02 Broadcaster Press 1000 October 21, 2014 www.broadcasteronline.com Auctions - Public Sales Large Antique/Collectible Auction, Saturday, Oct. 25, 12Noon, Bloomfield, NE Fairgrounds, Legion Pavillion. Selling over 250 items including furniture, dishes, glassware, crocks, tools, toys and lots more. Go to www.gillrealtyandauctionllc.com for the sale bill or call Gill Realty and Auction at (402)373-2727. 1101 Daugaard visits with Vermillion HS seniors Announcements Events BERGEN LUTHERAN CHURCH “The little white church on Timber Road”. Worship 10:30 am, Sunday School 9:15 am. BLESSED TERESA OF CALCUTTA CATHOLIC CHURCH 995 N. Sioux Point Road, Dakota Dunes, SD. Weekend Masses: Saturday, 4:30 p.m.; Sunday, 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. BRULE CREEK LUTHERAN CHURCH, Elk Point, SD: Worship Service 11:00am, Sunday School 9:45am to 10:45am. CHRIST OUR SAVIOR Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod: Worship Sunday 6:00 p.m., Bible Study Tuesday, 9:00 p.m., Neuharth Center, 624-5398 or 1-800-998-1234 CHURCH OF CHRIST 102 Prosp: Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m.; Bible Study 9:00 a.m.; Bible Study 12:00 noon; Wednesday Night Classes, 7:00 p.m. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH (LC-MS) 7 South University Street, Vermillion. Divine Service – Sunday, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday School – Sunday, 9:00 a.m. Pastor Samuel Needham. Contact us at (605) 624-3459 or at lcmsvermillion.org CORNERSTONE CHURCH A Place To Grow: Located at the corner of Crawford & Cherry St. Celebration Service: Sunday during the School year 9:00am and 10:30am (subject to change during holidays) in the summer Sunday 10 AM. Check us out at cornerstonesd.org or call (624-8809) for further information. DALESBURG BAPTIST CHURCH 30503 466th Ave., Beresford, Pastor Darren Regehr. 9:45am, Sunday School; 11:00am, Morning Worship; Mid-week Services Wednesdays, 7:00pm. (605)253-2622. www.dalesburgbaptist.org By Alan Dale alan.dale@plaintalk.net It was past meeting present, the standard bearer now speaking to those he one day hopes to carry the torch for future America. South Dakota governor Dennis Daugaard (R) took time out to visit the Vermillion High School senior class Friday morning to talk about their current educational lives, their later ones, and the benefits of staying in state once they enter adulthood. A total of just under 25 minutes was dedicated to talking to the soon-to-be Class of 2015 graduates as Daugaard spoke for most of the meeting, but asked a number of questions to engage the students. The visit was part of an itinerary that included a visit of the Builders’ Choice incubator on the school’s campus (see related story) and taking in of Dakota Days. “I think it’s important to ask questions so they are intellectually engaged rather than just talk,” the governor said after his meeting with the students. “Go around the room and keep them engaged. I enjoy that. At first no one wants to answer and then after a while they aren’t afraid to answer and get into it. It’s just nice to see kids think about their future.” Daugaard is also cognizant of what the Vote for Years of Experience Dediication and Leadership Vote for 12 Years of Experience, Dedication and Leadership. o ears Experience, dica o d Leade s ip. rs x r ence ce ca eade p. Vote Hometown Prid nd Co nit Support. Vote Hometown Pride and Community Support. ote o etow ride d Community Suppor ow de ty p Vote Kath Timm-Heles Auditor! Vote Kathy Timm-Heles For Auditor! e Ka hy imm-H e Heles Audit He es Audit r South Dakota governor Dennis Daugaard (R) talks to Vermillion High School seniors about their futures last week. (Alan Dale) current generations face because kids are kids. “When you are that age you have your mind set of the world and they tend to have, still in their lives, their parents are taking care of things for them,” he said. “Suddenly they are on the brink of having to take care of all those things themselves. I don’t think they realize the change it is and how it can very easily get them down a path were they aren’t succeeded. Before they know it they are upside-down. “So you try to get them to be aware of that before they go down paths like that.” He told the seniors in the high school auditorium that the state is one they should consider staying in when they begin their futures in the workforce because of the lower utilities, rent, food, and most importantly, “it’s a hungry job market.” “Businesses don’t worry about taxes, because taxes are very low, and businesses like that,” the governor told the students. “We have a low income tax and that’s a rare thing. Also costs are very low.” It must be working because South Dakota has the second lowest employment rate (3.6 percent) in the nation MARION SORLIEN FOR DISTRICT 17 STATE HOUSE STATE T T I have Lifelong Roots in hav Lifelong Roo have felong Roots ave e o o Vermillion n njo in Verm llio and enjoy being my Vermilliion and enjoy being my lio nd joy o oy o Church Tr Church Treasurer, a 4-H Leader, u c Treasurer, 4-H Leader, er - eader, de a Bowler, Siinging in Choirs and Bow er Singiin Choir and Bowler, Singing Choirs ow nging n n rs a Community Volunteer Community Volunteer. o u it unity ty e r. I am a VHS and USD Graduate. am VHS and USD Grad ate S Grad e. Graduate. Are you becoming eligible for Medicare or looking to compare Medicare plans? Lloyd Rowland P PO Box 334 Verm Vermillion, SD 57069 605-350 605-350-3849 lloydrowland@ lloydrowland@hotmail.com Paid for by the Candidate Paid for by the Candidate. a o Candidate a idate. da e. 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Equipment; Garage Work Tables; Car/Truck Tire Chains; and Lots of Miscellaneous ItemsMUCH, MUCH MORE!!! interesting talking about staying in South Dakota,” she said. “I am planning on going to USD and he encouraged people to go to USD. It’s a good state with a small population and it’s OK to live in a small state. We have good education and less crime.” Relating them to then Daugaard was first a boy, then a young man of South Dakota before being chosen to lead it. He was once a child growing up in Garretson and then a University of South Dakota graduate in the 70s before once day becoming elected in to his current role in 2011. He was also frank with the young adults in attendance about how different things were between their youth and the years that have passed since his faded into memory. See me as I represent many ?ne companies. 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Our problem is a shortage of workforce and a shortage of skill sets with people who are looking for work.” Senior Hope Knedler was one of the students impressed with the governor’s visit. “It was really If our state’s dif?culty recruiting teachers hasn’t ou state’s uiting hasn’t ’ reac reached a crisis state we’re quickly on our wa . ched state, we’re we way way. ay “ ” - Argus Leader Editorial Oct. 5, 2014 Argus Editorial 2014 We need legislators willing to put education ?rst. We As we lag behind year after year in funding we lose more teachers to larger districts and other states. We can’t expect that to change without a change in We can’t the people we send to Pierre. Paid for by Marion Sorlien for State House Sorl lien { } Time for seasonal Flu Shots. Flu Shot Clinic at Vermillion Medical Clinic. No appointment necessary. The cost will be $34.00. We accept Medicare assignment. We will also file to private insurance. Available to persons 6 months & older. Flu Shot Clinic 2pm – 6pm Wednesday, October 22nd 605-624-8643 www.VermillionMedicalClinic.com