W. Don WilkinsBANCROFT — W. Don Wilkins,

81, of Bancroft died Thursday(May 6, 2010) atthe GoodSamaritan Center,De Smet.

A memorialservice is at 2 p.m.Friday, May 14, atA m e r i c a nLutheran Church,De Smet, withRevs. Yung Sonand Randy Koellerofficiating. Burial will be at a laterdate.

Visitation is 5-7 p.m. Thursdayat Osthus Funeral Home, De Smet.

Louise PughLouise E. Pugh, 84, of Yankton

died Wednesday (May 5, 2010) atAvera Heart Hospital, Sioux Falls.

Funeral services are at 10:30a.m. Tuesday at Calvary BaptistChurch, Yankton, with the Rev.Terry Port officiating. Burial willbe in the Yankton Cemetery,Yankton.

Visitations is 5-8 p.m. Mondayat Opsahl-Kostel Funeral Home &Crematory, Yankton, with familypresent and video tribute at 7p.m. Visitations will resume onehour prior to the service at thechurch.

CASES DISPOSED 04/23/10-04/29/10

Alexis Conklin, 107 Sid St., Yankton;Theft by insufficient funds check, $155

Brenda Jean Goolsby, 1111 Cedar St.,Yankton; Allow unauthorized person touse vehicle, dismissed-motion by prose-cutor; Fail to maintain financial responsi-bility, $145

Adam Nick Aune, 612 E. 15th St.,Yankton; Possession of alcohol by minor,$117

Kyle J. Stalling, 2400 Douglas Ave,Yankton; Theft by insufficient fundscheck, $155

Kristin A. Strickland, 1313 W. 30th St.,Apt. W, Yankton; Theft by insufficientfunds check, $130; Theft by insufficientfunds check, $54; Theft by insufficientfunds check, $54; Theft by insufficientfunds check, $54; Theft by insufficientfunds check, $54; Theft by insufficientfunds check, $54; Theft by insufficientfunds check, $54

Chris Anthony Nelsen, 1106 E. 13thSt., Yankton; Fail to maintain financialresponsibility, dismissed-motion by court;Speeding on state highway, $86

John F. Schieffer, Crofton, Neb.;Speeding other roadways, $122; Seatbelt violation, $25

Shari Adair, 103 Hickory Rd., Yankton;Fleeing from officer on foot, $166

Christine B. Kristensen, Mitchell;Possession of alcohol by minor, $117

Thomas Dean Larsen, Wakonda;Speeding other roadways, $102

Tyler R. McLaughlin, 2900 Douglas#403, Yankton; Driving with suspended(not revoked) license, $255

Tyler R. McLaughlin, 2900 Douglas#403, Yankton; Driving with suspended(not revoked) license, $255

Tricia Ann Gauker, 903 West Street,Yankton; Throw match or burning objectfrom vehicle, $117

Jennifer Thompson, Mitchell; Renewalregistration during assigned month, $117

Preston Lee Langeland, 808 LinnStreet, Yankton; Municipal accidentreporting, $160

Uriel Angel Buitrago-Suarez, 802 W.City Limits Rd., Yankton; Renewal regis-tration during assigned month, $117

Kyle Wright, 613 Pine St., Yankton;Seat belt violation, $25

Michael R. Emmick, Kansas City, Mo.;Speeding other roadways, $102

Kylie Nicole Robinson, 1605 CollegeSt., Yankton; Driving with suspended (notrevoked) license, $267

Carolyn Barkley, 611 Pearl St.,Yankton; Pet violations-animal at largedog/cat, $110

Melinda Kay Goeden, Wakonda;Speeding other roadways, $102

Amanda L. Rosentrater, Watertown;Speeding on state highway, $102

Brooke A. Schrempp, 405 Burgess,Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $102

