8 Broadcaster Press June 28, 2016 www.broadcasteronline.com State Board Distributes Millions Of Dollars In Financial Aid For Environmental Projects CAR-MOWERS-EQUIPMENT-COLLECTIBLES-TOOLS AUCTION LOCATION: 57311 892 RD Wynot, NE.: NE/1 mile East of Sportsmans Steakhouse on Brooky Bottom Road/from Hwy 12 &15 Jct 1 mile East 4 North, ½ East Darrell & Darlene Gowery, Owners Saturday, July 2, 2016 Starts at 10 AM – Lunch on Grounds AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: COME JOIN US FOR A VERY INTERESTING DAY! MOWERS: Toro 52” Zero Turn Mower: Cub Cadet 54” Zero Turn Mower 4-WHEELER: Honda 300 4x4 TRAILER: Pace 6x10 Cargo Sport Enclosed Trailer CAR: 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis Grand LS TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT: IH 666 SN 2450150011177 w/320 Dual Loader w/ Grapple; Farmall H SN 336328; Farmall M; Ford 3-pt 3 Bottom Plow; Wallace 6-ft, 3-pt Shredder; Post Hole Digger; Lundell 13’ Tandem Disc & Cylinder HOUSEHOLD & COLLECTIBLES: Great Western Stove Co. Cabinet Duplex No. 284, Antique Furnace; Piano Stool w/ Claw Feet;Western Flyer Bicycle; FS Elite Bicycle; Old Harnesses; B&D Coffee Maker; 4 Drawer File Cabinet TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS: Radio Lawn Cart; Boat Dock; 200-lb Propane Tank; Many Miscellaneous Hand Tools; Campbell Hansfield 6-hp Power Washer; 5-hp pull behind 36” Tiller; 18’x10’ Screen House; American Portable Air Tank; Wood 16’ Feed Bunk; Aluminum 6’ Ladder; Wood 6’ Ladder; Extension Ladder; Werner 18’ Alum. Ladder; Metal Shelving; 2 Hand Trucks; Wheelbarrow; Bicycles; Golf Clubs;Lawn Chairs; Lawn Carts; Many Blue 55-gal Plastic Barrels; Patio Table; Wooden Lawn Chairs; Filing Cabinets; Aluminum Scoops; Used Lumber; Many Wooden Chairs; Christmas Trees & Decorations; Wrenches; Tool Chest; Shop Lights; Campbell Hansfield 3.5hp, 20-gal Air Compressor; Several Shop Vacs; Homelite 190 Chainsaw; Creepers; Lawn Aerator; Lawn Sprinklers; B&D Electric Saws; B&D Leaf Blower; Stihl Leaf Blower; 36” Pull Behind Tiller; Extension Cords; Several Toolboxes; Air Hose; Bomgaars 15gal Sprayer; Hand Sprayers; Lawn Sprinklers; Mailbox; Fence Posts; 4-Wheeler Ramps; :andscaping Bricks; Cement Blocks; Cabinets; Several Used Tires. NOTE: MUCH MORE MISCELLANEOUS THERE ARE SEVERAL TOTES TO BE OPENED. VIEW PICTURES AT WWW.EDHUWALDT.COM TERMS of the sale are cash or check. All items are sold as is, where is, with no guarantee or warranty implied. All statementsmade day of sale take precedence over written materials. Not responsible for injury or theft. AUCTIONEERS & CLERKS: Kelly Konken 402-254-3472 Ed Huwaldt 402-337-0784 Tony Thelen 402-360-2039 VERMILLION SUMMER LUNCH MENU The Summer Food Program at Jolley will be serving lunch Monday through Friday from May 31st to July 29th from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. This meal is FREE to anyone 18 or younger. For more information call 677-7000. Menu listed below is for June 29 - July 5. Menus are subject to change without notice. Wednesday – Cheeseburger, Green Beans Thursday – Baked Corn Dog, Peas Friday – Pizza, Golden Corn Monday – Closed – Happy 4th of July! Tuesday – Hot Dog, Baked Beans Dakota Senior Meals Served at The Main Street Center & Town Square, “Meals on Wheels” Please call before 9:00am to schedule or cancel a meal at 624-7868. Menus listed below are June 29 - July 5. Menus are subject to change without notice. All menus are served with whole grain bread and 1% milk unless otherwise noted. Wednesday – Meatloaf, Parslied Potato, Baked Winter Squash, Waldorf Salad, Chocolate Pudding with Whipped Topping Thursday – Roast Turkey with Gravy, Whipped Potatoes, California Vegetable Medley, Raisin Nut Cup Friday – Roast