shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com September, 13, 2016 • Page 7 Managing Chronic Disease BROOKINGS, S.D. - One in three South Dakotans suffer from chronic disease. Jacqueline Rhode is one of them. Since childhood, Rhode, 31, has been in and out of hospitals. First with her dad, Edward Rhode, who suffered from chronic disease until his death when Rhode was only 15, leaving her alone to be cared for by her church family. Then, as a college freshman, Rhode began her own saga of living with and trying to manage chronic disease. “It can be frustrating to manage your chronic disease because it seems that everything you learn is from trial and error - it can take such a long time to gather the tools and skills you need to properly manage chronic disease,” explains Rhode, 31, who lives with three chronic diseases, cerebral palsy, rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. Today, Rhode has come a long way. She went from being confined to her bed to living a full life now that she is able to manage her chronic diseases. She is passionate about supporting other members of her Crow Creek Reservation community who also suffer from chronic disease as colead for Better Choices, Better Health® program. These community-led BetGuns, Antiques, Household, Miscellaneous ter Choices, Better Health workshops are an extension of Stanford University’s Chronic Disease Self-Management Program. The program is brought to South Dakotans by a partnership of SDSU Extension, S.D. Department of Health and S.D. Department LOCATED: 120 E. Main Street, Scotland, SD of Social Services. GUNS sell at approximately 1 p.m.: Ruger Mini 14 223 w/folding stock & extra magazines; Ruger “This program works where others have failed because it No 3 single shot & Bushnell 1.5 x 4 scope; Rem Model 700 bolt act 22-250 & Weaver 12x scope; TriStar allows a person to find a strat- 12 ga single shot trap gun; Beretta Model 303 20 ga auto; Ithaca/SKB Model 500 12 ga o/u; Glock Modegy and ways they can best el 17 9mm auto; Taurus Model 92 AF 9mm auto; Jennings Model T 30 lb compound bow & accessories; help themselves. What I have Tasco 24x scope; Leupold 7 1/2 x scope; Red?eld 2 3/4 x scope; Bushnell 2 1/2 x scope; Bushnell 32x found, is that the evidence- spotting scope & stand; Hunting boots; Ruger Super Black Hawk .44 mag revolver; Win .22 cal barrel based skills taught in Better cocking pellet ri?e; Several RCBS reloading dies including 30-06; 357 mag; Air ri?e; Fishing equipment; Choices, Better Health are Motorcycle helmet. ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: Round oak table; Old wood dresser; Buffet; 6 matching wood universally applicable to people with chronic conditions,” chairs; Cedar chest; Various old tables and stands; Seth Thomas 8 day spring clock; Roseville 120 7’ says Rhode, who recently vase; Watts bowl; Other collectable glass; Lightning rods. HOUSEHOLD: 2 Vizio 42” ? TVs w/sound bars; 5 3 pc bedroom received her certification to set; Matching recliner sofa and at screenEasy chairs; Drop frontpc queen bedroom set;Patio table and recliner; desk; Computer desk; co-lead Better Choices, Better chairs; Card table and chairs; Of?ce chair; Various stands, cabinets and tables; Shelves; Vacuums; DiHealth® workshops during a nette; Sewing machine; Lamps; Mirrors; Bedding; Blankets; Quilts; Luggage; Games; CD