Brian J. Broekemeier, Hartford; Seatbelt violation, $25

Lawrence Carda, Tabor; Speeding onstate highway, $102

Jesse Antonmarchi, Armour; Failure tomake proper stop at stop intersection,

$117; Seat belt violation, $25Patricia Louise Baxter, 115 Woods

Cir., Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25Travis Ray Koster, 100 Poison Oak

Dr., Yankton; Driving under influence-3rdof, recharged; Period lamps be lighted,dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Illegallane change, dismissed-motion by prose-cutor; Driving under influence-3rd of,$132 plus 18 months in S.D. State Pensuspended based on conditions of court

David Glenn Arrington, YanktonCounty Jail, Yankton; Forgery,recharged; Forgery, recharged; Pettytheft-1st degree-more $400, recharged;Forgery, dismissed-motion by prosecu-tor; Forgery, dismissed-motion by prose-cutor; Petty theft-1st degree-more $400,dismissed-motion by prosecutor;Habitual offender-1 or 2 prior felonies,dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Identitytheft, $114

Christopher Phillip Castellaw, Volin;Dist/poss w/intent dist 1/2 lb. less 1 lb.marj, recharged; Dist/poss w/intent dist1/2 oz. marijuana, recharged; Dist/possw/intent dist 1 oz. less, recharged; Posstwo ounces of marijuana or less,recharged; Poss two ounces of marijua-na or less, recharged; Contribute toabuse, neglect or delinquency,recharged; Dist/poss w/intent dist 1/2 lb.less 1 lb. marj, dismissed-motion by pros-ecutor; Poss two ounces of marijuana orless, dismissed-motion by prosecutor;Poss two ounces of marijuana, dis-missed-motion by prosecutor; Contributeto abuse, neglect or delinquency, dis-missed-motion by prosecutor; Poss mar-ijuana more 2 ounces less one-halfpound, $114 plus 2 years in S.D. StatePen

Jacob Riter, Mission Hill; Throw matchor burning object from vehicle, $117

William Sternhagen, 2200 Douglas,#45, Yankton; Pet violations-animal atlarge dog/cat, $70; Pet violations-nolicense dog/cat, $70

Dana Jo Gaskins, Gayville; Speedingother roadways, $82

Edwin Vreugdenhil, Sioux Falls;Speeding other roadways, $102

Jacob Robert Beaudette, 104Cottonwood Ln., Yankton; Seat belt viola-tion, $25

Mitchell Paul Suehs, Stickney; Seatbelt violation, $25

Ryan Schaefers, Homestead,Yankton; Fail to maintain financialresponsibility, dismissed-motion by court

Wayde Allen Lee Jensen, 703 E. 15thSt., Yankton; Speeding other roadways,$82

Michael F. Pickinpaugh, Verdigre,Neb.; Speeding other roadways, $102

Colleen M. Schurrer, 2512 BurleighSt., Yankton; Speed limits in areas ofhighway construction, $138

Frank Schnabel, Marion; Insuff fundchk 2nd deg $100-500, $363 plus 30days in jail suspended based on condi-tions of court; Insuff fund chk 2nd deg$100-$500, dismissed-motion by prose-cutor

Roger Quentin Adams, 510 DouglasAve #5, Yankton; Simple assault, dis-missal-reduction; Vandalism-$400 less-

3rd degree, dismissed-motion by prose-cutor; Vandalism-$400 less-3rd degree,$154 plus 30 days in jail suspendedbased on conditions of court; Disorderlyconduct, $154

Christopher Michael Baier, 704 E. 17thSt., Yankton; Contribute to abuse, neg-lect or delinquency, dismissed-motion byprosecutor; Contribute to abuse, neglector delinquency, dismissed-motion byprosecutor; Contribute to abuse, neglector delinquency, $363 plus 30 days in jailsuspended based on conditions of court

