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Berntson, Melanie, Elk Point; Disorderly Conduct; Fine: $100. Mcfarland, Taron, Rapid City; Open Container; Fine: $54. Conn, Scott, Centerville; Seat Belt Violation; Served Jail Time Credit. Puthoff, Rashaun, Vermillion; Speeding On Other Roadways; Fine: $19. Smith, Mallory, Yankton; Municipal Speeding; Fine: $19. Sleeman, Casey, Sioux Falls; Seat Belt Violation; Fine: $25. Manson, Katherine, Mitchell; Speeding On Other Roadways; Fine: $19. CHAMBER BUSINESS FRIDAY, APRIL 24 traveling exhibit marking the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. The First Folio is the first collected edition of Shakespeare’s plays published in 1623. Plays such as Macbeth, The Tempest, Julius Caesar and others would have been lost without this publication. The rare book will be on exhibit at the NMM March 7 to April 3, 2016. •Mentoring reaches milestone: The Clay-Union foundation made its 140th mentoring match April 22 by matching a 7 year old boy with an adult male. More youth & adults are sought in the two counties. Go to www.clay-unionfoundation.org to access the adult or youth application, or be a sponsor. Or call John Gille at 605-421-5050 to discuss the program. •The Clay-Union foundation is seeking 1 boy and 1 girl age 7-13 to match with volunteer mentors, who are ready to match. The program also seeks new members and mentors throughout the two counties. Call John 605-421-5050, email jgillerrsd60@ yahoo.com or go online to www.clayunionfoundation.org to sign up. •Vermillion Area Community Foundation (VACF) updated grant application information: Beginning this year, there are only two grant periods: The second Thursday in April and the second Thursday in October. Grant guidelines can be found at: http:// vermillion.sdcommunityfoundation.org or applications can be picked up at the VCDC, 116 Market Street. Flack, Tyler, Vermillion; Speeding On Other Roadways; Fine: $39. Sorenson, Jaron, Vermillion; Municipal Speeding; Fine: $39. Lefebvere, Hillary, Vermillion; Seat Belt Violation; Fine: $25. Sammons, Russell, Agra, Kansas; Speeding On Other Roadways; Fine: $19. Simons, Raluca, Beresford; No Drivers License; Fine: $54. Rouse, Sydney, Sioux Falls; Speeding On A State Highway; Fine: $59. Lippert, Susan, Yankton; Speeding On A State Highway; Fine: $39. Ray Jr., Johnny, Sioux Falls; Speeding On A State Highway; Fine: $59. Cournoyer, Tayla, Vermillion; Seat Belt Violation; Fine: $25. Westphal, Quinn, Vermillion; Speeding On Other Roadways; Fine: $39. Saya, Amber, Yankton; Speed Jemmott, Dillon, Vermillion; No Drivers License; Fine: $54. Morgan, Duane, Corsica; Speeding On Other Roadways; Fine: $19. Slattery, Cynthia, Vermillion; Operator Assure Passengers 5-18 Wear Seat Belts; Fine: $25. Nielsen, James, Wakonda; Speeding On Other Roadways; Fine: $39. Steenholdt, Ryan, Vermillion; Fail To Stop After Accident With Unattended Vehicle; Fine: $54. Rasmussen, Larry, North Sioux City; Seat Belt Violation; Fine: $25. Wearne, Karen, Vermillion; Speeding On Other Roadways; Fine: $39. Nelsen, Jerry, Viborg; Seat Belt Violation; Fine: $25. Namminga, Joel, Avon; Seat Belt Violation; Fine: $25. Roach, Eric, Vermillion; Speeding On Other Roadways; Fine: $39. Thornton, David, Sioux Falls; Speeding On Other Roadways; Fine: $39. Belt, Alphonso Jr, Pine Ridge; Possession Controlled Substance; Dismissed-Motion By Prosecutor. Possess Two Ounces Of Marijuana Or Less; Dismissed-Motion By Prosecutor. Ingest Intoxicant Other Than Alcoholic Beverage; Dismissed-Motion By Prosecutor. Driving Under Influence-2nd Offense; Dismissed-Motion By Prosecutor. Open Alcoholic Beverage Container Accessible In Vehicle; DismissedMotion By Prosecutor. Driving Under Influence-2nd Offense; Recharged. Possess Two Ounces Of Marijuana Or Less; Recharged. Ingest Intoxicant Other Than Alcoholic Beverage; Recharged. Possession Controlled Substance; Recharged. Open Alcoholic Beverage Container Accessible In Vehicle; Recharged. Driving Under Influence-2nd Offense; Recharged. Possess Two Ounces Of Marijuana Or Less; Recharged. Ingest Intoxicant Other Than Alcoholic Bever- CHAMBER CHAT • Attention VCDC Member Businesses/Organizations: The SD Council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha state convention is being held at the Vermillion Events Center and Prairie Inn on May 1 and 2, 