player; Sony Better Choices, Better Health turntable, tuner and speakers; 33 1/3 vinyl records; Water pic; Microwave; Small electric appliances; training on the campus of China dish sets; Dishes; Cookware; Plus many more kitchen and household related items. Stanford University. “ReservaLAWN, GARDEN, SHOP & MISCELLANEOUS: JD TRS 21 snowblower; Air compressor; Craftsman tion communities, like Crow work bench; B&D workmate; Belt sander-grinder and stand; Drill press and stand; Vises; Skilsaw; Lawn Creek, have higher rates of spreader; Rakes; Forks; Shovels; Misc hand tools; Jacks; Pet porter; 18 spd mountain bike; Solo?ex chronic disease, and often gym w/chest, arm and leg attach; Exercise bike; Mens and womens golf clubs; Plus more. have a difficult time accessing All items very clean and well cared for. healthcare and education programs. This makes a program, like Better Choices, Better Health, all the more important Peterson Auctioneers Glen Peterson, RE #234 Terms: Cash or check and empowering.” accompanied by photo ID. The Better Choices, Better www.petersonauctioneers.com Lee Wittmeier - Tyndall, SD Health program is offered as Not Responsible for Accidents Cody Peterson - Avon, SD six, weekly, two-and-one-halfhour workshop sessions with interactive group discussions. These local workshops focus on providing individuals with peer support and evidencebased skills proven to help manage chronic disease. “This is not a support group, but rather a workshop on how to make small steps toward positive changes and a healthier life, yet one of the many positive side effects of attending a workshop is that participants are able to gain and provide support to their fellow participants because of shared experiences and often nd times leave with a new support system” explained Megan Olesen, SDSU Extension Nutrition Field Specialist and Better Choices, Better Health program associate and certiBoats: ’00 Crestliner 1600 Fishhawk, 16’, 40hp Honda 4-stroke tiller, new tires, fied workshop leader. 2-depth finders, Yacht Club Roller Trailer, tarp-nice; ’84 Lund 16’ Fishing Boat Chronic disease is any conw/ Shorelander roller trailer, 25hp Merc, 12v elec winch, Merc Trolling Motor, rod dition lasting three months or more, explains Megan Erholders & depth finder; ickson, SDSU Extension NutriSpecial Mention Firearms: Rare Belgium Drilling 16ga SxS Shotgun w/ 9.3x72R tion Field Specialist. Erickson, Rifle-highly engraved; (2) Sharp’s 4-shot Pepperbox Pistols w/ Brass Frames— who also attended training one engraved; Colt Lightning .22 w/ Oct BBL; with Jackie at Stanford UniHandguns: Colt DA .357 Mag Revolver; Colt Police Positive .38 Special Revolver; versity, further explains that Colt SA Army 45 Revolver; Colt DA 38 w/ 3-digit SN#; S&W Stainless 1911 Better Choices, Better Health .45 Auto; Taurus Stainless .357 Mag Revolver; Taurus PT 73B .38 ACP Auto; is designed for those with Puma #92 .38 Special/.357 Mag; Kel-Tec PLR 5.56mm Auto; Hi-Point JCP .40 chronic conditions which may include, but are not limS&W Auto; Taurus PT99AFS 9mm Auto; Browning Belgium 9mm Luger Auto; ited to: arthritis, heart condiEAA Witness 9mm Auto; Sar Arms B6P 9mm Auto; Diamond Back FS-9 9mm tions, diabetes, depression, Auto; Sig Sauer 1911 .22 US Army NIB; Ruger Mark III .22 Target NIB; Ruger high blood pressure, breathSingle-Nine .22 Mag Revolver; Taurus Mdl 63 .22 