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by Chastity Julson Japan, then relocated with her younger sister, Danielle, is mar - wouldn’t see in a big city, some - with her CNA work even after her After three and a half years of family to Texas when she was ried to a native of Philip, and has thing I never saw. I love every - children began to add to their the New Underwood Post being about six years old. Lavender, her lived in the Philip area for the last thing about Philip, from the peo - family. When an unexpected put together by the writing and mother and her sisters eventually four years. She eventually con - ple I meet when I’m exploring the death brought tragedy to the fam - lay-out team of Chastity Julson moved to Loveland, Colo, which is vinced Lavender and her husband town at night to the small local ily in 2011, Lavender quit her and Nancy Haigh, Haigh’s move where, Lavender said, she did to give Philip a try. businesses,” Lavender said. CNA job to stay home with her to her family ranch near Vale, SD, most of her growing up. It was Despite being more accustomed Lavender’s husband works children and help them grieve. precipitated a change in the Post also in Loveland that Lavender to larger cities, Lavender said from home with stock market in - Her work with Ravellette Pub - team. met Jason, which led to her mov - that, while Philip is not even on vestments, which makes his work lications, the parent company of

Michaela Lavender, most re - versatile for any area. This is the New Underwood Post, is her cently of Clovis, CA, moved to “ Lavender’s first experience in the first experience back in the work - Philip at the beginning of April. Everyone here is so friendly and wel - newspaper industry. ing world after her departure She and her husband, Jason, coming, something you wouldn’t see in a During her childhood, Laven - from nursing. have five children ages eleven, b“ig city, something I never saw. der’s mother struggled with mul - For Lavender, the biggest re - eight, seven, five and two. tiple sclerosis. Lavender’s high ward for working with the news - Though this is her first time liv - school years were spent juggling paper is getting to know the Rav - ing in a small town, Lavender is ing to California at the age of 18. the same scale of any other town school, cheer squad and caring for ellette Publications staff. Another by no means a stranger to living After more than a decade in Cal - in which she has lived, it is, in a her mother, Lavender said. This reward is working hard all week in new places and experiencing ifornia, Lavender and her family sense, better than any other city fostered in her an interest in to put together a newspaper, then new situations. The daughter of a were ready for a change of scenery she has called home. medicine. She eventually got her to see it hot off the press and military member, Lavender spent in a place that had a slower pace “Everyone here is so friendly CNA certification so she could ready to be disseminated to read - her early years in Okinawa, and was less stressful. Lavender’s and welcoming, something you help more people. She continued ers.

June 14th – Flag Day History states that Betsy Ross is the The world's largest red, white and blue name of the lady who American Flag meas - were chosen as the sewed the first Amer - ures 505 feet colours and represent ican Flag in 1776. (153.9m) x 225 feet valour (red), liberty (68.58m) and weighs and purity (white) jus - in at a whopping 3,000 tice and loyalty (blue). pounds (1,361 Kg) It was made in Pennsyl - vania Working For a Living Faith & Inspiration Rodeo Public Notices Inside: Page 2 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 2 Editorial The Post • June 21, 2018 Working For A Living Tim R. Chastity Julson Goodwin Perennial Hope cart. Child E was my only helper plants out of their pots, set them part of a culture that, though sep - District 30 State Hope springs eternal. That is that day. He was enthralled with in their holes, then filled in the arated by distance and poor Representative why, despite scores of trees and these plants that were suddenly extra space with the potting soil. transportation, knew how to con - flowers and vegetables that have blooming in the cart, and he kept A trickling hose over the roots of nect with each other interperson - been planted to no avail, Friday twisting from his baby seat to each plant, and they were done. ally. I have the advantage in hav - From the Desk of Tim R. Goodwin found me in town, getting items reach the flowers. All day, as the sun refused to ing modern technology and trans - Representative, District 30 at a hardware store, and then de - I snagged a large bag of potting shine, I kept an eye on the flow - portation to keep me in touch It’s State Convention time! Yep, it’s touring to the outside plant sec - soil on the way out the door. The ers. It is common for them to wilt with those I love, though our so - that time of year when the Republican tion. ground into which I would be as they adjust to the ground—at ciety as a whole has lost some of and Democratic parties host state con - ventions. The Democrats have had What I really wanted was moss planting these flowers was full of least, it is for me. But all day yes - our ability to truly connect with theirs, in Sioux Falls. Marcia and I are roses. I do love these bright, gravel, with just enough dirt to terday they stayed upright, each other. headed to Pierre for the Republican hardy little flowers that, once make you forget that you were bright and vigorous. I excitedly These flowers, much like the convention. We’re