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Winter 2018-19Sports Preview

The Flandreau wrestling squad returns a pair of state tournament qualifiers and will depend on its experienced team members dur-ing the 2018-19 season.

“We will be able to fill out most of the lower weight classes and the two upper weights,” said first-year head coach Derek Gen-zlinger. “We have some quality wrestlers in our upper grades and I expect them to make high con-tributions this year.”

Junior Hunter Witte made it to state at 113 pounds a year ago, while freshman Caleb Dietrich was a qualifier at 106.

“We are extremely young, with most of our team being junior high kids,” added Gen-

zlinger. “Having only one junior and one sophomore (Braden Pe-ters at 285) on the team will make it hard to compete in duals and tournaments.”

The Fliers went 7-10 in duals last season and finished with four state qualifiers.

Flandreau graduated Michael Witte (third place at 145), Bren-dan Ten Eyck and Preston Keith.

“This will be a rebuilding year team wise for us, so the develop-ment of our athletes will be huge throughout the year,” noted Gen-zlinger. “More than half of our team is junior high wrestlers or first-year wrestlers, so one of our main goals is to retain those kids to keep building the program.

Front: Kolby Peters, Tanner Christenson, Chase Reed, Sergio Morales, Brayden Peters. Back, Dylan Christenson, Brayden Wiese, Brendan Peterson, Hunter Witte, Caleb Pitsenberger, Caleb Dietrich, Gary Moose. Not pictured is Damon Bruguier.

WrestlingHead Coach • 1st yearDerek GenzlingerAssistant: Cody Chamblin

Saturday, Dec. 1WR Fliers host Booster Club trny 10

Friday, Dec. 7BB DH Fliers at Chester 6:15BB DH Hawks at DRSM

Saturday, Dec. 8WR Fliers at Howard trny 10:00

Tuesday, Dec. 11WR Fliers at MCM Quad, Salem 5:00BB DH Flilers host Tea Area 6:15GBB Hawks host Canistota

Thursday, Dec. 13BB DH Fliers at Beresford 6:30BB Hawks host Garretson

Sports Calendar______________________

Notice of Vacancies_______________________

Notice of Hearing_______________________NOTICE OF HEARING ON SOUTH DAKOTA VALUE ADDED FINANCE

AUTHORITY AGRICULTURALDEVELOPMENT REVENUE BOND

LIVESTOCK NUTRIENTMANAGEMENT BOND PROGRAM

The South Dakota Value Added Fi-nance Authority (Authority) will hold a Public hearing on the 20th day of De-cember, 2018 at the South Dakota De-partment of Agriculture, 523 E. Capitol Avenue, Foss Building, Third Floor, Pierre, South Dakota 57501 at 8:00 a.m. CST. The hearing is on the pro-posal for the Authority to issue an Agri-cultural Development Revenue Bond, for the Project identified below, in the maximum principal amount indicated. The proceeds of the Bond shall be loaned to the Borrower named below (who will be the owner and operator of the Project) for the purpose of financ-ing a portion of the cost of the Project described below.

Livestock Nutrient Management Bond Project Number: 6-0035. Proj-ect: To assist in the construction of a livestock nutrient management system for a swine facility. Maximum Principal: $329,000.00 Owner/Op-erator: Seven Pigs, LLC, 1509 South Tama Street Suite 12 Rock Rapids, IA 51246. Location: 47292 238th Street Dell Rapids, SD 57022. Tract 1 of Schmidt’s Addition in the Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) of Section 31, Town-ship 106 North, Range 49 West of the 5th Principal Meridian, Moody County, South Dakota.

The Bond, when issued, will be a limited obligation of the Authority and will not constitute a general obligation or indebtedness of the State of South Dakota or any political subdivision thereof, and shall not be payable in any amount by taxation, but the Bond will be payable solely and only from amount received from the Borrower, named above under a Loan Agree-ment between the Authority and the Borrower, the obligation of which will be sufficient to pay the principal of, interest and redemption premium, if any, on the Bond as and when it shall become due.

