The Yankton School Dis-trict 63-3 School Board Elec-tion will be held on Tuesday,April 14.

Two of the five schoolboard seats, currently held byKathy Greeneway andMatthew Pietz, are open.Elected candidates will serve athree-year term.

The earliest date to circu-late a petition is Jan. 30. The

deadline for filing a nominat-ing petition is 5 p.m. Friday,Feb. 27.

The deadline for voter reg-istration is March 30 to vote inthe April 14 election.

From P&D Staff Reports

The Circle C Mobile HomePark’s license renewal will bediscussed at tonight’s (Mon-day) meeting of the YanktonCity Commission.

The park has come underscrutiny over a number of is-sues, including improperplumbing and sanitation con-

ditions, improperly built trail-ers, abandoned vehicles andpark management.

Yankton City Finance Offi-cer Al Viereck said, should theapplication be denied, hedoesn’t anticipate city actionwould occur until the spring.

In other business, the com-mission will also discuss a

minor change to an order for anew fire truck, an agreementbetween the city and theHousing & RedevelopmentCommission and the appoint-

ment of a parking committee.The commission meets at 7

p.m. tonight at the TechnicalEducation Center, 1200 W. 21stSt.

Dean Ticknor Dean Ticknor, age 84, of

Vermillion, SD, passed awayFriday, Janu-ary 9, 2015 ata place nearand dear tohis heart, hisshop.

DeanFredrick Tic-knor wasborn May 5,1930, inBurke, South Dakota toElmer and Tillie Ticknor.Dean graduated from BurkeHigh School in 1949 and mar-ried his high school sweet-heart, Berniece Klein inOctober 1950. Dean wasdrafted into the Army in Jan-uary 1952. This was just lessthan two years after theymarried and Berniece wasexpecting their first child inAugust. Dean and Berniecemoved to Vermillion in 1965and Dean’s first job in Ver-million was working forRoyal Ready Mix. A fewyears later he started hisown business, Ticknor Exca-vation.

Survivors include hiswife, Berniece, his childrenDon (Audrey) Ticknor, Ver-million; Duane (Mary) Tic-knor, Lisle, IL; Patty (Tim)Schwasinger, Vermillion; and5 grandchildren; Anthony(Lori) Ticknor, Bloomington,MN; David Ticknor, Lisle, IL;Kristen Schwasinger, SiouxFalls, SD; BrookeSchwasinger, Vermillion; PaulSchwasinger, Vermillion;great-grandchildren; AugustTicknor, Bloomington, MN;Hudson Ticknor, Blooming-ton, MN; siblings; Glenn

“Bud” Ticknor, Sacramento,CA; Leota Allison, Winner,SD; Betty Lou Williams, Lodi,CA; Edith “Peggy” Wittmus,Fort Lupton, CO; Larry Tic-knor, Sioux Falls; JoAnn Car-valho, Sacramento, CA.

Dean was preceded indeath by his parents; fivesiblings; Elmer Jr., LeRoy,Jeanette, Dorothy, andRobert.

Funeral services will be10:30 a.m. Tuesday, January 13at the First United MethodistChurch in Vermillion with pri-vate family burial in Burke, SD.

Visitation will begin at 5:00p.m. Monday, January 12 witha prayer service at 7:00 p.m.all at the Hansen FuneralHome in Vermillion.

In honor of his memory,donations may be made toVermillion Backpack Program.

Visit HansenFuneral-Home.com.

Yankton Press & Dakotan

January 12, 2015

Ralph ThomasPARKSTON — Ralph

Joseph Thomas, 83, died atAvera Bormann Manor inParkston on Sunday, Jan. 10,2014.

Funeral service will be Fri-day, Jan. 16, at 10:30 a.m. atSacred Heart Catholic Churchin Parkston with burial follow-ing in Sacred Heart CatholicCemetery in Parkston.

Visitation will be Thursday,Jan. 15, from 5-7 p.m. at SacredHeart Catholic Church in Park-ston with a wake service at 7p.m.

The family would prefermemorials in lieu of flowers.

Arrangements by KoehnBros. Funeral Home in Park-ston.

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75 YEARS AGOFriday, January 12, 1940

• Closer contact and coopera-tion between business men andfarmers will be the keynote of thepresent year’s program of activitiesof the retail merchants division ofthe Yankton Chamber of Com-merce, it was decided at a meetingof the division held in the Chamberroom at the city hall.

• Many South Dakotans re-member today this memorable datein the history of the commonwealth,January 12, 1888, when one of theworst of the devastating blizzardswhich swept the Dakota prairiesduring the earlier years of its settle-ment claimed 112 lives.

50 YEARS AGOTuesday, January 12, 1965• Gonzalo J. Facio, ambassa-

dor of Costa Rica, addressed a for-mal convocation in Forbes hallauditorium, Yankton College, at 10a.m. today, and held an informal

get-together with the public inForbes auditorium at 11 a.m. aspart of the college’s Area Programof International Understanding.

