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TEA WEEKLY | AUGUST 28, 2020 SPORTS • 9 CLASSIFIEDS: EMPLOYMENT • RENTALS • FOR SALE • NOTICES • REAL ESTATE PLACE YOUR AD: BY PHONE Tea Weekly the official newspaper for the City of Tea, Tea Area School District, and Lincoln County. SUBSCRIBE! 213-0049 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON AUGUST 31, 2020 at 11 a.m. PROPER TEA MANAGEMENT, 500 E 1st Street, Tea, SD, will SELL, DONATE, OR DESTROY all personal property in the following storage Unit: #12, occupied by Erica Vilhauer. 32-35c ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS state- wide for only $150.00. Put the South Dakota Statewide Classifieds Network to work for you today! (25 words for $150. Each additional word $5.) Call this newspaper at 605-213-0049 or 800-658- 3697 for details. Email Kelli Bultena at Tea Weekly at [email protected]. [email protected] | 605-213-0049 WANTED STATEWIDES Available in LENNOX now! Nice, clean 1 bdrm apt offering HUD Section 8 Income Based Rents. Off street parking, Community Room and Laundry facilities. HEAT PAID! Limited availability so call now: Jerry at 605-610-7399. Must Income & otherwise qualify. RENTAL Full Service Printing lennoxnews.com/prinng Call 605-647-2284 FARMLAND WANTED: In search of FARMLAND TO RENT in the Tea, Lennox or Chancellor area. References available on request. Signing Bonus Available! Call or text 605-941-2881 or email [email protected]. TFCb HELP WANTED: PRESCHOOL AIDE AD Lennox School District is currently hiring for a preschool aide. The position is at Worthing Elementary from 7:45-11:45 Monday – Thursday with an occasional Friday. Pay starts at $15.00 an hour. Possible for more hours with the after school program. Interested applicants can contact Sheryl Ledeboer at 605-212- or [email protected]. Applicant must pass a background check and be available to start within 2 weeks. BIDS: THE BENNETaT COUNTY COMMIS- SIONERS will receive bids for the public to purchase 35,000 ton crushed gravel in Jackson County. Contact the County Auditor at 605-685-6931 with questions. EMPLOYMENT: POTTER COUNTY is accepting applica- tions for Highway and Weed Superinten- dent. For application and job description: [email protected], 605-765- 9408, or 201 S. Exene St. Gettysburg, SD 57442. Potter County is an EOE. MAINTENANCE MANAGER: Timber Lake is seeking full-time Maintenance Manager. Contact City of Timber Lake at 605-865-3790 or [email protected]. Wage depending on experience. Equal oppor- tunity employer. MOBRIDGE REGIONAL HOSPITAL: Emergency Service Director Mobridge, SD. Excellent Benefits! Complete job descriptions and to apply online go to www.mobridgeregionalhospital.org, click employment. EOE. FARMERS UNION OIL, Westhope ND is seeking a qualified General Manager. This is a financially successful, multi lo- cation energy and agronomy retail supply cooperative located in North Central ND. Responsibilities include, profitability, financial oversight, personnel manage- ment and reporting to a five person board of directors. Deadline for applications is September 14th, 2020. Send resumes to, Larry Fuller, c/o General Manager, 5213 Shoal Drive, Bismarck ND or email to [email protected] NORTHWEST AREA SCHOOLS in Isabel, SD is seeking applications for the following position: Health Science Instructor: South Dakota certification is required. Work-related experience may count toward certification. NWAS offers competitive salary, benefits, transporta- tion and SD Retirement. Please contact Quinn Lenk, NWAS Director at 605-466- 2206, or by email at: quinn.lenk@k12. sd.us position is open until filled. STATE PARK STAFF: Fresh air, scenery and nature! Immediate fall openings across South Dakota for campground and maintenance staff. $10+/hour. Contact your local park. www.gfp.sd.gov Deputy Sheriff – Certified Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office $5,000 Hiring Bonus Available! For those that meet the eligibility requirements The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office invites applications from those that are currently law enforcement certified in the State of South Dakota for Deputy Sheriff positions. These individuals will provide law enforcement services to maintain law and order throughout Lincoln County. Responsibilities include investigating illegal or suspicious activities and completing and maintaining accurate records and reports. Applicants must be a current Certified Law Enforcement Officer in the State of South Dakota. To be considered for hire: Must pass a physical examination and pre-employment drug testing. Must be in good standing with the South Dakota Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Training Commission. $21.84 - $24.11/hr plus benefits. To view a full listing of qualifications and to apply visit: http://www.lincolncountysd.org then click on the Employment tab. Application deadline: September 4th at 5:00 p.m. Contact Human Resources with questions at 605-764-6609. Equal Opportunity Employer. NOTICES CONCRETE WORK Scheduling small jobs around Lennox