At the time and place fixed for the hearing, all individuals who appear will be given an opportunity to express their views for or against the proposal to issue the Bond for the purpose of financing the Project, and all written comments previously filed with the South Dakota Value Added Finance Authority, 523 East Capitol Avenue, Pierre, SD 57501, will be considered. Additional information regarding the Project described above may be ob-tained by contacting the Authority at the address shown above.

Any individual affected by the above described Project may, at or prior to the scheduled time for the aforemen-tioned hearing on said Project, file a written request with the Authority that a local hearing be held on the propos-al to issue the Bond to finance said Project. A local hearing, if requested, would be conducted in the county where the Project is located.

Notice is further given to individu-als with disabilities that this hearing is being held in a physically accessible place. Please notify the Authority at the above address within 48 hours of the public hearing if you have special needs for which this agency will need to make arrangements. The telephone number for making special arrange-ments is (605) 773-5436.

Terri LaBrie, Executive DirectorSouth Dakota Value Added Finance

AuthorityPublished once at a cost of $35.72

NOTICE OF VACANCIES ANDFILING DEADLINE

East Dakota Water Development District

The following office will become va-cant on December 31, 2018, due to the expiration of the present term of office of the elective director.

Director 3 representing the cities of Brookings, Elkton, and Aurora in Brookings County; Elkton, Medary, Parnell, and Trenton townships in Brookings County; and all of Moody County.

Nominating petitions may be ob-tained from:

1. East Dakota Water Development District, 132B Airport Avenue, Brook-ings, SD 57006, (605) 688-6741; and

2. Brookings County Finance Of-fice, 314 Sixth Avenue, Brookings, SD 57006, (605) 696-8250.

The petitions must be filed with the East Dakota Water Development Dis-trict, 132B Airport Avenue, Brookings, SD 57006.

The vacancy will be filled by ap-pointment by the District Board of Di-rectors at their meeting on January 9, 2019. Any petition to be considered at that meeting must be received by January 4, 2019. If no qualified nomi-nating petitions have been filed by that date, the Board will continue to accept nominating petitions until one or more is received. The Board will then fill the vacancy by appointment at a subse-quent meeting, provided that the peti-tions are received at least three work-ing days prior to the meeting.

The appointed director will serve the balance of the unexpired Director 3 term, which will expire on December 31, 2022.

(November 21, December 5, 2018)Published two times at a cost of $31.46

FlandreauSchool District_______________________

FLANDREAU SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 50-3 SPECIAL SCHOOL

BOARD MEETINGNovember 26, 2018

The Board of Education of the Flan-dreau School District No. 50-3, Flan-dreau, Moody County, South Dakota, met in special session in the Middle School conference room at 6:00 p.m. Board members Kari Burggraff, Kevin Christenson, Darren Hamilton, Jamie Hemmer, Brian Johnson, Kelly Kontz and Tom Stenger were present. Su-perintendent Rick Weber, Business Managers Lisa Sanderson and Stacey VanBeek were also present.

The Pledge of Allegiance was re-cited.

11-084.18 Motion by Burggraff, seconded by Hamilton to approve the agenda. All voted aye.

Visitors to the meeting: Brenda Wade-Schmidt.

Open forum – no topics were ad-dressed.

The special meeting was called for the purpose of long term strategic financial planning. Topics of informa-tion/discussion included: current en-rollment, enrollment projections, staff growth, SE child count, fund balances, budget, expenditure and revenue re-ports, long-term debt, etc.

11-085.18 Motion by Hamilton, seconded by Burggraff authorizing an executive session of the Board in accordance with SDCL 1-25-2 regard-ing (1) personnel. All voted aye. The Board thereupon went into execu-tive session at 7:19 p.m. All matters having been considered, President Stenger declared the executive ses-sion over. The Board resumed in open session at 7:25 p.m.

There being no further busi-ness, the meeting was declared ad-journed by President Stenger at 7:26 p.m.

