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A Publication of Ravellette Publications, Inc., Philip, South Dakota 57567. The Official Newspaper of Haakon County, South Dakota. Copyright 1981.

Number 30Volume 106

March 15, 2012

Part 2 on the 1944 B-29 crash near

Philip.

by Mike Wadeand Garth Wade

Arthur Joseph Liberi lay on theSouth Dakota prairie, his para-chute around him.

He had been thrown out of a B-29 bomber cruising at 21,000 feetwhen the engine of another B-29sliced its tail off.

While on the ground Liberiheard a voice: Is he dead?

Liberi answered: I dont thinkso.

It was Sept. 28, 1944. Eight ofhis 10 fellow crewmen died whenthe two pieces of their SuperFortress crashed, seven trapped inthe front section, one in the severedtail.

Blister gunner William S. Claryparachuted safely. Liberi and Clarycelebrated their good fortune witha hug after ranchers near the tinytown of Philip, S.D., got them to-gether near the fallen bomberstail.

Both would face death severalmore times before World War IIended the following August.

Clary, now 87, lives in Gaffney,S.C.

Ninety-year-old Liberi resides inMount Laurel, N.J.

The Philadelphia native gradu-ated high school in 1940 just intime to go to war. He yearned to bea fighter pilot but was turned downbecause of a minor eye condition.

Later, Uncle Sams draft senthim to schools in Chicago andFlorida so he could operate radaron a B-29.

He was at his post over SouthDakota about 3 p.m. on that muggylate summer day.

I was half asleep, didnt evenhave the radar on, Liberi said. Heremembered putting on his chuteafter the co-pilot suggested it but

only his shoulder straps, not legstraps.

Suddenly there was nothing butair around him and the differencein air pressure between plane andaltitude threw him into the wildblue.

Everything was hitting me inthe head, he said. Next thing, Iwas floating.

It took a while to pull the rip cordbut the sudden jerk when the para-chute deployed almost pulled it offhis body. Liberi crossed his armstightly to stay in harness, he said.

Took a long time to hit theground.Didnt take Liberi long to go back

to war aboard another B-29 basedat Saipan for bombing missionsover Japan.

He was on his 25th mission whenhistory repeated itself. Liberisbomber was rammed by threeJapanese suicide planes, one hitthe engine, the next hit the fuse-lage and the last took out the tail10 miles off the Japanese shore.

Liberi had to work to get out.First he found the strength to bendsome aluminum angle-iron holdinga camera, then struggled to openthe door, resulting in leg injuries.

Again, he found himself danglingfrom a chute with only the shoul-der straps attached. I didnt do thelegs, he said. And this time, hewas not safe once he pulled the ripcord.

The enemy tried to shoot him ashe hung in his parachute and,thankfully, missed.

There was worse terror, he said.I panicked because I dont knowhow to swim. I popped the life vestbefore I hit the water.

Blood from leg wounds attractedsharks but he was able to climbinto his one-man raft in time. Twoother survivors floated nearby intheir rafts.

The enemy really wanted themdead so another plane dropped adepth charge that failed to do its

job, Liberi said.He was one of four of the crew to

survive. An American submarine, the

Razorback, picked them up andlater transferred the airmen to thesub Dragonet that took them toPearl Harbor.

Clary, the other survivor of thecrash in Sound Dakota was basedon Tinian, three miles from Liberisbase at Saipan. Clary visited his

friend on Saipan right after Liberihad been rescued after his secondcrash.

Art was shaking so bad, hecouldnt light a cigarette, Clarysaid.

Liberis war was over. He wasflown back to Saipan where hestayed from June until Augustwhen the war ended,

He was discharged at San Anto-nio, Texas.Back home, he eventually went towork as a master technician forRCA, fixing radios, TVs and phono-graphs in the Philadelphia NewJersey area. He retired in 1984with 34 years on the job.

Liberi married a lady namedLoretta in 1978. She brought a son,daughter and four grandchildren tothe family.

He says his health is prettygood, thanks to a quadruple heartoperation and carotid artery sur-gery.

He doesnt jump out of airplanesanymore. Crossword puzzles andreading are favorite activities thesedays.

The crash he survived in Japanis chronicled in Chapter 19 ofWilbur H. Morrisons book entitledPoint of No return.

Liberi has a one-word title for hiswar experience: unbelievable.

Liberi second survivor of B-29 crash

by Nancy HaighA supplemental insurance policy

was presented to the HaakonCounty Board of Commissioners attheir March 6 meeting.

Roger Risty, Risty Benefits, Inc.,Sioux Falls, presented to the com-mission an insurance policy backedby Transamerica, an insurancecompany based in San Francisco.

Risty said the policy is one in ad-dition to what the county employ-ees currently have. The policywould cover life, health, and dentalinsurance. Three plans are avail-able through gap, critical illnessand accident. Risty said it wouldsave the county and employeesmoney, and hopefully improve ben-efits. To create savings the de-ductible level would be raised to$5,000.

Risty said $15,000 each year andover $200,000 in five years could behad in savings. He then showed aside by side comparison of the cur-rent plan and the plan with thenew one added. CommissionerNick Konst said this was basicallyinsurance for insurance then.Risty, responded, In essence, yes.

Risty stated that if the countyadded his benefit package, hewould also like to take over as theirWellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield

insurance agent also. His reason-ing was that it makes it easier tocommunicate as claim paperworkhas to be filed for each insuranceportion.

Commissioner Rita OConnellsaid she did not like removingGlenn Parsons as their agent. Shewould like to keep him. Risty saidthat was fine, but it makes theprocess harder. Its just cleaner ifyou have one agent, said Risty.

Commissioner Gary Snook saidhe would visit with Parsons aboutthe proposal.

Kenny Neville, highway superin-tendent, updated the board on hisdepartment. Neville noted theyhave been graveling roads. It isalso the year for bridge inspections.Haakon County has 42 bridgesthat need to be inspected. The com-mission approved to have BroszEngineering, Pierre, do the inspec-tions. He said he was able to get

just one quote for replacing abridge near Gary Nixons. PetoskeConstruction, Midland, placed thequote.

Neville informed the commissionhe will be meeting soon withTrans-Canada representative,Chris Candelaria. The two will re-view approaches into pastures.Neville showed them a copy of an

approach permit that other coun-ties use. Anyone who wants to in-stall an approach has to fill out thepermit which would then be re-viewed by Neville. Up to this pointlandowners have done so verbally.Neville noted some counties chargea fee for the permit. The board ap-proved a resolution instituting thepermit, but there will be no charge.