2015. Welcome packets will be given to the attendees that will include the VCDC Visitor Guide, Vermillion map, attractions, etc. We would also like to include chamber member coupons, brochures, menus, logo pens, mugs, etc. in the packets. If you have something to be included in the packets please drop it off at the VCDC office by Wed., April 29. There will be approximately 60 women at the convention with some free time on their hands Saturday afternoon, May 2. •Save the Date: Vermillion Area Chamber & Development Co. Annual Golf Social for you, your coworkers, friends & family-4 Person Best Ball Scramble Golf Tournament at The Bluffs Golf Course, Mon., June 22. Registration & team photos begin at 11:45 am, Shot Gun start at 1:00 pm. For more information, call the Chamber @ 624-5571 or email annb@ vermillionchamber.com •The 2015 Vermillion Area Visitor Guides have arrived! Please contact the VCDC office at 624-5571 or stop by and pick them up at 116 Market St. Also available are the 2015 statewide SD Vacation Guides and the SE SD Travel Guide. FREE! •Business after Hours: Are you looking for an opportunity to showcase your business and network with your peers? Sign up to host a Business After Hours event! These events generally run from 5:00-7:00 pm on a weeknight and the hosting business provides hors d’oeuvres and refreshments. If interested, please contact Ann at: annb@vermillionchamber.com or at 624-5571. ANNOUNCEMENTS •Summer 2015 Exhibit at National Music Museum: “Banding Together: The American Soldiers’ Musical Arsenal.” Exhibit of instruments used by the military from the Revolutionary War through the War in Iraq. Rare original photographs, posters, and other rare war-time memorabilia will also be on display from May 23-Sept. 7. •USD & National Music Museum (NMM) selected as one of fifty-two sites in the U.S. to host the 2016 THIS WEEKS HAPPENINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS FRIDAY, MAY 1 •Track: Howard Wood Relays, Fri., May 1 @ 10:00 am •Track: O’Gorman Invite, Fri., May 1 @ 10:00 am •Rummage Sale & Country Store at the Main Street Center, 320 W Main St, Fri., May 1, 10:00 am-5:30 pm. The Center will accept donations of items that are in good and useable condition. Bake sale, canned goods & other homemade items available. For more info call 624-8072. Proceeds to benefit the senior citizen programs at the Main Street Center. •NMM Live! Noon mini-concert: Tatag Gamelan, Fri., May 1 @ 12:05 pm at National Music Museum, corner of Clark & Yale St. Free & open to the public •Ladies Hospital Auxiliary meeting, Fri., May 1 @ 2:00 pm at Sanford Vermillion •Retirement reception at USD School of Business, Beacom Hall (1st floor atrium) for Rhonda Hulkonen, Richard Muller, Mike Gillispie & Kathy Haberling, Fri., May 1, 3:30-5:00 pm •Vermillion High School to Present Still Life with Iris. The play is a children’s fantasy play by Steven Dietz, a drama set in the magical land of Nocturno where its people work all night to make the things that exist during the day. Vermillion High School students will be performing this fulllength, children’s adventure May 1, 2, and 3 at the High School Performing Arts Center. Show times are 7:30 p.m. Fri. and Sat. night, and 2:30 p.m. Sun. afternoon. Tickets will be available at the door. The cost is $5 for adults, $3 for students and senior citizens, and admission is free to those with a Vermillion School District activity card. SATURDAY, MAY 2 •Overeaters Anonymous: Sat., May 2 @ 9:00 am. Location: Newman Center-USD Campus, 320 E. Cherry, across from the MUC at the corner of Rose & Cherry St. (West Door-straight through double glass doors on left & first door on left, North Door-down hall to left & first door on left). Description: Overeaters Anonymous is a 12 step program for people with eating disorders & struggles. •Art Story time for ages 4-6 at Vermillion Public Library, Sat., May 2 @ 10:15 am •Track: Howard Wood Relays, Sat., May 2 @ 10:00 am •Boys Tennis: Brookings, Sat., May 2 @ 10:00 am (T) •Movement Story time for ages birth to 3 with adult at Vermillion Public Library, Sat., May 2 @ 11:15 am •Baseball: Parkston, Sat., May 2 @ 1:00 pm (H) •Missouri River Festival, Cleanup & Rendezvous Meet & Greet: Heartland Humane Society (HHS) will be at the Missouri River Festival, Cleanup & Rendezvous with dogs available for adoption to give