rt Into Life shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com October 13, 2015• Page 11 Time For Self-Care MotivationalourSpeaker Pour Y Brings Aeartinto Life Message ‘Selfish’ H To ‘Celebrate Women’ Pour Your presents... 2015 Celebrate Women BY RANDY DOCKENDORF randy.dockendorf@yankton.net Julie Clark wants women to be selfish. Pour r Too often, women put everyYou one else ahead of themselves, Presents... according to the Sioux Falls author and inspirational speaker. into In the process, women burn out with little or nothing left to give, she said. “Oftentimes, we forget that the most important person ebrate Cel en that we have to take care of is Wom ourselves,” she said. ‘Without 2015 that (self-care), we end up getting sick or to the point where we can’t function. We’re not able to take care of anybody else. You have to take care of yourselves to be there for all the people who need us.” Celebrate Women 2015 It’s a message she’s bringing to the 11th annual Celebrate Women event, set for Oct. 17 at the NFAA Easton Archery Complex on the east side of Yankton. The doors open at 11 a.m. with vendors offering exhibits on the main floor. The soup, salad and sandwich buffet runs from 12:30-1:45 p.m., and Clark speaks at 2 p.m. The event also features wine tasting. Celebrate Women is co-sponsored by the Press & Dakotan, HyVee and Yankton Medical Clinic. Clark has previously appeared in Yankton and entitles her current talk “Pouring Your Heart Into Life.” “Women have hearts of gold because we do so much for others,” she said. “It’s one thing that makes us special — the many roles that we play.” However, that special trait also tends to make women neglect their own needs, Clark said. “We feel guilty if we take a little bit of time for ourselves. We have all the other things that we do instead, like the dishes and everything else that needs to get done,” she said. “It extends to all other areas of life, including our families, careers and community involvement.” At the Celebrate Women event, Clark wants to leave the women with more than a pep talk. She wants to provide them with a plan for building a better life. “Women have a tendency to put themselves out to others,” she said. “This message is a chance to inspire women with some strategies to refill themselves and to get reinvigorated for life and all the roles they play.” However, don’t expect a dismal lecture or a long list of self-help tips, Clark said. She plans to deliver an uplifting message. “It’s a fun, classy theme for the speech, filled with stories and with inspiration to help women get reinvigorated,” she said. “The more that we spend time on ourselves and getting reinvigorated, the better we all are for the people around us and for playing all those roles.” Heart Life Interested in INTERESTED IN THIS SPOT? this spot? Call 665-5884 to place your ad here. Call 665-5884 to CONTINUING Aplace your ad here. TRADITION Clark will continue the event’s tradition of fun and entertaining speakers, according to Press & Dakotan advertising director Micki Schievelbein. “In the past, we’ve been very lucky to have some excellent speakers,” Schievelbein said. “I saw Julie at another event and saw where we could have her speak at Celebrate Women. She offers inspiration and humor, and she’s the author of several books.” Clark’s work has drawn a national audience and recognition, according to her biography. 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Announcements made day of sale take precedence over all written material. SD sales tax applies. Harts Auction Service Mission Hill, SD 605-660-2460 2013 Chevy Impala LT, remote start, 56K miles ..... $12,500 2013Visit our Equinox, AWD, highway miles ............. $14,900 Chevy Web site at 2012 Ford Fusion SEL, V6, leather, white ............... $12,500 www.missourivalleyshopper.com 2011 Chevy Impala LT, leather, moonroof .............. $13,900 2011 Chevy Impala LT, 45K miles, silver ............... $13,900 See Tony & Donna 2011 2009 2009 2008 2007 2007 Chevy Silverado C1500, W/T, Dark Gray ....... $12,500 for Gourds, Chevy Silverado, 4x4, Crew cab ................... $14,900 Pumpkins Chevy Colorado, 4x4, 5cyl., auto, Reg. cab ... $12,500 & Pears! 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Fenders; 1955 Oliver Super 88 Gas, NF, new 13.6 X 38 tires, sold w/F-11 Loader bucket; chains comfort cover & manure bucket & grapple sold separate; 1954 Oliver 88 Gas tractor NF, hyd. complete; 1941 IHC B tractor complete; fenders for Oliver super 88; Oliver front wts; 1997 Chevy 1500 4 X 4 reg. cab pickup 5.7 V-8 auto red 118K miles sharp; 1990 Mazda B-2200 2wd pickup, 4-cyl. 5-spd trans gray 106K miles; 1978 Chevy ¾ ton 4 X 4 blue & white, 350 auto; 1982 Keifer 6 X 16 stock trailer new floor; 2007 Yamaha Grizzly ATV 1284-miles blue very sharp; MACHINERY – EQUIPMENT JD 7000 6-30 and 4-RW planters; Gehl DM-160 disc mower; Vermeer 605E round baler; (2) Dakon 285 bu. Gravity wagons on Electric gears 20” truck tires; IHC 45 pull type FC 18’; Dakon 3pt. field cultivator 14’; Oliver 252 tandem disk 18’; New Idea 7-wheel rake; (2) S&H power boxes on electric gears; Winco 18,000 watt PTO generator; Feterl 7” X 52’ pto auger; Feterl 8” X 55’ auger (red); Fehr Mfg. 7’ double spout snowblower; 3pt. hyd. forklift mast; Gehl 235 hydro-swing 14’; OMC 430 grinder/mixer stored inside; Oliver 3-bottom pull plow; M&M 2X16 pull plow; Oliver 565 5-bottom plow; 6-section drag w/ cart; MF single disk; horse drawn road maintainer; 2-row horse cult; Dual hyd. cement mixer; 3pt post auger; 12’ bin sweep; 4-round bale feeders SHOP EQUIPMENT – FARM MISC. – ANTIQUES – HOUSEHOLD Lincoln 252 arc welder; Oxy-Acetylene Torch; 30-ton hyd. press; knipco heater; chop saw; Drill Press; vises; anvil; assorted hand tools; alum. Ladder; 2-wheel ATV trailer; tin imp. Seats; avery jacks; Oliver 70 headlights; Firestone sign; Monarch balloon tire bike; Rendering kettle w/jacket; collection of Feed Sacks; Rinse Tubs; old wood doors; 2-burner stove; Hog Feeders & waterers; speedjack; buzz saw; hog panels; RR ties, steel posts; (3) 300 gal. OH tanks; 50’ drivebelt; 10-Rural MFG. farrowing crates; cream cans; 49 chevy tailgate; large assortment of lumber; cream cans; Redwing Crocks 6-12- & 20 gal.; glassware; table 6-chairs 3-leaves; chest of drawers; bed; oil lamps; crib; cradle; vacuum; WALTER (JAKE) & SHARON SAYLER – OWNERS 605-387-5433 OR 605-201-1341 Wieman Land & Auction Co. Inc. Marion, SD 800-251-3111 www.wiemanauction.com