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ETHAN/PARKSTON BUCK TIMMINS MEMORIAL

Friday, May 14, ACDC competed in the Ethan/Parkston Buck Timmins Memorial Track Meet. They faired well with first place in the 800 meter race and the 4x800 meter relay. Results are as follows.

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LAST JR. HIGH TACK MEET OF THE SEASON FOR ACDC

On Tuesday, May 11, ACDC's JH Track team competed in their last track meet of the season. It was held at their home track and field. The results are as follows.

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FORT RANDALL TRACK INVITE

On Tuesday, May 11, ACDC's Track team traveled to Fort Randall for the Fort Randall Invitational. Results are as follows.

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IS CABO THE RIGHT FIT FOR YOU? IS ROGER’S HEAD ON STRAIGHT?

My past 5/12/21 column climaxed in a great marlin angling adventure in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Cabo lies on the southern tip of the Baha Peninsula. While I’d like to recommend a Cabo deep sea fishing adventure with Captain Nicholas aboard his 30’ twin-engine “Mahi Mahi,” it is only right to look at the alternatives. To make a fair comparison, I’ll limit myself to southern climes.

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WE ARE PROUD OF YOU CLASS OF 2021

Back Row, from left: Megan Soukup, Madalyn Kocmich, Alexa Sees, Natalie Zacharias,Cassie Stewart; middle row: David Koupal, Gage Bares, Allyson Hamilton, Keely Bares, Ashton Frank;front row: Kristen Namminga. Courtesy Photo

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WILLIE GRANT

A. Willis “Willie” Grant was born September 13, 1941 to Amos and Winnie Grant in Springfield and died May 9, 2021 at the age of 78 at Majestic Bluffs in Yankton. He joined 14 in all. He was preceded in death by all siblings except Velma, Nellie, Katy, Kenny and Pat. He attended Springfield school from kindergarten-12th grade with a perfect attendance. He trucked for Percy Coleman during the end of high school before a short stint in the Army. He became a cop for Springfield for 23 years and then went to work at CR Industries until it closed.

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MYRON VAN GERPEN

Lieutenant Colonel Myron D. Van Gerpen “Van” at age 90 died of natural causes on May 11, 2021, with his loving family by his side.

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