Neville was approved to attendtwo separate safety meetings in

April.Dick Rockefellow made his an-

nual request for the South Dakota Amateur Baseball Associationsraffle. He noted that a local groupsells the tickets each year, and theyget to keep half the proceeds. Theboard approved the raffle request.

Nancy Neville, informed theboard that lights in the Philips po-lice officers room are overheating,creating a smoke smell. The boardapproved for her to get two quotesand proceed with the lower one.

The board held two executivesessions for personnel. The firstone lasted about 10 minutes. Theboard approved for the treasurersoffice to revert back to one full timeemployee.

The second session lasted for anhour. The board approved to hirean individual for the director of

Insurance benefits discussed by county commission

Grandparents Day ... Thursday, March 8, was the annual mealtime get-together hosted by the Philip elementary students. Cafeteria staff, other schoolstaff and administrators served the meal, as students and their grandparents(or substitute grandparents) ate, chatted and laughed. Some students thenshowed off their classrooms and more recent projects to their special guests.Shown is young Sarah Huston with Susie Martin. Photos by Del Bartels

equalization position. The namewill be released when other appli-cants had been notified.

The board discussed the MarkFoley compensation time issuewith States Attorney Gay Tollefe-son. The board approved a motionto not pay the comp time.

Other items receiving approvalincluded Auditor Pat Freeman toattend a welfare officials workshopin March; the Women, Infants andChildren contract amendment;meeting minutes from February 7,with corrections; special meetingminutes from February 15 and spe-cial meeting minutes from Febru-ary 21, with a correction; andFebruary warrants.

Kit Graham met with the boardfor the sheriffs report. Freemannoted that Deane Dayton, wi thLegislative Audit said the countycannot use a debit card.

The veterans service officers re-port was reviewed.

The board declined a supportpayment to the Capital Area Coun-seling Service.

The board met Tuesday, March13, in regards to the sheriffs posi-tion and attend to other matters.

The commissions next regularmeeting will be Tuesday, April 3, at1:00 p.m.

Grandparents Day ... Shown is young Tara Schofield with Pam Clements.

Pre-school screening... Pat Alvarez with Youth and Family ServicesRural Head Start program checks Kale Petersons vision.

Pre-school screening ... and kindergarten registration were held Monday,March 12, in the Fine Arts Building. Over 20 future students went through thevarious stations. Local law enforcement offered fingerprinting for the parentsrecords. Head Start, Youth and Family Services and the South Dakota Depart-ment of Health helped check each youngsters motor skills, vision, and otherfacets of health and learning. The South Dakota Safety Seat Program also wasavailable. Haakon County Deputy Sheriff Derek Droz is helping Stetson Jonesrecord his fingerprints so his mother, Jenn, can have them with Stetsonsrecords. Photos by Del Bartels

Pre-school screening... Molly Harty works with language pathologistLura Usselman.

by Del BartelsThe monthly meeting of the

Philip Chamber of Commerce wasMonday, March 12.

First, casino night was excel-lent, said Chamber President BritMiller, about the fun night, Satur-day, March 3. The event was used

as an entertainment night forchamber members and potentialmembers, and as a fundraiser. Thechamber netted over $870. Thechamber has donated $750 to theCountry Cupboard food pantry.

Vice President Matt Griffin em-phasized, Its just for fun, really.

He went on to say, We can workour back ends off for a whole week-end or run this for about the samefundraising results.

Ron Larson praised the gamenight and its good attendance. Hepredicted that next years eventwould be even bigger. He stressedthe funds still go to somethinggood, like kids games. The cham-ber has supplied the game materi-als and booth tarps for whicheverorganization operates the kidsgames during Festival Days.

For 2012, the band CountryRush will be playing for the streetdance the night of the MatchedBronc Ride at a cost of $800. Theband, around since 1994, includesStuart Livermont on rhythm guitarand lead vocals. Neal Livermont ondrums and backup vocals, andSteve Livermont on lead guitar andvocalist. They have a new bass gui-tarist.

The chamber is already workingon the schedule and different

events for Festival Days. Chambermember Glenn Parsons said, Ivealways believed in the committeeapproach. He explained thateveryone can and does supply greatideas, but then those ideas donthappen without a committee andits leader taking charge. The cham-ber accepted his suggestion thatcommittee leaders be chosen, thenthat person will make sure the ma-terials and staff are lined up forwhatever chore that particularcommittee will perform. Differentorganizations will be found to sup-ply vendor booths, running thekids games, and other functions.

The Philip Volunteer Fire De-partments water fights were atremendous draw for children of allages. The library will host a break-

Chamber of commerce gearing up for fun, involvementfast the Saturday morning of Fes-tival Days.

For businesses, organizations orindividuals to volunteer for thesame task they did last year or forsomething new this coming sum-mer, contact Miller, Larson or Grif-fin.

Discussion was held on trying toget a carnival in town that week-end. It was also suggested that theFestival Days parade have a yearlytheme, with the intent of increas-ing interest and drawing in evenmore entries.

Ellsworth Air Force Base is giv-ing away used playground equip-ment, with the stipulation beingthe new owners have to providetransportation and labor. Thechamber is looking into this forvarious places in Philip.

In the near future, the chamberwill be sending a small delegationto personally deliver chamber in-formation packets and continue itsgoodwill with the Minuteman Mis-

sile Historic Site administration.The next Philip Chamber of

Commerce meeting will be Mon-day, April 9, at 7:00 p.m. at TheSteakhouse.

The annual District 2 SpringMeeting of the South Dakota

American Legion will be Sunday,March 25, in Rapid City for legion-naires from Haakon, Jackson, Ben-nett, Jones, Mellette, Todd, Custer,Fall River, Pennington and Shan-non counties.

The business session will beginat 1:00 p.m. at the Rapid City Post

#22 post home. A social will follow,and a banquet will be at 5:00 p.m.

Legionnaires will elect districtcommanders for two-year termsand county commanders and dis-trict vice commanders for one-yearterms during the business meeting.

Featured will be post reports ofthe years unusual activities, post

Americanism reports, membershipturn-in, recognition of the District2 Legionnaire of the Year and an

address by State CommanderMark Weinmann, Canton. District2 Commander Dennis Edwards,Rapid City, will conduct the busi-ness session and Rapid City Post

#33 Commander Paul Brankin willbe in charge of local arrangements.

The District 2 auxiliary will holdits meeting at 1:00 p.m. the sameday at the American Legion Post

#22 post home.

American Legion

District 2, March 25


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Hit & Miss March 15, 2012 The Pioneer Review Page 4by Vvan HansenE-ma: [email protected] or [email protected]

Elderly MealsThursday, March 15: Chicken

Marsala, Rosemary Potatoes, Cal-ifornia Veggies, Roll, Fruit Parfait.

