Eleanor Spade Eleanor (Njus) Spade, age 71, formerly of Madison, died at Prairie Homes Assisted Living in Yankton on March 31, 2014. She was born on Au- gust 20, 1942 at Chester, SD to Orlan and Elsie (Jo- hannsen) Njus. She married Walter Spade on Oct 6, 1966 at Madison. She is survived by one daughter — Brenda (Tom) Green of Warner, SD three grandchildren — Travis Sterzinger, David and Tonya Green. One sister — Marilyn Njus of Huron, SD and one brother — Gordon of Papil- lion, NE. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother — Donald and sister — JoAnn Fee. Funeral Service will be held 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 5, 2014 at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Constanze Hagmaier officiat- ing. Burial will be in Grace- land Cemetery. She grew up on the family farm near Madison. She at- tended Richter Country School and graduated from Beadle High School in 1960. She moved to Lincoln, NE where she worked for two years as a computer opera- tor. She moved back to Madi- son in 1963. She has lived at Prairie Homes Assisted Liv- ing in Yankton since 2008. There will be a prayer service at 7:00 p.m. on Friday at Weiland Funeral Chapel which is in charge of the arrangements. To send a message of sympathy visit: www.wei- landfuneralchapel.com Yankton Press & Dakotan April 3, 2014 Carrie Campbell Carrie I. Campbell, 89, of Vermillion died Wednesday, April 2, 2014, at the Sanford Vermillion Care Center. Services are pending with the Kober Funeral Home of Vermillion. Thursday, 4.3.14 ON THE WEB: www.yankton.net NEWSROOM: [email protected] PRESS DAKOTAN PAGE 3 the region OBITUARIES CROFTON AREA BUSINESSES A & D Service, All Season’s Powersports, Arts Garbage, Service, Avera Sacred Heart Medical Clinic, Bloom ‘n Egg Farm, Braunsroth Trucking, Ce- dar Security Bank, CJ’s at the Lake, Crofton Community School, Crofton Elevator, Inc., Crofton Family Dentistry, Crofton Golden Age Senior Center, Dam Handy Man (Doug DeShazer), Direct Biologicals, Donna Swift Hol- stine, Farmers and Merchants St Bank, Glen Guenther Repair, Goeden Steel LLC, Great Plains Communications, Grossenburg Implement Inc. JW Home Repair, Judd Keiser, Kayton Int., Kenneth Tusha, DDS, Kevin’s Plumbing, Knox County Cattlemen, Koch-Tramp Plumbing & Heating LLC, Kuchta Auction Service, Land & Lake Realty, Al Larson Dist., Leader An- gus Farms, Lewis & Clark Lodge, Moody Motors, Doug & Sheri Moser, NAPA – Hartington, Marty O’Connor – District Supervisor, Prairie Creek Property Maintenance, Randy’s Electric, Reflections, Roger Schieffer Con- struction, Servicemaster of SESD, Sharp Shears (Beth Stevens), Shore to Shore Realty, SKCI Inc., Special T’s and More, Sports Stop, State Farm Ins. – Gene Baker, TB&K Construction, Thompson Propane Service Inc., Up Town Style, Vestas American Wind, Wiebelhaus Recreation, WJ Ranch, Wynot Insurance Yankton All Season’s Power Sports, Applied Engineering, Arby’s, Avera Sacred Heart Hospital, Back & Nerve Center, Jon C. Baumann, DDS, Bonanza, Broadway Chrysler Dodge Jeep Inc., Burger King, Carmike Cinemas The- ater, Casey’s General Store (central), Chesterman Co., Crist and Wenan- dae Orthodontics, Culligan Water, Dairy Dock, Dairy Queen, Donna Swift Holstine, Embroidery & Screenworks, Farm Credit Services of America, First Chiropractic Center, First Dakota National Bank, 5 Star Communica- tions, Floor Tec, Fred Haar / C&B Operations, Gerstner Oil co., Godfathers, Hy-Vee, Kennedy, Pier, Knoff & Loftus, LLP , KFC/Taco Bell, Kolberg-Pioneer, Inc., Koletzky Implement, Inc., Lewis & Clark Specialty Hospital, Lewis & Clark Theater, Linda’s Angel Crossing, Luken Memorials, Inc., McDonald’s, Mark’s Machinery, Maurices, Mexico Viejo, Minerva’s Grill & Bar, Monta’s Framing and Florals, Mount Marty College, Peloton Physical Therapy, Pepsi Americas Co., Photography by Jerry, Pizza Ranch, Rita’s Purse-o-Nalities, Riverside Auto Body, Royal Sport Shop, Servicemaster of SE. SD., Shur- Co., LLC, Steckler Eye Care Center, Subway, Summit Activities Center, The Carpenter’s Shop, On the Edge Clothing, TMA/Tire Muffler Alignment, Vi- shay Dale Electronics, Vision Care Associates, Wagner, Kuntz & Grabowski Orthodontics, Walmart, Wendy’s, Western Office Technologies, Xtreme Salon