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Kadoka Nursing Home
Kenton & Angela McKeehan • 837-2270
Mary Ellen Herbaugh enjoyed a
nice visit with Reverand Ray
Greenseth on Sunday.
Harold Schnee had a wonderful
day on Friday as he and Mary
joined the wagon train in the Badlands.
They spent the entire day
out in a wagon, enjoying the beautiful
scenery and reconnecting with
old friends. Harold was exhausted,
but very happy.
Polly Kujawa went to church
with her son, Jim. Taking advantage
of the pleasant weather on
Monday, Polly enjoyed a stroll with
Jim. Jim and Arlene chatted with
Polly on Tuesday.
Winona Carson spent time with
her son, Oliver, and Gayle Carson
on Sunday. Son Ron and Renate
Carson, sister Joy Parker, and
friends Terry and Pauline Sawyer
of Cheyenne, WY, joined Winona
during daily devotions on Wednesday.
Wynona's grandchildren, Tim,
Charity, Sande and Luis, brightened
her day with a visit on Saturday.
Bob Tridle received a call from
Ramona Budelez. His wife,
Roseanne, and daughter, Gina,
Club 27
SATURDAy
We’ll be cooking up
“Burgers & Beans”
with chips and cold drinks
Start serving at 11:00 AM
UNDER THE TENT
A free-will offering
will be taken.
drove down from Rapid City to see
Bob on Friday.
Mary Petras had a pleasant chat
with her daughter-in-law, Linda,
on Sunday. Mark Nash, a minister
from Oklahoma, was in on Friday
for a visit with Mary.
Mary Bull Bear's daughter,
Sonia, came to see her frequently
throughout the week. Granddaughter
Esperanza Marie visited
Grandma Mary on Tuesday. Marlin,
Trish and Jacob Garrett were
here on Wednesday.
Lois Pettyjohn led the residents
in music and singing during Monday
morning devotions.
Carol Borleson enjoyed the company
of Paula Volgelsang on Tuesday.
Ruth Klundt had a nice surprise
as her son, Arlys, and Raynita
dropped by on Friday.
Dwight Louder had a good afternoon
with his wife, Dorothy, and
son, Brad, on Friday.
Alice Wilmarth visited with her
daughter-in-law, Paulette, on Saturday.
Shirley Josserand also
stopped in on Saturday.
Hwy 248 • Kadoka • 837-2241
Welcomes KHS Alumni
Friday & Saturday Specials
Prime Rib or
Steak & Shrimp
includes salad bar
Full Menu Service
It’s happening
FRI & SAT
JUNE 22 - 23
in Kadoka, SD
under the
BIG TENT
on Main Street
Dance to
the music of
“Westbound”
Saturday Night
9 p.m.-1 a.m.
Tagg Weller and Jordan Grimes
attended a three-day Bible camp at
Victory Center Bible Camp last
week. The camp was held near Ft.
Pierre and Merilee Grimes took
Tagg and Jordan to the camp.
On Saturday, Jim and Robyn
Jones, along with her parents, Ray
and Florence Osburn, of Valentine
and her brother, Brad Osburn, of
Norfolk traveled to Omaha, NE, to
attend the wedding reception of
her nephew, Devin Osburn, and
Tammy Arnold. They returned
home on Sunday.
Jeff Parkinson of Rock Rapids,
IA, spent a few days last week with
his parents, Larry and Alvina
Parkinson, in Kadoka. The three of
them toured areas of the Black
Hills, visited Chuck Parkinson and
family and were overnight guests.
They also attended two American
Legion Post 22 baseball games and
returned to Kadoka on Wednesday.
Jeff returned to his home on Thursday.
Terry and Pauline Sawyer arrived
in Kadoka on Monday, June
11, to visit with friends, Ron and
Renate Carson. On Wednesday of
last week Terry sang at the Kadoka
Nursing Home to entertain the residents
there. They left for their
Cheyenne, WY, home on Friday.
The Mednansky family had
their 33rd annual Father's Day Reunion
in Kadoka over the weekend.
They had a good turnout and had
wonderful weather. A list of those
present will be in next week's
paper.
Many family members and
friends attended the funeral of Alex
"Bod" Livermont on Saturday afternoon
at the Presbyterian
Church in Kadoka.
Michael Lenox left for his home
in Greenwood, IN, on Saturday afternoon.
He had spent the past
The City of Kadoka
Welcomes
KHS
Alumni!
We hope that your Kadoka Alumni Days Celebration
is bigger and better than ever!
Enjoy all the activities and
have a safe and memorable time!
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Kadoka Rodeo Arena • Sat., June 23
After the rodeo,
awards will be
presented under
the tent
on Main Street
week in Kadoka with his mom,
Sydne Lenox, helping with a move
to the Joyce Stout home. On Friday
night Mike, Sydne and Wanda
Swan drove to Wall and enjoyed
supper at the Wall Drug store.
While here Mike had an interview
in Plankinton Thursday at the
Pure Plup Manufacturing Company
for a job as accountant.