both excited, as this started, will keep returning year planting in a bed of rocks. I would showed this to Ol’ Handsome, hollyhocks a person can still find year we both have a vote as Commit - after year. No, the man who was need some potting soil to encour - who, despite my explanations, in the pastures, marking the site teeman and Committeewoman. Basi - watering the plants said, they did age these plants to survive. fails to see my fascination with of some old homestead now faded cally, we decide the 7 State Constitu - not have any more moss roses, Those poor plants. After they planting flowers, especially when and blown away into the South tional officers. In South Dakota, they though they had some yesterday. survived the trip to the Kiddie most of them do not survive. Dakota wind, represent an un - are: There were a whole lot of peren - Hauler, the plants had to survive When the rain began to fall willingness to quit trying. Their Attorney General Lieutenant Governor nials on another table, though. five other stops. Finally, hours gently last night, I rejoiced. survival means so much, because Auditor Since most enterprising garden - later, after the plants had proven Maybe these perennials have a I need to know that I can make Treasurer ers put in their flowers weeks their hardiness by not being all good chance of surviving. By this something beautiful and lasting Secretary of State ago, these perennials were wilted from their day in a warm morning, when we left for church, grow, when it seems that so much School & Public Lands marked down into my price vehicle, we finally headed home. we had an inch and twenty hun - of my life is filled with banal Public Utilities Commis - range. We had other commitments dreds in the rain gauge. I have chores and the continual work sioner Last summer, my grandma Friday evening. Saturday morn - not made the soggy walk across that comes with living the dream. We also approve the platform of the gave me some of her perennials. ing I was out early. I find that I the lawn to the perennial bed, but So what happens when they do party (what we stand for). Two of the The rose bush she sent did not have better luck with plants if from the driveway I can see that not survive? Does that foretell my offices, Attorney General and Lieu - tenant Governor, are contested offices make it. The day lilies, Shasta they are planted in the cool, be - the flowers still look content in own survival inability? No. Be - on the Republican side. daisies, and some little yellow fore the sun is beating down on their new homes. cause the very nature of planting The Democrats picked Randy Seller, flower that spreads rapidly did. the plants that go into shock just There is something about these flowers this summer, when some past U.S. Attorney, and Michelle Still, my one little clump of as soon as they come from their flowers that connects me to plantings have survived from pre - LaVallee as Lieutenant Governor, a Shasta daisies, set out where they pots. women who have made South vious years, and so many others long-time Republican who switched her are in honor of a niece whose The weather was on my side. Dakota their home for the last have not, proves that I have the party to be the Democratic nominee. short life was hallmarked by The sky was overcast with clouds hundred and fifty years. We un - tenacity to continue in this life The remaining Democratic Constitu - these daisies, looked like they that promised a cooler day, if not derstand the horrors of a drought that has been given to me. While tional Candidates: needed some more color joining imminent rain. I found a shovel year, when everything is brown I hope these flowers continue to Secretary of State: Alexandra them in their place along the tiny and began chipping holes into the and dry and crumbles into a des - flourish, and that I can give parts Fredrick Auditor: Tom Cool section of pretty-wired fence. ground. I grumbled to myself olate powder. We know of the of these flowers to other people Treasurer: Aaron Matson Carefully, I went through the about these rocks into which I howling wind of the winter, the for years to come, I know that, Commissioner of School & store’s selection. I needed flowers was trying to plant things of roaring of grass fire. The loneli - even if they do not, another year Public Lands: Woody Hauser that are alright with full sunlight, beauty. Finally, with holes per - ness that comes when our men will find me choosing more on- Public Utilities Commis - and I wanted an assortment of haps not deep enough, I deemed work all day to make things work, sale flowers and trying, once sioner: Wayne Fredrick purples, blues, yellows, oranges that I had space enough for these then come in for a late supper and again, to get some splash of color So, what happens after the Republi - and pinks. I made my selections six new pots of perennials. head back out to keep working. to grow. can Convention? The campaign season and put them carefully into my Carefully, quickly, I popped the They had the advantage in being starts again! Yep, you thought it was over, right? Nope, now we have Demo - crat vs. Republican and Independent, if there is a candidate, for the general election on Nov. 6. Stay tuned for next Have a story idea or photo? week, when I’ll list all the Republican candidates in the general election. Call Chastity at 754-6101 Tim R. Goodwin, Representative for District 30