area • Concrete Removal • Skid Loader Work • Residential Concrete Doing business as Justin Lynde Construction Inc. Call Dan for estimates in the area, 310-9937 Giving Bids April 10th Dan Lynde/Justin Lynde Call Dan for estimates in the area, 310-9937 The school year has just begun, and Tea Area High School senior Dawson Portner is making sure the year starts out in full swing. As part of the High School curriculum, Se- niors are required to perform a Senior Capstone Project and/ or Internship. That is when the wheels started turning for Dawson Portner, who is a cur- rent baseball player for the Tea Legion Post 266 Tincaps and Tea Area Titan baseball teams. On Monday and Tuesday, August 24 and 25, Dawson organized a free youth base- ball clinic at the Tea Athletic Complex. The camp was offered to current 3rd-6th graders to come out and learn some fundamentals around hitting, pitching, catching, throwing, and having fun with players and volunteers alike. “Having a love for the game since I was at these ages, I thought having a baseball camp would be a great way for me to share my talents, as well as to give back to the young players in Tea,” Portner said. He estimates having around 35-40 participants on both evenings and also credits vol- unteers within the community. “Rod Fortin was my mentor for this Senior Project and with his help and network within Tea and the surrounding areas, we were able to make it a great camp by getting outstanding volunteers for the camp,” Port- ner said. He said that volunteers in- cluded several Tea Tincap Le- gion players and coaches, Tea Park and Recreation coaches and volunteers, as well as several parents and family members that showed up for the camp and couldn’t help but wanted to be part of it. “It was a great experience for not only them, but me as well. It’s a great group of kids that I can’t wait to umpire next summer,” said Portner. “Thanks to everyone who helped make this camp possible!” Portner offered his thanks to the City of Tea for their partner- ship in offering use of the field space and equipment to be able to offer the camp for free, as well as advertising the camp through their Facebook page. This week’s Athlete of the Week for Titan girls’ soccer is Brooke Deckert. Brooke was nominated by head coach, Mark Anderson. She is a Junior midfielder and a Captain on the soccer team. “Brooke is usually the most consistent player on the field. Her teammates know they can depend on her to be there on and off the field,” said Anderson. At the end of the 2019 season Brooke started preparing for the 2020 season. She took advantage of school being canceled due to Covid-19. She stayed mentally and physically prepared so she could help lead her team. “Brooke motivates her team and coaches by staying positive in all situations she works hard at practice to learn from her Coaches and to teach those who need help,” Anderson added. Congrats, Brooke. TAHS senior holds youth baseball camp ATHLETE OF THE WEEK ★ Brooke Deckert This week’s Athlete of the Week for Titan girls’ softball is Addisyn Hansen. Addisyn was nominated by head coach, Matt Hansen. Addisyn is a freshman pitcher for the Titans. Pitching in her first varsity game, Addisyn had ten strike- outs. She threw a total of 97 pitches, 70 of which were strikes. She also had two hits on the weekend and a team high three RBI. “Addisyn is willing to do whatever is needed to help the team, whether it’s playing differ- ent positions or batting in different spots in the batting lineup,” said Hansen. “She also enjoys working with younger players to help them improve their game. Addisyn is always cheering on her teammates and is genuinely excited for them when they do well.” Congrats, Addisyn. Addisyn Hansen Titan golf team competed in Madison on Tuesday, Aug. 18 and earned second place. Eric Munson finished second for the Titans with an 80. Cooper Leslie and Keeton Newborg tied for 11th with an 86 and Carter Jongeling finished in 13th place with an 87. Derek Anderson shot a 97 for Tea Area, placing 29th. Eddie Unruh shot a 104 for the Titans to finish 41st among the 66 golfers. “Carter Jongeling posted a career low tournament score shooting a 87. It was only a matter of time before he shot a good score,” said Titan head coach Jason Sudenga. “He has worked hard, along with all of the other kids and it is starting to show. Eric Munson was sec- ond with a score of 80. We still have not played to our potential as a team but it is early in the season.” Tea Area competed on Mon- day, Aug. 24 in the Dell Rapids Invite and Munson won the event with a 76 on the day. New- borg shot an 81 to take 11th and Leslie an 84 to finish 18th. As a team the Titans took third place. Winning the Invite was Vermillion. Tea Area’s Munson wins Dell Rapids Invite
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TEA WEEKLY | AUGUST 28, 2020 SPORTS • 9
CLASSIFIEDS: EMPLOYMENT • RENTALS • FOR SALE • NOTICES • REAL ESTATE PLACE YOUR AD:
BY PHONE
Tea Weekly the official newspaper for the
City of Tea, Tea Area School District,
and Lincoln County.
