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September’s Avon Veteran of the Month is Ralph Andersh. Andersh served for 20 years of active duty in the Navy. He is a Veteran of the Gulf War and Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm. At the young age of 17, Andersh enlisted in the Navy on November of 1978, but was not actually active duty until August 28th, 1979 when he turned 18. Andersh had a choice from three different locations as to where he wanted to attend basic training. He had the choose between Orlando, FL; San Diego, CA; and Great Lakes, IL. Andersh chose to attend basic training in Orlando. After basic training came Navy A School, where he was trained as a Navy Quartermaster. AQuartermasterintheNavyhasmanydutiesincluding being responsible for the safe navigation of the ship; bridge watch duty; find, fix, use and stow navigational and oceanographic charts and publications; monitor and record the weather; ensure that there is reliable communication with other vessels and land stations; maintain navigational instruments and keep correct navigational time; performs honor ceremonies; send and receive visual messages; etc.
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Read moreAvon Cross Country team competed at the Beresford meet Friday. Results from the meet are:
Read moreAvon Pirates traveled to Sioux Falls Friday to face off with Sioux Falls Lutheran where they took the win 58-8.
Read moreFor the first time in Labor Day HISTORY, the Wagner Labor Day Committee is proud to announce the....
Read moreRobert “Bob” Hegdahl, age 84, of Yankton, died on Monday, August 26 at Avera Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton, surrounded by his family.
Read moreFuneral services for Levi Medicine Horn, 54, of Lake Andes, were Monday, August 26 at the YST South Gym in Wagner. Burial was in the Greenwood Presbyterian Cemetery. Peters Funeral Home in Wagner was in charge of arrangements.
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