and Spa, Yankton Ag Service, Yankton Medical Clinic, PC, Yankton Rexall Drug Company, Yankton Shop EZ If we inadvertently left your name off this list - please accept our apologies AND notify us so that our records can be corrected. We appreciate your contributions. To all of the area businesses that donated to our successful Post Prom Celebration at Crofton High School. We feel very fortunate to be a part of such a caring community! To all of the area businesse PostP C TRADEHOME SHOES WHERE SERVICE IS A STEP AHEAD NEW SPRING STYLES ARRIVING NOW! Yankton Mall • Yankton, SD 605-665-3408 WANTED Ad sponsored by Sally & Terry, Lewis & Clark Realty, Inc. PLEASE VISIT: www.heartlandhumanesociety.net or call 605-664-4244 for more information. A New Home For Malcom Malcolm is our silly, sweet senior who loves to play with other dogs and is everybody’s friend. Malcolm is looking for a home that maybe is a little quieter and not terribly active. IN REMEMBRANCE W INTZ & R AY FUNERAL HOME and Cremation Service, Inc. 605-665-3644 W INTZ FUNERAL HOME INC. Hartington, Coleridge, Crofton 402-254-6547 www.wintzrayfuneralhome.com Jayne Donna Olson 11:00 AM, Friday St. John’s Lutheran Church Yankton Rosella J. “Sally” Bart 10:30 AM, Friday Holy Trinity Catholic Church Hartington Mildred “Millie” Wootton 10:30 AM, Saturday Sacred Heart Catholic Church Yankton Spade www.yankton.net Rosella “Sally” Bart Sally Bart, age 94 of Hart- ington, Nebraska, died on Tuesday, April 1, 2014 at the Golden Living Center in Hartington. Mass of Christian Burial will be on Friday, April 4, 2014 at 10:30 a.m. at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Hartington, NE with the Rev. Jeffery Loseke officiating. Burial will be at St. Michael’s cemetery in Hart- ington. Military rites will be conducted by the Harting- ton VFW Post #5283, the American Freedom Riders, and the Crofton American Legion Post #128. Visitation will be on Thursday from 4-8:00 p.m. with a Vigil Service at 6:00 p.m. at the Wintz Funeral Home in Hartington. Visita- tion will continue on Friday morning at church one hour prior to services. Rosella (Sally) J. Bart, daughter of Frank and Anna (Bogner) Bart, was born on October 2, 1919 on the fam- ily farm east of Crofton, NE. She attended elementary school at St. Rose and grad- uated from Crofton High School in 1937. Sally at- tended Omaha School of Commerce and was em- ployed in Omaha, Denver, and Chicago. On January 22, 1943, she joined the WAAC (Women’s Auxiliary Army Corporation), becoming the first woman in Cedar County to join the military. Basic training was in Ft. Oglethorpe, GA, and admin- istration school was in Con- way, AR. On September 1, 1943, the WAAC was re- named the Women’s Army Corp. From April 9, 1944 to October 20, 1945, Sally served her country in E.T.O. (European Theatre of Oper- ations) in England and France during WWII. It was during that period while working in the mailroom that she realized her brother, Raymond Bart was killed in action. On Novem- ber 6, 1945, she was dis- charged at Ft. Sheridan, IL, having completed her tour of duty. After returning to civilian life, Sally was employed at BF Goodrich in Chicago, as well as other places until 1950 when she returned to Nebraska. She worked at the Ford Garage in Hartington as a bookkeeper for four years. During this time she also cared for her sister, Katie’s children while Katie was in the hospital in Kearney, NE for nine months. She was em- ployed at Farmers’ Home Ad- ministration from December 1955 until her retirement in 1981. After retirement, she worked for Gayle Hochstein Sand and Gravel as a book- keeper. Sally supported two children from the Dominican Republic through Christian Charities from baby to 16 years of age. Sally was an active mem- ber of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church, held a Per- petual Adoration Hour from January 1981 to 2013, CD of A, Holy Trinity Guild, life member of the Hartington VFW Post #5283 and life member of the Crofton American Legion Post 128. Sally served nine years on the Hartington Ambulance, she was a CCD Coordinator, and she served on the Com- munity Caretakers and the Hartington Community Foun- dation. Sally also did volun- teer work at the Hartington Nursing Center. In 