August 27, 2013 • Page 8 1815 shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Miscellaneous 1830 SAFE STEP WALK-IN TUB: Alert for Seniors: Bathroom falls can be fatal. Approved by Arthritis Foundation. Therapeutic Jets. Less than 4” Step-In. Wide Door. Anti-Slip Floors. American Made. Installation Included. Call 888-744-2329 for $750 Off (MCN) SAVE on Cable TVInternet-Digital Phone- Satellite. You've Got A Choice! Options from ALL major service providers. Call us to learn more! CALL Today. 888-583-4941 (MCN) 1820 1840 Give Aways 1850 308 East Main Vermillion Saturday, 8/24 7:00am -3:00pm Some Furniture, Toys, Children’s Clothes, much more! United Way & Volunteer Services (UWVS) of Greater Yankton focuses on address­ ing community needs through collaboration amongst volunteers and local organizations. Part of that fo­ cus is geared toward their an­ nual fundraising Campaign. UWVS takes pride in both their Campaign and their Allo­ cation process. The Allocation process is where numerous nonprofits in the Greater Yankton area annually submit financial requests to the UWVS Board of Directors. UWVS reviews the financial requests and then distributes the funds raised through their campaign to those organiza­ tions, to benefit thousands of people in our area. Partner Agencies, receiving UWVS support, include Big Friend Little Friend, Boy Scouts, Boys & Girls Club of Yankton, The Center, Connec­ tions, LSS; Consumer Credit Counseling, Contact Center, Family Education & Counsel­ ing Center, Family Visitation Center, Girl Scouts, Homeless Shelter, Literacy Council, Par­ ents As Teachers, Red Cross, Retired Senior Volunteer Pro­ gram, Sack Pack, Senior Com­ panions, Southeast CASA, Special Olympics, Yankton Women’s/Children’s Center, Yankton Transit, and Youth Scholarships to the Yankton Ice Association and Boys & Girls Club. Venture Grants are also available to nonprofits in need of additional funding. UWVS also facilitates nu­ merous community pro­ grams within their office, including the Big Red Book­ shelf, Community Volunteer Celebration, Dakota Dental Smile Mobile, the Holiday Bed Giveaway, Imagination Li­ brary, Make a Difference Day events, the Nonprofit Center, Yankton Homeless Preven­ tion Coalition, and Toys for Kids Adoption Program. In ad­ dition, the UWVS acts as a Volunteer Clearinghouse, helping individuals looking for volunteer opportunities, find an organization that can uti­ lize their talents. “We receive multiple calls and visits weekly from indi­ viduals seeking volunteer op­ portunities or that are in need of services,” says Executive Director, Lauren Hanson. “We enjoy being a resource 1870 Ag Equipment 1996 Case IH 2188, sep. hrs. 2618, 2003 2208 8-30 cornhead, 2003 1020 25’ grain platform. See video on greenlineequip.com (402)750-4309 7? Foot Tandom Disc, 3 point $525 (605)665-2258 for the community, whether it is collaborating to address needs, sharing information, or funding essential pro­ grams.” UWVS is gearing up to kick off their 2014 Campaign where they get to share with the community the incredible works of over 35 local pro­ grams. Once again they will be hosting events to raise awareness during UNITED WAY WEEK August 26th – 31st! The following activities are planned for UNITED WAY WEEK: Monday, August 26th : Par­ ticipating businesses with marquees will be promoting LIVE UNITED all over town. Tuesday, August 27th : LIVE UNITED shirt day! Check out United Way on FACEBOOK or listen to local radio stations for a chance to win LIVE UNITED shirts. Wednesday, August 28th : The BIG THANKS event! This is where United Way volun­ teers, wearing LIVE UNITED shirts, will be standing outside establishments who are loyal supporters of United Way, holding signs, thanking them for their support! Keep your eyes peeled! Thursday, August 29th : DINE UNITED! Participating restaurants will be sharing a portion of their proceeds that day with UWVS. Check out their website – www.yankto­ nunitedway.org – or listen to the local radio stations for the participating restaurants. Friday, August 30th : A free appreciation Car Wash from 4:00 – 6:00 pm at the Boys & Girls Club, 1804 Broadway Avenue. Saturday, August 31st : The official Campaign Kickoff will occur during half time of the first at home football game of the Yankton High School Bucks. If your car needs a wash, if you want to eat out on Thurs­ day, August 29th, or if you like to watch the Bucks play foot­ ball, please join in on the ac­ tivities. Again this year, United Way asks that you look for the double sided mailer coming to your door September 3rd. Livestock - Poultry 2000 2 year old Angus Bulls, moderate frame, easy fleshing, calving ease, great disposition, semen tested, many generations of Ohlde genetics, Keith Reed. 402-649-3615. 