngworth, Maxine Rogers, Rose Mart, Pat Bergland, and Mary Lea Hennies won twice. Dominoes: There were 4 tables and 24 fun loving ladies today. Rd 1: Rose Mart, Vaneta Youngworth, Mary Lea Hennies, and Sally Gilbertson. Rd 2: Pat Berglund, Dori Ryan, Mary Lea Hennies, and Jan Chapman. Rd 3: Jan VonBonn, Judy Sullivan, Joyce Zimmerman, and Sally Gilbertson. Total score: Pat Berglund, Darlene Engbrecht, Rhoda Grant and Beth Silvano. It was so great to have so many ladies here for the fun, food and games. Hope to see you all (and maybe some more guests) next week. Help the Blood Supply by Donating May 15th Community Blood Bank will be hosting a community blood drive on Friday, May 15 at Sanford Vermillion Medical Center (102 S. Plum St.) from 12 to 5 pm. This blood drive will benefit the local blood supply for Sanford Vermillion. Please consider donating blood at this blood drive. We invite individuals that have donated multiple times as well as those that are donating for the first time. A person can donate blood every 56 days. Ken Versteeg, Executive Director, Community Blood Bank states, “Community Blood Bank uses 550 units of blood per week to meet the needs of patients within the local area. Donating blood is a very easy way to impact a patient’s life.” Community Blood Bank is the sole provider of blood and blood products for 31 local hospitals including Sanford Vermil- lion, Sanford Medical Center, Avera McKennan Hospital and the V.A. Medical Center. Community Blood Bank is not affiliated with other blood bank organizations and takes pride in being a self-sufficient organization, thanks to the generosity of our local blood donors. Donors must be at least 17 years old (16 years old with a signed donor consent form found at cbblifeblood.org), weigh 110 pounds or more and be in good general health the day of the donation. Please bring an ID with you. It is recommended that you eat and drink plenty of fluids before donating blood. It only takes 30 to 35 minutes to donate with Community Blood Bank. For additional information please call the Sanford Vermillion lab at 624-2611. Walk-ins are always welcome. Settles, Winslow Edith Siegrist Scholarship Winners Graesser Named PRIDE Employee of the Month COURTESY PHOTO Shelly Bendert, Outpatient Scheduling/Billing Manager and Kirsten Graesser, April PRIDE Employee of the Month Kirsten Graesser, Registration Clerk, Outpatient Scheduling, was selected as the April 2015 - Sanford Vermillion PRIDE Employee of the Month. She has been employed with Sanford since September 2012. Nominations for Kirsten included the following: Kirsten is always so friendly and helpful when trying to accommodate patient needs. She is always willing to jump in and transport patients to different departments. She has a very bubbly personality and really brightens everyone’s day! She is always willing to find out an answer to a question J&H that someone is unsure about. Kirsten is accurate and timely when it comes to registering the patients. She always has a smile on her face and is a great asset to the hospital. “Kirsten is a valuable asset to the outpatient scheduling department”, comments Shelly Bendert, Outpatient Scheduling/Billing Manager, Sanford Vermillion Medical Center. Kirsten is a native of Brainerd, Minnesota and currently resides in Vermillion with her husband Glenn. They have 2 children Walter and Henry. In Kirsten’s spare time she likes to sew, decorate cakes and spend time with her family. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Cleaning Services Inc. 665-2571 WINSLOW Two Vermillion High School seniors are the 2015 recipients of The Edith Siegrist Scholarship. This year’s winners are Teddi Settles and Adam Winslow, who were selected from a talented pool of candidates. Teddi has several academic honors, including Girl’s State and the National Honor Society. She has been active in soccer, dance, and basketball. She has volunteered extensively throughout the school and community. Her teacher noted that Teddi is “ambitious, intuitive, creative, dependable, and above all else respectful of all individuals.” She plans to attend the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, in the SETTLES fall with a focus in pre-pharmacy. Teddi is the daughter of Bill and Desi Settles. Adam is active in wrestling, football and track. His activities include programming club and debate. One of his teachers reports that Adam is very engaged in the learning process, asking questions “that dig deeper into the topic at hand, and brings knowledge from other classes.” Adam plans to attend Dakota State University in the fall in pursuit of a computer science major. Adam is the son of Dana Winslow. Two annual $1,000 scholarships are awarded by the Edith Siegrist Charitable Trust through the Vermillion Public First Group of Four-Year BSN Graduates Receive Diplomas The University of South Dakota’s four-year Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing (BSN) graduates its first class of students since the four-year BSN program was re-instituted in 2013 by the SD Board of Regents. Fifty-five four-year BSN nursing students will receive their nursing pin on Friday, May 8 at USD nursing campuses in Vermillion and Sioux