July 23, 2019 • Page 8 shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Girl Scouts Launches 42 New Badges To Mobilize Girls To Change The World Girl Scouts-Dakota Horizons and Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) today reveal 42 new badges exclusively for girls in grades K–12 that allow them to make their own choices about how they want to experience and influence the world. The badges enhance the organization’s existing girl-led programming, offering girls everything from adventuring in the snow to learning how to use coding to solve problems they care about. Among the new offerings are Outdoor High Adventure badges that feature, for the first time in Girl Scouts’ history, two distinct activity options, letting girls choose how they want to earn each badge. Giving girls choices is important for developing their sense of self, their own voice, and gender equality— research from the World Bank Group shows that increasing women’s agency and decision-making abilities is key to improving their lives, communities, and the world. And research shows that Girl Scouts are more likely than other girls to take an active role in decision making (80 percent vs. 51 percent). In addition to existing badge offerings, girls in grades 6–12 can now pursue: • Nine Cybersecurity badges, through which girls learn about the inner workings of computer technology and cybersecurity and apply concepts of safety and protection to the technology they use every day. Activities range from decrypting and encrypting messages, to learning proper protection methods for devices, to exploring real-world hacking scenarios (funded by Palo Alto Networks). • Three Space Science badges, through which girls explore topics such as the universe and their place in it, properties of light, and inspiring careers in space science (funded by NASA’s Science Mission Directorate and led by the SETI Institute). • Think Like a Citizen Scientist, a Girl Scout Leadership Journey during which girls participate in interactive activities to practice observation techniques; collect data; and share their findings with real-world scientists through an online network. As with all of Girl Scouts’ Leadership Journeys, girls use their newly honed skills to take action on a community issue of their choosing (funded by Johnson & Johnson and The Coca-Cola Foundation). The new programming for girls in grades K–12 includes: • 12 Outdoor High Adventure badges, designed for girls to explore nature and experience exciting outdoor adventures like backpacking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, rock climbing, and tree climbing—giving them the confidence to support one another, take healthy risks, and spend dedicated time in nature. These are the first Girl Scout badges that members can earn by choosing one of two selfdirected paths (funded by The North Face). • 18 Coding for Good badges, which not only teach girls the basics of coding but also detail how every stage of the coding process provides girls with opportunities to use their skills for good. Girls will learn about algorithms through age-appropriate, creative activities, such as coding positive memes to spread a message about a cause they care about, designing a digital game to educate people about an issue, and developing an app to promote healthy habits. Every Coding for Good badge includes a plugged-in and unplugged version, so that all girls can learn the foundations of coding, regardless of their access to technology (funded by AT&T and Dell Technologies). “Girl Scouts has ignited the power and potential of girls for over a century, and we are committed to ensuring that today’s girls are the future of American leadership,” said GSUSA CEO Sylvia Acevedo. “Girl Scouts is where girls can explore new subjects, discover their passions, learn to take smart risks, and become their best, most confident selves— whether they want to become a NASA astronaut, an entrepreneur, a rock climber, a coder, or a cybersecurity agent.” GSUSA works with top organizations in fields that interest today’s girls. Combined with Girl Scouts’ expertise in girl leadership, these organizations and specialists advise and weigh in on content to provide the most cutting-edge