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PUBLIC NOTICESPUBLIC NOTICES

Letcher Town Board pro-ceedingsJANUARY 22ND, 2019 Mayor Chada called the meeting to order with Hoffman, Larson, and Meier in attendance. A motion was made by Larson, seconded by Hoffman, carried, to approve January 3rd, 2019, minutes as read. A motion was made by Hoffman, seconded by Larson, carried, to ap-prove the financials as presented. Old Business: Discussion was held on Election information for the newspaper and circulating petitions. Election date - April 9th, 2019. You may pick up pe-titions through January 25th, 2019. Petitions are due back on February 22nd, 2019, by 5:00 p.m. Mark Cha-da’s term is up for re-election. It is a three-year term. A current listing of the Letcher Vol-unteer Fire Department personnel has been received. The current list-ing is: Curtis Adams, Sean Gromer, Aaron Roth, Chuck Amick, Ed Hoff-man, Ken Stach, Clay Amick, Tim Hoffman, Bob Steckel, Darin Amick, Mark Jensen, Lacey Swenson, Jane Amick, Shanna Jensen, Cindy Van-Laecken, Dave Brooks, Clay Kidder, Murray VanLaecken, Mason Bruns, Matt Meier, Rod Clarambeau, Rich Moe, Andy Ettswold, Shawn Moody, Melanie Ettswold and Tara Morris. Discussion was held on land available where a cell phone tower could be placed. New Business: The board went over the water sample report. Discussion was held over the let-ter received from the Department of Environment and Natural Resourc-es. The board went over past due ac-counts. Discussion was held on a vacuum for the community center that is no longer working. A new vacuum will be purchased. The board went over maps re-ceived from District II Planning and Development. No changes need to be made at this time. Discussion was held on hiring for summer help. An ad was run last fall for the position. A motion was made by Hoffman, seconded by Larson, carried, to ap-prove to hire Gregory “Joe” Knutson for the summer help position. A motion was made by Hoffman, seconded by Larson, carried, to ap-prove the following claims for pay-ment: GENERAL AND WATER/SEWER: Santel Communications - $331.44 - phone and Internet - $77.38 - Wa-terhouse, $44.56 - Lift Station, Community Center Phone - $45.60, Community Center Internet - $50.12, Office Phone - $47.16, Office Inter-net - $66.62, Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield - $2,235.07 - health in-surance, Brooks Oil - $52.00 - Oil - Snow Plow, Davison Rural Water - $2,250.75 - Water Used, Menards - $29.40 - Supplies for Water House, Quill - $2,544.59 - Supplies Com-munity Center/Office Supplies - En-velopes, Sanborn Weekly Journal - $37.72 - Advertising Minutes, Inter-nal Revenue Service - $3,635.23 - quarterly taxes, US Bank - $6,289.72 - Sewer Loan Payment, Post Office - $51.21 - Postage, Department of Health - $15.00 - Water Samples, Hoffman Digging - $918.13 - Snow Removal. The next board meeting will be held on February 5th, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. ANGIE MEIER Finance Officer Published once at the approxi-mate cost of $32.50. SJ27-1tb

ATTENTION TAXPAYERS:

NOTICE OF PROPERTY TAX INCREASE OF $250,000.00RESOLUTION FOR OPT-OUT

The Governing Board of Woonsocket School District #55-4 do state that the above said Board is unable to operate

under the tax limitation measure currently in statute. We therefore

OPT OUT of such tax limitation in the amount of $250,000.00 starting with calendar year 2019 taxes payable in the calendar year 2020. This opt out will be for seven years, which will be

through taxes payable in the calendar year 2026. This action has been taken by the Board and approved by at least

a two-thirds vote of the Board. This decision may be referred to a vote of the people upon a petition signed by at least five percent of

the registered voters in the district and filed with the governing body

within twenty days of the first publication of this decision.

Unless this action is referred to a vote of the people and reversed

by such vote, this resolution authorizes the County Auditor to

spread an excess levy to raise tax dollars in the above stated amount.

SIGNED: Jason White Board ChairmanNeal Hiemstra Board Member Jodi Doering Board Member

Lisa Snedeker Board Member

NOTICE OF AUDITOF THE FISCAL AFFAIRS OF THE

SANBORN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 55-5

Notice is hereby given that San-born Central School District N. 55-5, Sanborn County, South Dakota, has been audited by Schoenfish & Co., Inc, Parkston, South Dakota, for the year ended June 30, 2018. A detailed report thereon is available for public inspection, during normal business hours, at the business of-fice of the School District, and also available at the Department of Leg-islative Audtin in Pierre, South Da-kota, or on the Department of Leg-islative Audit website at http://www.state.sd.us/legislativeaudit/Reports/reports_all.htm. The following finding and recom-mendation provide a brief descrip-tion of material weaknesses in in-ternal control, legal noncompliance and other matters that are described in more detail in the audit report. Finding: A material weakness in internal controls was noted due to a lack of proper segregation of duties for revenues. This is a continuing audit comment since fiscal year 2013. Recommendation: We recommend that the Sanborn Central School District officials be cognizant of this lack of segregation of duties for revenues and attempt to provide compensating internal controls whenever, and wherever, possible and practical. The report also contains the audi-tor’s findings and recommendations concerning less significant deficien-cies in internal control at the School District. S/S: SCHOENFISH & CO., INC., CPA’S Published two times at the total approximate cost of $32.25. SJ27-2tb