Falls. Graduation ceremonies are in Vermillion on Saturday, May 9 at the Dakota Dome. USD Nursing in Vermillion http://jhcleaningsd.com AUCTION Saturday, May 16, 2015 Located: SD National Guard Armory, 603 Princeton St, Vermillion, SD AUCTION STARTS @ 10 A.M. LUNCH AVAILABLE AUCTIONEERS NOTE: It is with great pleasure to welcome you to attend this fantastic auction from one massive collection that has been in the making for over 40 years. We really have some great items for you to choose from: Art Deco, Advertising, Primitives & much more. 100’s of items not included in this listing will be sold. A portion of this auction will be available to on-line bidders as well as to in-house participants. We will be selling “choice” out of several display cases from a separate auction ring so please plan accordingly. Visit our Web Site www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM or View the Internet Catalog at https://www.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog.asp?aid=94796 ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Ornate Oak Secretary. Pine Dry Sink. (2) Wooden House Doors w/Indian Chief Etched Scene. Coca Cola Table Top Cooler - Very Nice. Koken Barber Chair. Simmons Hdwe. Co. Sausage Stuffer. Ornate National Cash Register (Small Size- Very Nice). 5 cent Deco Candy Dispenser. Cast Iron & Chalk String Holders. Crystal Wall Mt. Coffee Grinder. Oak Wall Telephone. Gilbert Malt Machine. Brass Bladed Fans. Large Offering of Cream & Green Porcelain Items. Ford Pedal Tractor. Pedal Airplane Toy. (2) Bear Traps. Snow Shoes, Yard Gates, Glass Butter Churns, Wooden Ringers & Many More Primitives. Toys including: Hy-Speed Wagon, Tops, Doll Stroller, Metal Dump Trucks, Happy Time Barn. Farmer in the Dell, Sambo Game Board & Other Toys. Winchester Items: Driver Golf Club, Skates, Brass Grain Scale, Food Grinder, Flashlight, Hatchet & Meat Fork. Jet Age & Home Run Marble Games. Several Crock Bowls. Large offering of Watt Pottery Pieces - Some w/Advertising. Waterbury Sanitary Fountain Crock Water Cooler w/ Lid. Western Open Crocks including: 2, 5, 6,8,10, 12, Gallon Sizes. Western Plant Number Crocks including: 20 gal. Plant # 7, 10 Gal. Plant # 4, Western 5 Gal Churn, Plant # 1. Redwing Fruit Jars. Pie Birds, Bathing Beauties Figurines. Van Briggle Pottery Pieces. Heidel Brau Beer Glasses. Miller Liquor Glass Bottles - Sioux City. Seltzer Bottles, Chicago, Des Moines & Others. Amos-N-Andy Cigar Box. Metal B & B First Aid Cabinet. Numerous Medicine Tins. Moose Mount. Cast Iron Boston Tarrier Door Stop. Jadite Bowls & Other Misc. Glassware. Budweiser Collector Mugs. Spinning wheel. Small Cast Iron Bench. Vintage Christmas Items. Sodrac Track - Jacket. Fur Coats. Kid Yipp Riding Toy. Toledo Candy Scale. Newer Standing Cast Clock. Sioux City, IA Wooden Keg. 100’s of Primitive. Several Small Collectible - to be sold by choice from numerous cases. & Many More Great Collectibles. ADVERTISING ITEMS: Budweiser Clydesdale Team Sign w/Clock & Original Box. Lime Crush Sign. Chief Paints Sign. Kool Cigarette Sign. Large Texaco Ahead Sign. Roberts Dairy Advt. Clock. Frostie Root Beer Advt. Clock. Storz Round Beer Sign & Storz Revolving Sign. Miller High Life & Miller Genuine Draft Neon Sign. Moosehead Lager Sign. Red Goose Shoes Advt. Goose. Paulmers Candies - Counter Top Candy Jar. Planters Peanuts Counter Top Jar. O-S-Good Root Beer Keg. Akron Creamery Adverting Mirror. Rit Store Display sign. Wooden Boxes including: Gargoil, Sioux City Brewing, Western Brew, Keen Kutter & More. Several Sioux City, IA Advt. Items. Plus Many More Nice Advertising Items. ART DECO COLLECTIBLES: Deco Lamps, Bookends, Cocktail Sets, Lighters, Coffee Urns, Deco Rotary Phone, Umbrella or Cane Stand, Chase Cocktail Shaker, Penguin Cocktail Shaker, Deco Cat Door Stop & Ash Tray. Plus Many Deco Prints, Pictures, Figurines, Flower Frogs, Smoke Stands, Chrome Sail Boats, & Many More Great “DECO” Items. GUITARS & AMPLIFIER: Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar SN # E486925 - Made in USA w/ Case.Fender Villager - 12 String Guitar w/ Case - Nice Condition - Purchased New in 1967. Peavy Classic 50 Amplifier w/Foot Pedal Controls. Sansui Stereo System w/Amp & Toner, Teac Reel to Reel & Bose 901 Speakers. LAWN MOWER: John Deere 125 Lawn Tractor - Like New!! 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 The Earth Thanksin the Tell them you saw it You 25th And we do too. Broadcaster! A huge thank you to everyone who attended Green Thursday on the EARLY DEADLINES for May 26th Issues 605-661-9211 SERVING YANKTON & SURROUNDING AREA SINCE 1994 ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES - ART DECO professional options, including an online post licensure RN – BSN program. This program offers existing registered nurses the chance to earn their undergraduate degree in nursing. Fifty-five students will receive this degree on May 8. Broadcaster! CALL FOR SPECIALS! INSURED & BONDED REFERENCES AVAILABLE and Sioux Falls started BSN programming in fall 2013. USD nursing students in Rapid City were admitted to the four-year BSN program starting in 2014, and Pierre students can begin the program in fall, 2016. 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