Steven Maurice Kruger, 802 Birch Rd.,Yankton; Driving under influence-1st of,$363 plus 5 days in jail suspended basedon conditions of court; Impersonation todeceive law enforcement officer, dis-missed-moton by prosecutor; Fail tomaintain financial responsibility, dis-missed-motion by prosecutor; No driverslicense, dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Jim Allen Lee, 1022 W. 9th St.,Yankton; Driving under influence-2nd of,recharged; Driving under influence-2ndof, $622 plus 60 days in jail with 50 dayssuspended based on conditions of court

Samuel Lamoine Eagletail, 116 W. 5th#1, Yankton; Simple assault against lawenforcement officer, recharged; Resistingarrest, recharged; Domestic violencesimple assault, recharged; Simpleassault against law enforcement officer,dismissed-motion by prosecutor;Resisting arrest, $363 plus 90 days in jailsuspended based on conditions of court;Domestic violence simple assault, $363plus 30 days in jail suspended based onconditions of court

Nathan Allen Braaten, 220.5 Capital#B, Yankton; Driving under influence-2ndof, $643 plus 60 days in jail with 50 dayssuspended based on conditions of court

Kraig Charles Montgomery, 2008 ElmSt., Yankton; Driving with revoked (notsuspended) license, $384 plus 10 days injail

Carolyn Rae Roubideaux, 908 BillBaggs Rd., Lot 15, Yankton; Vandalism-$400 less-3rd degree, $179 plus 12 daysin jail suspended based on conditions ofcourt

David Roy Luckinbill, 613 BroadwayAve., Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Casey Jay Sommer, 2200 Douglas#37, Yankton; Speeding on state high-way, $142

Ethan Paul Kitto, 315 Pearl Street,Yankton; Careless driving, $110

Christopher Lee Sawtell, Misison Hill;Municipal speeding, $95

Laura M. Klein, Rapid City; No driverslicense, dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Amy Jo Beeson, Avon; Municipalspeeding, $95

Kevin M. Zavadil, Fordyce, Neb.;Speeding other roadways, $101

Joseph Dilger, 4466 E. Hiwy 50,Yankton; Pet violations-animal at largedog/cat, $70

Todd Cichos, Utica; No driverslicense, $117

Connor Joseph Morley,Chamberlain; Speeding other road-ways, $122

Jessica Leigh Brouwer,Centerville; Speeding on state high-way, $102

John Arthur Hubbard, 1315 W.30th St., #4, Yankton; Seat belt viola-tion, $25

Collin J. Olson, 108 Juniper St.,Yankton; Fail to report accident topolice officer, $117; Alteration oflicense plates, $117

Russell Allan Marsh, 801 W. 11thSt., Yankton; Speeding other road-ways, $122

Douglas Lewis Urness, 115Rainbow St., Yankton; Seat belt viola-tion, $25

Joshua Michels, 1015 Walnut Str.,#D3, Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Darrel Wayne Ekeren, Mission Hill;Speeding other roadways, $102

Melvin Philip Masuen, LeMars,Iowa; Speeding other roadways, $122

Deanna Mae Bertrand, 109 SpringSt., Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Darla Jean Seiders, Fairfax;Speeding on state highway, $102

Nathaniel Joseph Epp, MissionHill; Speeding other roadways, $82

Ronald John Feimer, 901 W. 19thStreet, Yankton; Speeding other road-ways, $82

Nickolas Claus Settje, Scotland;Speeding other roadways, $122

Daryl C. Bernard 301 East 19thStreet, Unsafe/illegal backing, $117

Jerome Deshauwn Misters,Newport, Minn.; Arrest prior to requestfor extradition, extradited

Jesse M. Lammers, 804 BelfastSt., #4, Yankton; Fail to maintain finan-cial responsibility, dismissed-motionby prosecutor; Renewal registrationduring assigned month, $117

Michaela Wuestewald, 907 MulberrySt., Yankton; Following too closely, $117

Ralph Eddie, Cypress, Texas;Overweight on axle, $184

Johann Dominic Fry, Milford, Iowa;Speeding other roadways, $105

Anthony Allen Thompson, 802 W. CityLimits Rd., Apt #13, Yankton; Seat beltviolation, $25