the public a chance to meet the dogs in foster care & learn more about HHS. Event runs from 1-5:00 pm, Sat., May 2 at Missouri River Festival, Cleanup & Rendezvous, Riverside Park, Yankton. For more information, visit: https://www.facebook. com/MissouriRiverEvents. To adopt the day of, application must be approved prior to event: www.heartlandhumanesociety.net. •Picture This Series presents Creating Graphic Novels, Sat., May 2, 2:00-5:00 pm at Vermillion Public Library. Drop by and learn the basics of creating a graphic novel with artist Krista Scholten. Learn how to create sequential art for the purpose of publication — exploring script writing, panel to panel layout, breakdowns, lettering, illustration, and coloring. All basic supplies will be provided. There is no cost for this workshop. •VHS Athletic Booster Club - Tanager Hall of Fame Event at Old Lumber Company (upstairs): Sat., May 2. Social hour: 5:00 pm. Dinner: 6:00 pm with ceremony to follow. Inductees are: The late Ron Brown, Ben Leber, Jay Hennies, Chuck Iverson, Mark Manning, Lonna Thelen (formerly Larson). Purchase tickets at VHS High School office, Print Source, Hy-Vee, First Dakota Bank or contact Booster Club Board. Tickets on sale until April 24. •Musical variety show at Gayville Hall, Sat., May 2, 8:00 pm featuring “The Hay Country Jamboree” Gayville, , SD. For ticket information, call 605267-2859 NEXT WEEKS HAPPENINGS SUNDAY, MAY 3 •St. Agnes Youth Group is serving a French Toast Breakfast Fundraiser, Sun., May 3, 9:00 am-10:30 am at the St. Agnes Gym. The Fundraiser is for the St. Agnes Youth Group summer trip to Valley Fair & a Twins baseball game in June. For more info, contact Ray Hofman at 624-6457. Free will offering taken at the door. Matching funds from Catholic United. •Recital featuring Drew Ohlendorf, euphonium and Jimmy Cuadros, trumpet, Sun., May 3 @ 1:00 pm, Colton Recital Hall, Warren M. Lee Center for Fine Arts •Baseball: Parker, Sun., May 3 @ 2:00 pm (H) MONDAY, MAY 4 •Final exams at USD, Mon., May 4-Fri., May 8 •Girls Golf: Dakota 12 Conference Meet at Madison, Mon., May 4 @ 9:00 am •Yankton Convention & Visitors Bureau presents Customer Service Training by international speaker, trainer & author, David K. Aaker, IOM, Mon., May 4 @ Minerva’s Convention Center, 1607 E. Highway 50. “Turning Service into Sales” is an interactive 2-hr. workshop from 9-11 am; “Leadership for Business Success” includes luncheon & keynote address from 12-1:30 pm. Thanks to the great partnership with the Yankton Chamber, the registration discount is also offered to the Vermillion Area Chamber & Development Co. members. To register online, www. yanktonsd.com/seminars/ or for more information, call 605-665-3636 •Retirement reception at Al Neuharth Media Center Conference room for: Professors Larry Bradley, Dona Davis & Barb Yutrzenka, Mon., May 4, 3:30-4:30 pm •Senior trombone recital featuring Garret Olson, Mon., May 4, 7:00 pm at Colton Recital Hall, Warren M. Lee Center for Fine Arts •Al-anon meeting at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Mon., May 4 @ 7:30 pm. For more information, call 624-9764 TUESDAY, MAY 5 •First Dakota National Bank announces Shred Days in Vermillion, Tues., May 5, 111 Court St. Dakota Data Shred from Sioux Falls will be in the parking lot from 9:00 am-11:45 am to shred any personal information free of charge. •Vermillion Rotary Club meeting, Tues., May 5 @ 12:00 pm in the Al Neuharth Media Center conference room. For more information, visit: www. vermillionrotaryclub.org. WEDNESDAY, MAY 6 •Artists & Authors Series presents Journalist Paula Bosco Damon, Wed., May 6, 7:00 pm at Vermillion Public Library. Damon is an award-winning writer whose works have won numerous honors, including First-Place in National Federation of Press Women, South Dakota Press Women and Iowa Press Women writing competitions. In 2011, the writer was ranked third among columnists nationwide for her creative non-fiction in the National Federation of Press Women Communication Contest. Her stories breathe life into mundane day-to-day experiences and skillfully deconstructs some of the most complex life-altering moments into a language and narrative with universal appeal. Free and open to the public. THURSDAY, MAY 7 •Vermillion Lions Club meeting, Thurs., May 7 at the W. H. Over Museum in Sletwold Hall @ 6:00 pm CLAY COUNTY SHERIFFS REPORT SUNDAY, APRIL 19 10:04 a.m. - A man called to report a vehicle was stuck on a minimum maintenance road. A deputy responded to the area and called the vehicle owner who advised she was going to remove the vehicle later in the day. A few hours later a deputy checked on the area and discovered that the vehicle had been removed. 