Horse Nation Prayer Cere-mony,” Thomas said. “Thehorse will be in full regalia,honoring our loved ones onthe other side.”

The riders will proceedsouth to Highway 12 and thentravel east to Ohiya Casino.

“We may need a law en-forcement escort,” Thomassaid, referring to Highway 12as a major travel artery innortheast Nebraska.

The upcoming ride hasdrawn great anticipation, saidThomas, who also managesOhiya Casino.

Pre-registration is re-quested, and a number of per-sons have already indicatingthey will ride or bring horses,she said.

Following the ride, a noonmeal and program will be heldat the Ohiya Casino event cen-ter on Highway 12. The pro-gram will feature prayer,songs, speakers and specialacknowledgments.

In addition, commemora-tive sculptures of the “38 Plus2” warriors will be ceremoni-ally unveiled by the SanteeSioux Nation, Flandreau SanteeSioux Tribe and Crow Creek

Sioux Tribe, Thomas said.“The (Santee Sioux) tribe

paid for these sculptures,which are life-sized busts ofeach of the 38,” she said. “Wehad the sculptures made by anartist at the University of Wis-consin-Platteville.”

The Dec. 26 commemora-tion carries a number of emo-tions for the Dakota people,said Santee Sioux tribal chair-man Roger Trudell. The daybrings sadness but also heal-ing, he said.

“We remain a strong peo-ple,” Trudell said.

———For more information on

the Dec. 26 event or to RSVPon the horse ride, contact:Misty Thomas at (402) 358-0359 or (402) 857-2342; RickThomas at (402) 640-9561;Roger Trudell at (402) 857-2772; or Thelma Thomas at(402) 857-3860 or (402) 360-2782.

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75 YEARS AGO Friday, December 23, 1938

• The cause of a steady rise ofthe water in the Missouri River herethe past few days could not be as-certained locally as there havebeen no weather conditions thatwould warrant such an increase inwater head. The stream has risensteadily during the past week andthis morning stood at 6.4 feet, anexceptional stage for this time ofyear.

• Arrangements for better light-ing effects on the stage of Forbesauditorium were perfected thisweek. Electricians completed theinstallation of three spot lights of thevaried diffusion type on the fronbeam of the auditorium.

50 YEARS AGOMonday, December 23, 1963• Wishing you a Merry Christ-

mas are the lights across the crestof Gavins Point dam. The star effectwas achieved by the use of a com-mon window screen. The lightsstringing across the dam into SouthDakota gave a Christmas touch tothe landscape. The lights were in-stalled in November as a safety

measure. There are only two mainstem dams with lights — GavinsPoint and Fort Peck.

• The Andrew Fischer familybusily readied itself for the Christ-mas holidays today. But the fivenewest additions (the Fischer quin-tuplets) clan could hardly care less.The Fischer household echoed withthe joy of having all 12 members ofthe family united (in Aberdeen) intime for the holidays.

25 YEARS AGO Friday, December 23, 1988• After the students at Webster

School performed at their Christ-mas program Thursday, the teach-ers added their own performance.The teachers sang “All I Want forChristmas is My Two Front Teeth”under the direction of music teacherMargaret Lyons.

• Mount Martyʼs Renate Sluyswas today named the CollegeWomenʼs Athlete of the Year by theSouth Dakota Sportwritersʼ Associ-ation. The Holland native finishedher career as the stateʼs all-timewomenʼs scoring and assist cham-pion. She also holds 13 schoolrecords.

CASES DISPOSED:NOVEMBER 15-21, 2013Joni S. Archambeau, 415 Linn

St., Yankton; Speeding on otherroadways, $95

Harley J. Wood, 412 MapleStreet, Yankton; Speeding on otherroadways, $105

Holly Susan Hansen, 44466 SDHwy 50, Yankton; Seat belt violation,$25

Cody Michael Ness, Gayville;Seat belt violation, $25

Cody Leaonard Lang-Kipp, 3200Halley Dr., #2, Yankton; Speeding onother roadways, $125

Daryl Paul Driver, Jr., 508 Wal-nut St., #2, Yankton; Fugitive fromjustice, extradited

Wayne Louis Graham, Lees-burg, Va.; Speeding on other road-ways, $105

Mark William Morris, Omaha,Neb.; Speeding on other roadways,$85

Ricky Lynn Gage, Wadena,Iowa; Violations of safety require-ments, $170

Daniel James Shudak, 214Horseshoe Hollow Dr., Yankton;Speeding on other roadways, $85

