shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Community Health Centers Showcase Their Work And Mission SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The Community HealthCare Association of the Dakotas (CHAD) announced today that South Dakota’s community health centers are making significant contributions to the delivery of health care in the state, while serving as critical economic engines for the communities they call home. The state’s four community health centers are providing quality, affordable health care to thousands of patients each year, regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay, and generating millions of dollars in combined economic impact for their local communities. Community health centers have a mission of ensuring access to quality health care for all South Dakotans, with a focus on providing primary care in some of the most rural and remote parts of the state and serving the uninsured, homeless, new Americans and veterans. Health centers serve all patients regardless of their ability to pay and offer services on a sliding fee scale based on income. In 2016, South Dakota’s health centers served 17,536 uninsured patients who made up 25.4% of the total number of patients served. Last year, South Dakota’s health centers provided comprehensive, patient-centered care to more than 69,000 patients at 42 delivery sites in 33 communities across the state. Their services included primary care, behavioral health, dental care, and enabling services like care coordination, patient education and help finding the right health insurance. Recent studies show that, on average, each Medicaid patient receiving care at a community health center saved the health care system 24 percent annually. Health centers have a significant impact on their communities as access to health care is an essential piece of maintaining a strong, vibrant and working community. They serve both rural and urban populations and often provide the only accessible and dependable source of primary care in their communities. According to a 2013 analysis, South Dakota health centers directly generated over 500 full-time jobs and had a total economic impact of more than $55 million across the state. Nationwide, community health centers serve more than 25 million Americans, a number that continues to grow along with the demand for affordable primary care. They produce $24 billion in annual health system savings, reduce unnecessary hospitalizations and visits to the emergency room, maintain patient satisfaction levels of nearly 100 percent, and serve more than one in six Medicaid beneficiaries for less than two percent of the national Medicaid budget. Gov. Dennis Daugaard issued a statewide proclamation designating this week, August 13-19, Community Health Center Week in South Dakota to recognize health centers for their commitment to providing access to health care for all South Dakotans and for their impact on local economies across the state. In celebration of Community Health Center Week, health centers are planning events and promotions to showcase their centers, introduce new providers, recognize their staff and engage their communities. The public is welcome to stop by a health center near them to tour the facility, enjoy some refreshments, register for door prizes, meet the providers and learn about health center programs and services. Health centers are also observing the week by hosting community events and volunteering for projects to give back to the communities they serve. For more information about community health centers or Community Health Center Week, visit www.communityhealthcare.net. August 22, 2017 • Page 7 Auction 12:00 Sunday August 27th, 2017 Lunch Served National Guard Armory (603 Princeton) Vermillion, SD Auctioneer notes: We will double ring, for picture and more go to Dakotarealty.com 1979 Honda CB400T Hawk 