1994, she was presented the Harting- ton Outstanding Citizen Award. She was a world trav- eler; she loved bowling and golf, and watching her neigh- bor kids grow up. Sally lived life to the fullest. Sally is survived by four- teen nieces and nephews, Ann Marie Kuehler, Nancy Schieffer, Kathy Wicht, Pat Huss, Toni King, Steve Keiser, Jean Rieff, Heidi Haberman, Rose Ann Sundin, Sharlene Guenther, Roman Bart, Don Keiser, Edward Bart, and Mary Ann Promes. Sister-in-law Irene Bart, and many great nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, six brothers, George, Walter, Raymond, Lawrence, Lam- bert, and Eddie Bart; three sisters, Sr. Mary Bart, Loretta Bart, and Katie Keiser; nephew Kevin Keiser, and great nephew Jason Wicht. Yankton Press & Dakotan April 3, 2014 Mildred Wootton Mildred “Millie” Wootton, age 98, of Yankton, South Dakota died Tuesday, April 1, 2014 at Avera Sister James Care Center in Yankton. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m. on Satur- day, April 5, 2014 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Yankton with Reverend John Rutten officiating. Burial will be in the Beaver Creek Ceme- tery in rural Crofton, Ne- braska. Visitation is from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Friday, April 4, 2014 at the Wintz & Ray Fu- neral Home in Yankton with a Rosary 7:00 p.m. and Vigil Service at 7:30 p.m. Visitation will resume one hour prior to the Mass at the church on Saturday. Pallbearers are Terry Wootton, Brad Kumm, Michael Cox, Dan Wootton, Debra Doerr, and Joan Coombs. Honorary pallbear- ers are Stephanie Cornelio, Leslie Yanez, Sarah Rider, and Jessica Wootton. Mildred “Millie” Wootton was born January 24, 1916 on the farm in rural Crofton, Ne- braska to Hubert and Mary (Bogner) Sprakel. She grew up in rural Crofton and at- tended Beaver Creek Grade School. She moved to West Point, Nebraska and then to Omaha, Nebraska before set- tling in Seattle, Washington where she met Charles Woot- ton. Millie married Charles on February 12, 1941 in Seat- tle. They moved to Yankton, South Dakota in 1944, where Millie raised her family and helped Charles at the Contractors and Builders Lumberyard, which they owned and operated until 1998. Millie be- came a resident of Avera Sis- ter James Care Center in 2006. Millie was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Yankton, where she was very active on the Altar Society, Funeral Com- mittee, Bazaar Committee, Soup Kitchens, Catholic Daughters and the Madonna Circle. She was also very ac- tive in the Yankton Girl Scouts and became known as the “Equipment Lady” be- cause she would always take care of the canoes, tents and other various camping equip- ment. Millie served with the Minn-la-Kota Girl Scout coun- cil for over 50 years. She was also a member of the Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary and the Red Hat Society in Yankton. In 1994, she was awarded the Citizen of the Year in Yankton for her devotion to her com- munity. Even with all of her charitable and volunteer ac- tivities she still found time for her flowers, in particular her geraniums. It was not un- usual to see various gerani- ums blooming in the front windows of the Contactors and Builders Lumberyard or in the basement windows of her home in the winter. She could often be found outside tending to her flowers from the first sign of Spring until the first hard frost of Winter. Millie had an unwavering faith in God and was always there for her family. Survivors include her six children: Richard and Rosie Wootton of Yankton, South Dakota; Julie and Larry Wach- holtz of Pierce, Nebraska; Bernita and Pat Whalen of Benicia, California; Bert Wootton of Pinole, California; Ron Wootton of Omaha, Ne- braska; and Nadine Ritsch of Omaha; 10 grandchildren; and 19 great grandchildren; two sisters-in-law: Magdalen Sprakel and Julie Sprakel both of Crofton, Nebraska; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Charles in 1985; two brothers: Eugene Sprakel and Waldemar Sprakel; and three sisters: Maryann Hill- man, Helen Kollars and Sister Ethel Sprakel, OSB. To post an online sympa- thy message visit wintzrayfu- neralhome.com. Yankton Press & Dakotan April 3, 2014 Jayne Olson Jayne Donna Olson, age 66, of