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Display Advertising Rate: Classifieds: Church Page and Business and Professional Advertising: $3.00 per ad per week (3 month minimum) New Underwood Post • PO Box 426, New Underwood, SD 57761 (605) 754-6466 • [email protected] Publisher: Don Ravellette (605) 859-2516, [email protected] Vice Pres. and General Mgr: Beau Ravellette (605) 859-2516; [email protected] Phone: (605) 754-6466 e-mail: [email protected] June 21, 2018 • The Post rural livin ’/l EgislativE 3 SDSU Extension News Mike Rounds Ken Olson SDSU Extension Beef Specialist U.S. Senator – South Dakota Growth Implants in story. There is little information available about the influence of For many South Dakotans, the erty adjacent to a reservoir. The which we stated that 500,000 Heifer Calves Missouri River is a constant in Army Corps denied the request acres of our most fertile river bot - Several growth implants are la - calfhood implants on when the heifer becomes pregnant. In other our lives. We have driven past it on the basis that the “surplus tomlands were permanently beled by FDA for use in suckling countless times, fished its waters water” rule hadn’t been finalized. flooded as the reservoirs filled fol - calves. Some, but not all are la - words, if a heifer becomes preg - nant later in the breeding season and boated on it with our friends The Army Corps is blocking lowing construction of these beled for use in heifers that are and families. It has also histori - states from legitimate usage of dams. Our citizens and tribal intended to keep as replace - because of a calfhood implant, then she will calve later, which cally been a major water source the water. members were forced from their ments, including Ralgro® and for state and municipal projects. As chairman of the Environ - homes and communities. Synovex-C®. means her calf will be younger and lighter at weaning and she However, a U.S. Army Corps’ of ment and Public Works (EPW) We don’t doubt the benefits of An important question is to de - Engineers proposed rule, esti - Subcommittee on Superfund, multi-use Army Corps projects, cide whether implants should be will be later to return to estrous and rebreed as a two-year old. mated to be finalized as early as Waste Management and Regula - but they need to be taken into the used in heifers. Many producers this fall, would limit states’ rights tory Oversight, I have held nu - proper historical context. In tak - are concerned because of the pos - This delay could lead to delayed rebreeding and lighter calves to the natural flow of water merous hearings to review the ing such an expansive view of sibility they could negatively af - through river systems. Army Corps’ management of the what constitutes surplus water, fect future reproductive perform - throughout her life, or worse, could result in her failing to re - The proposed rule, published Missouri River. We recently held and thus what is subject to fed - ance. There have been a large during the previous administra - a hearing to focus on the prob - eral control, the Army Corps number of experi - breed entirely, and thus be - tion, seeks to define the term lems with the “surplus water” clearly does not recognize the con - ments and several “surplus water” in the Flood Con - rule. Secretary Steven Pirner of stitutionally protected rights of thorough reviews of come an open A producer cow. trol Act of 1944. In formulating the South Dakota Department of the states to the natural flows of the overall results the proposed rule, the Army Environment and Natural Re - the river system. from all these stud - should consider A second po - tential impact Corps failed to take into account sources testified at the hearing. Rather, the Army Corps is at - ies. These reviews natural flows of the river system Of the proposed rule, he said, tempting to produce a system in have generally con - three options for is that extra growth in when defining surplus water. It “this new definition of surplus which legitimate municipal and cluded that if im - using was the intent of Congress to rec - water creates a monumental industrial projects cannot gain ac - plants are given at heifers that have been im - ognize and reaffirm the constitu - change to the law and steals cess to the water passing through 30 to 45 days of suckling-phase tionally protected rights of states South Dakota’s rights to natural the states by refusing to grant age, there is little planted will implants in lead to a larger to the natural flow of water flows that, by tradition and law, easements to gain access to these impact on preg - through river systems like the are under the jurisdiction of the water resources. nancy rates as pelvic opening heifer calves: and result in Missouri. The proposed rule is an states.” I have been working directly yearlings. There is attack on states’ rights and states’ In South Dakota, we live with a with EPW Chairman John Bar - a very slightly reduced calving difficulty in first-calf heifers. ability to access these natural permanent flood as thousands of rasso (R-Wyo.) to secure a verbal lower pregnancy rate for heifers flows. acres of productive farmland have commitment toward addressing implanted in this age period of These reviews of past experi - ments indicate that pelvic open - Earlier this year, South been inundated to create the the “surplus water” rule through slightly less 1%, but this is so Dakota’s Game, Fish and Parks mainstem dams of the Missouri legislative action. We’ll also con - small that it is more likely a re - ing is indeed larger at weaning in heifers that received implants, Department requested access to a River. Recently, I was joined in a tinue working to make sure the sult of chance than a true differ - small quantity of water from the