Friday, March16: Citrus Salmon, Wild Rice Pilaf,Malibu Veggies, Roll, AmbrosiaCheesecake. Monday, March 19: CranberryGlazed Ham, Squash, Brunswick

Veggies, Corn Muffin, MandarinOranges. Tuesday, March 20: ChickenChardonnay, Wild Rice Pilaf,Caribbean Veggies, Roll, TropicalFruit. Wednesday, March 21: Cook-out Day Hot Dogs, Burgers, Po-tato Salad, Baked Beans, FunshineBars.

Friday evening, March 2, 2012,David Hansen returned from hisover 4,000 mile trip to Bend, Ore.,to the memorial service for the wifeof his brother, Leslie. Thank you,David, for being there for our fam-ily. David liked Leslies place thereat Bend, on the edge of an old pineforest. Tall pines, a runningstream (a branch of the Des ChutesRiver). David also stopped andsent post cards from Winston, Ore.,in memory of Leslies tiny yorky,Winston, that he used to carry inhis vest. David visited his sister,

Vinnie, and her husband, Danny,at Santa Cruz, Calif. David saw or-chards of almond trees in bloom,orchards with sturdy stumps withbranches that looked like different

kinds of trees grafted on. He en-

countered test sections of Highway15 in Utah, posted at 80 miles anhour. Davids heavy outfit enjoyedthat.

Thanks, Jeri Deschamp, for thepretty new covers for the SomersetCourt photo albums and the dailynews pages by Vivian Hansen onthe coffee table by the fireplace.

Saturday, M.R. and BarbaraHansen stopped in on their way tothe airport. They and a studentfrom South Dakota School of Minesare on their way to Daytona Beach,Fla., to the Embry Riddel Aeronau-tical University where they willstudy concrete airplanes.SDSM&T has made one that willfly and they wish to improve it.

Saturday Phyl Johnson hadfriends in for bridge in the tearoom at Somerset Court.

Eileen Tenold had a visit fromher friend, David, from Lemmon.

Eileen and Lewis Tracy and Addie

Norvig and I played a game ofrummi-cube.Thank you, Darlene Baye, for

your kind words of condolence andnice newsy letter. Her son, Steve,and wife, Karen, have been on atrip to the Holy Land.

Thank you to Lydia Schulz whowrote a nice note.

Thank you to Gloria Hansen whosent sympathy in our loss of ourCharlotte.

Ann Marshall, Van Wert, Ohio,

wants information about WWII89th Cavalry outfit that my hus-band, PFC Virgil W. Hansen, wasin. She is going to write a book.

A brief account of SomersetCourts Sunday, March 4 Itsleeted and the wind howled, andrain ran down the window pane atthe overpass. The next time Iwalked laps, the sun was shiningand the ground was dry. Still coldand windy.

Pinochle was played on thirdfloor with Violet, Lu, Mildred K.and Addie playing. We had four forwhist and had all the whist wewanted. I heard that there were aset of guys playing cards in themovie room.

Church was held at 2:00 p.m.with Terry Pulse. Connie and herdaughter, Terry, provided pianomusic to sing hymns by. Thanks,Connie and Terry. The message

was from John 3:16 and Luke 16,the second sermon. Thank you,Terry.

Somerset Court had a great noonmeal Sunday, tender ham, mashedpotatoes, gravy and green beans.The dessert was fancy, a sort ofchocolate pie with mint and fluffystuff. Thanks to the kitchen staff.

At a New England dog show, twoelderly ladies, after looking at afew of the various breeds of dogs,

asked the young attendant, Canyou direct us to the labradors?Yes maam, straight down this isleand the second door to the left.

Monday, March 5, activities in-cluded crafts with Amy. Shawnand Sandy were there to help. Theproject was decorating Happy St.Patricks Day bears. We had stick-ons of gold dollars, pots of gold atthe end of the rainbow, andpatches that looked like swatchesof fabric prints. Those attendingwere Fred and Helen, Floy, Mil-dred Young and her helper, Kay,Eleanor, Violet, Inez, Addie,Eileen, Marcella, and Vivian. We

took photos. Thank you, girls, for atimely and delightful activity.

Are we uptown or what? Somer-set Court has big red plums in thefresh fruit basket on the salad barfrom Chile, South America. Somer-set Court has excellent art work inthe halls on each floor. On the firstfloor, west, there is a set of paint-ings of potted plants, violets, tulipsand daffodils. by artist C. Rowan.It is worth a trip down the hall tosee them. Makes me wish I had apot of pink or red tulips in bloomalready.

The Rapid City Journal of March5, has the obituary of Dorothy(Mrs. Palmer) Pearson. Palmerwas a 1937 Philip High Schoolgraduate. Palmer and Dorothylived north of Philip from 1946 formany years before they moved toSpearfish. My sympathy to familyand friends.

Alice Ada (Shoemaker) Bentley,an old friend from Philip, came toSomerset Court to visit VernonBurns the other day. She said shewould come again and visit me too.The Shoemaker family lived justdown the street from us when theirkids were little. Alices brother,Donny, and our little girl, CecileMarie would sit on the doorstep,(they were about five years old)and talk and talk. We wonderedwhat they were talking about.

The Somerset Court movie onMarch 5, was A Dolphin Tale.Based on a true story, it gives us agreat deal to think about. (Perse-verance, devotion, cooperation, andprosthetic tail.)Journals of Rolla Palmer, 1913

October 22. I husked corn. A niceday. 10-23. I husked corn. Gee, butthe wind blew from the northwest.10-24. Very quiet. We dragged the

potato ground and finished diggingthe garden stuff. 10-25. Snowed,rained, blew. 10-26. We went downto Hauks for dinner. 10-27. Effieand Ma and I went over to DeepCreek and got wet coming home.10-28. Effie went to Grindstoneand almost froze. It is very coldtonight. 10-29. Cloudy, cold, windy.10-30. I took Ma to Cottonwoodand got a load of coal. It cleared offand was nice in the afternoon. 10-31. I took the coal over to the Pe-tersen School, then I went toCarmans and got some wolf trapsand to Thompsons. It was sundownwhen I got home. It was a nice day.

Dance TheNightAway

104th Annual Philip Vol. Firemans Dance

Friday, March 16th

8 pm to Midnight Legion Hall in PhilipMusic by DeLa Cruz Band

Tickets: $5 Advance; $8 at Door

The family of

Dorothy Urbaninvites you to help her

celebrate her98th birthday

Thursday, March 22ndwith coffee & cake at thePhilip Nursing Home

2:30 to 4:00 p.m.to help make her day special!