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SUBMITTED PHOTOYankton Education Association representatives recently presented Susan Goeden with a check in theamount of $3,415. The money was raised by school district employees to help defray medical expens-es for Goeden, a YHS and USD graduate, who was recently diagnosed with Large B Cell Non-Hodgkin's with characteristics of Hodgkin's Lymphoma. She will receive six chemotherapy treatmentsat the University of Nebraska Medical Center during the next 18 weeks, followed by radiation. Goedenhas taught in the Yankton Public School system at YMS, Stewart Elementary, and for the past six yearsin Jr. Kindergarten at Webster Elementary. Further fundraising efforts are currently under way, and anaccount has been set up at Wells Fargo. If you are interested in purchasing raffle tickets, they can beobtained at Webster Elementary or ShurCo. Saturday for Susan is being planned for Saturday, May 15at Memorial Park.

YSD 63-3 FUNDRAISING

YA N K T O N C O U RT S

Residents of the City ofYankton and Yankton Countyare encouraged to take thelibrary’s online survey thataddresses the future of theYankton Community Library.

The survey, which will takeyou less than ten minutes tocomplete, asks questionsabout the current programsand services of the library andwhat you would like the libraryto offer in the future. Go to thelibrary’s home page,http://www.cityofyankton.org/yankton/library/index.php, andclick on Library Survey on theleft side of the page. The sur-vey will be open until May 22.

We encourage all peoplewho participated in the focusgroups to take the survey aswell as these questions give usquantitative answers. At theconclusion of the online sur-vey, District III will compile allof the information from boththe survey and focus groupsand present it to the BuildingTask Force.

For more information, con-tact the library at 668-5275.

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O B I T U A R I E S

MITCHELL — Women andmen, including current breastcancer patients and survivors,will benefit directly from thisyear’s South Dakota Affiliate ofSusan G. Komen for the Curegrant program.

The South Dakota Affiliate ofSusan G. Komen for the Cure,one of more than 125 affiliatesnationwide dedicated to put-ting an end to breast cancer,recently provided communitygrants totaling $236,650 to sup-port breast health educationand breast cancer screeningand treatment programsthroughout the state. Priorityfor funding was given to pro-grams benefiting those who areun-insured or under-insured,and those in rural/remote loca-tions.

“Despite a challenging econ-omy, people in South Dakotaunderstand the need to contin-ue the fight against breast can-cer and they helped make itpossible for the South DakotaAffiliate to provide $236,650 tohelp South Dakotans in thefight against cancer,” saidKathy Manning, president of theKomen South Dakota Affiliate.“To ensure our funds are mak-ing the greatest impact, theKomen South Dakota Affiliateworks with local medicalexperts and community leadersto conduct comprehensivecommunity needs assessments.

We have identified specific,unmet breast health needswithin our state and ‘filled inthe gaps,’ delivering the life-sav-ing message of early detection,and providing assistance tomedically underserved breastcancer patients and their fami-lies.”

Area South Dakota agenciesreceiving 2010 grants are:

• Avera St. Benedict HealthCenter, Parkston, for breasthealth awareness, educationand screenings for ruralwomen.

• Platte Health Care CenterAvera, Platte, for breast healthawareness, education andscreenings for up to 15 ruralwomen.

• Yankton Rural HealthEducation Center, Yankton, forthe training of four rural healthcare providers from Yanktonand Sturgis who will providebreast health education in 15rural communities across thestate.

The South Dakota Affiliate ofthe Komen Foundation will holdits third annual Race for theCure on Sept. 26, in Vermillion.Funds raised through this eventare used to support programslike those listed above. Formore information about grantopportunities or the SouthDakota Race for the Cure visitwww.komensouthdakota.com orcall 605-990-2873.

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