Santel State-ment of Non-

Discrimination In accordance with Federal civ-il rights law and US Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights reg-ulations and policies, the USDA, its agencies, offices and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, reli-gion, sex, gender identity (including gender expression), sexual orienta-tion, disability, age, marital status, family/parental status, income de-rived from a public assistance pro-gram, political beliefs, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity, in any program or activity conducted or funded by the USDA (not all bas-es apply to all programs). Remedies and complaint filing deadlines vary by program or incident. Persons with disabilities who re-quire alternative means of communi-cation for program information (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, Amer-ican Sign Language, etc.) should contact the responsible agency or USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice or TTY) or contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Addi-tionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English. To file a program discrimination complaint, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, AD-3027, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/com-plaint_filing_cust.html and at any USDA office or write a letter ad-dressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by: Mail: U.S. Department of Agricul-ture Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights 1400 Independence Ave, SW Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 Fax: (202) 690-7442 E-mail: [email protected] Published once at the approxi-mate cost of $21.50. SJ27-1tb

Sanborn Cen-tral Board proceedingsUNAPPROVED MINUTES OF SCHOOL BOARD MEETING The School Board of Sanborn Central School District 55-5 met in regular session on Tuesday, Feb-ruary 12, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. in the Sanborn Central Conference room with the following present: Adams, Dean, Enfield, Schmit, and Spel-bring. Others present included Su-perintendent Siemsen, Elementary/Middle School Principal Vermeulen, and Business Manager Bechen. The Pledge of Allegiance was re-cited. Visitors to Board Meeting: None. Motion by Enfield, seconded by Adams, all aye, to approve the agenda as printed. Motion by Schmit, seconded by Spelbring, all aye, to approve the minutes of the regular board meet-ing January 9, 2019, as printed. Motion by Adams, seconded by Enfield, all aye, to approve the Fi-nancial Statement and bills. General Fund balance, Jan-uary 1, 2019: $283,307.42. Re-ceipts: taxes $5,428.94, penalties/interest $192.13, interest $88.87, other pupil $22.40, other local in-come $2.20, state fines $957.76, state aid $49,577.00, admission $3,165.00, voided check $20.00, transfer $93,472.43. Expenditures: $141,257.62. Balance, January 31, 2019: $294,976.53. CorTrust Savings balance, January 1, 2019: $50,247.71. Receipts: interest $0.00. Expenditures: $0.00. Bal-ance, January 31, 2019: $50,247.71. Capital Outlay Fund balance, Jan-uary 1, 2019: $1,033,940.05. Re-ceipts: taxes $2,273.96, penalties/interest $75.50, interest $281.23. Expenditures: $9,797.85, transfer out $93,472.43. Balance, January 31, 2019: $933,300.46. Special Education Fund balance, January 1, 2019: $35,380.68. Re-ceipts: taxes $388.30, penalties/interest $12.55, interest $3.65. Ex-penditures: $23,636.22. Balance, January 31, 2019: $12,148.96. Pension Fund balance, January 1, 2019: $0.00. Receipts: $0.00. Ex-penditures: $0.00. Balance, January 31, 2019: $0.00. Food Service Fund balance, Jan-uary 1, 2019: $(337.42). Receipts: interest $13.42, student meals $6,701.65, adult meals $427.15, ala carte $953.00, meal certifica-tion $100.56, federal reimburse-ment $2,841.44, miscellaneous revenue $0.16, federal computer error $44,453.56. Expenditures: $10,617.53. Balance, January 31, 2019: $44,535.99. The error will be reimbursed to state in February. Enterprise Fund balance, Jan-uary 1, 2019: $17,516.04. Re-ceipts: interest $5.18, preschool tuition $3,325.00. Expenditures: $3,718.04. Balance, January 31, 2019: $17,128.18. Trust and Agency Funds balance, January 1, 2019: $66,546.51. Re-ceipts: $8,958.28. Expenditures: $3,393.78. Balance, January 31, 2019: $72,111.01. Scholarship Fund balance, Jan-uary 1, 2019: $11,695.03. Re-ceipts: interest $1.33. Expenditures: $0.00. Balance, January 31, 2019: $11,696.36. Peters Scholarship bal-ance: $11,696.36. Salaries and benefits for the month of February, 2019 were as follows: General Fund: $135,421.65; Special Education: $18,593.34; Food Service: $8,267.44; Enterprise: $3,825.67. Claims approved: GENERAL FUND – A&B Business, copier sta-ples $91.90; A-Ox Welding, cylinder rent $33.54; Arctic Refrigeration, outside freezer repair $251.76; Brooks Oil Co., propane $3,366.00, gas $2,286.53, #1 diesel $2,990.94; Carquest Auto Parts, bus supply $10.79; Central Electric, January electricity $3,617.65, highway se-curity lights $358.96; Clayton’s Repair, labor $150.00, suburban tires (2) $315.16; CorTrust visa, air cards $120.03, high school sup-ply $53.21, middle school supply $53.21, elementary supply $53.20, chorus supply $5.98; Department of Health, water testing $15.00; DSG, janitor supply $142.99; First Nation-al Insurance, additional coverage for updates $47.00; Graves It Solu-