Cards may be sent to:PO Box 790, Philip, SD 57567

March 16-17-18-19:This Means War (PG-13)

Fri: 8:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 p.m.Sun: 1:30 p.m. Mon: 7:00 p.m.

Gem Theatre859-2000 Philip

March 23-24-25-26: Journey 2 (PG)

March 30-31-April-1-2:The Vow (PG-13)

April 6-7-8-9:Dr. Seuss, The Lorax (PG)

April 13-14-15-16:Act of Valor (R)April 20-21-22-23:

The Hunger Games (PG-13)

Grandparents Day ... Shown is young Hannah Theye with Florence Dean.

Grandparents Day ... Shown is young Jaida Haynes with Jolene Haynes.

Its A Girl!

Daughter of Brent & Nina Richardson, Sheldon, ND

Born: June 2, 2010, in Fargo, ND

Weight: 10 lbs., 5 oz. Length: 2212 inchesSiblings: Mattie (18), Sawyer (15), Clarissa (11), Noah(8), Violette (6), Sarah (4), and Eva (3)Maternal Grandparents:

The late Matthew Mike & Jean Schofield, Philip, SDPaternal Grandparents:Harvard & Pauline Richardson,

Dundas, MN

This ad sponsored inLoving Memory of Grandma Jean

CarolineCarrieLouisa

Grandparents Day ... Shown is Alvin Pearson with young Luke Ferguson.

Grandparents Day ... Shown is Val Swift with young Mallory Vetter.

by Norris Prestonpast national vice-commander

the American LegionOn February 29, Senator Ben-

jamin Cardin, Maryland, an-nounced on the Senate floor that hewill introduce a resolution that willcommemorate the 200th anniver-sary of the War of 1812, and cele-brate the heroism displayed by

Americans during what is often re-ferred to as the Second War of In-dependence. Two days later onMarch 2, the resolution passedwith a unanimous consent by theUnited States Senate.

S. Res. 388 commemorates the200th anniversary of the War of1812 and the Star-Spangled Ban-ner, and recognizes the historicalsignificance, heroic human en-deavor, and sacrifice of the UnitedStates Army, Navy, Marine Corps,and Revenue Marine Service, andState militias during the War of1812.

This Resolution recognizes thatthe War of 1812 was a criticalevent in our nations early historyand it helped secure our nationsindependence from Great Britain,Senator Cardin said. It also hon-ors Francis Scott Key who duringthe defense of Fort McHenry wroteThe Star-Spangled Banner, whichlater became our national anthem.

Cardin also stated that the reso-lution recognizes the importantrole Maryland played to ensure vic-tory, and that he hopes the resolu-tion will encourage all Americansto remember and celebrate the warthat ultimately guaranteed ourfreedom.

Of Interest to

Veterans

War of 1812

Irish BlessingMay the raindrops falllightly on your brow.

May the soft winds

freshen your spirit.

May the sunshine brighten your

heart

May the burdens of the day rest

lightly upon you.

And may God enfold you in the

mantle of His love.


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Church & Community March 15, 2012 The Pioneer Review Page 5

SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCHPhilip 859-2664 [email protected]

Fr. Kevin AchbachSaturdays: Confession from 3 to 4 p.m.

Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m.Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m.

9:30 a.m. (August)Tues-Wed-Fri. Mass: 8:30 a.m.

Thurs. Mass:10:30 a.m. at Philip Nursing Home

* * * * * *ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCHMidland 859-2664 or 843-2544

Fr. Kevin AchbachSaturday Mass: 7:00 p.m.

(Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.)Sun day Mass: 11:00 a.m.

(Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., Nov.)Confession: Before Mass

* * * * * *ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH

Milesville 859-2664Fr. Kevin Achbach

Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m.(Feb-April-June-Oct-Dec)

Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m. (August)Saturday Mass: 7:30 p.m.

(Jan-March-May-July-Sept-Nov)Confession: Before Mass

Monday Release Time: 2:15 p.m.* * * * * *

FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCHPastor Frezil Westerlund

859-2336 PhilipE-MAIL: [email protected]

SUNDAY WORSHIP: 8:30 a.m.Lenten Services: Wed. @ 5:30 p.m.

1st Sunday: Coffee & Rollsafterworship

W.O.W.: 2nd Wed.,Bible Study, 2:00 & 7:00 p.m.

(ex. July & Aug)* * * * * *

TRINITY LUTHERANPastor Frezil Westerlund

Midland 843-2538SUNDAY WORSHIP: 10:30 a.m.Ruth Circle: 3rd Tues. at 2 p.m.

Nowlin Circle: Last Wed. at 9 a.m.Rebecca Circle: Last Wed. at 7 p.m.(Nov. thru Feb.); 6:30 p.m. (Mar. - Oct.)

* * * * * *DEEP CREEK LUTHERAN

Moenville 843-2538Pastor Frezil Westerlund

SUNDAY WORSHIP:1:30 p.m. (CT)

ALCW: 3rd Thursday, 1:30 p.m.* * * * * *

OUR SAVIORS LUTHERANLong Valley

Pastor Frezil WesterlundSaturday Evening: 5:00 p.m.

* * * * * *DOWLING COMMUNITY CHURCH

Every Sunday in JulyServices at 10:00 a.m.

followed by potluck dinner

CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCHPastor Art WeitschatKadoka 837-2390

SUNDAY WORSHIP: 10:00 a.m.* * * * * *

OUR REDEEMER

LUTHERAN CHURCH, Philip(605) 669-2406 MurdoPastor Ray Greenseth

Sunday Worship Services: 1:00 p.m.* * * * * *

OPEN BIBLE CHURCH MIDLANDPastor Andy Blye

843-2143 facebook.com/midlandobcSunday School: 9:30 a.m.

Worship Service: 10:30 a.m.Bible Study: Wed. at 7:30 p.m.

Womens Ministries: 2nd Thurs., 1:30

ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH10 miles SE of Midland Pastor

Glenn Denke 462-6169Sunday Worship: 11:00 a.m. (CT)

Sunday School: 10 a.m. CT

Sunday Bible Study: 10 a.m.* * * * * *PHILIP COMMUNITY

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCHPastor Gary Wahl Philip 859-2841

Sunday School 9:15 a.m.Sunday Services 10:30 a.m.Last Sunday of the month

potluck dinner following church servicesLast Monday of the month

Evangelical Ladies Service/Bible Study -7:00 p.m.

Wed. Night Prayer & Bible Study: 7 p.m.Everyone Welcome!!

