Broadcaster Press 7 June 18, 2019 www.broadcasteronline.com SD National Guard Changes Command By Spc. Tyler O'Connell 129th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment RAPID CITY, S.D. - South Dakota Army and Air National Guardsmen welcomed their new commander at a change of command ceremony, June 8, at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center in Rapid City. Maj. Gen. Jeffrey P. Marlette took command as the next adjutant general of the South Dakota National Guard and succeeds Maj. Gen. Timothy A. Reisch, who served in the position since April 2011. "Today we recognize and we honor two great men," said Gov. Kristi Noem. "We say goodbye to Maj. Gen. Reisch, who has served with distinction as adjutant general over the past eight years, and we welcome Maj. Gen. Marlette, as he steps into his new position and assumes command of this great organization." As adjutant general, Marlette will command the state's more than 4,200 South Dakota Air and Army National Guard men and women with over 1,000 full-time federal and state employees. He will be responsible for strategic planning, assignment of leaders, recruiting, training, equipping, mobilization, facilities, and public relations. He now serves as a member of Gov. Noem's cabinet leading the Department of the Military. In this capacity, he is responsible to ensure the SDNG is trained and ready to respond to all state and federal missions. "We celebrate Maj. Gen. Marlette as he takes command as South Dakota's 22nd adjutant general," said Noem. "Marlette is the right man, at the right time, at the right place to take leadership and command. This is a man who is prepared." Marlette not only has the experience but also the support of his family as he starts his new journey as adjutant general. "I want to thank my family for their love and support," said Marlette. "They are always there for me and I could not head down this road without their support." Marlette also has had opportunities throughout the National Guard that allowed him to meet new friends that challenged him and pushed his limits. "I have had great career opportunities that have challenged me and have allowed me to work with some amazing teams and individuals along the way," said Marlette. Marlette presented his coin to one of those individuals as his first official act as adjutant general. "As my first official act as the new South Dakota adjutant general, I want to present my very first adjutant general coin to one of the finest Soldiers I ever had a chance to serve with" said Marlette. "Maj. Gen. Reisch, please accept this coin as a token of appreciation for the excellent manner which you performed as the 21st adjutant general." Marlette began his military service enlisting in the South Dakota Army National Guard in 1980. He received his commission through the South Dakota Military Academy Officer Candidate School in 1982. Marlette's command assignments include commander of the 235th General Supply Company; 2nd Battalion, 147th Field Artillery; Joint Force Headquarters, 196th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade and assistant adjutant general - Army. During his 41-month tenure as commander of the 2-147th Field Artillery, the battalion successfully deployed for 14 months in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. The battalion received the Distinguished Unit Citation for their outstanding performance during their deployment. Prior to Marlette's selection as adjutant general, he served as a policy advisor and West River regional director for U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds. In that role, he supported Sen. Rounds in his committee assignments on Senate Armed Services and Senate Veteran's Affairs. He also served many years as a superintendent of schools in South Dakota school districts. Marlette holds Bachelors and Master's Degrees in Education from Northern State University, an Education Specialist Degree from the University of Sioux Falls and a Master's Degree in Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army War College. SDSU Extension Teams With CASA To Engage Volunteers In Rural BROOKINGS, S.D. – Making communities a better place is a continual goal of SDSU Extension across South Dakota. During the recent ENERGIZE! Conference held April 30-May 1, 2019 in Lemmon, SDSU