tions, online backup $300.00; Har-low’s Bus Sales, bus supply $41.30; Heartland Paper, janitor supply $1,471.85, colony supply $75.00, copier paper $657.80; [IMPREST: Shawna Baysinger, (3) shot clock $90.00; Greg Blue, boys basketball referee $100.00; Pete Entringer, basketball double-header referee/mile $166.66; Corey Flatten, (3) junior varsity basketball clock $45.00, (3) varsity basketball clock $90.00; Howard High School, region one act share $126.06; Lee Johnson, basketball doublehead-er referee $115.00; Tucker Kings-bury, junior high basketball referee $25.00, (2) junior varsity basketball referee $70.00; Bob Kreitlow, boys basketball referee $100.00; Charley Larson, (2) junior varsity basketball referee $70.00; Mark Logan, boys basketball referee/mile $134.44; Tim McCain, junior high boys basket-ball referee $25.00; Region Music Contest, chorus registration $45.00; Steve Schepel, basketball dou-bleheader referee $115.00; South Dakota Association of Agricultural Educators, registration - Ronning $110.00; South Dakota Council of Teachers of Mathematics/South Dakota Science Teacher Associa-tion Joint Professional Development Conference, membership $20.00, conference registriation – Wil-son $80.00; Melissa Vatter-Miller, one act scripts $15.00, royalty fee $30.00]; K&D Busing, shared busing $664.65; Menards, janitor supply $45.78, bathroom faucets $78.09; Mid-Dakota Technologies, January technical support $140.00; Mt. Ver-non School District, shared services $10,651.57; Petty Cash, postage $73.75; Sam’s Club, membership $45.00; Santel Communications, phone $210.73; Schoenfish & Co., 2017-18 audit $7,100.00; School Specialty, middle school supply $34.37, high school supply $13.54, business office supply $22.47, ele-mentary supply $266.28, elemen-tary/middle school principal supply $43.51, high school principal supply $20.40; South Dakota Interscho-lastic Athletic Administrators Asso-ciation (SDIAAA), South Dakota High School Coaches Association dues $40.00, SDIAAA conference $180.00. CAPITAL OUTLAY Fund — A&B Business, copier rent $899.87. SPECIAL EDUCATION Fund – Behavior Care Specialists, January tuition services $6,242.00; January 2019 mileage, $357.00; January 2019 mileage $42.00. FOOD SERVICE Fund – Card Services, food $7.18; Child/Adult Nutrition, processed commodity $318.70; County Fair, food $3.85; Darrington Water, SS tank $24.00; Dean Foods, milk $485.62; Earth-grains Baking, bread $109.27; Heartland Paper, supply $39.88; Menards, supply $3.36; Reinhart Foodservice, food $5,152.46, sup-ply $381.18; South Dakota Depart-ment of Education, reimbursement federal payment computer error $44,453.56; Walmart, food $42.21. ENTERPRISE Fund – None. Mr. Siemsen reported on the fol-lowing: • The staff at Sanborn Central would like to recognize the board members, Clayton Dean, Brenda Schmit, Gary Spelbring, Justin En-field, and Curtis Adams, for their service and dedication to our dis-trict during the official School Board Recognition Week, February 18th – 22nd. • A huge thank you to the Boost-er Club for providing lunch for the “I hate winter day” on February 8th. The students and staff are very ap-preciative of this meal. • Extra Help day is February 15th, and No School on February 18th. • With the run of no school and late starts due to weather, the board will be looking at options to make up days as needed. • The school has had a couple issues with the boiler, nothing major at this point. • End of the third quarter is March 7th. • The basketball seasons are winding down with post season play beginning at the end of February. • FFA Week is scheduled for February 19-22 with activities scheduled throughout the week. Mrs. Vermeulen’s report included the following: • The middle school Valentine’s Day dance will be held on February 15th at 6:30 p.m. • ACCESS testing has been completed at the colony. Rachael Foster acted as the test administra-tor. Vermeulen has been in contact with the parents of homeschooled students who are required to test. She has four students who will need to complete this requirement. Grades Four, Eight, and 11 are man-datory. Parents have the option of using the state provided SAT 10 or ordering one of their own at their cost. • The Sanborn Central students in grade eight will participate in the NAEP (National Assessment of Edu-cational Progress). A NAEP test ad-ministrator will conduct the assess-ment on February 28. • Children’s Theater has been scheduled for November 2019. Discussion Items: • The board was presented with a copy of the district’s annual finan-cial audit, and it was discussed. • The Board also discussed the status of the special education fund, knowing that the fund will dip into the red in the coming months, which is why the board made the ad-justments to the tax requests in the Special Education fund and Capital Outlay fund. • Officials for the June Board election, should it be necessary, were decided upon (JoAnn Nelson, Judy Wormstadt, Myron Sonne, and Alt. Karen Fouburg). Old Business: None. New Business: Motion by Ad-ams, seconded by Schmit, all aye, to approve executive session SDCL 1-25-2(1) to discuss the evaluation of the business manager and other personnel items at 7:45 p.m. Regu-lar session resumed at 8:22 p.m. Regular Board meeting will be held on Monday, March 11, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. in the Sanborn Central School Conference Room. Motion by Schmit, seconded by Enfield, all aye, to adjourn the meet-ing at 8:23 p.m. GAYLE BECHEN Business Manager CLAYTON DEAN Board Chair Published once at the total ap-proximate cost of $95.00 SJ27-1tb