Pork, Company Potatoes, Cooked Cabbage, Plums Monday – No Meals – Happy 4th of July! Tuesday – Beef Nachos with Pinto Beans, Peas & Carrots, Jello with Topping, Cranberry Sauce, Orange Juice Upcoming Auction 1st Annual Consignment Sale August 13th To Consign, Contact Kelly Konken: 402-254-3472 Ed Huwaldt: 402-337-0784 Rick Olson: 605-933-2270 Deadline for Consignment is July 23rd By Bob Mercer State Capitol Bureau PIERRE – The state Board of Water and Natural Resources made many millions of dollars of loans and a few grants Thursday for wastewater, drinking water and solid waste disposal projects for more than one dozen South Dakota communities. Mina Lake sanitary district gets a $559,000 loan for 30 years for its $579,000 expansion project including a new artificial wetland. Raymond receives a $745,000 loan to be entirely forgiven plus a $90,000 loan to be repaid over 30 years and a $65,000 grant for the first round of improvements to its wastewater system. The total project is $1,465,850. Keystone gets a loan of $431,000 to use for a $631,000 wastewater improvement project. Keystone also gets a $98,000 loan for 20 years to deal with flooding at a drinking water well. Sioux Falls wants to install additional sewage infrastructure and other improvements for $9,287,000 for a new industrial park area. The project gets a loan of $9,287,000 for 10 years. Vermillion gets a $812,000 loan for 20 years for wastewater improvements. Pierre gets a $1,450,000 loan for 10 years for wastewater improvements to the city’s north side. Viborg gets a $105,000 loan for 30 years to use for a $179,000 project to replace sewer facilities. Elk Point gets a $235,000 loan for 30 years to use for a $440,000 project to rehabilitate sewer and water lines as part of a street project. Elk Point also gets a $564,000 loan for 30 years to use toward a $721,000 project for drinking-water improvements. Canistota gets a $378,000 loan for 30 years wastewater improvements. Canistota is replacing water service lines as part of the same sewer project. The city gets a $96,000 loan for 30 years for the drinking-water work. A federal grant would cover the balance of the project. Midland gets a $225,00 loan for 30 years to use toward a $715,000 project for a new drinking water storage system, mixing system and water-main loops. A federal grant will cover most of the cost. Viborg is replacing water lines and fire hydrants at an estimated cost of $1,047,000 and gets a $606,000 loan for 30 years. The rest would come from a federal grant. Lead is installing new water meters and meter reading equipment at an estimated total cost of $704,000. The city gets a loan of $427,000 for 10 years. A federal grant would cover the remainder. Bridgewater is replacing water mains and making other improvements at an estimated cost of $239,200. The city gets a $121,000 loan for 30 years. The remainder would be from a federal grant. The James River water development district gets a $275,000 grant to use toward a $7.2 million livestock pollution-reduction project in the southern end of the river. The Viewfield rural water association from the New Underwood area gets a $50,000 loan for 30 years and a $200,000 grant for a water-softening system to counter radium 226 and 228. The association depends on two wells. AGRAT2, a company based at Tea that recycles mattresses and box springs, received a $112,700 grant and a $209,300 loan for 10 years to be used for purchasing a new baler and hauling equipment. Roberts County landfill gets a $75,000 grant toward the $270,000 estimated cost for expanding a waste cell. South Dakota Solid Waste Management Association gets a $15,000 grant for hosting speakers at a three-state conference at Deadwood in September.