Extension provided opportunities for several community organizations to showcase the resources they offer to citizens, but for the Northern Hills Area CASA, the conference was an especially important opportunity. CASA, which stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates, provides a voice for abused and neglected children involved in court proceedings. With the Northern Hills Area CASA providing services to children in the 4th Judicial Circuit, which encompasses the eight counties of Butte, Lawrence, Meade, Corson, Perkins, Harding, Ziebach and Dewey, Kelley notes that sometimes it can be challenging to reach all those areas. Thus, she wanted to be an exhibitor at the ENERGIZE! Conference to help make more people aware of CASA’s services as well as the organization’s continued need for adult volunteers. Kelley explains that she was excited about the conference because it was held in a rural community with many of the more than 120 attendees from rural communities. “CASA relies on volunteers and by attending the conference my hope was to build relationships and perhaps get more people interested in becoming CASA volunteers,” she said. Kelley notes that unfortunately the Northern Hills Area CASA is seeing an increase in cases in communities across their eight-county region. She attributes this to the rising opioid abuse and meth addiction crisis facing many rural areas. In addition to having a trade show booth at the conference, during the opening session of the conference Kelley was afforded the opportunity to share remarks about CASA’s efforts and need for volunteers prior to the keynote speaker. SDSU Extension Community Vitality Program Director Kenneth Sherin explained that inviting CASA to be a part of the conference as a civic engagement opportunity partner was a means for SDSU Extension to “pay it forward.” He added, “We feel it’s important to provide this social cause an opportunity to address an audience they otherwise may not get their message to.” For those interested in becoming CASA volunteers, Kelley explains that volunteers are only assigned one case at a time, which can cover a span of a year or more. CASA volunteers receive training and are appointed to cases by a judge. For more information about becoming a volunteer visit the CASA website or contact Kelley at 605.722.4558 or by email. To learn more about how SDSU Extension works to serve rural communities and all South Dakotans, visit the Community tab. State/FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers Open In Yankton And Pine Ridge PIERRE, SD – The State of South Dakota and FEMA have opened disaster recovery centers in Pine Ridge and Yankton to offer in-person support to individuals and businesses impacted by the severe winter storms and flooding from mid-March to late April 2019. These are the first centers to be opened, with additional locations around the state to be announced later. Representatives from the State of South Dakota, FEMA, the U.S. Small Business Administration, and other organizations are at the centers to explain available assistance programs and help connect survivors with resources that best match their recovery needs. The centers are located at: Pine Ridge DRC Billy Mills Building 85 E. Main St. Pine Ridge, S.D. Yankton DRC Yankton County EM Building 807 Capital Street (park and enter from Douglas street) Yankton, S.D. 57078 Hours of Operation are Monday thru Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time. Individuals can visit any of the centers for assistance. Use the FEMA mobile app, or visit www.fema.gov/ DRC for center locations and times. Homeowners, renters and busi- Snap Up a Deal in the Classifieds Call or go online to browse, buy or sell! bp Since 1934 Broadcaster Press 201 W. Cherry, Vermillion 605-624-4429 • www.broadcasteronline.com bp Broadcaster Since 1934 Press Stories you missed this week because you’re not a Plain Talk subscriber Three stories offering complete coverage of the Living Group, Sierra Club South Dakota’s appeal to the Clay County Board of Adjustment of a conditional use permit granted to County Commission Chairman Travis Mockler by the Clay County Planning Commission. The permit, if ultimately approved, will allow Mockler to expand his livestock operation to a medium-sized Animal Feeding Operation (AFO). A preview of what to expect at the 150th Dalesburg Midsommar Festival, to be held at Dalesburg Lutheran Church June 21. A report of the South Dakota High School All-Star Football Game, hosted by Vermillion June 8. A story and photos of Vermillion’s Post 1 baseball team competing in the 18th annual Lewis & Clark Classic. And if you want to see: A report that gives more info, including an expected timeline, of the new addition to be constructed on Vermillion High School to house an alternative classroom and the Vermillion School District’s administrative offices. Coverage of the June 14 performance Vermillion Children’s Theatre performance of “X Is For Zebra” in the Thomas H. Craig Center for Performing Arts at Vermillion High School. A report of the Vermillion Rotary Toy Duck Race held at Prentis Plunge June 14 to raise funds for the Community Connection Center in Vermillion. Pick up this Friday’s Plain Talk! Local news since 1884! Here for you yesterday, today and tomorrow. 201 W. Cherry, Vermillion, SD 57069 605-624-2695 nesses should register for disaster assistance before visiting a recovery center. There are several ways to register: Go online to DisasterAssistance. gov or DisasterAssistance.gov/es (for Spanish). Use the FEMA mobile app in English or Spanish. Call the disaster assistance helpline at 800-621-3362 or 800-462-7585 (TTY) anytime from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. local time seven days a week until further notice. Multilingual operators are available. All recovery centers are accessible to people with disabilities. Centers have assistive technology to aid in communication. Survivors may follow these links to access informational videos in ASL: Requesting an interpreter (ASL) fema.gov/media-library/assets/videos/172199 Disaster Recovery Centers (ASL) fema.gov/media-library/assets/videos/127259 The South Dakota counties now designated for Individual Assistance are: Bon Homme, Charles Mix, Hutchinson, Minnehaha, and Yankton; the Pine Ridge Reservation to include the counties of Oglala Lakota, Jackson, and Bennett; the Rosebud Reservation to include the counties of Mellette and Todd; and the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation to include the counties of Dewey and Ziebach. ESTATE AUCTION Saturday, June 22, 2019 Located: at the farm 52879 - 887 Rd, Center, NE FROM: Knox County Courthouse, Center, NE, Go North on 531 Ave., 5.3 Miles to 887 Rd, West 2.5 Miles, or From: East Edge of Niobrara, NE, HWY 12, Turn South onto Buckeye Rd, go South 2 Miles to 890 Rd., turn East 1.5 Miles, Road turns into 889 Rd., For 2 Miles, Go South on 528 Ave, For 2 ½ Miles, Turn East on 887 Rd., go ½ Mile to Auction Site AUCTION Starts @ 9:30 AM Tinker Concessions AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Please make plans to join us for this very clean well cared for line of equipment and shop items. Special note: Viewing of Auction items will be Friday, June 21st from 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 PM., Load out will be only day of Auction and Sunday, June 23rd from 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Visit our Website www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM for this listing and many photos of the items to be sold. TRACTORS AND ACCESSORIES: AllisChalmers-185 Diesel, SN 18514688, Very Good 18.4 x 30 Rear Wheels, Rear Wheel Weights, 3 pt., WF, 2811 Hrs., w/ Westendorf Loader, Joy Stick, 3rd. Hydraulic Link for Grapple, Quick Bucket Attachment, 8 ft. Bucket. Allis Chalmers-D17 Series 4, Gas, WF, Very Good 16.9 x 28 Tires, Front and Rear Wheel Weights, 3 pt., Fenders, 2 Hydraulic, 4390 Hrs. AllisChalmers-D17 Series 4, Gas, WF, Very Good. 18.4 x 28 Rear Tires, Front and Rear Wheel Weights, 3 pt., Fenders, Lights, 4870 Hrs., w/ AC 417 Loader and Bale Spear. AllisChalmers-D17 Series 3, Gas, WF,16.9 x 38 Good Rear Wheels, AC 2 pt . Snap Hitch, Real Wheel Weights, Fenders, Lights, Umbrella, 3394 Hrs. w/AC Twin Wheel Drive Mid Mount Sickle Mower, 9 ft. Bar. 16.9 x 28 Clamp on Duals, Good. Allis Chalmers and Other Front Weights. 16.9 x 28 Tractor Chains. 18.4 x 28 Tractor Chains. Allis Chalmers 3 pt. Hitch. VEHICLES ,4-WHEELERS AND TRAILERS: 1992 Ford F-350 Custom, Dually, 4x4, Automatic, Very Good Rubber, Flatbed, Ball Hitch, 166, 170 Miles. 