5,041 miles, Guns, 1908 $20 gold coin, 30 plus silver dollars, Specialty tools, Antiques, Music items, Military items, collector glass and furniture, Snapper riding lawn mower 38” Guns and ammunition: Large collection of ammunition, Glenfield Marlin Model 60 22LR, Winchester 94AE 45 colt, Iver Johnson Matte Rib Single Shot 12 Gauge, Steven Model 812 Gauge Shotgun, Marlin Model 21 1904 12 gauge Pump Shot Gun, 1960 Joe Higgins Bolt 12 Gauge, Taurus PT 22 Pistol, 36 Caliber Navy Model Euroarms Replica Colt Revolver, Ruger 40 cal. Pistol, Beautiful Oak Locking Gun Cabinet. Estate Auction for Donna Hahn: Furniture: Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, 4 piece bedroom set, player-piano rolls matching sofa/loveseat, 4 matching Persian Carpets from 2 by 3 to 30 by 16, antique lamps. Glassware: Depression glass, numerous matching juice pitchers with glasses, apothecary jars, nearly 100 salt/pepper shakers, brown stoneware, crocks, vintage coffee grinder. China Painting: 2 kilns, lots of whiteware. Musical Instruments: trumpets, clarinets, flutes/piccolo, cello, xylophone, mellophone, baritones, zither/autoharp. Guest: Fire king, depression glass, enamel ware , toys (military), old military helmets, Red Wing flower pots, Hull Vase plus McCoy Vase, old military helmets, toy train accessories, Chesterman coffee maker that came out of the Meckling country store (very rare), mixers, WW 2 troop pictures from Fort Dodge IA., starting lineups, rod iron bed, dining table, table saw, old board games plus military games. Leo Kirschenman: PRIMITIVES-camelback trunk, benches, bird cage, trike, Radio Flyer wagon, cabinet for wash basin. ANTIQUES: Pump organ, Old kitchen cupboard, China hutch, Sunset full bed & dresser w/ mirror, vanity with round mirror, blonde cedar chest with key, vintage clothes, hats, baby clothes, hand quilted quilts, flour feed sacks, Old needlework & doilies, crocheted table cloth, large assortment of red rimmed Indiana glassware, 16 coffee cups and much more), 5 piece place setting Homer Laughlin china, Large assortment of frosted grape pattern glassware (some with red rims), assorted Virginia Rose pieces; Miscellaneous colored and clear depression glass, OLD stuffed toys. FURNITURE: 2 glider rockers, sleep chair (new) lift chair, large wicker chair, round solid wood dining table w/ 1 leaf and 4 chairs, oak wall clock, small chest of drawers, , large wooden rocking chair, 2 gliding rockers, Sentry Combination safe. HOUSEHOLD: Pyrex bowls, 45 piece Andover China in box, Haviland China, butter dish, cream and sugar, serving platter, serving bowls, gravy boat and more, 2-4 piece Crown China, 5 piece place setting Norleans silver-rimmed china, set of 8 silver-rimmed bar glasses (8 oz, 6 oz & 4 oz), Quilters ironing boards, 2 quilt racks, quilters ironing boards, Q-Snap tubular quilt frame, boxes of antique trims, crafts, & zippers, old buttons, wooden thread spools, crocheted pillowcase edgings, large assortment of FANCY machine embroidery threads, large, assortment of embroidery hoops, crochet hooks, large box macramé supplies, DeWALT drill, Stihl gas weed eater. Guest: Hohner 120 bass accordion – nice with original case, Hohner 3-row button box accordion, 1940’s with original case, AquaStar tankless gas water heater – installed, never used 4.3 gpm, Stihl FS 76 gas weed whacker; 4 girls bikes; aluminum oxide grinding discs; polishing discs; 100 Grit 9" x 7/8" resin fiber discs; 24 grit 9 " x 7/8" resin fiber discs; 14" x 3/16 " x1" masonry reinforced cutting wheel; masonry bits; 12" x 5/32" x1" concrete masonry cutting disc; 12" x 1/8 "x 20" metal cut off wheel; boxes of Makita 60 grit 4 X 24 abrasive belts for wood and metal; 80 grit 4" x 21" abrasive belts; 5 x 1/4 x 7/8 masonry cut off wheels; 8" 220 grit sanding discs; 9x11 sheets of 120 x aluminum oxide sanding paper; 16" x 5/32 x 1" metal cut off wheel for stationary