* * * * * *HARDINGROVE COMMUNITY

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCHPastor Gary Wahl Philip

859-2841 [email protected] Service: 8:00 a.m. Children's

Church: 8:30 a.m.Ladies Aid - 2nd Thurs. at 7:00 p.m.

Bible Study & Prayer, Mondays at 7 p.m.* * * * * *

UNITED CHURCH OF PHILIPPastor Kathy Chesney 859-2310

Home: 859-2192 E-mail:[email protected] Worship: 9:00 a.m.

UCW meets 2nd Friday at 9:30 a.m.* * * * * *

FIRST PRESBYTERIANCHURCH OF INTERIOR

Pastor Kathy Chesney 859-2310E-mail: [email protected]

Sunday Worship: 11:00 a.m.

Rush Funeral HomeChapels in Philip, Wall & Kadoka

Jack, Gayle & D.J. Rush

www.rushfuneralhome.com

ScotchmanIndustries

859-2542 Philip, SDwww.scotchman.com

Ronald G. Mann, DDS

Dentist

Philip, SD859-2491

HOW GOD EMPOWERS HIS WITNESSESby Cornelius R. Stam

As we know, Paul wrought mighty miracles, as Peter and the Pentecostal believers haddone. Indeed, a comparison of Paul's miracles with those of Peter shows Paul's to have

been the mightier. This was mainly in divine confirmation of his apostleship, since Paul was not one of the twelve (II Cor. 12:11,12).But it is clear from a study of Paul's ministry and his epistles that these miraculous demonstrations were to vanish away as the dis-

pensation of grace was fully ushered in (See I Cor. 13:8; Rom. 8:22,23; II Cor. 4:16-5:4; 12:10; Phil. 3:20,21; I Tim. 5:23; II Tim. 4:20).In fact, in the last s even of Paul's epistles nothing whatever is said about signs, miracles, healings, tongues, visions or the casting outof demons.

How, then, does God now empower His servants in their conflict with Satan and his demons? The answer is: by the Holy Spiritthrough His Word, as it is preached with conviction. There is a great volume of evidence as to this in Paul's epistles, including his earlyepistles. Two examples: I Cor. 2:4: "And my speech and my preaching was not with enticing [persuasive] words of man's wisdom,but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power."

Mark well, this was power in his preaching, not in performing miracles. Indeed at the very same time when he proclaimed his God-given message with such power, he himself was very weak, for in the preceding verse he says: "And I was with you in weakness, andin fear, and in much trembling."

The other example is I Thes. 1:5: "For our gospel came not unto you in word only, but also in power, and in the Holy Ghost, andin much assurance..."

In Thessalonica too, Paul had suffered much opposition and persecution, until the whole city was in an uproar (Acts 17:1-5), andthis may well have been the result of his powerful preaching. Out of the "uproar," however, sprang the beloved Thessalonian church,an example and inspiration to those won to Christ under more benign circumstances.To the Reader:

Some of our Two Minutes articles were written many years ago by Pastor C. R. Stam for publication in newspapers. When many of these articles were latercompiled in book form, Pastor Stam wrote this word of explanation in the Preface:

"It should be borne in mind that the newspaper column, Two Minutes With the Bible, has now been published for many years, so that l ocal, national and

international events are discussed as if they occurred only recently. Rather than rewrite or date such articles, we have left them just as they were when firstpublished. This, we felt, would add to the interest, especially since our readers understand that they first appeared as newspaper articles."We hope that you'll agree that while some of t he references in these articles are d ated, the spiritual truths taught therein are timeless.

TWO MINUTES With The BibleBerean Bible Society

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Cameron W. Carlson_____________________________

Cameron Wayne Carlson, 19, ofBelle Fourche, S.D., went toheaven on March 5, 2012, outsideBelle Fourche in a tragic car acci-dent.

He was born December 21, 1992,in Spearfish to Kevin and DaraCarlson.

His life was too short for every-one who loved him, but those whowere touched by his love of life andthe quality of his existance far ex-ceeds the quantity of his time here.Cameron loved life and was lovedby many people.

He loved sports and was verygood at them and strived for excel-lence, he was a great motivator tohis friends, he accepted everyone

that he met no matter what walk oflife. Cameron touched so manyhearts and inspired many moreand will be missed dearly by every-one that had the pleasure of know-ing him. Cameron was not only arole model, inspiration and greatfriend but one of the most amazing

young men anyone could have beenprivileged enough to have known.

From a very young age Cameronwas active in basketball, football,soccer, wrestling and had his first

job at 14 years old. Throughout histeenage years he had summer jobsworking for the City of BelleFourche, Precision Concrete, andcurrently was working for CoyleConstruction. He was a hardworker and fast learner and alwaysknew the importance of workinghard and being responsible.

He loved to go fishing with hisfriends and was a natural, alwaysgetting the first bite. Cameronloved being outside, loved dirt bik-ing, four wheeling, hunting, andwas a wonderful artist. He lovedplaying Xbox with his friends andspent many nights doing that.Cameron wanted to always be inthe best of shape and lifted weights

throughout high school.Cameron graduated from BelleFourche High School in May of2011, attended South Dakota StateUniversity in the fall which was anew experience for him. He had ac-

complished so much in his 19 yearsand his spirit will live on. Cameronis the greatest son and brother andwas our protector and will continueto protect us as our angel. Cameronhas a tattoo on his chest that saidto face adversity takes courageand that is him.

Survivors include his motherand sister, Dara and Kelsea Carl-son, Belle Fourche; his father,Kevin Carlson, Belle Fourche; hisfirst love and love of his life, SerenaKokesh; his maternal grandpar-ents, Darrell and Dorothy Haffnerof Rapid City; his paternal grand-parents, Charles Carlson, Kadoka,and Shirley Bethancourt, BelleFourche; his uncles, Clint (Nikki)Haffner and Jacob (Sonya)Haffner; and his aunt, Kayce(Jamie) Jones; and many morefamily members that loved him so.

Funeral services were held Fri-day, March 9, at St. JamesLutheran Church in Belle Fourchewith the Reverend Jeff Ottermanofficiating.

Burial was at Pine SlopeCemetary in Belle Fourche.

Pallbearers were BrandonRichards, Trevor Thybo, Cole

Montgomery, Kurt Raber, ZachGibson and Shawn Kaiser. All hiswonderful friends and all his team-mates are his honary pallbearers.

An online guest book is availableat www.klinefuneralchapel.com.

Obituaries

Rodger E. Chant________________________________

Rodger E. Chant, age 67, Cotton-wood, S.D., died Tuesday, March 6,2012, at his home.

