The Canistota Clipper P.O. Box 128, Canistota, SD 57012 jilli  South Dakota i t: i Newspaper to. Published Weekly Matt Anderson Editor and Publisher Periodical Postage Paid at Canistota, SD 57012 Postmaster: Send Changes to: P.O. Box 128, Canistota, SO 57012 E-maih andersonaublt/u nitelsd.com Phone (605) 296-3181 or 1-866-787-318] Subscription Rates in SD: 1 Yr, $30.00; 2 Yrs. $55.00 Out of State: 1 Yr. $35.00; 2 Yrs. 5.00 (2 Yr. Prices do not am)Iv if past due I00ta Past Files [ 25 Years Ago Week of October 2, 1986 The United Church youth group collected cans for Mis- sion-Hunger Fund. "Ace of the Week" in the Argus Leader were Becky Doan and Doug Seubert. Pictured were AAL Rep. Lloyd Lunde along with Del Buehner as they assembled the new playground equip- ment for the school. . Maurice and Millie Lind- bloom were honored on their 5!. wedding anniversary. : Elaine Tarrell volun- teered writing letters for resi- dents at the Good Samaritan Center. Brett Fligge was among 37 CPAs to pass the CPA exam. Close to 364 were served pancakes at the Lions Club appreciation. 50 Years Ago Week of September 28, 1961 Herman Sperling took over the agency for Rob-See- Co.'s, Funk's "G" Hybrid Seed Corn. Rumpus Ridge advertised a new shipment of Speed Queen washers and Duo Therm stoves. The new 1962 Pontiac was on display in the Earl's Conoco Station showroom, free literature on the Pontiac and free coffee and doughnuts served. Rev. P.R. Albrecht was the speaker on the religious broadcast "Light For Your Way", broadcast on KELO radio. Larry Neuberger was promoted to Specialist Four in Germany where he was a member of the 317th Engi- neer Battalion. Bertie Kostboth was re- elected VP of the amateur baseball group. Katheryn Thomas an- nounced special events in ob- serving Rebekah Lodge 50 anniversary. An overheated oil burner caused $860 damage to the Donald Janisch home but a total loss to person belong- ings. Allen Tarrell was injured when the freshman class was gathering wood for the home- Dates to REMEMBER September 29: JH VB @ Dells St. Mary September 30: FB @ Viborg October 1" VB Tournament @ Marion October 3: r . JH/JV FB @ Viborg; Coronation, 7 pm October 4: VB @ Bridgewater; Bookmobile - Good Sam, 8-8:15 am; School, 8:30 am - 2 pm October 5: Church night activities; Cross Country, Irene For All Your Printing Needs! 605-296-3181 ads@andersonpublications.com • r. " news@andersonpublications.com Local News page 2 coming bon fire. Gene Bormann was named president of Yankton College Future Teachers Club. 75 Years Ago Week of September 30, 1936 Sonny Kostboth and Mil- dred Berry surprised every- one with their announcement of their wedding. The Home Ec Class was started at school and had a total of sixteen junior and sen- ior girls, Miss Cameron was the instructor. Frank Krumvieda adver- tised a Shropshire sheepbuck. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kostboth, Jr. was given at the Paul Jerman home. The Harness Shop adver- tised a used parlor furnace. Specials at the O&R in- cluded noodles, 15 cents/two packages; peanutbutter, 25 cents/quart jar; tomato soup, 5 cents/can. Jeb Olsen, a Freshman at DSU, is making Hawk Nation proud! Olsen ran for 135 yards and two touch- downs in a 63-27 Homecoming loss to Northwestern September in Madison. It was Olsen's third 100 yard game of the young season and first multiple scoring game. (Photo by Mike Black, Black Studios) Third Annual Mary Basset Tournament A Success The third annual Mary Basset Softball Tournament on September 10 raised $1,193.00 $300 has been set aside in order to fund the Montrose Elemenry School field trip in May with the re- mainder donated to Ryan and Angie Kappenman to help de- fray medical cost for their son, Nicholas. A special thank you to all six teams who donated their entry fees and to Nate and Josie who donated the proceeds of concessions for the day. A big thank you to Juanita Sabers, Pat Petri and Gene Struck for donating their time that day. Thank you to all the communities who purchased ann bands in honor of Nicholas. Addi- tional wristbands are available at the Office Bar. Thanks everyone for making it a great day ! ! The Canistota Clipper Thursday, September 29, 2011 Parade Help Needed We are looking for volun- teers to donate candy for homecoming. Elementary students each receive a bag of candy after the parade. If you are willing to do- nate candy you can drop it off at the school by Tuesday, Oc- tober 4. Thank you! Science is an integral part of cul- ture. It's not this foreign thing, done by an arcane priesthood. It's one of the glories of human intellectual tradition. Stephen Jay Gould Rural Medical Clinics, P.A. Freeman: 925-4219 Menno: 387-.5435 Bridgewater: 729-2421 Marion: 648-3559 Medical Staff Mary Manson, CNP Dennis Ries, MD Douglas Schafer, PA-C Kenneth Kirton, MD Teresa Behl, PA-C Eloise Schrag, MD M-F: 9-5 & Sat: 9-12 Junior High Volleyball 2011 Sept. 29 Dells St. Mary Away 4 pm Oct. 4 BH20-Emery BH20 4 pm Oct. 11 Freeman Away 4 pm Oct. 13 Mt. Vernon Away 5:15 pm Oct. 18 Menno Home 4 pm There are no seventh grade matches. Eighth grade matches will be at 4 pm and C team matches will be at 5 pm. There is no C match with Mt. Vernon and Gayvill-Volin. Open position: Activity Assistant, part- time evenings and every other weekend Apply online at www.good-sam/index.php/careers/job Good Samaritan Society- Canistota 700 West Main i'1 __ Canistota SD 57012 /' Good .00OLI, Sam00tfitan 605-296-3442 (, Society. s" EEOE-M/FNetJHandicap CANISTOTA . . J , , . , ,.