SUBSCRIBE!213-0049
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON AUGUST 31, 2020 at 11 a.m. PROPER TEA MANAGEMENT, 500 E 1st Street, Tea, SD, will SELL, DONATE, OR DESTROY all personal property in the following storage Unit: #12, occupied by Erica Vilhauer. 32-35cADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS state-wide for only $150.00. Put the South Dakota Statewide Classifi eds Network to work for you today! (25 words for $150. Each additional word $5.) Call this newspaper at 605-213-0049 or 800-658-3697 for details. Email Kelli Bultena at Tea Weekly at [email protected].
[email protected] | 605-213-0049
WANTED STATEWIDES
Available in LENNOX now!
Nice, clean 1 bdrm apt offering HUD Section 8
Income Based Rents. Off street parking, Community
Room and Laundry facilities. HEAT PAID! Limited
availability so call now: Jerry at 605-610-7399. Must Income & otherwise qualify.
RENTAL
Full Service Printinglennoxnews.com/printi ngCall 605-647-2284
FARMLAND WANTED: In search of FARMLAND TO RENT in the Tea, Lennox or Chancellor area. References available on request. Signing Bonus Available! Call or text 605-941-2881 or email [email protected]. TFCb
HELP WANTED: PRESCHOOL AIDE AD Lennox School District is currently hiring for a preschool aide.
The position is at Worthing Elementary from 7:45-11:45 Monday – Thursday with an occasional Friday. Pay starts at $15.00 an hour.
Possible for more hours with the after school program.
Interested applicants can contact Sheryl Ledeboer at 605-212- or [email protected]. Applicant must pass a background
check and be available to start within 2 weeks.
BIDS:THE BENNETaT COUNTY COMMIS-SIONERS will receive bids for the public to purchase 35,000 ton crushed gravel in Jackson County. Contact the County Auditor at 605-685-6931 with questions.EMPLOYMENT:POTTER COUNTY is accepting applica-tions for Highway and Weed Superinten-dent. For application and job description: [email protected], 605-765-9408, or 201 S. Exene St. Gettysburg, SD 57442. Potter County is an EOE.MAINTENANCE MANAGER: Timber Lake is seeking full-time Maintenance Manager. Contact City of Timber Lake at 605-865-3790 or [email protected]. Wage depending on experience. Equal oppor-tunity employer. MOBRIDGE REGIONAL HOSPITAL: Emergency Service Director Mobridge, SD. Excellent Benefits! Complete job descriptions and to apply online go to www.mobridgeregionalhospital.org, click employment. EOE.
FARMERS UNION OIL, Westhope ND is seeking a qualifi ed General Manager. This is a fi nancially successful, multi lo-cation energy and agronomy retail supply cooperative located in North Central ND. Responsibilities include, profitability, fi nancial oversight, personnel manage-ment and reporting to a fi ve person board of directors. Deadline for applications is September 14th, 2020. Send resumes to, Larry Fuller, c/o General Manager, 5213 Shoal Drive, Bismarck ND or email to [email protected] AREA SCHOOLS in Isabel, SD is seeking applications for the following position: Health Science Instructor: South Dakota certifi cation is required. Work-related experience may count toward certifi cation. NWAS offers competitive salary, benefi ts, transporta-tion and SD Retirement. Please contact Quinn Lenk, NWAS Director at 605-466-2206, or by email at: [email protected] position is open until fi lled.STATE PARK STAFF: Fresh air, scenery and nature! Immediate fall openings across South Dakota for campground and maintenance staff. $10+/hour. Contact your local park. www.gfp.sd.gov
Deputy Sheriff – Certifi edLincoln County Sheriff ’s Offi ce
$5,000 Hiring Bonus Available!For those that meet the eligibility requirements
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Offi ce invites applications from those that are currently law enforcement certifi ed in the State of South Dakota for Deputy Sheriff positions. These
individuals will provide law enforcement services to maintain law and order throughout Lincoln County. Responsibilities include investigating illegal or suspicious activities and completing and maintaining accurate records and reports. Applicants must be a current Certifi ed Law Enforcement Offi cer in the State of South Dakota. To be considered for hire:
Must pass a physical examination and pre-employment drug testing. Must be in good standing with the South Dakota Law Enforcement Offi cers Standards and Training
Commission. $21.84 - $24.11/hr plus benefi ts. To view a full listing of qualifi cations and to apply visit: http://www.lincolncountysd.org then click on the Employment tab.