11:03 a.m. - A rural resident reported that he had received a phone call from an unknown person who told him that his family was involved in a tragic accident. The man recognized this as a likely scam attempt, hung up the phone, and called his family who advised that they were all okay and had not been in an accident. A deputy called the out of state phone number back and no one would answer or return the phone call. 6:51 p.m. - A deputy arrested a man at a Vermillion residence who had an outstanding Clay County warrant. MONDAY, APRIL 20 2:38 p.m. - A deputy transported an inmate to the medical clinic for a scheduled appointment and then back to jail. TUESDAY, APRIL 21 8:36 a.m. - A woman received a fraudulent phone call from a man reporting to be with the IRS threatening that she was going to go to prison for tax evasion. The woman did not disclose any of her financial records but wished to document the incident. 12:56 p.m. - An inmate was transported to the medical clinic for a scheduled appointment. 2:54 p.m. - A deputy transported an inmate to the medical clinic for an appointment and then back to the jail. 5:22 p.m. - A motorist reported a large piece of debris on Highway 50. A deputy searched the area but did not locate any debris on the roadway. 5:34 p.m. - A Wakonda resident reported that her ex-boyfriend damaged property in their house prior to them breaking off their relationship. The caller wanted monetary compensation for the damage. The incident is under investigation. 7:19 p.m. - A deputy located several calves in the road while patrolling in rural Wakonda. The owner was notified and the calves were removed from the roadway. 7:59 p.m. - A rural resident reported seeing a suspicious vehicle parked in a field approach for an extended period of time. A deputy responded and discovered that the vehicle had left the area. The deputy patrolled the area but did not locate anything out of the ordinary. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 8:09 a.m. - A caller reported that a Burbank resident was dumping ashes from his wood burning stove onto the roadway. A deputy spoke with the man and informed him that disposing of ashes in that matter was illegal. The man apologized and agreed to find an alternative way to dispose of the ashes. 8:38 p.m. - A rural resident reported hearing an explosion from her neighbors controlled burn. A deputy responded to the residence and spoke with the land owner. The deputy was unable to determine the source of the explosion. The report has been forwarded to the SD Department of Environment and Natural Resources, who manages air quality guidelines for open burning, to review the case for any potential violations. 9:55 p.m. - A deputy responded to a non-injury car vs deer accident on SD Highway 50, east of Vermillion. THURSDAY, APRIL 23 6:57 a.m. - A deputy transported an inmate from the Sac County Jail in Sac City, Iowa to the Clay County Jail on an outstanding Clay County warrant. 9:23 a.m. - A deputy transported an inmate to the medical clinic for a scheduled appointment and then back to the jail. 3:00 p.m. - An inmate at the jail reported that money had been stolen by another inmate from inside his cell. A deputy is investigating the incident. 3:28 p.m. - A deputy transported an inmate to the medical clinic for a scheduled appointment. 6:33 p.m. - Units from the Sheriff’s Office, the Vermillion Police Department, and the Highway Patrol, as well as fire and ambulance personal, responded to an accident with injuries on the Highway 50 Bypass. 9:28 p.m. - A man reported witnessing a vehicle traveling 25 MPH on Highway 50. The caller was concerned that the driver may Repair & Remodel Call 624-6732 or Text 659-1006 Carpentry, Interior & Exterior, Painting, Refinishing, Drywall, & Ceramic Tile www.loismassages.com Gift Certificates available at Vermillion Hy-Vee. Order Online or Stop In! Free Estimates Massage for Health 605-670-2161 Lois Hazen • 216 W. 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