LaVern “Bulgie” Baysinger, 81, of Forestburg, died Monday, Feb. 11, 2019, at his home in Forest-burg. Funeral services were held Fri-day, Feb. 15, at the Bittner Funeral Chapel in Mitchell. Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Arte-sian. The visitation was held on Thursday, Feb. 14, also at the Bit-tner Funeral Chapel. Lavern Baysinger was born Dec. 4, 1937, in Mitchell to Clyde and Esther (Christensen) Baysinger. He graduated from Forestburg High School in 1956 and then en-listed in the United States Army until he was honorably discharged in 1962. He married Nancy Jane Bauer in Woonsocket on Oct. 29, 1960. After being discharged from the army, he sheared sheep and raised melons. He started work-ing at the Armour and Company packing plant in Huron in 1968 and worked there for 17 years. He, along with his wife Nancy, continued to raise melons until 1973 when they began farming and ranching southeast of Forest-burg. They sold their livestock in 1998 and continued to farm for a

ObituariesObituaries

Jeffrey A. Seitz, 58, of Sioux Falls, passed away on Feb. 10, 2019, at Avera McKennan Hos-pital. Funeral services were held Saturday, Feb. 16, at Bethany Lutheran Church in Howard. Burial followed at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Artesian. Lunch and fellowship were held prior to the services at the church. Jeff was born Oct. 31, 1960, at the Madison Hospital in Mad-ison to Keith and Bernice Seitz. Jeff was born with spinabifida, but this disability never stopped him or his family from leading an active, normal life. Once Jeff was at the age to go to school, he spent most of his time through his teenage years going to school at Children’s Home Society in Sioux Falls and graduated in 1978. After graduation, Jeff moved to Minneapolis, Minn. After suffering serious setbacks with infections that required him to be closer to family members to assist him more, he moved to Sioux Falls where he spent the rest of his life. Jeff enjoyed rock concerts, col-lecting many items, and going to the flea market, comic book/trading card and coin shops. He was a supporter of the Roll-er Dollz, a women’s roller derby team in Sioux Falls. He loved at-tending the Bacon Fest, Jazz Fest and Rib Fest. He also enjoyed volunteering at the Butterfly House in Sioux Falls up through 2018. Jeff ’s active life was halted on Jan. 23, 2019, when a serious health complication eventually took over and ended Jeff ’s hard fought battle on Feb. 10. Jeff is survived by his moth-er, Bernice Seitz of Artesian; his brother, Mark (Angela) Seitz of

LAVERN “BULGIE” BAYSINGERForestburg

few years before retiring. LaVern enjoyed hunting and fishing, especially Canadian geese and walleye. LaVern is survived by his wife of 58 years, Nancy; three children, Marli Baysinger, Shane (Lynette) and Thad (Shawna) Baysinger, all of Forestburg; three grandchil-dren; three stepgrandchildren; two great-grandchildren; eight stepgreat-grandchildren; a broth-er, Dick Baysinger; and sister, Janet Eining, along with their chil-dren. He was preceded in death by his parents.

JEFFREY SEITZSioux Falls

Artesian; his nieces; and numer-ous uncles and aunts. He was preceded in death by his father, Keith Seitz; grandpar-ents; and numerous uncles and aunts.

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