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“Colorful, student driven art project” “Make each day your master-piece,” is the message put up over the wings art project at the Willow Lake School. “It was a fun art project where the kids took control,” stated art class distance learning monitor Melissa Terhark, who oversees the classroom for distance learning art teacher April Rusche of De Smet. “It turned out to be a very colorful student driven art project,” contin-ued Terhark. “We put it up in the hallway by the front offi ce, so all of the elemen-tary will walk by it as they go to

lunch.” The idea behind it, is a photo opportunity where one can put up their arms to look like they actual-ly have wings of their own as they stand in front of the artwork. Art III students at WLHS are McKenzie Kretzschmar, McKen-na Kretzschmar, Erica Juntunen, Ky Castle and Duane Pedersen. They acquired the help from Willow Lake’s K-5th grade students to col-or in the feathers, so it turned out being a real collaborative art proj-ect in the end. “We will leave it up for while to

make sure all of the students get a chance to have their picture taken with a wingspan,” stated Terhark. “It’s up to the teachers on how and when they will be doing that, but we will make sure it’s up long enough for everyone to be able to take their turn.” The two big wings are connected at the center. One stands in front of the connecting piece with arms outstretched and up to get the full effect. “The ‘wings on the wall’ will be there for a while yet,” ended Ter-hark.

By the end of the school day last Friday, a pair of colorful wings, for photo opportunities, ended up on the hallway wall of the Willow Lake School. The wings project ended up being a collaborative project with K-5th grade students helping color in the feath-

ers constructed by Art III students. Art students above by the fi nished project, left to right are, Duane Pedersen, McKenzie Kretzschmar, Erica Juntunen, McKenna Kretzschmar and Ky Cas-tle.

The Willow Lake School District 12-3

Send Application, Resume, Letter of Interest & 3 Current Letters of Reference to: Chris Lee Superintendent, Willow Lake School District 12-3, 400 Garfi eld Ave., Willow Lake, SD 57278

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER The Willow Lake School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, national origin or disabilities.

has the following open positions:Head Custodian: Qualifi cations: High School Diploma. Job requirements include but not limited to: attention to detail; basic computer skills; the abil-ity to lift at least 50 pounds; daily, seasonal and routine maintenance (snow removal, mowing, etc…); ability to work well independently and with oth-ers; supervise other custodial staff members; routine cleaning/disinfecting; experience preferred, but willing to train. Other qualifi cations as established by the District. Work Schedule: 40 hrs./week Closing Date: Open Until Filled Benefi ts include: 100% paid single health insurance, South Dakota Retire-ment, life insurance benefi t, vacation leave, sick leave, paid holidays

School Bus Driver: Class B CDL(preferred) with school bus and passenger endorsements, must be 21 or older, have a clean driving record and pass a background check, DOT physical and drug/alcohol test.

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Willow Lake School Board to meet on Monday The Willow Lake School Board District #12-3 will meet in regu-lar session at 7:00 p.m. on Mon-day, February 8, 2021 in the Willow Lake School Library. Along with routine business the board will discuss: approve textbook surplus list at no value; approve the Title IX policy; bud-get timelines; School and Public Lands apportionment information; Clean Diesel grant; approve nation-al bus bid from North Central Bus & Equipment, Inc., old gym lock-

er rooms, bathrooms and coaches room areas; science room; hear reports from: superintendent/prin-cipal/curriculum director, activ-ity director report, NESC Co-op updates; executive session for personnel, student; approve K-12 principal/curriculum/testing coor-dinator contract for 2021-2022; approve business manager contract for 2021-2022; next regular meeting will be March 8, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. in the Willow Lake School Library.

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✟ Willow Lake Church News Willow Lake Evangelical Luther-an Church, Pastor Randy Bader- February 3 & 10, 4:00 p.m. Tri-Par-ish Youth Confi rmation Bible Study onlineFebruary 7, 9:30 a.m. Tri-Parish Chil-dren’s Bible Hour Online, 10:45 a.m. In-the-Sanctuary worship with per-sonal distancing and Drive-In-Service with audio FM broadcasting, Worship will also be live streamed. Thursdays - Weekly service at 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on ITC Cable Channel #156 __________ Lake Gospel Church, Willow Lake, Pastor Steven Johnson - February 7, 9:30 a.m. Worship service at the church __________Grace Lutheran Church, Willow Lake, Pastor LeRoy Boender, Interim & Student Pastor Colin Beveridge- February 7, 10:30 a.m. Worship, 4:00 p.m. Community Youth Group meets at the Bryant Community CenterCheck parish website for online ser-vices __________Good Hope Lutheran Church, Pastor LeRoy Boender, Interim & Student Pastor Colin Beveridge- February 7, 10:30 a.m. Worship Check parish website for online ser-vices ___________ Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Vienna, Pastor LeRoy Boender,