saw; Carbide drill splines; impact wrench retainer rings; bearing separator; Large assortment punches; 2 boxes of bimetal hole saws; large assortment taps; 1/4 - 1/2 hex keys; t-hex keys; halfround, triangular; 7" medium hook n loop discs; four 12'1" 3/4" .035 bandsaw blades, new in box. Irma Burbach: ROSEVILLE VASES – White Rose Pattern, Handled Vase #962 – 7”, Handled Vase #147 – 8”, MISCELLANEOUS - Wells Blue Bunny Cream Bottle, Pabst Blue Ribbon Glass, Faultless Starch Jar, Vintage Coleman Blue and Chrome Gas Iron, 1930, Blue Specht Enamelware Coffee Pot w/Lid, 1 ½ gallon, Tan/Green Trim Enamel Cake Pan, 9 x 13”, Rolling Pin, Portugal Copper Coffee Pot, 8 cup 6 ½”, Gregorian Copper Triangular Dish, 12 ½ x 6 ¼”, Singer Featherweight Sewing Machine, Singer Buttonhole Maker Attachment, 4 Tailoring Tools: Dressmaker’s Ham, Seam Roll, Print Presser/Pointing Block, Clapper, Beveled Glass Window, 24 x 24”, 2 Leaded Glass Window, 19 x 44” and 20 x 20” (latter being held together with tape), Child’s Metal Doll House, Hartstone, ANCHOR HOCKING GLASS CORP, DEPRESSION, BUBBLE GLASS, FIREKING, FIREKING, CANDLEWICK GLASS, PRIMITIVE VINTAGE BROWN STONEWARE CROCK, MAR-CREST OVENPROOF STONEWARE USA – Daisy & Dot Pattern, Pennsylvania Dutch Style; Dark Brown–Warm Colorado Brown Finish. Made by Western Stoneware for Marshall-Burns, YELLOW WARE STONEWARE. Guest: Large very ornate wicker rocking chair, Small white alabaster bedroom table lamp(antique), Jade tree with cloisonné vase, leaves of polished semi-precious stones: jade, amethyst, quartz, etc. dynamite box, Waterloo Boy tractor model, Ertle, new in box with collector coin and book: John Deere Toys and the Real Products They Represent. Jeanette Williams: Antique floor lamp, box of pens and pencils, some with advertising, old dolls, old yard sticks, Sioux Gun Club trophy, Crooks Gun Club tray, Yukon Jack decanter, large canvas of “The Smoke Signal” by Frederic Remington. Rhoda A. Grant: Complete household goods from bedroom sets/bedding to dish towels/dishes and more, maple desk, 2 flat screen tvs, sewing machine, hoover vacuum, 2 dressers, toys, collectibles, lion train set (1960s) race car set (1960s). Madsen Auction Service Gary Madsen 605-638-0643 Hazen Bye 605-670-0422 and Jim Brady 605-670-9638 Real Estate & Personal Property AUCTION Saturday, Sept. 2 -- 10 a.m. LOCATED: 140 North Street NE, Wagner, SD from city park 3 blocks north and 1/2 block west REAL ESTATE consists of a 2 1/2 bare lots with water and electrical and 81’x 205’ dimensions located in a nice quiet part of town. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 21, 22 and the E 1/2 of Lot 23, Block 1 Abshers Add. TERMS: Cash sale. A complete listing of personal property will be printed in next week’s issue. Mrs. Roy (Geraldine) Crisman, Owner Peterson Auctioneers Glen Peterson, RE #234 www.petersonauctioneers.com Lee Wittmeier - Tyndall, SD Cody Peterson - Avon, SD Real Estate may be viewed by appointment call Glen Peterson 605-369-2638 Terms: Cash or check accompanied by photo ID Not Responsible for Accidents AUCTIONS AUCTION Saturday, Aug. 26 - 10 a.m. Large 2-Day Sunday, Aug. 27 - 10 a.m. LOCATED: 911 Chevy Lane E Hwy 50, Yankton, SD South of the Collision Center AUCTION SCHEDULE: Saturday, Aug. 26 - Shop Equipment, Tools, Lawn and Garden Sunday, Aug. 27 - Vehicles, Trailers, Pedal Cars, Toys, Vintage Auto Memorabilia and Parts, Signs, Antiques, Collectibles and Primitives The quality and quantity of this very clean offering of items will amaze. This is only a partial listing, you can expect to ?nd much more. A complete listing of items appeared in last week’s issue. Bob Nolan, Owner Peterson Auctioneers Glen Peterson, RE #234 www.petersonauctioneers.com Lee Wittmeier - Tyndall, SD Cody Peterson - Avon, SD Terms: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents 58 Acres of Yankton County Land