Tom Stenger, PresidentLisa Sanderson, Business ManagerFlandreau School District #50-3Published once at the approximate cost of $18

MOODY COUNTY UNAPPROVED MINUTES OF

November 20, 2018The Moody County Commissioners

met in regular session on Tuesday, No-vember 20, 2018 in the County Com-missioners’ Room of the Courthouse at 9:00 AM, with the following members present: Chairman Jerry Doyle, Rick Veldkamp, Tom Ehrichs, Dan Miles, and Carla Bruning, with Kristina Krull, Auditor as Clerk of the Board. Also present was Marty Skroch, Commis-sion Assistant, Brenda Wade Schmidt, Moody County Enterprise and Paul Lewis, States Attorney.

Chairman Doyle called the meeting to order. Motion by Bruning, seconded by Ehrichs to approve the agenda. All voted “aye”. Motion by Miles, sec-onded by Veldkamp to approve the fol-lowing consent agenda with all voting “aye”:

Minutes: November 8, 2018Personnel: One year step increase

Chad Urban, Heavy Equipment Grade 14/Step C $16.23/hr effective Novem-ber 26, 2018

Motion by Veldkamp, seconded by Ehrichs to adjourn to conduct busi-ness as Board of Adjustment at 9:08 AM. All voted “aye”. Motion by Brun-ing, seconded by Veldkamp to adjourn to conduct business as the Joint Board of Commissioners and Planning at 9:18 AM. All voted “aye”. Motion by Veldkamp, seconded by Ehrichs to approve the minutes from November 8, 2018. All voted “aye”. Kendra Eng, Zoning Administrator reviewed two plats with the Board. Motion by Miles, seconded by Veldkamp to approve the following plat resolution, with all mem-bers voting “aye”:

COUNTY COMMISSION“BE IT RESOLVED by the County

Commission of Moody County, South Dakota, that the plat of TRACT 1 OF GROOS ADDITION, AN ADDITION IN THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 107 NORTH, RANGE 50 WEST OF THE 5TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, MOODY COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA, be and the same is hereby approved.

I hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the resolution duly passed by the County Commission, at a meeting held on the date adopted.

Adopted this 20th day of November, 2018.

Kristina KrullCounty AuditorMoody County, South DakotaMotion by Ehrichs, seconded by

Veldkamp to approve the following plat resolution, with all members vot-ing “aye”:

COUNTY COMMISSION“BE IT RESOLVED by the County

Commission of Moody County, South Dakota, that the plat of TRACT 1 OF THOMS-RUDOLPH ADDITION, AN ADDITION IN THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 18, TOWN-SHIP 106 NORTH, RANGE 50 WEST OF THE 5TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, MOODY COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA, be and the same is hereby approved.

I hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the resolution duly passed by the County Commission, at a meeting held on the date adopted.

Adopted this 20th day of November, 2018.

Kristina KrullCounty AuditorMoody County, South DakotaMotion by Ehrichs, seconded by

Veldkamp to adjourn and resume regular session at 9:33 AM. All voted “aye”.

Terry Albers, Emergency Manager met with the Board. Motion by Miles, seconded by Bruning to approve the Courthouse Emergency Plan. All vot-ed “aye”. Motion by Ehrichs, second-ed by Bruning to authorize Chairman Doyle to sign the grant application for the Predisaster Mitigation Plan. All voted “aye”.

Marc Blum, Highway Superinten-dent met with the Board. Motion by Veldkamp, seconded by Miles to ap-prove the steel purchase for the Alli-ance bridge and Lease project. All vot-ed “aye”. Motion by Miles, seconded by Veldkamp, to approve the purchase of two fuel pumps from Dockendorf Equipment, for $14969.16. All voted “aye”. Motion by Bruning, seconded by Ehrichs to authorize Chairman Doyle to sign the software contract with Dware Inc. All voted “aye”. Blum informed the Board he implemented the Highway Department winter hours 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday through

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Friday, starting November 19, 2018. Blum gave an update on current

bridge projects. The Ward Road Bridge, 51-100-030 should be open by the end of November and fully completed in 2019. The Gullickson Bridge, 51-130-044 should be com-pleted by the end of December. The Teal Bridge, 51-090-012 is completed and open. The Doyle Bridge, 51-170-078 will hopefully be completed by the end of December. If project is not complete a temporary crossing will be installed.