Interim & Student Pastor ColinBeveridge- February 7, 8:30 a.m. Worship, 4:00p.m. Community Youth Group meets at the Bryant Community CenterFebruary 8, 1:00 p.m. Quilting at thechurchCheck parish website for online ser-vices __________ Our Redeemer Lutheran Churchin Bryant, Pastor LeRoy Boender, Interim & Student Pastor ColinBeveridge-February 3, 8:00 a.m. Prairie Prayersand Bible Study, 1:00 p.m. Quilting, 4:00 p.m. Confi rmation, 7:00 p.m.Parish Council meetingFebruary 7, 8:30 a.m. Worship, 4:00p.m. Community Youth Group meets at the Bryant Community Center February 10, 8:00 a.m. PrairiePrayers and Bible Study, 1:00 p.m.Quilting, 4:00 p.m. Confi rmationCheck parish website for online ser-vices __________St. Mary Catholic Church, Bry-ant, Father Richard Baumberger- Sunday Mass - 11:30 a.m. _____________Carpenter United MethodistChurch, Carpenter, Pastor Bren-da Wicks - February 7, 9:00 a.m. In church wor-ship and Drive-In-Service with audiobroadcasting __________

Clark-Willow Lake, at 5-8, has seven regular season games re-maining before region tournament time, three weeks from now. This week is a week against a pair of ranked opponents, Aberdeen Roncalli, Thursday, at Clark and Hamlin, next Tuesday, at Hamlin. On Saturday, the Cyclones play an opponent from the Dak 12 confer-ence in the NEC/DAK 12 Challenge.Clark-WL 63 Deuel 39 A well-balanced scoring attack helped lead Clark-Willow Lake to a 63-39 NEC and Lake Central Con-ference win Thursday, at Willow Lake. Jada Burke scored 17 points and Alicia Vig 15 to lead the Cyclones. Chayla Vig and Kayla Jordan each added seven points for Clark-Wil-low Lake, now 5-8 overall, 3-2 in the NEC and 1-3 in the LCC. Burke contributed six rebounds and fi ve assists. Haley Winter had 13 points, Har-ley Hennings 10 and Emma Ha-mann nine for the Cardinals. Hen-nings also snared four rebounds. Said Cyclone head coach Sam Williams of the victory, “I think the

story of this game was our shooting offensively. I thought this was our best game shooting the ball all sea-son and the closest we’ve gotten so far to our true potential offensively. We have seen this team in practice plenty of times, but we were fi nally able to show it during the second half of this game. “We had a very balanced scoring attack against Deuel which is good to see. The standout had to be Ali-cia Vig, who went 6-7 from the fi eld, 3-3 from the free-throw line, and ended with 15 points. Talk about an effi cient night for Alicia! Jada Burke lead us in scoring with 17, while adding nine rebounds and six assists. Chayla Vig and Kayla Jor-dan had nice nights, adding seven points a piece.”Clark-Willow Lake 63 Jada Burke 6 5-6 17, Alicia Vig 6 0-0 15, Chayla Vig 3 0-0 7, Kayla Jordan 3 0-1 7, Musonda Kabwe 2 0-0 5, Maggie Hovde 2 0-0 4, Charity Kabwe 1 1-2 4, Allison Kannegieter 0 2-2 2, Haylee Tor-manen 1 0-0 2. Totals 24 8-11 63.Deuel 39 Haley Winter 5 0-0 13, Harley Hen-nings 4 2-2 10, Emma Hamann 3 1-1 9, Jalyn Bury 1 0-0 3, Josie Anderson 1 0-0