Yankton, South Dakota died Monday, March 31, 2014 at her residence. Funeral services are 11:00 a.m. on Friday, April 4, 2014 at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Yankton with Reverend Steve Weispfennig officiating. Visitation is from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 3 at the Wintz & Ray Funeral Home in Yankton with a prayer service at 7:00 p.m. Visitation resumes one hour prior to the funeral at the church. Jayne was born May 20, 1947 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Melvin and Donna (Leake) Furby. A year after she was born, the family moved to Al- bion, Nebraska where they farmed and raised Quarter Horses, Polled Hereford Cat- tle, Hampshire Hogs and chickens. Jayne attended Boone School District #4 and then graduated from Albion High School. She worked as a Registered Nurse in Al- bion before moving to Kohles Acres in rural, Crofton, Ne- braska. On April 24, 1987, Jayne married Harold “Ole” Olson. After their marriage, they lived in Yankton and Jayne worked at Knutson Western Store, then Ability Building Services and finally at the Human Services Cen- ter, retiring in the late 1990s. Harold and Jayne enjoyed riding motorcycles and be- longed to a motorcycle club. She also enjoyed sewing but above all, she loved the Lord and was a faithful member of St. John’s Lutheran Church. Jayne was a loving person who will be deeply missed. Jayne is survived by her husband, Harold “Ole” Olson of Yankton; son, A.J. Olson of Yankton; three step-children: Lori (Jay) Olson, James Olson and Kerri Olson, all of Yankton; two step-grandchil- dren, Collin Olson and Maddy Nooney; three sisters, Lynda (Roy) Mangus of Humphrey, NE, Sandy (Ralph) Schilousky of Cheyenne, WY and Kathy (Rick) Freckleton of Pocatella, ID; and many nieces and nephews. Jayne was preceded in death by her parents; son, James “Jimmy” Furby and two step-grandchildren, Cody and Kasey. To send an online mes- sage to the family, please visit www.wintzrayfuneral- home.com. Yankton Press & Dakotan April 3, 2014 Bart Wootton Olson Online condolences at: www.wintzrayfuneralhome.com Online condolences at: www.wintzrayfuneralhome.com PIERRE — The South Dakota Department of Health has released new income guidelines for the WIC Pro- gram effective April 1, 2014. WIC is a special supplemen- tal nutrition program, funded by the U.S. Department of Agri- culture, provided at no cost to eligible moms, babies and chil- dren. Its goal is to help im- prove health by providing nutritious foods to supplement diets, offering education on healthy eating, nutrition and breastfeeding, and making re- ferrals to other services. If your family income does not exceed the following amounts for the size of your family, you could qualify for WIC (listed as family size/185 percent of federal poverty level): 1 — $21,590; 2 — $29,101; 3 — $36,612; 4 — $44,123; 5 — $51,634; 6 — $59,145; 7 — $66,656; 8 — $74,167; 9 — $81,678; 10 — $89,189 To find out if you or your children are eligible for the WIC Program, call for an ap- pointment at your local WIC Office/Community Health Serv- ices Office. Offices can be found under the county list- ings in your phone book or on the web at http://doh.sd.gov/local-of- fices/community-health-wic/. At the appointment you will be asked to provide family income information, proof of residency and identity, and in- formation about past and cur- rent health. You will also be required to measure your height and weight, take a fin- ger stick blood test and visit with a health professional about nutrition education and health needs. Infants up to 9 months of age will not be re- quired to take a blood test. If eligible, you will get food “checks” to buy foods at au- thorized grocery stores. WIC is an equal opportu- nity provider. More informa- tion about the program is available on the Department of Health web site at http://doh.sd.gov/family/wic/. WIC Program Announces New Income Guidelines MS Publisher Class Offered In Hartington WEST POINT, Neb. — Northeast Community College in West Point will offer a class in Hartington, Neb., for anyone interested in designing profes- sional-looking newsletters, brochures, business cards, and more. MS Publisher (INFO 0155/14S & CRN #70449) will be held