Motion by Bruning, seconded by Miles to enter into Executive Session pursuant to SDCL 1-25-2, at 10:48 AM. Reason: personnel/legal. All voted “aye”. Motion by Ehrichs, sec-onded by Miles to resume regular ses-sion at 11:15 AM. All voted “aye”.

Marty Skroch, Commission Assis-tant met with the Board. Discussion was held on the Colman-Egan School holding 50/50 raffles during basketball games, The Moody Count Commis-sion did not pass a resolution to ob-ject to the raffles. Motion by Bruning, seconded by Veldkamp to hire Robert Severude, Part Time Deputy at Grade 16/Step G at $18.17/hr effective No-vember 20, 2018. All voted “aye”. Mo-tion by Veldkamp, seconded by Miles to move the first Commissioner Meet-ing in January to January 3, 2019. All voted “aye”. Motion by Ehrichs, sec-onded by Veldkamp to hold a special meeting December 28, 2018 at 9:00 AM. All voted “aye”. Discussion was held on the Ambulance department. The department will remain at 3 full-time employees and fill shifts with part-time employees. Motion by Veld-kamp, seconded by Bruning to ad-vertise to hire a Part-time Paramedic/EMT. All voted “aye”.

Motion by Veldkamp, seconded by Ehrichs to approve the following claims and issue warrants, all voted “aye”: General: A&B Business, supplies 52.51, AT&T Mobility, teletype 24.25, Avera/Flandreau Medical Center, sup-plies/blood alcohol 1131.11, Kathleen Baker, precinct worker 170.00, Barnes & Noble, publications 238.28, Bren-da Doyle, precinct worker 175.00, Brookings City, waste 40.92, Bruning & Lewis Law Firm, office expense 2913.84, Carol Bain, precinct worker 170.00, Nancy Carlsrud, precinct workers 175.00, Centurylink, utilities 442.94, City of Colman, polling place 50.00, City of Flandreau, polling place 50.00, Darcy Lockwood, services 15.00, Arlyce Derdall, precinct work-er 170.00, Diane Johnson, precinct worker 170.00, Diane Olson, precinct worker 170.00, Dust-tex, cleaning supplies 181.91, Egan Senior Citizens Center, polling place 50.00, Elections Software Systems, supplies 2223.63, Engs Services, solid waste disposal 340.00, Toni Erickson, precinct work-er 170.00, Gabriel Frias, interpreter 75.00, Glenda Halter, precinct worker 170.00, Linda Goetz, resolution board 33.00, Graham Tire, tires 309.80, Gwenda Gullickson, precinct worker 170.00, James Haugaard, precinct worker 170.00, Mark Katterhagen, services 15.00, Carol Kiecksee, pre-cinct worker 140.00, Kimberly Nelson, precinct worker 184.24, Lynette Klein, precinct worker 135.00, Susan Kontz, precinct worker 190.54, Lewis Drug, supplies 143.48, Lucy Lewno, servic-es 247.97, Matheson, supplies 27.51, Mcleod’s, supplies 206.99, Minne-haha Auditor, services 503.20, Jurors, juror fees 544.28, Nancy Nelson, ct apt atry 427.70, Patricia Hartsel, transcript 133.00, Bob Pesall, ct apt atry 4600.00, Pitney Bowes, postage meter lease 253.38, Lisa Sanderson, counting board 33.00, Sandra Har-ris, precinct worker 170.00, Santel, data processing/equipment lease 3464.50, SD Public Assurance Al-liance, insurance 1348.04, SDML Workers Comp Fund, work comp in-surance 14814.15, Cynthia Sheppard, precinct worker 175.04, Trent Town, polling place 50.00, Vast, utilities 46.45, Troy Wellman, reimbursement 7.00, Amy Whitman, precinct worker 170.00, Marsha Wiese, resolution board 33.00, Yankton County Sher-iff, service 50.00. Highway: Bowes, crushed gravel 987.91, C&B Opera-tions, repairs 11.30, Chad Urban, CDL renewal 35.00, Dust-tex, cleaning supplies 217.15, Eng Services, solid waste disposal 100.00, I-State Truck Center, repairs 71.18, Johnson Broth-ers Excavation, sand 304.24, L.G. Everist, crushed quartz 582.98, Sani-tation Products, repairs 10.48, Santel,