programming available to girls. Content collaborators include codeSpark, the National Integrated Cyber Education Research Center (NICERC), SciStarter, and Vidcode. In true girl-led fashion, girls also tested the new offerings. At Girl Scouts she’ll discover who she is, what she’s passionate about, and what she wants to achieve—both today and in the future. Join or volunteer at www.girlscouts.org/join. About Girl Scouts—Dakota Horizons Girl Scouts—Dakota Horizons is a non-profit organization that serves nearly 13,000 members in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa who believe in the power of every G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™ to change the world. We are committed to building girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. For more information visit http://www. gsdakotahorizons.org/ or call 1-800-666-2141. Mead Update AUCTIONS ESTATE AUCTION Selling Restored 1957 Chevrolet Mod. 150, Collectible Farmall and John Deere Tractors, Automotive and Shop Tools, Household and Collectibles Saturday, July 27th, 2019 2 Sale Locations: 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM start times In order to settle the Estate of the late Harold Buchmann we will offer the following at 2 separate locations with live and internet bidding on the Chev. Belair and Tractors at 11:00 AM located at 31877-470th Ave., Burbank SD (just 1/2 mile west of Coffee Cup Truck Stop at I29 Vermillion Exit, then 2 miles south) followed by a live only Automotive, Tools and Other which will be sold at the Clay County 4H grounds in Vermillion SD. Proxibid/Live Auction Items (11:00 AM @ 31877 470th Ave., Burbank, SD): Fully restored 1957 Chevrolet, model 150 w/ model 210 trim, 2 door post, Chev. 350 cu. in. small block, Edelbrock carb., Hurst 4 spd trans., chrome wheels, beautiful metallic red and white color, vin.# A57J191057, Very Very Sharp, see photos; Tractors: (Note) All these tractors have had some restoration, run or are loose, some re-painted or primed, nearly new tires on all; view web site or Proxibid for pictures and descriptions. IH Farmall 560 diesel tractor, wf, reconditioned, new 16.9-38 rubber, 2 pt., repainted, runs s#38714; Farmall Super M-TA, wide front, VG 13.6-38 rubber, repainted, runs, w/ Dual 325 loader, s# 77715; Farmall H, Schwartz wf, fair paint, loose and may run, s# 241511; Farmall M or M-TA tractor, Schwartz wf, primed (no paint), appears complete and loose, draw bar, good rubber, s#64997; Farmall Super M, wide front, good rubber, loose s# 36452; John Deere A, nf, good tin and rubber, orig. paint, loose; John Deere 70, parts tractor, good metal work; Farmall and JD narrow frt. axles; Farmall rear axles; misc. Farmall parts; new 13.6-38 tire & tube; pair used 15.5-38 tires 1:00 PM @ Clay County 4H grounds: (live only): H&H 18ft. car trailer w/ Beaver tail and ramps; 9ft single axle trailer; Boats: 1990 Sylvan Super Sportster alum. fishing boat, 16ft. open bow w/ EZ Loader trailer, Mercury 115hp outboard w/ tilt & trim; 1988 Maxum 16ft bowrider w/ single axle trailer, 85hp Force outboard, (boats not used for several years); 1993 Chev. Caprice, titled; Shop Items: Craftsman 2550PSI power washer; Century 125GL wire welder; Century AC stick welder (new); batt. chargers; 2hp air compressor; step ladders; refrigerant reclaimer; gauges; Rotary hammer drill; car stands; many shop power & hand tools; Ariens $ Toro self-prop. mowers; Stihl FS56RC trimmer; chrome bumper guards; trolling motor; elec. chain saws; 3 engine blocks; Misc. Farmall parts; Coll: anvil; die cast Super M and 1954 Chev. Bel Air; St. Regis pocket watch and Sentinel pocket watch; wood planer; coin proof sets Guns: Rem. Model 870 Wingmaster, 20ga. pump shotgun; Rem. Model 760 30-06 pump rifle w/ scope. Household: Electrolux and Kenmore Elite front load washer and dryer sets; Rug Doctor Pro carpet cleaner; furniture; boxes of flooring; Phillips 52in. TV; plus much more. Note: all items on 4H grounds must be removed on sale day. Visit www.souvignierauctions.com for complete ad w/pics. HAROLD BUCHMANN ESTATE Melissa Thienes, Pers. Rep. Tom Souvignier, Auctioneer & Real Estate, Canton SD, (605) 987-2404 Ted Souvignier, Auctioneer & Real Estate, Canton SD, (605) 660-0421 Chuck