Saturday, April 5, from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the Hartington Public Library. Instructor Diann Ballard will show participants how to use MS Publisher to create great-looking publications in the same amount of time (or less) than they would spend using a word-processing program. Class size is limited. To register, call the Harting- ton Public Library at (402) 254- 6245 or email [email protected]. Benefit To Be Held At Moose Lodge There will be a benefit event at the Yankton Moose Lodge at 4-8 p.m. Saturday, April 5, for Paige Dziubak, who will turn 2 on May 24. She has ASD (atrial septal defect), which is a hole in her heart. This will require open-heart surgery on June 11 in Min- neapolis. Paige lives in Min- netonka, Minn., and is the granddaughter of Debbi High- land of Yankton. At the Moose Lodge, there will be food and a gathering of friends. There will be a raffle that will include local gifts as well as a $50 prize. There will also be bracelets available, and the proceeds for them will be placed in a trust. If you wish to donate to a benefit account, you can send it to the Paige Dziubak account at Wells Fargo Bank in Yankton. April Bowhunter Course On Sunday The April Bowhunter Edu- cation Course is scheduled on Sunday, April 6, running from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. at the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery complex. You must be 12 years of age or turn 12 in 2014 to take the course.There is no charge for the course or materials. Por- tions of the course will be taught outdoors, so dress appropriately . Register at the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Complex, 800 Archery Lane, Yankton, or on- line at www.yanktonar- cherycomplex.org/. For additional information call 605- 260-9282. Citywide Curbside Cleanup Planned For Next Week This is a reminder that the annual Yankton Citywide Cleanup is scheduled to begin on Saturday, April 5. Residents on city garbage collection routes may dispose of materials at no additional charge. Materials may be dropped off at the Solid Waste Transfer Station located at 23rd and Kellen Gross Drive from April 5- 12 on the hours posted below. Separation of materials is required at the Transfer Station and residents must adhere to the regulations. • Saturday, April 5 — 8 a.m.-3:45 p.m. • Monday, April 7, to Friday, April 11 — 8 a.m.-7 pm • Saturday, April 12 — 8 a.m.-3:45 pm The Transfer Station is not open on Sundays. City crews will pick up the materials that have been placed at the curb on April 7-11. This service is only available for residential customers on the regular city garbage collection routes. For further information go to the City website — http://www.cityofyankton.org/utilities/sol idwaste/cleanup.php — or contact the City of Yankton Street Department at 668- 5211.
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Eleanor SpadeEleanor (Njus) Spade, age
71, formerly of Madison, diedat Prairie Homes AssistedLiving inYankton onMarch 31,2014.
She wasborn on Au-gust 20, 1942at Chester, SDto Orlan andElsie (Jo-hannsen)Njus. She married WalterSpade on Oct 6, 1966 atMadison.
She is survived by onedaughter — Brenda (Tom)Green of Warner, SD threegrandchildren — TravisSterzinger, David and TonyaGreen. One sister — Marilyn
Njus of Huron, SD and onebrother — Gordon of Papil-lion, NE.
She was preceded indeath by her parents,brother — Donald and sister— JoAnn Fee.
Funeral Service will beheld 1:00 p.m. on Saturday,April 5, 2014 at TrinityLutheran Church with RevConstanze Hagmaier officiat-ing. Burial will be in Grace-land Cemetery.
She grew up on the familyfarm near Madison. She at-tended Richter CountrySchool and graduated fromBeadle High School in 1960.She moved to Lincoln, NEwhere she worked for twoyears as a computer opera-tor. She moved back to Madi-son in 1963. She has lived atPrairie Homes Assisted Liv-
ing in Yankton since 2008. There will be a prayer
service at 7:00 p.m. on Fridayat Weiland Funeral Chapelwhich is in charge of thearrangements.
To send a message ofsympathy visit: www.wei-landfuneralchapel.com
Yankton Press & Dakotan
April 3, 2014
Carrie CampbellCarrie I. Campbell, 89, of
Vermillion died Wednesday,April 2, 2014, at the SanfordVermillion Care Center.