letter to President Trump by Gov - Army Corps modifies its rulemak - ence. Among the large number of but the difference had disap - peared by the time the first calf Missouri River to construct a ernor Daugaard, Senator Thune ing process to consider the roles experiments, there has been a parking lot on government prop - and Representative Noem in and rights of states. wide range of differences, all the was delivered, so there was no way from large decreases to sub - difference in calving difficulty be - stantial increases in pregnancy tween heifers that did or did not rates. When considering that the receive an implant during the average is such a slight difference suckling period. and there is such variation, a con - A producer should consider clusion that implanting in this three options for using suckling- John Thune age range has an effect cannot be phase implants in heifer calves: U.S. Senator – South Dakota drawn. Based on these reviews, Implant all heifer calves and there also is not any clear evi - keep extra replacement heifers as insurance against potential re - “So God Made a Farmer” can be. Having stood in the fields several more were included before dence that there is a different re - When you run a farm or a ranch, and witnessed the blood, sweat, the committee voted 20-1 to move sponse among the FDA-labeled duction or delay in pregnancy. there’s no timeclock. There’s often and literal tears that go into this, it one step closer to the finish line. products. Do not implant any heifer no set lunch hour. There’s no paid I get it. It’s why I chose to serve on I still have a few ideas on how to Implanting at younger and calves. This would be the best op - vacation. Unlike most jobs, the the House Agriculture Committee improve this already strong bill older ages can have neg ative im - tion if raising the best possible re - last person leaving the office does - and now the Senate Agriculture once we get it to the Senate floor, pacts. Implanting heifer calves at placements is your priority goal. n’t turn out the lights – in farming Committee, and I believe that I’ve and I’m glad to have a commit - birth lead to a 39% decrease in This is especially true if a pro - and ranching, Mother Nature will used my voice – their voice – to ef - ment from Chairman Pat Roberts ducer markets surplus heifers to take care of it for you. In this line fectively give South Dakota’s farm - and Ranking Member Debbie pregnancy as yearlings. However, of work, which is more like a way ers and ranchers a platform to be Stabenow to help implement some the label on these implants states other producers as replacement heifers rather than marketing of life, farmers and ranchers not heard. of them, particularly my proposals that heifer calves should be at There’s no greater example of related to the Conservation Re - them as feeders. only pray for a safe day in the field least 30 or 45 days of age (de - and for their family and commu - this than the pro-farmer, pro-agri - serve Program, which is so impor - pending on the specific product) Implant only late-born heifers. nity, but they know God was lis - culture farm bill that’s moving tant in South Dakota. before implanting. Implanting Being young, these are poor can - tening when they wake to the through Congress – the fourth Going through this process, I’m heifers at weaning also lead to a didates for replacements and im - near-musical sound of rain drops farm bill that I’ve helped write – reminded of what Paul Harvey reduction in pregnancy rate as proved growth due to the implant hitting a tin roof. They’re hard - which is thanks, in large part, to told the Future Farmers of Amer - yearlings. will help them catch up in wean - working, dedicated, patriotic peo - the help and advice I’ve been for - ica convention in 1978. He talked ing weight. ple, and I’m proud to have many of tunate to receive from the South about what God needed on the 8th Looking only at overall preg - them as my friends. Dakota agriculture community. day: a caretaker. “God said, ‘I need nancy rate does not tell the whole Agriculture, particularly pro - Knowing that this isn’t always somebody willing to sit up all night duction agriculture, is South an easy process, in March 2017, with a newborn colt, and watch it Dakota’s lifeblood. It’s the top in - nearly 20 months before the cur - die. Then dry his eyes and say, dustry, and nearly everyone in the rent farm bill was set to expire, I ‘Maybe next year.’ I need somebody state is affected by it in one way or tried to get ahead of the game by who can shape an ax handle from another. That’s why I knew that I introducing proposal after pro - a persimmon sprout, shoe a horse Please let us know if you have needed to use my voice in Con - posal to reform and strengthen the with a hunk of car tire, who can gress to ensure the farming and next farm bill. Since I started this make harness out of haywire, feed a college student that should ranching community was being process, I’ve rolled out roughly 40 sacks, and shoe scraps. And who, treated the way it deserved to be legislative ideas. As evidenced by planting time and harvest season, be in the College Brief! treated. After all, where we’re our bipartisan farm bill, which is will finish his 40-hour week by from, “agriculture” is nearly syn - now on its way to the full Senate Tuesday noon, then, paining from nupost@ onymous with “South Dakota.” for consideration, it’s safe to say tractor back, put in another 72 At the end of the day, I think that the hard work paid off. hours.’ So God made a farmer.” gwtc.net farmers and ranchers want to Multiple proposals that I’d writ - Thank you, God, for making a know that policymakers truly un - ten were included in the Agricul - farmer and for having him call 754-6466 derstand how tough this business ture Commit tee’s draft bill, and South Dakota home. 4 Faith & i nspiration The Post • June 21, 2018 Out to Pastor The Circuit Rider Dr. James L. Snyder – Family of God Fellowship David Holland Vacation Time Again? reader and she always reads be - this because she’s had to deal Creation: Genesis 2 rest. In the ages that follow man I had just finished my project, tween the lines. with me all these years. So, when Only when God had finished seems to have forgotten that the sent it to my publisher, took a Then she began laying out her she says, “Are you ready for our the heavens and the earth did He Sabbath was "made for man," so deep breath and said out loud, well thought out plans for what vacation?” I know she has it all rest. He found no rest until He when the Law was given (Exodus “I’m glad that’s done. Now I can our vacation would be like. planned to the last detail. Very had finished all His work. The 20) the word "Remember" was rest for a while.” I interrupted her and said as wisely, she does not reveal these Sabbath, or rest of God, means prefixed to the Fourth Command - I must have said it aloud for soberly as possible, “That would plans to me until we are ready to perfect satisfaction in that which ment. The Sabbath of divine rest, someone in the house heard it. I be nice, but I do not have any go off on vacation. has been accomplished. He alone which was a gift to man, now was the worker. His alone was comes back to him in the form of need to explain that with the Gra - money to sponsor a vacation right Once I get to that vacation des - the rest. law; but still it reminds him of cious Mistress of the Parsonage, now.” tination, I have a good time, and Let us notice the Sabbath or - God's rest. "No manna fell" on it does not matter if you say it All she did was laugh, which I have her to thank for that. If left dained. The seventh day was the Sabbath day, so to enjoy rest aloud, mumble it under your rather irritated me. Then she ex - up to me, it would never get done. fixed and settled by God to be a now they have to gather double breath or just think it, she hears plained, “Don’t give that a To answer the question, “Are time of rest and joy to Himself on the sixth day. Now the Sab - it. thought. I have been saving for you ready for our vacation?” let and to all creation. It is a day of bath was not of grace, but of “So,” my wife said rather suspi - this vacation since last year. I me just say, I must be because my rest, for there was no more work works. ciously, “ready to go on our vaca - have it all worked out.” wife is always thorough in all her to be done. He rested, not be - Lastly, we see the Sabbath re - tion?” The Gracious Mistress of the planning. cause He was weary, but because stored. Through Jesus Christ I stuttered a little bit and said, Parsonage can plan everything to Driving to our vacation destina - every good thing had been done man can be brought back to the that could be done. enjoyment of God's rest. “A what?” the last detail. Doesn’t matter if tion, I could not help but think of It was a day of blessing (v 3). Through Him another work has “You know exactly what I it is our vacation, some project at something David said, “My times The special favor and delight of been finished (John 17:4). He put mean,” my wife said rather the church, or spending time with are in thy hand: deliver me from God was in it, a time of satisfac - away sin, the work of atonement sternly with one of her sly smiles. the grandchildren. She is the the hand of mine enemies, and tion and pure truth. It was a is ended, and God has pro - “We should begin making plans Planning Queen of all time. from them that persecute me” sanctified day. God set it apart as nounced all very good. for our vacation before you begin It’s not that I do not like vaca - (Psalm 31:15). His own possession and inheri - Another rest is enjoyed. As God your next project.” tions, because once I’m there I do. I must confess that I often want tance because it manifested the rested upon the mercy seat in the She caught me off guard there. What I do not like is the planning to try to plan my life. I need to results of His own wisdom, power, Holy of Holies, so does He now Under other circumstances, I and the preparation. It becomes learn what David learned, God and goodness. rest satisfied in the work of His might have responded by telling so meticulous that I get bored. has already planned my life and But more than that, it was the beloved Son. day of grace for man. God made Another day of grace is pro - her that it was too late, I’ve al - I suppose that’s the way I am. I all I need to do is to yield to his di - man on the sixth day, so that the claimed. "Come unto Me, and I ready started my next project. I do not want to do anything new, rection. first day that dawned upon Adam will give you rest" remember trying that once and I but when I do, I do not want to was the Sabbath of God; that is, (Matthew 11:28). As Adam en - may be the writer, but she’s the not do it. My wife understands man immediately entered in to tered into God's rest, so may we the enjoyment of the rest of his now enter through faith in Jesus Creator. God finished the work; Christ. "There remained a rest man entered with Him into the (Sabbath) for the people of God" Bridled for Christ Church rest and enjoyment of all that (Hebrews 4:1-9); "Enter into His Jim Ward God had made. O the grace of rest." (605) 786- 5819 God, to delight in bringing man This rest means to us all that it Sunday Services 11:00 a.m. into such a possession! meant to Adam: 1. a ceasing from Bible Study Thursday 7 p.m. But next we see the Sabbath works; 2. continual fellowship destroyed. It would seem that with God; 3. to bear His holy St. Margaret’s, Lakeside man did not long enjoy the rest of image; 4. to find our all in His Very Rev. Tim Hoag God, for the tempter came, man possession; 5. to rejoice in God. 6 miles north of Exit 90 failed, the rest was broken, and But of non-believers it was said, Mass: Odd Months – Adam fled from God. Sin ruined "They could not enter in because Sundays at 10:00 a.m. man for the enjoyment of God's of unbelief." (Hebrews 3:19) Mass: Even Months – Saturdays, 7:00 p.m.