Rodger E. Chant was born in

Champaign, Ill., on December 10,1944, the son of Rodger and Ruth(Sanders) Chant. Rodger wasraised in South Dakota his wholelife and attended White Riverschools in Mellette County. Afterhigh school, he attended BlackHills State University in Spearfish,as well as school in Flagstaff, Ariz.

Rodger enjoyed outdoor sports,such as gold mining, geocaching,boating, hunting and fishing.

Roger was united in marriage toJudy on February 12, 1998, in

Rapid City.Survivors include his wife, JudyChant of Cottonwood; a daughter,Kathleen Leipold of Belle Fourche;two sons, Harold and James Chantof Rapid City; a step-daughter,Catherine Habart of Rapid City;six grandchildren, Tyler Leipold ofRapid City, Ted Leipold of BelleFourche, Sophia and Hannah Pe-terson of Belle Fourche, Eva Sher-rod and her husband William ofEllsworth AFB, and Aidan Chantof Rapid City; two great-grandchil-dren, Harold Edward Sherrod ofEllsworth AFB and Alayna Leipold

of Rapid City; and a host of otherrelatives and friends.

Rodger was preceded by his par-ents, Rodger and Ruth (Sanders)Chant; a son, Rodger T. TeddyChant; and his foster parents, Tedand Mimi Thomas.

He will be missed by all. Eventhough his journey on Earth isthrough, its truly just beginning.

Funeral services were held Sat-urday, March 10, at the Cotton-wood Community Hall inCottonwood with David Olson offi-

ciating.Music was provided by Cather-ine Habart and Eva Sherrod, vocal-ists.

Pallbearers were Harold Chant,James Chant, Ted Leipold, TylerLeipold, Aidan Chant and BrannonTruax.

Interment was at the Cotton-wood Cemetery.

A memorial has been estab-lished.

Arrangements were with theRush Funeral Home of Philip.

His online guestbook is availableat www.rushfuneralhome.com

Dorothy Pearson________________________________Church Womens group and theGet Together Extension Club. Shewas also greatly involved in sup-porting the Elbon Country Schoolthat her daughters attended andwas a leader of the Haakon CountyFarmers Union Youth Program.She received honors for this work.

In 1976, Dorothy and Palmer re-tired to a small acreage north ofSpearfish. During the next 20years they traveled extensively andDorothy thoroughly enjoyed havinga large garden and sharing produce

with family and friends; as well ascontinuing her tradition, from theranch years, of cooking and servinglarge and delicious meals to the nu-merous friends, relatives andneighbors who were frequentlystopping by to visit and spend timeplaying cards. She was known byall who knew her as a wonderfulcook and baker.

In her later years, Dorothy livedin Spearfish and became a found-ing member of the Our SaviorsLutheran church quilting group.Quilting was a passion of hers andeveryone in her large extendedfamily and their children andgrandchildren have GrandmaDorothy quilts. In addition tothese gifts, she made many quiltsto share with folks who neededthem. In cooperation with the

Alaska Family Violence PreventionProgram, she made more than 200

quilts that were given to sheltersand women and children in needacross the United States, Russia,Canada and Scandinavia the

message being that everyone has agift that can make life better forsomeone else.

Dorothy loved to travel, play allkinds of card and board games andthe light of her life was her family,especially her grandchildren andgreat-grandchildren.

Grateful for having shared herlife are her children, Karen Pear-son, Kathy Willuweit and Paula(Rick) Farley; grandchildren, KeithQuick, Kirby (Jessica) Quick, Josh(Sacha) Farley and daughter So-

phie, Jared (Katie) Farley and chil-dren Zakaryah, Zaiden andZandria; step-grandchildren,

Amber Willuweit and sons Chris-tian and Will and Corrinne (Dan)Temple and daughter, Autumn;sisters, Ella (Duane) Erickson andEsther Miles; sister-in-law, Flo-rence Glassgow; brother-in-law,Emil Magnuson; and numerousnieces and nephews and their fam-ilies.

Dorothy was preceded in deathby her husband, Palmer; daugh-ters, Donna Quick and Betty in in-fancy; her sister, Alice Escott; andbrothers, Floyd and Bob Ritter.

Funeral services were heldTuesday, March 6, at Our SaviorsLutheran Church in Spearfish withPastor Karen Matuska officiating.

Graveside services followed atthe Masonic Cemetery in Philip.

Memorials in honor of Dorothy

may be given to the Quilting Groupat Our Saviors Lutheran Churchin Spearfish or to the Palmer andDorothy Memorial Scholarshipfund at the Philip High School.

Dorothy Lillian (Ritter) Pearson,age 90, of Spearfish, S.D., passedaway peacefully, surrounded byfamily, on March 4, 2012.

Dorothy was born on March 30,1921, near Dupree to the farm fam-ily of Edward and Margaret (Com-stock) Ritter. She grew up on thefamily farm and attended a nearbycountry school. While working atthe Stroppel Hotel in Midland, in1945, she met her future husband,Palmer Pearson.

Dorothy and Palmer were mar-ried March 2, 1946, and made theirhome on their ranch north ofPhilip. To this union five daughterswere born, Donna, Karen, Kathy,Paula and Betty (who died in in-fancy). They made their home on

the ranch for 30 years. During thistime, Dorothy was an active mem-ber of the Hilland LutheranChurch, the Hilland Lutheran

Kenneth Heeb____Kenneth H. Heeb, age 67, of

Custer, formerly of Philip, diedMonday, March 12, 2012, at theCuster Regional Hospital inCuster.

Survivors include his wife, Judy,of Custer; a son, Slade Heeb andhis wife, Valorie, of Grand View,Idaho; a daughter, Kendra Scott

and her husband, Matt, of RapidCity; five grandchildren, Ryan,Billy and Cheyenne Heeb, and Abi-gail and Audrey Scott; a brother,Ed Heeb and his wife, Becky, ofMidland; and a host of other rela-tives and friends.

Kenny was preceded in death byhis parents, David and Mary Heeb;his step-mother, Helen Heeb; abrother, Lee Heeb; and a sister,Edna Harris.

Funeral services are pendingwith the Rush Funeral Home ofPhilip.

His online guestbook is availableat www.rushfuneralhome.com

West River Museum Demolition

West River Museum (Philip) is scheduled fordemolition. Anyone having items that were do-nated for display are encouraged to contactJoeGittings, 685-3927 or Barbara Sloat, 859-2013,if you would like to obtain family items. Prop-erty needs to be removed by March 20, 2012.