equipment lease 60.00, SDML Work-ers Comp Fund, work comp insurance 17031.85, Transource, repairs 89.64, True North Steel, bridge improvement 24832.75, Vast, utilities 289.90. 911: Centurylink, utilities 383.13. Emer-gency Management: Santel, equip-ment lease 80.00. Water Conserva-tion: EDWDD, October apportioning 8343.42.

Motion by Miles, seconded by Bruning to adjourn at 11:55 AM. All voted “aye”.

Jerry DoyleMoody County Commission

ChairmanKristina KrullMoody County AuditorPublished once the approximate cost of $87

MOODY COUNTYNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BY

THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTON A JUNKYARD/SALVAGE YARD

Notice is hereby given that a Pub-lic Hearing will be held on Tuesday, December 18th, 2018 at 9:10 AM in Commissioner Chambers of the Moody County Courthouse located at 101 E. Pipestone Avenue in Flan-dreau, South Dakota to discuss the current junkyard/salvage yard:

Land owner, Bernie Opland, will be meeting with the Board of Adjust-ment to discuss the current junkyard/salvage yard, township road right-of-way, and the fence that was to be constructed. Property described as the N-908’ E-743’ in the SE¼ Sec-tion 34, Clare Township. All persons interested may appear and be heard before the Board of Adjustment at said hearing or may file written comments with the Moody County Auditor at 101 E. Pipestone Avenue, Flandreau, SD 57028 prior to said hearing. Published once at the approximate cost of $11

MOODY COUNTYNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BY

THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTON A PROPOSED VARIANCE

Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, De-cember 18th, 2018 at

9:10 AM in Commissioner Cham-bers of the Moody County Courthouse located at 101 E. Pipestone Avenue in Flandreau, South Dakota to consider the following proposed variance:

Applicant: Kenneth Van Dyke – Variance #2018-29 requesting a 33’ variance to allow a machine shed closer to the road. Property legal de-scription is NW-1/4 Section. 20, Town-ship 107 North, Rang 47 West. All persons interested may appear and be heard before the Board of Adjust-ment at said hearing or may file writ-ten comments with the Moody County Auditor at 101 E. Pipestone Avenue, Flandreau, SD 57028 prior to said hearing. Published once at the approximate cost of $11

Moody County Bd. of AdjustmentHearing Notices______________________________________________

Bole-Mor Lanes,Pipestone

Tuesday NightLynnette’s Ladies League

Postponed due to weather

Wednesday NightThree Eye Men’s League

Week 11Hank’s Foods 8-0Mark’s Electric 7-1American Legion 4-4B&B RV Storage 3-5Greg’s Welding 3-5Winter Group 3-5Bole_mor Lans 2-6The Educators 1-7High Game: Steve Kor 224, Bob

Buffington 223, Brad VanDyke 220High Series: Marv Hilgemann

577, VanDyke 570, Buffington 536Team High Scratch Game: Hank’s

935, Legion 882, Mark’s 820Team High Scratch Series:

Hank’s 2541, Winter 2423, Legion 2372

Bowling Scores______________________

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“We do have some quality kids at weights and our goal is to

get four to state again this year.”Flandreau’s season-opening

tourney scheduled for Dec. 1, was cancelled due to the weather.