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that is in the world. 1 John 4:4 June 21, 2018 • The Post rodEo 5 Kristi Noem High School State Rodeo Champions U.S. Representative – South Dakota Bareback Riding 2. TJ Schmidt, Belle Fourche 60 4. Jill Donnelly, Elk Point 66 Strengthening Tribes prehensive IHS reform packages Jose Alaniz Jr, Faith 61 points 3. Kaler Kirkie, Chamberlain 43 Saddle Bronc June 15, 2018 to move through Congress in re - Breakaway Roping 4. David Hartshorn, Rapid City 19 1. Cash Wilson, Wall 90 Much of South Dakota’s history cent years. It was approved by a Shayla Howell, Belle Fourche, 19.94 Boy's Cutting 2. Cooper Crago, Belle Fourche 68 is rooted in Indian Country, but key House committee in mid- seconds 1. Jackson Grimes, Kadoka 79.5 3. Trey Elshere, Quinn 67 Mikenzy Miller, Faith, 3.12 seconds 2. Blasius Steffen, Gregory 78.5 4. Dylan Schofield, Philip 64 sadly, many of the systems de - June, and I’m hopeful we can see it advance through the legislative Sawyer Gilbert, Buffalo, 2.25 seconds 3. Bodie Mattson, Sturgis 73.5 Steer Wrestling signed to help tribal members are Steer Wrestling 4. Cooper Crago, Belle Fourche 70 1. Alex Bergeson, Mitchell 80 failing. From healthcare to educa - process in the months to come. Wynn Schaack, Wall, 5.71 seconds Goat Tying 2. Seth Shorb, Hermosa 72 tion to housing, those who live on Health care, however, is just Seth Shorb, Hermosa, 5.96 seconds 1. Emille Pauley, Wall 80.5 3. Wynn Schaack, Wall 65 reservations are struggling. one of the challenges faced by Bareback Riding 2. Sawyer Gilbert, Buffalo 76 4. Samuel Adams, Buffalo 64 In recent years, much of the at - tribes in South Dakota. Housing 1. Jose Alaniz JR, Faith 75 points 3. Jill Donnelly, Elk Point 73 Team Roping tention has focused on the failing continues to be an issue for many. 2. Kaden Clark, Black Hawk 58 4. Natalie Leisinger, Highmore 56 1. Chance Derner, New Underwood, 80 Indian Health System (IHS). Fed - Earlier this year, Sen. Thune, 3. Teigan Clark, Meadow 55 Girl's Cutting Thane Lockhart, Oelrichs 80 eral watchdog reports have re - Sen. Rounds, and I put pressure 4. Zach Faehnrich, Mobridge 40 1. Emilee Pauley, Wall 75.5 2. Sam Larson, Prairie City 65 peatedly documented shocking on the Department of Agriculture Barrel Racing 2. Kailyn Groves, Faith 68.5 Britt Oliver, Lemmon 65 cases of mismanagement and to expand home ownership oppor - 1. Wacey Brown, Piedmont 83 3. Sage Gabriel, Quinn 67 3. Jace Engesser, Spearfish 64 poorly delivered care. Babies tunities in these areas. This May, 2. Sydney Maher, Timber Lake 83 4. Alexis Lopez, Keldron 66.5 Trevor Olson, Mud Butte 64 were born on bathroom floors Agriculture Secretary Sonny Per - 3. Shayla Howell, Belle Fourche 59 Pole Bending 4. Marty McPherson, Piedmont 61 with no doctor present. Facilities due responded by announcing a 4. Jimi Dawn Swallow, Buffalo Gap 59 1. Sidni Ferguson, Dupree 74 Blair Lammers, Hartford 61 were forced to wash surgical new pilot program on tribal lands Breakaway Roping 2. Riley Donnelly, Elk Point 68 Tiedown 1. Sawyer Gilbert, Buffalo 67.5 3. Madi Moody, Letcher 63 1. Dillon Sackett, Alcester 82 equipment by hand, due to bro - to assist low-income families in their journey toward home own - 2. Mikenzy Miller, Faith 61.5 4. Mikenzy Miller, Faith 60 2. Linkyn Petersek, Colome 64 ken sterilization machines. Med - 3. Riley Donnelly, Elk Point 60 Reined Cow Horse 3. Tanner Fite, Hermosa 63 ical personnel were coming to ership. I am hopeful South 4. Jill Donnelly, Elk Point 57 1. Natalie Leisinger, Highmore 87.5 4. Daycen Hunt, Eagle Butte 53 work with certifications that had Dakota families will be able to Bull Riding 2. Reece Ullerich, Humboldt 79 lapsed. It is inhumane to provide take advantage of the program 1. Riggin Shippy, Colome 79 3. Sierra Ward, Fruitdale 72.5 this kind of “care.” soon. I recognize recruiting quality While housing and healthcare medical and administrative staff provide security, education offers is an issue at many IHS facilities, opportunity. Recruiting and re - which are often located in ex - taining good teachers, however, tremely remote areas, but I’m has proven difficult. As such, I’ve confident these challenges can be introduced legislation in the Top 4 Individuals in every overcome. I have introduced leg - House to help ease certain finan - event qualified for the High islation, for instance, to expand cial burdens on tribal schools. I’m the IHS' existing student loan re - optimistic the changes, if enacted, School National Rodeo payment program in order to at - will help communities retain tract more and better personnel. teachers with enhanced employee July 15 in Rock Springs, It would also cut the red tape that benefits while also preserving . impedes professionals from vol - more resources for the classroom. Wyoming unteering at IHS hospitals and The Native American people clinics and allow administrators enrich South Dakota’s culture to more easily hire good employ - and play an important role in the ees and fire bad employees. More - American story, but many are over, the legislation increases struggling. Whether it’s health transparency by ensuring reports care, education, or housing, I’m and plans are completed in a committed to fulfilling America’s timely manner, enhancing con - treaty obligations and expanding gressional oversight, and expand - opportunities within tribal com - ing whistleblower protections. munities. The bill is one of the most com -