Services are pending withthe Kober Funeral Home ofVermillion.
Thursday, 4.3.14ON THE WEB: www.yankton.net
NEWSROOM: [email protected] PRESS DAKOTAN P A G E 3
the region
O B I T UA R I E S
CROFTON AREA BUSINESSESA & D Service, All Season’s Powersports, Arts Garbage, Service, Avera Sacred Heart Medical Clinic, Bloom ‘n Egg Farm, Braunsroth Trucking, Ce-dar Security Bank, CJ’s at the Lake, Crofton Community School, Crofton Elevator, Inc., Crofton Family Dentistry, Crofton Golden Age Senior Center, Dam Handy Man (Doug DeShazer), Direct Biologicals, Donna Swift Hol-stine, Farmers and Merchants St Bank, Glen Guenther Repair, Goeden Steel LLC, Great Plains Communications, Grossenburg Implement Inc. JW Home Repair, Judd Keiser, Kayton Int., Kenneth Tusha, DDS, Kevin’s Plumbing, Knox County Cattlemen, Koch-Tramp Plumbing & Heating LLC, Kuchta Auction Service, Land & Lake Realty, Al Larson Dist., Leader An-gus Farms, Lewis & Clark Lodge, Moody Motors, Doug & Sheri Moser, NAPA – Hartington, Marty O’Connor – District Supervisor, Prairie Creek Property Maintenance, Randy’s Electric, Refl ections, Roger Schieffer Con-struction, Servicemaster of SESD, Sharp Shears (Beth Stevens), Shore to Shore Realty, SKCI Inc., Special T’s and More, Sports Stop, State Farm Ins. – Gene Baker, TB&K Construction, Thompson Propane Service Inc., Up Town Style, Vestas American Wind, Wiebelhaus Recreation, WJ Ranch, Wynot Insurance
YanktonAll Season’s Power Sports, Applied Engineering, Arby’s, Avera Sacred Heart Hospital, Back & Nerve Center, Jon C. Baumann, DDS, Bonanza, Broadway Chrysler Dodge Jeep Inc., Burger King, Carmike Cinemas The-ater, Casey’s General Store (central), Chesterman Co., Crist and Wenan-dae Orthodontics, Culligan Water, Dairy Dock, Dairy Queen, Donna Swift Holstine, Embroidery & Screenworks, Farm Credit Services of America, First Chiropractic Center, First Dakota National Bank, 5 Star Communica-tions, Floor Tec, Fred Haar / C&B Operations, Gerstner Oil co., Godfathers, Hy-Vee, Kennedy, Pier, Knoff & Loftus, LLP, KFC/Taco Bell, Kolberg-Pioneer, Inc., Koletzky Implement, Inc., Lewis & Clark Specialty Hospital, Lewis & Clark Theater, Linda’s Angel Crossing, Luken Memorials, Inc., McDonald’s, Mark’s Machinery, Maurices, Mexico Viejo, Minerva’s Grill & Bar, Monta’s Framing and Florals, Mount Marty College, Peloton Physical Therapy, Pepsi Americas Co., Photography by Jerry, Pizza Ranch, Rita’s Purse-o-Nalities, Riverside Auto Body, Royal Sport Shop, Servicemaster of SE. SD., Shur-Co., LLC, Steckler Eye Care Center, Subway, Summit Activities Center, The Carpenter’s Shop, On the Edge Clothing, TMA/Tire Muffl er Alignment, Vi-shay Dale Electronics, Vision Care Associates, Wagner, Kuntz & Grabowski Orthodontics, Walmart, Wendy’s, Western Offi ce Technologies, Xtreme Salon and Spa, Yankton Ag Service, Yankton Medical Clinic, PC, Yankton Rexall Drug Company, Yankton Shop EZ
If we inadvertently left your name off this list - please accept our apologies AND notify us so that our records can be corrected. We appreciate your contributions.
To all of the area businesses that donated to our successful Post Prom Celebration at Crofton High School. We feel very
fortunate to be a part of such a caring community!
To all of the area businessePost P C
TRADEHOME SHOESWHERE SERVICE IS A STEP AHEAD
NEW SPRING STYLES ARRIVING NOW!
Yankton Mall • Yankton, SD605-665-3408
WANTED
Ad sponsored by Sally & Terry, Lewis & Clark Realty, Inc.