Richard L. Herman, Hudson;Overweight on axle, $239

Gary D. Nickels, MammothSprings, Ark.; Operateoversize/overweight vehicle, $170

Douglas Duane Boterman, Cen-terville; Seat belt violation, $25

David K. Bernbeck, Elkhorn,Neb.; Poss two ounces of marijuanaor less, $455; Permitted to carry aconcealed pistol in a state, $384 with$300 suspended; Use or possessionof drug paraphernalia, dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Speeding onother roadways, dismissed-motionby prosecutor

Nancy Elizabeth Matcha, 31018434th Ave., Yankton; Speed on four-lane in rural areas, $165

Amber Dawn Huntley, Baltic;Failure to make proper stop at stop

intersection, $120Derrick K. Barr, Crofton, Neb.;

Seat belt violation, $25Christopher Michael Peterson,

Wakonda; Speeding on other road-ways, $220

Kara Kay Moser, 817 Linn St.,Yankton; Speeding on other road-ways, $125

Michael Joseph Crockett, 616W. 3rd, Yankton; Speeding on otherroadways, $85; Seat belt violation,$25

Mary Ellen Riibe, 167 SpringMeadow Rd., Yankton; Speeding onother roadways, $125

Joshua Jerome Dolney, 2605 E.Hwy 50, Yankton; Speeding on otherroadways, $125; Driving with sus-pended (not revoked) license, $270

Bo Tyrus Moysis, Gayville;Speeding on other roadways, $85

Mathew Martines, Omaha, Neb.;Open container, $114

Adrienne Anne Blackmoon, 119Privet Street, Yankton; Petty theft2nd degree-$400 or less, $166 plus5 days in jail suspended based onconditions of court

Jerry Alan Clark, Vermillion; Nodrivers license, $120

Adam Nick Aune, Mission Hill;Driving under influence-1st of, $528with license revoked for 30 days plus5 days in jail suspended based onconditions of court

Harley Jacob Martin Wood, 412Maple St., Yankton; Seat belt viola-tion, $25

Ruperto Vincent Aguirre, St. He-lena, Neb.; Driving under influence-1st of, $434 with license revoked for30 days; Ingest intoxicant other thanalcoholic beverage, dismissed-mo-tion by prosecutor; Use or posses-sion of drug paraphernalia,dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Mark Joseph Coleman, 801 W.26th St., Yankton; Petty theft 2nd de-gree-$400 or less, $166 plus restitu-tion of $47.22 plus 5 days in jailsuspended based on conditions ofcourt

Benjamin A. Bode, 2908 Dou-glas Ave, #153, Yankton; Disorderlyconduct, $166 plus 14 days in jailsuspended based on conditions ofcourt; Dom abuse-simple assault,dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Janessa Marie Ekeren, 606 E.21st St., Yankton; Possession con-trolled substance, $1,354 plus 85days in jail with 83 days suspendedbased on conditions of court

Anthony Gerald Lammers, Irene;Forgery, $1,448 plus restitution of$1,776.17 plus 30 days in jail basedon conditions of court; Petty theft2nd degree-$400 or less, dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Identity theft,dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Anthony Christopher Watson,1314 National St., Yankton; Seat beltviolation, $25

Laurie Ann Selchert, Watertown;Renewal registration during as-signed month, $120

Paul Gagnon, Highland Ranch,Colo.; Grand theft, dismissed-motionby prosecutor; Grand theft, dis-missed-motion by prosecutor; Grandtheft, dismissed-motion by prosecu-tor

Eric W. Harcey, 178 MickelsonDrive, Yankton; Escape by prisoner-first degree, dismissed-motion byprosecutor; Grand theft-over $500,dismissed-motion by prosecutor;Burglary-1st degree, $2,104 plus 4years in S. D. State Penitentiary withcredit for time served based on con-ditions of court

Charles Andrew Agard, FortYates, N. D.; Failure to appear-mis-demeanor, $363

Charles Andrew Agard, FortYates, N. D.; Driving under influ-ence-1st of, $722 with license re-voked for 30 days plus 5 days in jailsuspended based on conditions ofcourt

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BY NATHAN JOHNSONnathan.johnson@yankton.net

City officials are lookingfor a new home for the plas-tic recycling trailers thathave been stationed for yearsin the Kmart parking lot.

Yankton City ManagerAmy Nelson said the com-pany requested that the trail-ers be removed forundisclosed reasons.

“I’ve been getting a lot ofquestions about it. They wereremoved last week,” shestated. “We realize that’s aninconvenience for people, butwe wanted to respect thewishes of Kmart.”

Plastics can still be deliv-ered directly to the YanktonTransfer Station between thehours of 8 a.m. and 3:45 p.m.Monday through Saturday.

“I’m hoping to find an-other place for the trailers,because the Transfer Stationhas limited hours,” Nelsonsaid.

You can follow NathanJohnson on Twitter at twit-ter.com/AnInlandVoyage.Discuss this story atwww.yankton.net/.

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