Broadcaster Press 5 October 13, 2015 www.broadcasteronline.com Hank Williams Tribute At Gayville Saturday SUBMITTED PHOTO John and Susan McNeill (shown) of Springfield and Owen DeJong and Nick Schwebach of Wakonda star in “A Celebration of Hank Williams” at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17, at Gayville Hall in Gayville. Gayville Hall presents “A Celebration of Hank Williams,” starring John and Susan McNeill, Owen DeJong, and Nick Schwebach, on Saturday, October 17, at 8 p.m. in Gayville. The two-hour tribute to country-music’s greatest songwriter and singer is Gayville Hall’s most enduring presentation. First performed as the fourth show of the hall’s inaugural season in 2001, it has been repeated annually at Gayville Hall and multiple times on the road in Sioux Falls, Brandon, Dell Rapids, and Okoboji, Iowa. Gayville Hall’s country music host, John McNeill, who created the tribute and sings most of the tunes, plays drums, guitar, and harmonica in the show. Susan McNeill sings a number of songs as well and plays bass. Schwebach plays lead and steel guitars, and DeJong, who holds a Master’s degree in violin performance, plays fiddle. They are members of the band Poker Alice and regular performers at Gayville Hall. Gayville Hall is at 502 Washington Street. Call (605) 267-2859 for ticket information. Registration Now Open For South Dakota Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Huron, SD (October 8, 2015) - The annual meeting of the South Dakota Farm Bureau (SDFB) is set for Friday, Nov. 20 and Saturday, Nov. 21 at the Ramkota RiverCentre in Pierre, S.D. Registration is now open for this event at www.sdfbf.org or by calling SDFB at (605) 353-8050. Delegates from county Farm Bureau organizations all over the state will gather for SDFB’s 98th annual meeting and policy-making session. The conference kicks off at 9:00 a.m. on Nov. 20, and the delegate session convenes at 1:30 p.m. that day. All of Farm Bureau’s local, state and national policy positions come from its grassroots membership, sourced and voted on first at the county Farm Bureau level. “In today’s world where we are not only outnumbered but often misunderstood, farmers and ranchers need to stick together, and involvement in Farm Bureau is the best way to do that,” said Wanda Blair, SDFB Vice President and rancher from Vale, S.D. “If you haven’t gotten involved in your local Farm Bureau, or if it’s been awhile since you’ve participated, I really encourage you to attend the annual meeting and see all that Farm Bureau has to offer.” The delegate session is one of the central features of the event, but it’s not the only reason to attend. Keynote speakers include State Veterinarian Dr. Dustin Oedekoven and South Dakota Secretary of Agriculture Lucas Lentsch. In addition, the Department of Revenue will discuss ag land taxes and valuations, and the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks will share information on animal damage control. During both Friday and Saturday, a variety of informational sessions will be provided on these and other topics: • How to explain GMOs to the non-farm public • Ways to become “likable” on social media Fall Special Peterson And Zoss Crowned Mr. And Miss Dakota Grain Bin Fans - Early Order • Organizational and leadership training from Farm Bureau University • Ideas for your County Farm Bureau • Telling your ag story through photography The Saturday evening “Farm Family Celebration Banquet” will feature Erin Freel, a nationally noted speaker with a unique-and motivational-agriculture and health message. The complete schedule for the South Dakota Farm Bureau 98th Annual Meeting can be found at www.sdfbf.org through a link on the homepage. Hotel reservations are made on your own by contacting the Pierre Ramkota at (605) 224-6877. South Dakota Farm Bureau is the state’s largest general agriculture association, representing more than 16,000 farm, ranch and rural families across the state. The American Farm Bureau Federation represents 6.1 million member families nationwide. Remember Bin Safety Prevent Bin Fires ¾ - 30hp Single Phase or 3 Phase Fans in stock. 1760RPM Baldor, & Marathon Motors. Axial Fans also available or Centrifugal Squirrel Cage fans (2-3 weeks lead time) Includes motor starter controls. Electric Fan Motors in stock. $700-$7,000 depending on model. Grain Bin Fan Heaters - In Stock and Early Order Add a propane heater to your fans this fall! Take the most advantage of your onfarm storage and marketing potential. Propane or natural gas fired units 7.5-20hp, Low Temp and High Temp Units. Special price on surplus inventory! 3 DL10V-T with Mod.Valve, Low Temp, for 7.5-15Hp Cent. 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University of South Dakota students Lucas Peterson, of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and Sami Zoss, of Beresford, South Dakota, were crowned Mr. and Miss Dakota at Saturday’s coronation in the DakotaDome during halftime of the homecoming football game against Youngstown State. Peterson, who is studying business administration, was sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon and is active in Dakotans, College Republicans, National College Scholars, Golden Key, and National Society of Leadership and Success. Zoss, who is USD’s Student Government Association president and is studying criminal justice and political science, was sponsored by SGA and is also active in Kappa Alpha Theta, Criminal Justice Club, Dakotathon and National Society for Leadership. They were among 14 royalty candidates who represented USD during Dakota Days homecoming activities this week. The others: Eric Roach, Shane Wernke, Bill Belch, Joey Snyder, William Lewis, Jacob Munger, Mary Dick, Kaitlyn Stern, Sarah Barthel, Emily Jansen, Carrie Wintle and Rachael Ruba. Dakota Days featured numerous student, community and alumni activities. Navigator Tours FUN IN DEADWOOD! October 25-27, 2015 $179.00 per person double, $239.00 per person single December 5-7, 2015 $189.00 per person double, $249.00 per person single Transportation, 2 nights lodging at the Mineral Palace In downtown Deadwood, Wine & Cheese Welcome Reception, Hot Breakfast Buffett, $20 in meal vouchers, $30 Slot play, and Slot Tournament entry Will pick up in Yankton, Tyndall, Mitchell Please call for reservations Navigator MotorCoaches • 1-800-634-8696 www.NavigatorBus.com Growing Awareness to Save Lives A mammogram can detect breast cancer in its earliest, most treatable stages, and many major health organizations recommend annual mammogram screenings for women beginning at age 40 . 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