The Ireland Wagon and Trail
Ride was held over the weekend at
the Thesa Ireland Ranch, and it
was another very successful event.
Kim and Bryant Miller of
Gillette, WY, stopped at the home
of her mom, Patty Ulmen, on Saturday
and spent that night and
Sunday in Kadoka. They were on
their way home after have a short
vacation to various spots in South
Dakota and Nebraska.
Sydne Lenox enjoyed a short
visit with Morris Hallock and his
wife of Sturgis at the Gas & Go station
on Saturday. Morris was
Sydne's first boss, along with
Orville Rock, when she worked at
the Kadoka Press in 1954 and
1955.
Welcome to all the Kadoka High
School alumni and other visitors
who will be here this coming weekend
for the annual high school reunion!
Jeff Willert rode in Innisfail, AB,
on the 14th and won the first round
with an 81 1/2 but ended up in 9th
place overall and a check for $724.
Chad Ferley tied for 4th place, winning
$2,172. Jeff and Jamie Willert
participated in the Matched Bronc
Ride in Philip Friday night, but
both were bucked off in the first
round. Many local people were in
attendance at the Philip event. Jeff
will be in Reno, NV, June 19, 20;
High River, AB, June 21; Wainwright,
AB, June 23, and Greeley,
CO, June 28.
Admission:
$5 per person or
$10 car load
Concessions • Beer Garden
Candy Scramble
Kick things
off with
HAPPY HOUR
Friday • 3-6 PM
We’ll also have a
BEER
GARDEN
June 21, 2012 • Kadoka Press • Page 4
Local food entrepreneurs
workshop in Kadoka, Philip
SDSU Extension is presenting a
series of trainings June 27 in
Kadoka, July 11 in Philip and July
18 in Kadoka for local produce
growers and food producers and
local food-product processors.
The morning sessions will include
a three-part business planning
series running from, 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Attendance at all sessions
is recommended as the information
will build upon previous sessions.
The afternoon will include three
local food focused tracks running
from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Each of
these sessions can be registered for
individually.
Participants should visit
www.igrow.org/events to register
for this training. This training is
sponsored by USDA Rural Development
and will be provided free of
charge to the public. Lakota Funds
is sponsoring a meal for registered
participants. Return this form to:
SDSU Extension-Sioux Falls Regional
Center, Attn: Chris
Zdorovtsov, 2001 E. 8th St., Sioux
Falls, SD 57103.
The June 27 and July 18 workshops
will be held at the Kadoka
School, 800 Bayberry St., Kadoka.
The July 11 training will be held at
the Haakon County Courthouse
Community Room, 140 S. Howard
Ave., Philip.
Workshop details
•June 27, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.: Determining
Feasibility: Answering
feasibility questions, marketing
analysis tools, creating a mission
statement, and setting business
Celebrate
Responsibly
Come party in the street during
Live music
under the
tent!
Selling wrist bands at the gates with I.D.
$5.00 ADMISSION EACH NIGHT
NO OFF-SALE between the hours
of 7 p.m. and 1:30 a.m.
Kadoka Ambulance
Service Welcomes
KHS Alumni!
Dance to
“Crash Wagon”
Fri., June 22 • 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
under the tent on Main Street, Kadoka
We will be serving late night
GRILLED BURGERS & BRATS
Saturday night during the firemen’s dance!
Kadoka’s 2012 Alumni
Days Celebration!
JUNE 22 & 23
Kadoka, SD • 837-9102 • OPEN 10 AM to 2 AM
goals and objectives.
•June 27, 1:30-4:30 p.m..: Marketing
and Online Marketing: Discussing
direct marketing outlets
for local foods, food product marketing
strategies, and internet
business sites and social media.
•July 11, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.: Developing
the Business Plan: Developing
an executive summary,
company summary, management
and ownership, product and service
summary, market analysis, marketing
plans, and financial analysis.
•July 11, 1:30-4:30 p.m.: Food
Safety & Processing for Farmer's
Markets: Handling food safely, the
home processed food law, and
canned, dried, frozen and baked
goods for farmer's market.
•July 18, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.: Business
Documents & Financing Options:
Choosing a business
structure, taxes and licensing,
overview of financial statements,
and financing options.
•July 18, 1:30-4:30 p.m.:
Farmer's Market Start-up; Startup
and selling tips, developing bylaws,
regulatory agency overview,
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Program (SNAP) utilization and
sales tax.
For some sessions it is suggested
to bring a laptop or one can be provided.
See registration for detail
about computer usages at specific
classes.
For more information contact
Chris Zdorovtsov at 782-3290 or
Christina.Zdorovtsov@sdstate.edu.
Ranch rodeo season begins
Sturgis ranch rodeo winners… was the team of Tucker Mc-
Daniel (L), Blaine Hicks, Tanner Jones and Luke VanderMay. The rodeo
was held on Sunday, June 17. --courtesy photo
“Crash Wagon”
Playing
FRIDAY NIGHT
“Westbound”
Playing
SATURDAY NIGHT
Under the Tent!