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shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com October 10, 2017 • Page 3 2017 Governor’s Awards Presented PIERRE, S.D. – Lt. Gov. Matt Michels presented the 2017 Governor’s Awards today to South Dakota businesses and workers who have made significant contributions to the employment of people with disabilities. Governor’s Awards were presented to the following recipients: Koni Sims of Sioux Falls is legally blind due to a rare eye disease called Aniridia. After acquiring her degree, Sims began work with Sanford University of South Dakota Medical Center where she developed the current hospital massage program. Outside of work, Sims is the current president of the Siouxland Chapter of the South Dakota Association of the Blind. For these achievements, Sims was awarded the Outstanding Citizen with a Disability Award. Tami Francis of Sioux Falls sought help from the Division of Service to the Blind and Visually Impaired after losing her vision. Francis returned to school and obtained a Bachelor’s Degree and went on to purchase a coat manufacturing business, Dakota Etcetera. Francis donates coats from her business to those in need and is an active member of the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce. Francis was awarded the Outstanding Employee with a Disability Award for her efforts. Pizza Ranch of Spearfish retains individuals with disabilities as part of their winning workforce, and they have been recognized as the Outstanding Private Employer (Small Employer Category). Owners Ted and Jill Schilling partner within their community to promote a diverse workforce, offering equal employment opportunities for all. County Fair Food Store of Mitchell has been serving the Mitchell area since 1984. County Fair Food Store was today’s recipient of the Outstanding Private Employer (Large Employer Category). They partner with community support providers and other local organizations to provide employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Meri Erickson of Groton has assisted over 100 students with disabilities to transition from high school to the adult world in her 31 years of working at Groton High School. For that reason, Erickson has been selected as the recipient of the Outstanding Transition Services Award. Yankton Area Mental Wellness Inc. began in 1999 as a mental wellness conference. Since achieving incorporation in 2000, Yankton Area Mental Wellness Inc. has promoted mental health careers, provided resources to providers and families, and partnered with the school district and others in Yankton. For this, Yankton Area Mental Wellness Inc. received the Distinguished Service Award. The 2017 Governor’s Awards ceremony was co-sponsored by the Board of Vocational Rehabilitation, the Board of Service to the Blind and Visually Impaired, the Statewide Independent Living Council, and the South Dakota Department of Human Services. Record Turnout For Annual Buffalo Roundup At Custer State Park PIERRE, S.D. – Over 21,000 visitors attended the 52nd Annual Buffalo Roundup at Custer State Park, setting a new record for turnout at the event. Custer State Park also hosted its three-day arts festival in conjunction with the Buffalo Roundup. Sizable crowds convened throughout the three-day celebration to enjoy entertainment such as Brulé, educational programs and the grand re-opening of the Peter Norbeck Outdoor Education Center. “What a great weekend at Custer State Park,” said park superintendent Matt Snyder. “The Roundup was a success, and I heard nothing but compliments from how well the park looked to the variety of vendors at the Arts Festival. It was truly a team effort to make this weekend happen.” The annual Roundup serves as a tool to help manage the park’s buffalo herd. About 250 buffalo will be sold at the park's annual auction on Saturday, Nov. 18. For information on the auction, contact the park at 605.255.4515 or email CusterStatePark@state. sd.us. Upcoming Buffalo Roundups will be held on Let Our Family Friday, Sept. 28, 2018, and Friday, Sept. 27, 2019. Business Keep Yours Read and Recycle boston shoes to boots footwear experts since 1915 Located in the Meridian District 312 W 3rd Street | Yankton, SD | 605.665.9092 follow us Update Your Living Room! ure Ashley Furnit Cox Auto 1007 Broadway Ave Yankton, SD 605•665•4494 Need help liquidating the belongings of a family or estate? Personal experience given to help liquidate the belongings of a business, family, or estate! When our customers’ items are organized, marketed and sold separately, it maximizes the profits. 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He says just as important is to practice their plan. “Families should hold fire drills in their homes at least twice a year; once during the day and another time at night,” Merriman says. “It is important that everyone, especially children, know how to get out of a burning structure using more than one exit.” As always, another emphasis during the week will be the use of smoke alarms. Merriman says the importance of smoke alarms can’t be stressed enough. “We have seen too many house fires where there were no smoke alarms present or the alarms in the homes were not properly working,” he says. “Smoke alarms can 407 Ruth Street, Yankton, SD help save lives. 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