PLEASE VISIT: www.heartlandhumanesociety.net
or call 605-664-4244 for more information.
A New Home For Malcom Malcolm is our silly, sweet senior who loves to play with other dogs and is everybody’s friend. Malcolm is looking for a home that maybe is a little quieter and not terribly active.
IN REMEMBRANCE
W INTZ & R AY FUNERAL HOME and Cremation Service, Inc. 605-665-3644
W INTZ FUNERAL HOME INC.
Hartington, Coleridge, Crofton 402-254-6547 www.wintzrayfuneralhome.com
Jayne Donna Olson 11:00 AM, Friday
St. John’s Lutheran Church Yankton
Rosella J. “Sally” Bart 10:30 AM, Friday
Holy Trinity Catholic Church Hartington
Mildred “Millie” Wootton 10:30 AM, Saturday
Sacred Heart Catholic Church Yankton
Spade
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Rosella “Sally”Bart
Sally Bart, age 94 of Hart-ington, Nebraska, died onTuesday, April 1, 2014 at theGolden Living Center inHartington.
Mass of Christian Burialwill be on Friday, April 4,2014 at 10:30 a.m. at HolyTrinity Catholic Church inHartington, NE with the Rev.Jeffery Loseke officiating.Burial will be at St.Michael’s cemetery in Hart-ington. Military rites will beconducted by the Harting-ton VFW Post #5283, theAmerican Freedom Riders,and the Crofton AmericanLegion Post #128.
Visitation will be onThursday from 4-8:00 p.m.with a Vigil Service at 6:00p.m. at the Wintz FuneralHome in Hartington. Visita-tion will continue on Fridaymorning at church one hourprior to services.
Rosella (Sally) J. Bart,daughter of Frank and Anna(Bogner) Bart, was born onOctober 2, 1919 on the fam-ily farm east of Crofton, NE.She attended elementaryschool at St. Rose and grad-uated from Crofton HighSchool in 1937. Sally at-tended Omaha School ofCommerce and was em-ployed in Omaha, Denver,and Chicago. On January 22,1943, she joined the WAAC(Women’s Auxiliary ArmyCorporation), becoming thefirst woman in CedarCounty to join the military.Basic training was in Ft.Oglethorpe, GA, and admin-istration school was in Con-way, AR. On September 1,1943, the WAAC was re-named the Women’s ArmyCorp. From April 9, 1944 toOctober 20, 1945, Sallyserved her country in E.T.O.(European Theatre of Oper-ations) in England andFrance during WWII. It wasduring that period whileworking in the mailroomthat she realized herbrother, Raymond Bart waskilled in action. On Novem-ber 6, 1945, she was dis-charged at Ft. Sheridan, IL,having completed her tourof duty.
After returning to civilianlife, Sally was employed atBF Goodrich in Chicago, aswell as other places until1950 when she returned toNebraska. She worked at theFord Garage in Hartington asa bookkeeper for four years.During this time she alsocared for her sister, Katie’s
childrenwhile Katiewas in thehospital inKearney, NEfor ninemonths. Shewas em-ployed atFarmers’Home Ad-
ministration from December1955 until her retirement in1981. After retirement, sheworked for Gayle HochsteinSand and Gravel as a book-keeper. Sally supported twochildren from the DominicanRepublic through ChristianCharities from baby to 16years of age.
Sally was an active mem-ber of the Holy TrinityCatholic Church, held a Per-petual Adoration Hour fromJanuary 1981 to 2013, CD ofA, Holy Trinity Guild, lifemember of the HartingtonVFW Post #5283 and lifemember of the CroftonAmerican Legion Post 128.Sally served nine years onthe Hartington Ambulance,she was a CCD Coordinator,and she served on the Com-munity Caretakers and theHartington Community Foun-dation. Sally also did volun-teer work at the HartingtonNursing Center. In 1994, shewas presented the Harting-ton Outstanding CitizenAward. She was a world trav-eler; she loved bowling andgolf, and watching her neigh-bor kids grow up. Sally livedlife to the fullest.
Sally is survived by four-teen nieces and nephews,Ann Marie Kuehler, NancySchieffer, Kathy Wicht, PatHuss, Toni King, SteveKeiser, Jean Rieff, HeidiHaberman, Rose Ann Sundin,Sharlene Guenther, RomanBart, Don Keiser, EdwardBart, and Mary Ann Promes.Sister-in-law Irene Bart, andmany great nieces andnephews.