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Our readers are informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. 6 public noticEs The Post • June 21, 2018 FWT) – 193.94; WREA (Service) – HPSD –1100.06; WREA (service) – OATH OF OFFICE MINUTES OF THE 1720.10; Golden West Telephone (May 102.03; Continental Research Corp Mayor Trullinger administered the Oath New Underwood service) –291.32; NU Post (publishing) – (Bacto-dose) – 529.82; Omni-Site, Inc. of Office to the appointed City Attorney, Deputy’s Report NEW UNDERWOOD 271.90; SD State Treasurer (May Sales (alarm) – 25.00; TOTAL: $15655.47 Terry Westergaard. CITY COUNCIL Tax) – 380.99; MasterCard (pool sup - Deputy Jeffrey Jones plies, oil, blades, ink cartridges, etc.) – POOL MANAGER BP#18-11; Dan Hall at 16056 229th St; During the month of May, 2018, REGULAR MEETING 1771.96; Ramkota (rooms for Code En - •During the fundraiser June 21, 2018 house, garage and shop. Moved by Gra - the Pennington County Sheriff’s May 16, 2018 forcement) – 380.00; Darrel Smith (re - there will be open swim at noon until ham second by Shoemaker to approve Department accumulated the fol - fund of building permit) – 25.00; Menards dusk, a BBQ starting at 5:30 and a movie this building permit as it meets all set - A regular meeting of the New Under - (pool repair) – 251.98; BJ’s (soda) – at dusk. A couple of local news stations backs. Aye: all. Motion carried. lowing statistics in and around wood City Council was held at 6:00 p.m. 4.98; Sam’s Club (ink cartridge) – 69.98; would like to do a story covering the BP#18-12; William Paradis at 108 S. C the community of New Under - at the Community Center on May 16, Ace (flowers, pool parts, paint, brushes) fundraiser. Ave, an 8x10 addition to the north side of wood: 2018. Present were: Mayor Jack – 133.13; Dept. of Revenue (alcohol li - •There have been issues with people the home. As this addition meets all set - Calls for Service Trullinger, Councilmembers: Teresa Gos - cense app. Fee) – 450.00; SDML wanting to wear street clothes in the backs it was moved by Gossard second Animal Complaints: 1 sard, Larry Graham, and by teleconfer - (debit/credit workshop) – 25.00; Allstate pool. All lifeguards will be enforcing by Graham to approve this building per - Civil Problem: 1 Peterbilt (Garbage truck repairs) – 97.67; proper swim attire as street clothes are mit. Aye: all. Motion carried. ence Karin Shoemaker, absent Kathy Coroner Calls: 1 Trullinger. Also present: Kristi Pritzkau, MARC (concrete) – 42.90; City of Rapid hard on the filter system. BP#18-13; George Seiler at 411 Janklow Finance Officer, Deputy Jones, Sgt. City (May dump fees) – 2309.26; Pool •Water Aerobics are going well; there a 12x16 deck. Moved by Gossard sec - Extra Patrols: 170 Harkins, Tim Hall, Dir. of Public Works, and Spa Center ( skimmer basket, chem - have been up to 8 people in attendance. ond by Graham to approve this permit School Function: 1 Terry Westergaard, Melanie Tish, Shari icals, 1200 V tester) – 454.35; New Un - Contact Melanie Tish or Amber Beer for as it meets all setbacks. Aye: all. Motion Arrest and Monte Sandal, Gary Deering, Scott derwood School (library donation) – the aerobics schedule. carried. Warrants: 1 Edoff, Misty Koch and guest and Dianne 1000.00; New Underwood School (City •Lifeguard skill training will be held BP#18-14; Tony Ascrizzi at 505 S. B Trullinger. The meeting was called to share of basketball court) – 2644.80; A- June 14, 2018 after regular swim hours. Ave., a car port. Moved by Gossard to Traffic Activity order by Mayor Trullinger. 1 Mechanical (pool skimmer repair) – •Jr Lifeguard/basic CPR course is allow this with a variance as the setup of School Zone: 6 254.50; Coca-Cola (soda and co2) – being offered for individuals 11-14 for a the property prevents meeting setback Citations: 3 AGENDA 548.00; McGas (propane for CH) – 4 week course on Thursdays starting requirements, second by Graham to ap - Warnings: 22 Motion by Graham second by Shoe - 126.26; SD Fed. Property (tools) – 6.00 June 28, 2018 at 6:30pm. prove pending payment. Aye: all. Motion Motorist Assist: 4 maker to approve the agenda. Aye: all. TOTAL: $19510.93 •The swim lessons schedule is on carried. Motion carried. SPECIAL REVENUE FUND www. newunderwood.com BP#18-15; Ellen Clifford at 315 S. Bailey; Civil 71 Construction (EZ street, delivery) – •Kevin Bloom has been contacted car port and an 8x10 shed. Moved by Civil Papers Served: 4 MINUTES 6530.40; Good Year (roller tire) – 14.95 about what can be done about the slip - Gossard second by Graham to approve Motion by Gossard second by Graham TOTAL: $6545.35 pery floor this permit pending payment as it meets Please feel free to visit with to approve the May 16, 2018 minutes. all setbacks. Aye: all. Motion carried. Deputy Jeffrey Jones, Sgt. Aye: all. Motion carried. SPECIAL REVENUE FUND LAW ENFORCEMENT Harkins or Capt. Tony Harrison 71 Construction (EZ street, delivery) – Deputy Jones presented