auto; Savage #502 .22 WMRF ing problems, chronic pain, Bolt; Excel Arms X-22P .22 w/ 25rd Clip; Kel-Tec .22 Auto; Steven’s .22 Tip-up; anxiety, cancer, weight issues H&R .32 S&W Revolver; Leinad Mdl DD .45 SxS Double Barrel Pistol; .41cal and fibromyalgia. Percussion Cap Pistol; .44cal Black Powder Colt Repop; Italian .45cal Black “These workshops do not Powder; teach participants about their chronic disease. These .22 Rifles: Win Mdl 94-22 XTR NIB; Win Mdl 1906 Takedown Pump; Win #90 workshops help people with .22 WRF w/ Oct BBL pump; Win Mdl .06 Pump; Marlin Mdl 39 Lever Action a chronic disease and those Takedown NIB; Marlin Mdl 70 Semi-Auto; Marlin Papoose SS Takedown; Rem who care for them, learn the Mdl 34 .22 Bolt; Rem Takedown Pump; Rem/Marlin #97 Lever-Action; Stevens skills and tools to manage Visible Loader; Stevens #25 Pump; Henry Golden Boy; Henry w/ Oct BBL; those conditions,” Erickson Mossberg Quad-Rail FE w/ 25rd Mag; (2) Ruger 10/22’s—one stainless; said. Rifles: Ruger M-77 7mm Mag-nice; US Springfield 1903 Military; Savage In South Dakota, the top five leading causes of death Mdl 112 .223 Target Rifle BA; Puma #92 .45 Colt; Hi-Point #995 9mm Auto; between 2010 and 2014 were Interstate Arms 7.62x39 Auto; Cabela’s 50cal Black Powder; due to chronic disease. ErickShotguns: Browning A5 Light Twelve 12ga Auto NIB; Browning BPS Upland son explains that while chronSpecial 12ga NIB; Beretta LA12 12ga Auto; Ithaca Featherlight 12ga Pump; ic diseases are rarely cured, if Stevens 311-A 20ga SxS; Ruger 28ga O/U; KABI-HBG 12ga O/U; Diamond individuals are able to manArms 94A 16ga SS; S&W Eastfield 916 20ga Pump; Mossberg 500-AG 12ga age their chronic disease, not Pump; Stevens M-94 .410 SS; Nitro Special 12ga SS w/ Nickle receiver; JC only will their quality of life Higgins 1011 20ga SS; improve, but overall, their medical expenses should deOther: 35+ Vintage & Collector’s BB Guns—many boxed guns including OLD crease. boxed Daisy’s! Assortment of Hunting Collectables & Antiques; Large collection “Chronic disease self-manof vintage & modern fishing tackle—Rods, Reels, Wood-Metal-Plastic Lures, agement improves an individparts, & more; Assorment of Ammo; ual’s health, their experience Tools & Equipment: Hobart Stickmate LX welder, helmets, Craftsman sand of care and, research shows, blaster, Duracraft 5/8” 3/4hp drill press; stationery air compressor; Honda riding that once a chronic condition mower – needs engine; 2 – push mowers; Knipco heater; port air compressor; is managed, health care costs Makita cordless drill; B&D 12V wench; lots of bolts, washers, hammers, open & go down - for example after completing a chronic disease box end wrenches; several tubes of Lubmatic; assorted hand tools; self-management workshop Terms: Cash, Good Check, Visa, MasterCard. SD Sales Tax applies. All Federal participant’s visit the emerFirearms Law apply. 10% Buyer’s Premium on Internet & Absentee bids only. gency room 32 percent less,” Absentee bids welcomed & encouraged! Erickson explains. Live Internet bidding will be available on the guns and select The Better Choices, Better Health program is proven. collectables only! See www.girardbid.com for full listing. Since its launch 20 years ago, Auction Order: Auction will begin outside with tools, fishing equipment, and misc. the program has been impleGuns will sell at approx. 