South Dakota Voices for Chil-dren is seeking candidates fromacross the state for its Youth Advi-sory Council. These teen volunteersrepresent the diversity of the SouthDakota urban, rural and reser-vation communities and public, pri-vate and home schooled. Youthadvisory council members, whomust be entering the ninth, 10th or11th grade in fall 2012, generallyserve through their senior year.

Council members offer insightabout young peoples viewpoints,assist in developing Voices policyagenda, and advocate on behalf ofchildren. In addition, they partici-pate in activities to promote posi-tive policy change.

Members of the Youth AdvisoryCouncil attend a two-day June re-treat in Pierre and come togetherfor three additional quarterlymeetings. Travel stipends are pro-vided by South Dakota Voices forChildren.

Application forms are availableat www.sdvoicesforchildren.org, byemailing [email protected] or by calling SouthDakota Voices for Children at 367-9667. Questions may be directed toBetsy Rice, communications spe-

cialist, at that number. Applica-tions must be postmarked or deliv-ered by March 23 to the office ofSouth Dakota Voices for Children,808 N. West Avenue, Box 2196,Sioux Falls, SD 57101-2196. Type-

written applications may be faxedto 605-335-3836.

The mission of South DakotaVoices for Children is to improvethe lives of children through policyand program advocacy.

South Dakota Voices for Children

invites Youth Advisory applications

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Thank You

The family of Larry

Pfeifer would like to

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compassion given to us

with the loss of our

Husband, Father and

Grandfather. Whether

it was your kind words

written or spoken, a hug,

the gift of comforting

food, memorial or another

act of kindness, please know that we truly

appreciate your friendship and thoughtfulness.

The Lord has wrapped his loving arms

around us to bring us comfort and peace.

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Monday Nite MixedShads Towing...........................31-17Rockers......................................29-19Groven Chemical ................. .....25-23Dakota Bar................................24-24Badlands Auto..........................23-25Handrahan Const ................... ..12-36Highlights:Jenny Reckling......................127/320Harvey Byrd..........................169/402

Jason Petersen....235, 202 clean/629Vickie Petersen......2-6 split; 212/509Rick Coyle....................237 clean/614Matt Reckling ................... ....216/579Marlis Petersen.....................170/494Maralynn Burns...........................182Marsha Sumpter.5-10 split; 177/482Jackie Shull..................................471Jim Kujawa... .................... ...........546Bryan Buxcel.... ..................3-10 split

Tuesday Mens EarlyPeoples Market.... ................... ....27-9Kadoka Tree Service.................20-16Corks ................. ................... .....19-17Georges Welding.... ..................18-18Kennedy Implement.................18-18Bear Auto... .................... ...........16-20G&A Trenching.........................14-22Wild Hogs..................................12-24Highlights:Steve Varner........ ..224, 235, 220679Ray OConnell ...............205, 235/620Earl Park........... ..3-10 split; 227/597Alvin Pearson................203, 202/567Tony Gould...................................563Fred Foland..................................549James Mansfield..........................547Terry Wentz ................... .......211/541Jerry Iron Moccasin ..........3-10 split;...............................................201/536Don Weller ................. ...........205/527Pat Birkimer. .................... ...........521Wendell Buxcel.............2-7 split; 515Dakota Alfery...............................502Kelly Blair.. ................... ....2-5-7 splitLes Struble. ................... ..5-8-10 split

Wednesday Morning Coffee All Star Auto.............................36-12Jolly Ranchers .................. ..30.5-17.5Cutting Edge Salon ............26.5-21.5Invisibles.............................26.5-21.5State Farm Ins..........................21-27Ghost Team...........................3.5-44.5Highlights:Karen Foland.......3-10 split; 175/513Marsha Sumpter...................182/508Dody Weller...........................172/471Cindy Willert........................4-5 splitMarti Kjerstad......................4-5 splitJenny Schriever ................4-5-7 splitDonna King. ...........5-10 & 3-10 split

Wednesday Nite EarlyDorothys Catering ................. ..31-13Wall Food Center......................26-1899 Pins.......................................24-20Morrisons Haying .................. ..22-22Chiefies Chicks ................... .....21-23

First National Bank ................. 19-25Just Tammys............................17-27Dakota Bar................................16-28Highlights:Pandi Pittman.......................157/432Janet Theye...........................175/488LouAnn Reckling ................... ......179Stacey Schulz .................. .............425Cindy Dinger......... .......5-7 split; 152Shirley Parsons............................198Cristi Ferguson.......4-6-7-9 -10 split;...............................................181/503

Amy Morrison ................. ......173/471Rhonda McLaughlin.....2-7 split; 176

Thursday Nite MensOConnell Const........................21-15 A&M Laundry...........................20-16WEE BADD...............................20-16McDonnell Farms.. .............19.5-16.5West River Pioneer Tanks .17.5-18.5Coyles SuperValu.....................17-19The Steakhouse .................. ......15-21Dakota Bar................................14-22Highlights:Alex (Toad) Moos..............2-4-8-10 &.........................................2-5-7 splits;.............................220, 211 clean/593John Heltzel.... .................... ..220/555Dean Schulz ................. .........215/554Conrad Kjerstad...........................215Ky Bowen .................. ................... 205Neal Petersen...............................205Dane Hellekson............................189Jordan Kjerstad ................. ..........183Jason Petersen......................224/571Bryan Buxcel...............216 clean/567Matt Schofield.... ........5-10 split; 214Alvin Pearson... ..................197 cleanBrian Pearson ................. ..2-5-7 splitWendell Buxcel.....................2-7 splitBruce Kroetch.....................3-10 splitCorky Thorson....................3-10 splitRonnie Williams.... .............3-10 splitJack Heinz.... ................... ...3-10 split

Friday Nite MixedRoys Amigos....... ................... ...35-13King Pins...................................28-20Cristis Crew ................... ....25.5-22.5Hart to Hart..............................25-23Rowdy Rollers..... ................23.5-24.5Rusty Spurs ................. .............23-25Randys Spray Service..............23-25Ghost Team.................................9-19Highlights:Skyler Patterson................5-10 split;.......................................212, 201/591Ryan Eisenbraun......... .........205/522Cory Boyd......................249, 212/629Randy Boyd.. .................... .....200/564Deb Neville...................................157Hayli Mayfield ................. ............152Duane Hand ................219 clean/583Alvin Pearson.. ..................5-10 split;.....................................211 clean/534Brian Pearson.. ................... .........551Annette Hand..... ....5-7 & 2-10 splits

Wrestling awards night... The Philip Area wrestling team held its awards night, Monday, March 12, in the ele-mentary gymnasium. The winners of the team-voted awards for the 2011-2012 season were, pictured from left: GavinDeVries most improved, Chance Knutson captain, Tanner Radway captain, Clint Stout most improved, ChandlierSudbeck most outstanding wrestler, and Raedon Anderson most improved. Not pictured: Roger Davis Scottie Award.