Sutton, Auctioneer & Land Broker, Sioux Falls SD (605) 336-6315 Jared Sutton, Auctioneer & Real Estate, Flandreau SD (605) 864-8527 Clerked by Souvignier Auction Service PHOTO: DAKOTA TERRITORIAL MUSEUM Take a break from the summer heat! Come out to the Mead Cultural Education Center and visit the “Journeying Forward” exhibit or bring the kids and enjoy the Children’s Transportation Museum. The Mead Cultural Education Center is a cool, safe, summer stay-cation location. Check out our website, www.meadbuilding. org, to see what is happening this summer. If you or anyone you know makes crafty items for sale, contact Heidi at programs@meadbuilding.org. This Riverboat Days we will hosting a Vendor Fair at the Mead — sign up today. It’s not too late to contribute to the Mead Matters — Parking Lot Campaign. Contact Camille at info@ meadbuilding.org if you would like to talk about a contribution. If you have tried calling the Mead Cultural Education Center, we apologize for the difficulties. We are still working on the ongoing phone issue. If you have any questions, please call 605-760-2510 or 760-0429. Check out our calendar of events at www.meadbuilding. org, or you can stop out at the Mead Cultural Education Center at 82 Mickelson Drive. Our summer hours are Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. (closed Wednesdays) and Sunday 1-5 p.m. Office hours are Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Auction Sunday, July 28, 2019 • 12:00 PM National Guard Armory • (603 Princeton) Vermillion, SD Lunch Served Full listing and photos go to dakotarealty.com Auctioneer notes: Terms: Cash, good check, or card (4% processing fee on cards) not responsible for accidents/theft. Guns: Browning automatic 12 gauge, Optima 50 cal. black powder rifle Cars: 2010 Chevy Impala LS- black, salvage title, 2006 Buick LaCrosse- red, 173,000, salvage title, 2000 Buick LeSabre- 173,000 miles Howard Grey: Glassware, antique bottles, railroad light, antique duck Book 68 Easy Sudoku Puzzles by KrazyDad decoys, plant stands, cast iron pans, mag tag oil can, coffee grinder, large assortment of crocks, jewelry, bird houses, antique tables, hutch, buffet, beautiful oak table with 4 leaves & chairs, antique high chair, antique corner shelf, old photo albums, antique baby stroller, antique Sudoku #1 Sudoku #2 secretary, old bibles, antique dressers, lanterns, atlas of clay and union county , sewing, old records, many dressers, Browning bow (Blood Brother) with case, Stotz steel cooler (great shape,) Yard Machine 24” snow blower (208cc) with electric start- like new, large assortment of tools, old watering can and buckets, leaf blower, weed eater, decors Carron Radigan Estate: Maytag washer, Roper washer & dryer, end tables, lamps, coat rack, mirrors, Terry Redline print, pictures, 3-piece glass table set, leather chair, kitchen table with chairs, 2-cariocabnets, king size bed with night stand and 2 dressers, small foosball table, decorations, glassware, kitchen ware, John Deere riding lawn mower, garage shelves Mildred A Slama Estate: Lift chair, electric hospital bed- great shape, recliner, desk, Sony 32” TV, lamps, end tables, GO-GO 4 wheel electric scooter, Singer XL-1000 sewing machine with computer screen, sewing materials, microwave, pots & pans, Solens air conditioner Cheryl Hisek: Chairs, tables, bar stools, child’s bench, crystal, dishware, bubble glass, vintage suit case, wine rack, pedestal sink- new, prints, Budweiser steins Roger Hale: 2005 Chevy Impala- 185,000 miles (runs good,) 1995 Nissan pick-up- 159,000 miles, 5 speed with toper, Troy-Bilt 24” elecM I S S O U R I VA L L E Y tric start 179cc six speed, Craftsman 22” lawn mower, self-propelled © 2008 KrazyDad.com © 2008 KrazyDad.com with bagger, rakes, shovels, new handles for walking plow garden cart, yard sweeper, Troy-Bilt 42” riding mower 17.5 H.P. 7 speed, RyoBi Bt. 3000 table saw, 12” compound mifel saw, porter cable air compressor, drill press, fishing poles, fish tapes, fishing tackle, Fill the puzzle so that every row, every column, and every Bostitch framing nailer, fiber glass topper, 2 copper boiler, old milisection contain the numbers 1-9 withoutRrepeating a number. 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