5:30 p.m. followed by BB Guns, Ammo, and collectables. mented in every state in the U.S. and internationally. The program is offered across South Dakota. To learn more and explore conducting BetGirard Auction & Land Brokers, Inc. ter Choices, Better Health in (605) 267-2421 your community, contact Megan Olesen, SDSU Extension Toll Free: 1-866-531-6186 Nutrition Field Specialist by www.GirardAuction.com • www.GirardBid.com email or 605.995.7378. UPCOMING AUCTIONS For full listings and photos go to Dakotarealty.com September 22, 2016 Storage Units Sioux Falls September 25, 2016 Household Auction Vermillion October 9, 2016 Household Vermillion GARY MADSEN AUCTION SERVICE 605-638-0643 AUCTIONS ONLINE BIDDING 3 Commercial/Retail Building Sites Menards Outparcels | South Dakota AUCTION Sunday, Sept. 18 -- 12 noon Mark Koenig, Owner Sportsman’s 2-Boats—75+ Guns—35+ BB Guns—Tools Fishing Equipment—Sporting Collectables & More! Thursday, September 22 • 4:00 p.m. Located: Wakonda Legion Hall, Wakonda, SD Roger Olson of Utica, SD and Friends TAA-1630 BIDDING ENDS SEPTEMBER 22ND AT 2:00 PM, 2:15 PM & 2:30 PM CT Property Location: Broadway/Highway 81, Yankton, South Dakota 57078 Selling to the Highest Bidder at or Above $15,000 Per Site • Appraised from $235,000 to $245,000 • Three Outparcels Offered Individually • Prime location for Commercial/Retail Development • Near Numerous National Retailers Including Wal-Mart • Direct Frontage on Broadway/ U.S. Highway 81 • Exceptional Visibility and Exposure • Anchored by Menards, Situated • Offered Exclusively to Buyers with Plans to Build Sales Tax Generating Business by December 2017 Tranzon Asset Advisors | In Cooperation with Chuck Sutton, Auctioneer - Land Broker, LLC | 10% Buyers Premium | 10% Deposit of Total Purchase Price | 2% Broker Participation | Other Terms Apply. between Culvers and Maurice’s TRANZON.COM 888-791-7307 ext. 84 MERKEL INSULATION AND SIDING RETIREMENT 2016 • 11:00 A.M. AUCTION SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, LOCATED: 307 MAIN STREET, CROFTON, NE Auctioneers Note: After 39 years in the Insulation, Siding and Window Business, Dennis Merkel will be retiring. Make plans to be with us for this total liquidation auction of the Merkel Insulation Property. PICKUPS AND TRAILERS: 2004 1 TON 3500 Chevy Van, Extended cargo, built in shelving, body good shape, V8, 221,000 miles, Automatic; 1994 Ford Econoline 195,000 miles, regular size, with ladder rack for service van, Automatic; Holt Flatbed Car Trailer, 16ft; United Model #U714TA35, White Tandem Axle enclosed trailer with Fold Doors on Back; 4ft. x 8ft. trailer; Ladder Rack for Van SIDING AND INSULATION TOOLS: Ark seal Compact 1680 Insulation Machine with 300 ft. 3” hose, gas engine, on 6ft x 8ft. single axle trailer; Krendl Insulation Machine w/300 ft. x 2 ½’ Hose, Electric; Several Table Saws, DeWalt, Makita, Craftsman; DeWalt 12”Miter Saw; (2) Makita 10” Miter Saws; Clark 12” Compound Miter Saw; Hilti TE 17, ½ “Hammer Drill; Hilti DX-350 Piston Drive Tool; DeWalt 18 volt Impact; Makita ½”Drill; Makita Electric Sawzall; Bosch ½” Hammer Drill; Makita 3/8” Drill; Skill ½” Electric Drill; (2) DeWalt Palm Sanders; DeWalt Electric ½” Impact; Garage Door Installation accessory Kit; 2 Sets of Garage Door Spring Winding Bars; New Linear Garage Door operator in box w/ 8 ft. bar; Lag Screws etc. for Garage Door