1992 Ford F-150, 4x , 5 -Speed, Manual, 276, 139 Miles, one owner. 2009 Yamaha Grizzly 450, 4-Wheeler, 4x4, Tool Box, Gun Rack, 7468 miles. 2005 Yamaha Grizzly 660, 4-Wheeler, 4 x 4, 5952 Miles, Gun Rack. 1993 Keifer Gooseneck Livestock Trailer, 80”x20’. Top Hat, 6 ½ ft. x 12ft. Utility Trailer. Pickup Box Trailer. 3 ½ ft x 8ft Fencing Trailer. FARM EQUIPMENT: Massey Ferguson 21 ft. Tandem Disc., w/Noble Harrow, New Tires. Bush Hog, 3 pt. Shredder, Model 206, 6 ft. IH 5100 Grain Drill, Double Disc Openers, Grass Seed Attachment, SN 21658. 200 gal., 3 pt., Sprayer, 28 ft. Boom, 5-Way Controls, Hand Wand, Like New. H & S High Capacity Rake, 12 Wheel, w/ Center Kicker. Servis Model HD 3WM, 3 pt. Blade, 8 ft. 4-Section Harrow w/Cart. Allis Chalmers 12 ft. Tandem Disc. Allis Chalmers 1200 Field Cultivator w/Noble Harrow, 19 ft. Allis Chalmers Field Cultivator, w/AC Hitch, 14 ft.. Barge Box Wagon w/Hoist, 6 ft. x 10 ft.. 75” Loader Bucket w/4-tine Grapple, Will Fit Westendorf Loader, Like new. Bale Spear will Fit Westendorf Loader, Like New. 3 pt., Bale Spear, Like New. 3 pt. Bale Fork. AC 80” Loader Bucket. (2) 110Gal Fuel Tanks, w/GRI 12 Volt Pumps. LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT: For-Most Livestock Chute, Self-Catch Head gate, Palpation Cage on Cart. For-Most Calf Cradle w/self-Catch Head Gate, Like New. Roy-L-Heat, Calf Warmer. Custom Built Calving Chute, w/Self-Catch Head Gate. (9) Round Bale Feeders. (2) Wood Feed Bunks. Kelly Ryan 10ftx4 ft Manure Spreader. Several Mineral Feeders. Several Corral Panels and Gates. 3 pt. Hitch Calf Carrier. Round Steel Water Tank, 7 ft.. Oblong Stock Tank 4 ft.. Fencers and Supplies. Wood and Steel Fence Posts. (2) Gas Powered Post Hole Diggers. (2) Electric L & H Branding Irons. 3 pt. Round Bale Unroller. GUNS AND SPORT RELATED: Winchester Model 94, 30-30 WCF, Lever Action, SN 1340142. Winchester Model 290, 22 Rifle, S, L or LR, SN-B999893, w/Bushnell Scope. Winchester Model 1200, 12 Gauge Pump, 2 ¾ “, SN-303850. Winchester 30-30 WCF, Octagon Barrel, SN-394260. Benelli Super Black Eagle, 12 Gauge, Automatic, SN-U209033. Remington Targertmaster, Model 41, 22 Rifle, S, L, LR. Nikko Golden Eagle Model 7000, 270 Rifle, SN-NOZ 4108, w/Scope. LC Smith, Field Grade, Double Barrel, 12 Gauge. Stevens Model 66-B, 22 Rifle, S,L,LR, w/ Simmons Scope. Stevens Savage Armes, Model 94 C, 12 gauge, 2 ¾ inch, Single Shot. Mossberg, 12 Gauge, 28 “ Barrel, SN-K517225. Crescent Fire Arms Peerless, Double Barrel, 12 ga., No-SN. Harington & Richard Topper Model 158, 410,Single shot, Full Choke. Thompson Center Arms, 50 caliber, Black Powder, SN-10748, Nikon Scope. Lyman-Great Plains, 50 Caliber, Black Powder. Dazy BB Gun. Big Game and Caldwell, Shooters Stands. Gun Cabinet. Hunting Blind. Hip Waders. Miscellaneous Ammo. SHOP AND TOOLS: Acyteylene Torch Set. (3) 6ft. Steel Shop Benches. Snap-On Top and Bottom Tool Chest. Snap-On Carry Style Tool Box. Many Snap-on, Wrench Sets, Sockets sets, Screwdrivers sets, Punch Sets, Pry Bars, and Specialty Tools. Tap and Die Set. Craftsman Tool box, Wrench and Socket Sets. Trades ProTwin Cylinder Air Compressor. Chicago Drill Press. Floor and Bottle and Hi-Lift Jacks. Gas Ready Heater. Several Step Ladders. Hydraulic Log Splitter on cart. Napa Battery Charger and Creeper. Miller Thunder Bolt XL, AC Welder. (2) Sets of 4-Wheeler Ramps. Live Traps. Drills, Angle Grinders and Impacts. Blue Point Sockets and more. Chemicals. Log Chains and Tie Downs. Stihl Chain Saws, MS192TC, MS391. Stihl Leaf Blower SH85C. Delco Parts Cabinet. (2) Utility Carts. Generac Generator, GP 7500E. Snapper LT 200 Rider Mower, 22 HP, 50” Cut. Cub Cadet HLT550 Hydraulic Lawn Mower Lift. Honda Push Mower. Toro Power Clean Snow Blower, 621QZE, 21”. Greenworks 1500 PSI Pressure Washer. Welding and Wood Clamps. Shop Stools. Metal Shelving. (2) ATV Sprayers, (1) w/Boom. Many More Shop Items too Numerous to List. HOUSEHOLD: Frigidare Refrigerator Freezer, Whirlpool Gas Range, Dinette Set w/(2) Chairs, Glider Rocker, 3-Piece Bedroom Set, Danly DeHumidifer, Luggage, Sony 32” Flat Screen TV, Kitchen Items more to be unpacked. STEVE TITRUD ESTATE SEE www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.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. Hartington, NE — RYAN CREAMER 402.254.9753 ALTON HEIMES 402.254.3315 ROGER JANSSEN: 402.388.4409