Photo by Deb Smith

LaRae Van Tassel seniorStudious. Conscientious.

Dependable. Always givesher best.

Philip High SchoolFebruary 2012 Students of the Month

Thomas Doolittle juniorA top student who is always pre-pared. Completes quality work.Great sense of humor. Comes to

class with lots of energy.

At Northern State University, Aberdeen, students learn insideand outside of the classroom. Thatincludes learning on-the-job skills

through internships at local busi-nesses such as Eide Bailly LLP.

NSU student Jordan Smith isundergoing learning experiencesduring his internship at EideBailly. Eide Bailly is a top 25 Cer-tified Public Accountant firm head-quartered in Fargo, N.D., withlocations in nine states, includingone in Aberdeen, S.D.

Smith is a Philip native majoringin finance and professional ac-counting. He is the son of Ray andDonna Smith. Smith said helearned about available internshipopportunities through a website setup by a professor and emails fromvarious professors. His time atEide Bailly has given him real-lifeexperience in a comfortable learn-ing environment.

We are fortunate to have thisgreat relationship with EideBailly, said Scott Peterson, North-

erns director of business intern-ships. The NSU School of BusinessCareer Center supports the intern-

ship program through regular on-campus recruitment activities andother efforts. Our objective withthe internship program is to bridgethat space between academics andthe work world, Peterson said.We try to help these students

lever up to that first full-time job.The internship program is a majorpart of that process.

Smith an intern at Eide Bailly LLP

Sixth gradegirls basketball

... The Philip teamearned second placein Deadwood at theMile High Basket-ball Tournament,

Saturday and Sun-day, March 10-11.

The Philip OrangeCrush first defeatedtwo Lead/Deadwood

teams. They thenlost the champi-

onship to Custer,Back row, from left:Kendal Hook, Pay-

ton Schoenhals,Madyson Morehart

and Jada Jones.Front, Anna Belle

McIlravy, SageBierle and Jaisa

Synder. Their headcoach is RaeAnn

Synder, and theirassistant coach is

Jennifer Jones.Courtesy photo

Twenty-six local young athleteshad advanced from district compe-tition to then compete in the re-gional AAU wrestling tournament.The regional tournament was heldat Rapid City Stevens High School,Saturday, March 10.

The top three placers in each cat-egory will now advance to the state

AAU wrestling tournament in Ab-erdeen, March 24-25.

Champions at regions: LincolnKoehn, Hunter Peterson, McCoyPeterson, Keagan Fitch, ReeceHeltzel, Jesse Hostutler, Cash Wil-son, Nick Donnelly and Cody Don-nelly.

Second place winners: PedroDennis, Stratton Morehart, ColbyFitch, Kaylor Pinney and EastanWest.

Third place winners: BostenMorehart and Ryker Peterson.

Those athletes who placed butwere not able to advance were: Vic-tor Dennis 4th, Ethan Burnett 4th, Sawyer Smith 4th, TukkerBoe 5th, Brit Morrison 6th.

Those athletes who wrestled butwere unable to place were: BryanLetellier, Dylan Schofield, ParkerSnyder, Trey Elshere and LeviWilliams.

AAU wrestling region

tournament results

An equinox occurs twice a year,when the tilt of the earth's axis isinclined neither away from nor to-wards the sun, the center of thesun being in the same plane as theearth's equator.

The equinox isn't until March 20,at 5:15 a.m. but on the 8th over atthe Kadoka Clinic they were busyletting a broom stand in the middleof the bathroom unaided. When Ichecked with Vivian Hansen, shesaid that was a surprise since thenormal equinox is the first day ofspring.

We have to have the only mousethat won't catch a cold. Signs ofmice were showing up in unusualplaces. Under the sink in the bath-

room we discovered where all thecough drops had been eaten. Wewonder if the cat brought just onein and was playing with it when hehad a senior moment and themouse escaped. Anyway, I caughtone, still have the trap set, just incase.

Larry Colburn, Sharon Falzone'shusband, in Elk, Wash., called tochat this week. The reading of thePioneer Review brought back fondmemories of some of the experi-ences he'd had and he wanted tovisit about it. Always good to get anice call from Larry.

Cousin Dick Sherwood, Ed-monds, Wash., called this week tocheck on how things were in sunnyKadoka. They have had rain andsnow there. Sort of their usualdrippy winter. He and wife Jeanare doing well and planning sometrips after some selective surgery.

That is a good sign. Dick has fondmemories of summers spent in thePhilip area visiting at the BobBlair home and with us.

Monday, Tony Harty had tocatch up with me to give his newsfor the week. In the evening, he vis-ited his niece, Kathy Brown, tocatch up on the weekend ofwrestling.

I visited Emma Jarl and MaryEllen Herbaugh at the KadokaCare Center Monday afternoon be-

fore bowling. I was surprised to seethat the two big tanks that wereexpected early into Kadoka were

just arriving about 5:30 p.m. How-ever, I found out the reason for thedelay was because of road blocks inWanblee. Bill was in Philip forcards in the afternoon and watchedbowling in the evening while hav-ing supper.

Tuesday, Phyllis Word was a vis-itor at our place in the morning andRon Larson also stopped by to workon our tower computer. The towerdisappeared to Philip for a tune-upat Ron's shop. In the afternoon, Iattended the memorial services forformer neighbor Dorothy Pearson.So many from the Elbon commu-

nity were on hand for the serviceand lunch following.

Don and Vi Moody have been ona little mini-vacation this week atRapid City before calving starts.They had quite a bit of business (alittle monkey business), but lots ofappointments. Don had an appoint-ment Tuesday for a checkup afterhis operation and all seems to behealing nicely.

Wednesday, Tony Harty visitedat the home of Steven Doughty andLisa Robinson here in Kadoka.

Wednesday morning, Ralph andCathy Fiedler drove to Whitewoodto meet Lynette Klumb and Han-nah. Hannah came and spent twodays with grandma and grandpabecause Spearfish had springbreak. Cathy had to work Thurs-day, so Hanna and grandpa spentthe day together. When he went towork he dropped her off at the

nursing home until Cathy wasready to go home.

Wednesday, Vi Moody was pre-pared to get her drivers license re-newed, she thought. After gettingher number and finally getting heraudience before the credential cer-tifier, she proudly tossed out herold drivers license, her original so-cial security card, her birth certifi-cate and two bills with her, and

Betwixt Places Newsby Marsha Sumpter 837-2048 [email protected]

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