• Petitions for referendum of theaction taken by the Yankton citycommission recently to set up par-allel parking on Third street werepresented to the city commissionMonday evening, and the commis-sion set February 2 as the date fora special election on the question.

25 YEARS AGOFriday, January 12, 1990

• A bill to provide free tuition tomedical school students who agreeto practice in certain areas of thestate was among a handful ofmeasures introduced Thursday inthe South Dakota Legislature.

• The South Dakota House andSenate agreed Thursday to restrictpublic smoking to just two areas inthe portion of the state capitol con-trolled by the Legislature.

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Library Board Of Trustees Meeting SetThe Yankton Community Library Board of Trustees will

hold its regular meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 14, in theLibrary meeting room, 515 Walnut

For further information, call 668-5275.

James River Board Meeting In PierreHURON — The James River Water Development District

Board of Directors will be holding its annual meeting at 1 p.m.Wednesday, Jan. 14, at the American Legion in Pierre

Items on the agenda are:1. Appointment of Director Area 1;2. Election of 2015 officers;3. Designation of official newspapers;4. Extend funding for City of Ashton;5. Funding request from Marshall Conservation District for

a grass seeding drill;6. Funding request from South Brown Conservation District

for a grass seeding drill and mower;7. Update on TMDL activities on the James River; 8. Discussion on the District’s vision & mission statement;9. Any other business that may come before the Board.

Elem. Parent-Teachers Conferences SetThe Yankton School District’s second regularly scheduled

elementary parent-teacher conferences for the 2014-15 schoolyear will be held Thursday, Jan. 15, and Thursday, Jan. 22, run-ning from 4-8 p.m. both days.

School will be in session on conference days.

Library Foundation Board To MeetThe Yankton Community Library Foundation, Inc., Board of

Directors will hold its annual meeting and first quarter meet-ing at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 15, in the library director’s of-fice, 515 Walnut

For further information, call 668-5275.

Cinderella’s Closet Prom Fitting Jan. 17Prom is coming and Cinderella’s Closet, located at Yank-

ton’s Riverview Reformed Church at 1700 Burleigh, wants tomake your prom dreams come true.

Come check out our new and gently used prom dresses.There are more than 160 dresses to choose from, and a selec-tion of jewelry and shoes as well.

The fitting date is Jan. 17 from 1-3 p.m. Your name will beentered into a drawing, upon selection of a dress, for a chanceto win one of five free manicures.

If there are any questions, call Deb at 665-5507.

Online EMT Class To Start Jan. 26Yankton County EMS will be conducting an Online EMT

Class starting Jan. 26. The class will be online education, andthen will meet twice a month for skills, and review at the Yank-ton County EMS building at 805 Capital Street in Yankton.

If you are interested in taking the EMT class or have anyquestions, contact Mark at Yankton County EMS at 668-9033,or by cell at 605-661-6793, or you can e-mail at markkco.yank-ton.sd.us. Register by 5 p.m. Monday Jan. 19.

O B I T UA R I E S

Ticknor

Adeline CisarAdeline Cisar, 99, of Scot-

land, South Dakota passedaway on Sunday, January 11,2015 at the Landmann-Jung-man Memorial Hospital inScotland.

Funeral services arepending.

Goglin Funeral Home ofScotland is handlingarrangements.

Online condolences may

be sent atwww.goglinfh.com.

Kathleen WryKathleen Wry, 59, of

Scotland, South Dakotapassed away on Thursday,January 8, 2015 at the GoodSamaritan Society of Scot-land.

Online condolencesmay be sent atwww.goglinfh.com/.

Khrista IbarolleKhrista Noelle Ibarolle,

age 31, of El Dorado Hills, CAand formerly of Yankton, SDdied January 7, 2015 sud-denly from a random act ofviolence shortly after cele-brating her 31 birthday witha friend. Khrista will be re-membered for her love, hugsand desires of peace.

Mass of Christian Burialwill be 10:30 a.m. Thursday,January 15, 2015 at SacredHeart Catholic Church withRev. John Rutten officiating.Cremation will follow themass with the burial of hercremated remains takingplace a later date.

Visitations will begin at

5:00 p.m. Wednesday, Janu-ary 14, 2015 at Sacred HeartCatholic Church with a wakeservice at 7:00 p.m. Visita-tions will resume one hourprior to the service at thechurch.

The Opsahl-Kostel Fu-neral Home & Crematory,Yankton, is assisting withservice details.

Memorials are directedto “in Khrista’s Memory”Fund, 1st Dakota NationalBank, 225 Cedar Street,Yankton, SD 57078.

Online condolences at: www.opsahl-kostelfuneralhome.com

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