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JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL

Andes Central Jr. High Volleyball team traveled to Wagner for a Jr High Volleyball Tournament on Saturday September 24. Teams included, Avon. Lake Andes, Wagner, Bon Homme, Gregory, Burke, Hanson and Parker. Final results were: 7th grade: 1st Parker, 2nd Bon Homme, 3rd Wagner B, 4th Avon, 5th Hanson, 6th Gregory, 7th Burke, 8th Wagner C.8th grade: 1st Avon, 2nd AC/DC, 3rd Burke, 4th Parker, 5th Hanson, 6th Gregory, 7th Wagner A, 8th Bon Homme.Photos by Jan Martin..

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MARCINE SCHOENFISH

Marcine Schoenfish, age 79, of Menno, died Saturday, September 17, 2022 at Avera McKennanHospitalinSioux Falls.

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DALE 'PETE' TALSMA

Funeral services for Dale “Pete” Talsma, 78, of Springfield were held Friday, September 23 at Pete’s barn on thefarmatSpringfield.Burial followed in the Pioneer Cemetery,ruralSpringfield, with military honors. Peters FuneralHomeinSpringfield was in charge of arrangements.

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4-H SOUP KITCHEN/ RECONITION EVENT

The Bon Homme 4-H ClubswillhosttheirAnnual SoupKitchenonSunday, October 16th at the 4-H Grounds in Tyndall from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m Soups, sandwiches and desserts will be served! Recognition Event will tie into the Soup Kitchen, beginning at 1:00 p.m.

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DO YOU REMEMBER?

ServiceswereheldforVirginia Reigle, 86 of Running Water.

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NATIONAL 4-H WEEK IS OCTOBER 2-8

National 4-H Week is October 2-8, 2022 and coincides with the new 4-H year! Learn by doing with your friends in a fun and safe setting. Do you have a hobby or an interest that you would like to learn about? Photography, stargazing, cake decorating, rocketry, sewing, etc.… Do you enjoy being with yourfriends?Joina4-Hclubwhereyoucanlearnaboutyour interests while having fun, improving your communication skills, and serving your community.

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OUR RURAL WAY OF LIFE

When I first ran for Governor, South Dakota needed new opportunities. For years, our economic growth had not kept up with the nation. Young South Dakotans weretoooftenleavingourstate to pursue college or a career. Cities like Sioux Falls were growing, but our rural communities were slowly falling behind.

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