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Lost and Found Found: Single key on braided keychain in the City parking lot behind the Press & Dakotan building. Stop at 319 Walnut St., Yankton to identify. Free play house. You haul it. Must be gone by 8/23/13. See at 1511 Douglas, Yankton. (605)660-8065 after 6pm. 1830 Rummage Sales 1855 321 Florida Centerville Friday, 8/ 30, 3pm-9pm Saturday, 8/ 31, 9am-3pm Handmade vintage new jewelry, women’s 3X, men’s jeans, knick-knacks, newer washer, gas stove, antique sausage stuffer & grinders, collectibles and more. No presales, Cash only. Want to Buy: Semi-tractors and trailers that need work. Will also buy old farm trucks, combines, Heston and JD stackers. Looking for old farm machinery and old cars, don’t need to be running, 402-841-3302. Wanted To Buy: J.D. 350 mower with 9-foot sickle bar, good condition. (402)847-3235, (402)841-2920 Utility - Livestock Trailer 2000 Notices 1000 PLEASE NOTE: This publication does not knowingly accept fraudulent or deceptive advertising. 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IN PRINT & ONLINE To place your ad, call: 605-665-5884 DIRECTORS: Jim Wintz • Jerry Wintz • Paul Wintz • Steve Wintz www.wintzrayfuneralhome.com Announcements Events Just look at the impact your dollars are making in our community: With a $1 per week dona­ tion, 2 youth can attend the Boys & Girls Club through the Connecting Kids Youth Schol­ arship program. With a $3 per week dona­ tion, two weeks of hot meals can be delivered to 3 seniors through The Center’s, Meals on Wheels program. With a $5 per week dona­ tion, the Contact Center can provide food and assistance to a family of 4 during a time of crisis. With a $10 per week dona­ tion, the Yankton Area Liter­ acy Council can provide year round tutoring sessions to 5 students. Your contribution goes far, but not far away. It stays right here in the Greater Yankton area, improving the lives of our neighbors, friends, rela­ tives, and co­workers. When that one sheet mailer comes to your mailbox, please take a few minutes to read it, decide the donation you would like to share, and mail the pledge form and your donation to: United Way & Volunteer Services, 610 W. 23rd St., Yankton, SD. If you would like more infor­ mation, please visit www.yanktonunitedway.org, call 665­6766 or email united­ way@iw.net Please help make this year’s United Way & Volunteer Ser­ vices’ campaign a success. Give. Advocate. Volunteer. LIVE UNITED! LIVE UNITED! Yankton Office 207 Douglas Avenue • PO Box 1018 Yankton, SD 57078 605-665-4401 • Fax: 605-665-0592 212 Walnut Street, Historic Downtown Yankton 605-665-2067 501 Summit • Yankton, SD (605) 668-8000 If605-665-3762 you would 800-952-2424 like to sup2200 E. 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The 2014 Campaign theme, “Alone you can do incredible things, but TOGETHER we can do ANYTHING”, emphasizes that your much appreciated gift, combined with the gifts of others, will improve thou­ sands of lives each year. 605-665-8340 1000 Cattle Drive • Yankton, SD T R U S T E D F O R G E N E R AT I O N S Homegrown Chicken Fryers, $5.50 Butcher date 9/18 and 9/25, can pick up anytime between 1pm-8pm (605)583-2821 or (605)660-5422 The mailer lists partner agencies supported via their Campaign, pictures of people that live and work in the greater Yankton area, a tear­ off pledge card, plus informa­ tion how partner agencies and programs network with each other to address com­ munity issues. 2809 Broadway Ave., Yankton, SD Fax: 605-665-8908 Food - Beverage 1101 Read & Recycle! 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