Wednesday, September 6th, 9:30 a.m. Located: 3 miles West of Wal-Mart on SD Highway 50, 1 mile North on 437th Ave Legal: The SW1/4 of SW1/4 and S1/2 NW1/4, SW1/4 in Section 27-94-56 Yankton County, SD. Taxes are $1,209.02. This is a very attractive tract of land with very good soil ratings of 82-84% on the crop land. Predominant soil types are CkA (Clarno – Crossplaine – Tetonka) complex with 0 to 3% slope and CeB (Clarno – Bonilla loams) with 1 to 6% slope. This farm has approximately 40 acres that is now into row crop with the balance into grassland which also has rural water pasture hook up. The Yankton County FSA Office shows PLC yields of 108 and 44. This is a great opportunity to not only buy some high quality Yankton County farmland, but also an excellent location for a new home. Just minutes from Yankton on the newest hard surfaced Yankton County road; only about a mile from the new Napa Junction Terminal. Terms: 10% nonrefundable payment due day of auction with the balance due on closing. Closing day October 6, 2017 with possession on March 1, 2018. Seller will pay the taxes through December 31st, 2017. Title insurance and closing costs will be split 50/50 between the buyer and seller. Yankton Title Co, closing agent. Real Estate is being sold subject to court approval. Auctioneers are acting as agents for the seller. Statements made day of auction take precedent over written material. Darri Barkl Family Trust First Dakota National Bank Trustee Girard Auction & Land Brokers, Inc. (605) 267-2421 Toll Free: 1-866-531-6186 www.GirardAuction.com Marv Girard, BA; Ken Girard, CAI, AARE Broker; Mike Girard, CAI, BA; Scott Moore, BA Yesterday’s Café Restaurant Equipment Located: 2216 Broadway St, Yankton, SD. 1-Block north of Hy-Vee. Bidding Opens Thursday August 24th, Closes Tuesday August 29th, 10:00 a.m. No Live Auction—Online Bidding only through www.GirardBid.com! Yesterday’s Café has sold their building and will be offering the following equipment, supplies, & antiques at online-only auction. Commercial Kitchen Equipment: 8’x20’ Walk-in Cooler/Freezer; Small Walk-in Cooler; (2) Reach-in Freezers; (2) Reach-in Coolers; 3 Flat Grills—48” & 36”; (2) 6-burner stoves; Double Convection Oven; 3 Deep Fryers; Broaster; 3-compartment SS Sink; 2 Refrigerated Prep stations; Stainless Steel Prep Tables; 3-bay Steam Table; Heated/Cooled large salad bar; (2) Milk Machines; Plate Warmer; Can Racks; Commercial Toaster; Microwaves; Assorted SS Racking; Plastic Carts; Antiques/Collectables: ’57 Chevy Rear-end Booth, black; ’57 Chevy Front End Counter-red; ’55 Chevy Rear-end Booth; ’59 Chevy Back Clip Display; (these 4 pieces are made from REAL Cars, professionally built, and very nice!) ’29 Chevy Car Front; Custom Neon Signage; Many tin signs and various décor; Furniture: Multiple Booth Sets; Many Padded Chairs; Many Tables of various sizes; High chairs; Terms: 10% Buyer’s Premium on all sales. SD Sales tax applies. All sales final. Cash, Good Check, Visa, MasterCard. Preview: Please call Toby Woehl to schedule Preview, (605) 661-8629 Pickup Times: Wednesday August 30th, 2 to 6:00 p.m.; Aug 31 thru Sept 2, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. These are the ONLY pickup times! No exceptions will be made. No assistance will be provided for loading, please bring plenty of help & equipment! Note: All this equipment is working and will be in use through August 23rd. Professionals will disconnect all electrical, water, & gas prior to pickup. Online Only Auction—No Live Auction! It’s easy to register and bid! Go to www. GirardBid.com for full details. Bidding will open Thursday August 24th and closes Tuesday August 29th. Yesterday’s Café, Toby & Kerry Woehl, Owners Girard Auction & Land Brokers, Inc. (605) 267-2421 Toll Free: 1-866-531-6186 www.GirardAuction.com Marv Girard, BA; Ken Girard, CAI, AARE Broker; Mike Girard, CAI, BA; Scott Moore, BA