the written ORDINANCE #18-03 with any questions or concerns re - FINANCIAL REPORT & BILL LIST 6530.40; Good Year (roller tire) – 14.95 monthly report. He also reported that Traffic Control Ordinance #18-03; Snow lated to Law Enforcement in and The financial reports, bill-list, monthly TOTAL: $6545.35 there have been calls’ concerning dogs and Ice Removal Policy; to include all of around the New Underwood com - revenue, savings sheets and vouchers running loose in town, as this is against Madison and define the “L” received its munity. were presented. Motion by Gossard sec - METER FUND city ordinance he will be issuing citations first reading. Moved by Graham second ond by Graham to approve the financial Haley Larkin (bal. of meter dep.) – 90.90 for this. by Shoemaker to approve the first read - reports and the following warrants as TOTAL: $90.90 ing. Aye: all. Motion carried. presented. Aye: all. Motion carried. MAYOR WATER FUND An issue had arisen regarding transgen - ORDINANCE #18-04 May bills payable June 13, 2018 WREA (Service) – 888.00; WRT (radium der restroom/changing room use. It was Article II Section VII, Ordinance #18-04; GENERAL FUND removal fee) – 2199.38; Omni Site discussed with the family and resolved an ordinance to set the future Mayor’s Baseline First Data (visa charges) –38-98; SD Un - (alarm) – 25.00; Hawkins (chemical) - amicably. Mayor Trullinger asked the pay and benefits received its first read - employment Tax (1st qtr) – 111.42; City 1014.00; Dakota Supply Group (turbine Council if they would like to address this ing. Moved by Graham second by Shoe - of Rapid City (April dump fees) – meter, etc.) – 1041.55; Fastenal (screws) for further issues and it was decided they maker to approve the first reading. Aye: Breezes 1673.24; Northwest Pipe (shower valve) – 4.58 TOTAL: $5172.51 will deal with it on a case by case basis. all. Motion carried. Alma Crosbie and – 365.88; Cleaner – 155.16; Meri Jo An - Cathie Printz derson (financial consulting and mileage) SEWER FUND STREET DANCE Peggy Ireland, Alma Crosbie –2079.48 ; USPS (box rental); - 116.00; Salaries: Finance Office –4652.91; Pub - Gary Deering with the Stock Growers OTHER ITEMS DISCUSSED: SD Gov’t HR (membership fee) – 25.00; lic Works – 5639.17; SDRS (retirement Assoc. proposed holding a street dance •Annual Budget Training is in Rapid and Alice Richter attended the Mayor - 361.75; Shawn Huss (lifeguard plan) – 1022.40; Aflac (ins.) –114.66; open to the public June 30, 2018. Wrist - City on July 12, 2018. Shoemaker and funeral of Carol Barber in Wall cert.) – 1130.00; IRS- EFTPS (SS & IRS-EFTPS (SS & FWT) –2469.42; bands will be worn by those that are of Gossard will decide if this is something on Tuesday. Our condolences to legal age to consume alcohol and the they want to participate in by the June the family. live band will not play past midnight. 29th deadline. Tyler & Kim Richter hosted a Moved by Gossard second by Shoe - •Volunteers for the pool this year will birthday party for JT Richter's maker to approve the closure of A Ave. be Melanie Tish, Amber Beer, Kevin Tish, friends in their home. Relatives from Oak St. to Pine St. starting at 3 p.m. Brad Beer, Kooper Gossard, Cylee Kis - on June 30, 2018 to all but emergency sack, Karin Shoemaker, Ethan Tussing, and friends were also helping vehicles, and to allow open container in and Mercedes Winegar. him celebrate his 10th birthday. this area. Aye all. Motion carried. •A resident was sent a letter of abate - John & Cathie Printz wnet to ment concerning their yard, they have visit their son, Wade Printz in WATER AVAILABILITY cleaned it up. Arizona last week. City personnel were told the water was •The SDCL change to liquor laws was Lenora Scott is proud to an - again on at 111 N. C Ave., the residents discussed and as there has been no nouce about her great grandson were watering their lawn. Mayor push to allow sales of alcohol on Christ - Trullinger and Mr. Hall found that the pipe mas Day the council decided not to born to Jennifer Scott and her had been cut beneath where the cap and change the current ordinance. husband in May. Congratula - padlock that had been installed when tions! previously shut off. They turned the Being no further business Mayor Everyone is busy in the hay - water off again. An occupant of this resi - Trullinger adjourned the meeting at 7:03 field putting up some wonderful GL OB AL SUC CESS LOC AL EXPERTISE LONG REL ATIONSHIPS dence addressed the Council stating that p.m. hay. they didn’t believe they owed the amount We hope all the Fathers had a due for overage of water used last year (Seal) Kristi Pritzkau, Finance Officer Agribusiness is lik e no other . It tak es har d w or k and vision also that checks that were given to the [Published July 21, 2018, at the total ap - Happy Father's Day on Sunday. to succeed in ag ricultur e, but ther e’s no other business y ou ’d City were all sent back. They also stated proximate cost of $94.09] Happiness lies in the joy of rather be in. We k no w because w e f eel the same wa y. We that the City personnel were trespassing achievement and the thrill of cre - when they turned the water off and this ative effort. str iv e t o help y ou g row y our operation t oda y, t omor row, and is not allowed according to Title 10, be yond while maintaining our local communit y bank ing under injunction 10.64.4. When finished speaking the resident left. Mayor philosoph y, wher e decisions ar e made locally and loans can Trullinger clarified that the checks were be appr oved at a moment ’s notice . 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