Installation; New Wood’s Powr-Grip Suction Cup Glass mover.; Craftsman Router w/ Case and Stand.; 8ft. Siding Cutter; Pro-Trax Siding Cutter w/ Box; David White Level w/Tripod; Milwaukee 3/8” Hammer Drill; Milwaukee Nibbler Shears; (2) Kett Nibbler Shears; (2) 7 ¼” Milwaukee Skil Saws; 7 ¼” Skil-Skil Saw; DeWalt 18 volt 6” Saw; Ingersold-Rand Model 116 Air Chisel; Makita Jig Saw; DeWalt 18 volt Cordless Cut Out Tool; Rockwell Sonicrafter; Milwukee Electric Sawzall; DeWalt Brad Nailer; Senco Brad Nailer; Brake Buddy; Multiple 3/8” DeWalt Drill; DeWalt 18 volt Sawzall; Craftsman 10” Radial arm saw w/ stand; J Brake Tapco 10ft 6” Pro 14; Thermostrip Paint Stripper; Concrete Bull Float and Tool; Coil Stock Cutter; Several miscellaneous size levels; Many Various Sizes Heavy Duty Extension Cords; New Shurco 18ft x 14ft. Tarp; New Shurco 18ft. x 8ft. Tarp w/D rings; Various Other Tarps; Several Saw Horses; Utility Shop Cart; 2-Wheel Appliance Mover SCAFFOLDING AND LADDERS: 12 SETS of Scaffolding 5ft. x 7 ft.; One set of scaffolding 3ft. x 7 ft.; (5) Extensions Ladders, one 32 ft., three 28 ft., two 24 ft.; Werner Platform Ladder Fiberglass; 6 ft. twin Step, Step ladder fiberglass; (3) 8ft. twin step Ladders Fiberglass; (2) 6ft. Twin Step Aluminum Ladders; 10 ft. Single Side Fiberglass Ladder; Several Ladder Hooks; 6ft and 8ft. wood step ladders; (2) aluminum scaffolding planks 12 ft.; Several 2 x 12 wood scaffolding planks; 4” x 5” several Wood Beams; Aluminum Planks; Metal Toe Holds MISCELLANEOUS INVENTORY: New Oval Glass 36” Entrance Door; (6) New Storm Doors Complete, (3) 32” Gerkin, (3) 36” Gerkin; 30” x 84” 7ft. Gerkin Storm Door Complete; Many Partial Rolls of Coil Stock all colors; Several Salesman Samples thermal pain Windows; Several Miscellaneous Storm windows ; Several Windows Thermal High Efficiency Glass Various Sizes; Several Sheets Corrugated Tin; 500 Nova Brick Siding for House SHOP AND MISCELLANEOUS: Aluma Craft 12ft. Boat; Minnkota Trolling Motor; Skid Loader Pallet Fork; Sears 2-seated Tandum Bike; Homelite Chain Saw; Stihl Gas Weed Eater; Electric Weed Eater; B & D Electric Edger; Brinkman Electric Smoker; (2) 6ft. Folding Tables; Evenrude 25 h.p. Outboard Motor as is; Lawn Boy Self-Propelled push mower w/bagger; Several Receiver Hitches; Craftsman Shop Vac; Tower Metal 10 Drawer Part Cabinet; 4 ft. Metal Shelving; 12 Volt JD Battery Charger; Several Bundles of New Lath; Drop Cloth; Floor Blankets; Air Compressor; Miscellaneous Air Hose; Metal File Cabinet; 2-Handle Snow Scoop; Toro Electric Shovel; 700ft. of Rubber garden hose; Lawn Sweep; Dog Kennel sections; 80ft. of Plastic well pipe; Several Cedar Posts; Metal Lawn Chair; Iron Sides for Bench; Miscellaneous hand tools, Shovel, Rakes, Forks, Sledge, Crow Bars; Bench Grinder; Socket Sets and more; Motor Oil Cans, Conoco-Vavoline; Riding Mower Tires; Garden Cart Seat on Wheels; 10-Piece Driveway Markers; Mercury Vapor Yard Light; Electric Chain Saw; 2 Metal Wagon Wheels; 2 Metal Wagon Wheels on Axle; 2 Microwaves DENNIS & BEV MERKEL, OWNERS 402-388-4115 Auction Conducted By: Creamer, Heimes, Janssen Auctioneers & Appraisers LLC Roger Janssen (402) 388-4409 Ryan Creamer (402) 254-9753 Alton Heimes (402) 254-3315 FOR THIS LISTING AND PHOTOS VISIT OUR WEB-SITE: www.MCHJAUCTIONEERS.COM TERMS: CASH OR BANKABLE CHECK. 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