Application deadline: September 4th at 5:00 p.m. Contact Human Resources with questions at 605-764-6609. Equal Opportunity Employer.
NOTICES
CONCRETE WORKScheduling small jobs around Lennox area• Concrete Removal • Skid Loader Work • Residential Concrete
Doing business as Justin Lynde Construction Inc.
Call Dan for estimates in the area, 310-9937
Giving Bids April 10thDan Lynde/Justin Lynde
Call Dan for estimates in the area, 310-9937
The school year has just begun, and Tea Area High School senior Dawson Portner is making sure the year starts out in full swing. As part of the High School curriculum, Se-niors are required to perform a Senior Capstone Project and/or Internship. That is when the wheels started turning for Dawson Portner, who is a cur-rent baseball player for the Tea Legion Post 266 Tincaps and Tea Area Titan baseball teams.
On Monday and Tuesday, August 24 and 25, Dawson organized a free youth base-
ball clinic at the Tea Athletic Complex. The camp was offered to current 3rd-6th graders to come out and learn some fundamentals around hitting, pitching, catching, throwing, and having fun with players and volunteers alike.
“Having a love for the game since I was at these ages, I thought having a baseball camp would be a great way for me to share my talents, as well as to give back to the young players in Tea,” Portner said.
He estimates having around 35-40 participants on both
evenings and also credits vol-unteers within the community.
“Rod Fortin was my mentor for this Senior Project and with his help and network within Tea and the surrounding areas, we were able to make it a great camp by getting outstanding volunteers for the camp,” Port-ner said.
He said that volunteers in-cluded several Tea Tincap Le-gion players and coaches, Tea Park and Recreation coaches and volunteers, as well as several parents and family members that showed up for
the camp and couldn’t help but wanted to be part of it.
“It was a great experience for not only them, but me as well. It’s a great group of kids that I can’t wait to umpire next summer,” said Portner. “Thanks to everyone who helped make this camp possible!”
Portner offered his thanks to the City of Tea for their partner-ship in offering use of the fi eld space and equipment to be able to offer the camp for free, as well as advertising the camp through their Facebook page.
This week’s Athlete of the Week for Titan girls’ soccer is Brooke Deckert. Brooke was nominated by head coach, Mark Anderson. She is a Junior midfi elder and a Captain on the soccer team.
“Brooke is usually the most consistent player on the fi eld. Her teammates know they can depend on her to be there on and off the fi eld,” said Anderson.
At the end of the 2019 season Brooke started preparing for the 2020 season. She took advantage of school being canceled due to Covid-19. She stayed mentally and physically prepared so she could help lead her team.
“Brooke motivates her team and coaches by staying positive in all situations she works hard at practice to learn from her Coaches and to teach those who need help,” Anderson added.
Congrats, Brooke.
TAHS senior holds youth baseball camp
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK★
Brooke Deckert
This week’s Athlete of the Week for Titan girls’ softball is Addisyn Hansen. Addisyn was nominated by head coach, Matt Hansen. Addisyn is a freshman pitcher for the Titans.
Pitching in her fi rst varsity game, Addisyn had ten strike-outs. She threw a total of 97 pitches, 70 of which were strikes. She also had two hits on the weekend and a team high three RBI.
“Addisyn is willing to do whatever is needed to help the team, whether it’s playing differ-ent positions or batting in different spots in the batting lineup,” said Hansen. “She also enjoys working with younger players to help them improve their game. Addisyn is always cheering on her teammates and is genuinely excited for them when they do well.”
Congrats, Addisyn.
Addisyn Hansen Addisyn Hansen
Titan golf team competed in Madison on Tuesday, Aug. 18 and earned second place. Eric Munson finished second for the Titans with an 80. Cooper Leslie and Keeton Newborg tied for 11th with an 86 and Carter Jongeling fi nished in 13th place with an 87. Derek Anderson
shot a 97 for Tea Area, placing 29th. Eddie Unruh shot a 104 for the Titans to finish 41st among the 66 golfers.
“Carter Jongeling posted a career low tournament score shooting a 87. It was only a matter of time before he shot a good score,” said Titan head
coach Jason Sudenga. “He has worked hard, along with all of the other kids and it is starting to show. Eric Munson was sec-ond with a score of 80. We still have not played to our potential as a team but it is early in the season.”
Tea Area competed on Mon-
day, Aug. 24 in the Dell Rapids Invite and Munson won the event with a 76 on the day. New-borg shot an 81 to take 11th and Leslie an 84 to fi nish 18th.
As a team the Titans took third place. Winning the Invite was Vermillion.
Tea Area’s Munson wins Dell Rapids Invite