2. Totals 15 6-21 39.Clark-WL 19 28 51 63Deuel 10 24 29 39 Three-point goals - CWL 7 (A. Vig 3, C. Vig, Jordan, M. Kabwe, C. Kabwe), Deuel 6 (Winter 3, Hamann 2, Bury). Rebounds - CWL 20 (Burke 6), Deuel 18 (Hennings 4).Clark-WL 67 Tiospa Zina 52 This was a game that seemed closer than the fi nal spread of 15 would indicate. Clark-Willow Lake defeated Tiospa Zina 67-52, in NEC play, Tuesday, at Willow Lake. Leading 30-19 at halftime, Tio-spa Zina closed the gap to 47-38 at the end of three quarters and Tio-spa Zina scored the fi rst two fourth quarter baskets before the Lady Cy-clones went on a run to close out the game. “Tiospa Zina came in with a much improved team from last year that played hard and gave us fi ts from the start,” said coach Williams. “Number four, Omariya Bernard really impressed us on fi lm, and she didn’t disappoint in the game, as she took over the fi rst half for TZ. I was happy with how our girls were able to execute the defensive adjustments we made at halftime,

which really slowed them down and allowed us to stretch out the lead in the second half. Charity Kabwe led us on the offensive end of the fl oor with 18 points and seven rebounds. On the defensive end, I was really impressed with Jaycie Forbes, Kay-la Jordan and Musonda Kabwe, as they were tasked with guarding TZ’s best player and did an excel-lent job with that. Overall it was a great team win!”Clark-Willow Lake 67 Haylee Tormanen 1 0-0 2, Musonda Kabwe 4 0-0 9, Maggie Hovde 2 1-2 5, Charity Kabwe 6 3-5 18, Chayla Vig 3 2-2 8, Jada Burke 3 3-6 9, Alicia Vig 4 0-0 10, Summer Seefeldt 1 0-0 3, Kayla Jordan 1 0-2 3. Totals 25 9-17 67.Clark-WL 18 30 47 67Tiospa Zina 12 19 38 52 Three-point goals - CWL 8 (C. Kabwe 3, A. Vig 2, M. Kabwe, Seefeldt, Jordan).

Coming off a pair of wins on the week, the Lady Cyclones will face two rated Class A teams this coming week as well as an opponent at Madi-son, Saturday, in the NEC/DAK 12 Challenge. A determined Jada Burke, left, led the Cyclones with 17 points against Deuel, Thursday, at Willow Lake. Chayla Vig, right, added seven.

Photos by Heather Jordan

Cyclones down Deuel and Tiospa Zina last week

CLARK COUNTYNOTICE OF PUBLIC

HEARING BY THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

ON A CONDITIONAL USE REQUEST

Notice is hereby given that a pub-lic hearing will be held by the Clark County Board of Adjustment on Tues-day, February 16, 2021 at 9:00 A.M. in the Clark County Courthouse to consider in full or in part the follow-ing conditional use application by Asphalt Paving and Materials Com-pany on property owned by Triple C Properties described as: Southeast Quarter of Section 18 Township 115N Range 57W (Merton Township) in Clark County, South Dakota •A Conditional Use Permit Pur-suant to Section 2.04.04.4: Asphalt Mixing Plant; and pursuant to Sec-tion 2.09.04.02.1: All conditional uses allowed in underlying districts which do not pose a potential risk to ground-water resources… The applicant is requesting to temporarily operate an asphalt batch plant. Based on uncertainty surrounding Covid-19 special protocols will be in place for those physically attending this meeting. The physical location of this meeting is at the Clark Coun-ty Courthouse, 200 N. Commercial Street, Clark. Since it may be easier to remotely participate, this meet-ing will also be held virtually over a tele-conference platform. All per-sons interested in this matter may register to be heard before the Board of Adjustment during said hearing. Instructions on how to listen, view and/or participate in the hearing on-line or telephonically may be found at http://association.1stdistrict.org/clark-county-board-of-adjustment/. If it is your intent to participate in the public hearing, in-person or remotely, please contact the Zoning Officer by noon on Friday, February 12, 2021 to make arrangements. The application and other associ-ated written materials are available for public review at the following web-site: http://association.1stdistrict.org/clark-county-board-of-adjustment/ Written comments may be filed with the Zoning Officer by noon on Friday, February 12, 2021. Please contact the Zoning Officer at 605-532-3751 to make arrangements to sub-mit written materials before then. No materials will be placed on the above website after 5 p.m. on Friday, Febru-ary 12, 2021.

Jarvis ReidburnClark County Zoning Officer

Published once at total approximate cost of $25.49.

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