She was preceded indeath by her parents, sixbrothers, George, Walter,Raymond, Lawrence, Lam-bert, and Eddie Bart; threesisters, Sr. Mary Bart,Loretta Bart, and KatieKeiser; nephew Kevin Keiser,and great nephew JasonWicht. Yankton Press & Dakotan
April 3, 2014
Mildred WoottonMildred “Millie” Wootton,
age 98, of Yankton, SouthDakota died Tuesday, April 1,2014 at Avera Sister JamesCare Center in Yankton.
Mass of Christian Burialwill be 10:30 a.m. on Satur-day, April 5, 2014 at SacredHeart Catholic Church inYankton with Reverend JohnRutten officiating. Burial willbe in the Beaver Creek Ceme-tery in rural Crofton, Ne-braska.
Visitation is from 5:00 to8:00 p.m. on Friday, April 4,2014 at the Wintz & Ray Fu-neral Home in Yankton with aRosary 7:00 p.m. and VigilService at 7:30 p.m. Visitationwill resume one hour prior tothe Mass at the church onSaturday.
Pallbearers are TerryWootton, Brad Kumm,Michael Cox, Dan Wootton,Debra Doerr, and JoanCoombs. Honorary pallbear-ers are Stephanie Cornelio,Leslie Yanez, Sarah Rider, andJessica Wootton.
Mildred “Millie” Woottonwas born January 24, 1916 onthe farm in rural Crofton, Ne-braska to Hubert and Mary(Bogner) Sprakel. She grewup in rural Crofton and at-tended Beaver Creek GradeSchool. She moved to WestPoint, Nebraska and then toOmaha, Nebraska before set-tling in Seattle, Washingtonwhere she met Charles Woot-ton. Millie married Charleson February 12, 1941 in Seat-tle. They moved to Yankton,
South Dakotain 1944, whereMillie raisedher family andhelpedCharles at theContractorsand BuildersLumberyard,which theyowned and
operated until 1998. Millie be-came a resident of Avera Sis-ter James Care Center in2006.
Millie was a member ofSacred Heart CatholicChurch in Yankton, whereshe was very active on theAltar Society, Funeral Com-mittee, Bazaar Committee,Soup Kitchens, CatholicDaughters and the MadonnaCircle. She was also very ac-tive in the Yankton GirlScouts and became known asthe “Equipment Lady” be-cause she would always takecare of the canoes, tents andother various camping equip-ment. Millie served with theMinn-la-Kota Girl Scout coun-cil for over 50 years. She wasalso a member of the Ameri-can Legion Auxiliary and theRed Hat Society in Yankton.In 1994, she was awarded theCitizen of the Year in Yanktonfor her devotion to her com-munity. Even with all of hercharitable and volunteer ac-tivities she still found timefor her flowers, in particularher geraniums. It was not un-usual to see various gerani-ums blooming in the frontwindows of the Contactorsand Builders Lumberyard or
in the basement windows ofher home in the winter. Shecould often be found outsidetending to her flowers fromthe first sign of Spring untilthe first hard frost of Winter.Millie had an unwaveringfaith in God and was alwaysthere for her family.
Survivors include her sixchildren: Richard and RosieWootton of Yankton, SouthDakota; Julie and Larry Wach-holtz of Pierce, Nebraska;Bernita and Pat Whalen ofBenicia, California; BertWootton of Pinole, California;Ron Wootton of Omaha, Ne-braska; and Nadine Ritsch ofOmaha; 10 grandchildren;and 19 great grandchildren;two sisters-in-law: MagdalenSprakel and Julie Sprakelboth of Crofton, Nebraska;and numerous nieces andnephews.
She was preceded indeath by her parents; herhusband, Charles in 1985;two brothers: Eugene Sprakeland Waldemar Sprakel; andthree sisters: Maryann Hill-man, Helen Kollars and SisterEthel Sprakel, OSB.
To post an online sympa-thy message visit wintzrayfu-neralhome.com.Yankton Press & Dakotan
April 3, 2014
Jayne OlsonJayne Donna Olson, age
66, of Yankton, South Dakotadied Monday, March 31, 2014at her residence.
Funeral services are 11:00a.m. on Friday, April 4, 2014at St. John’s Lutheran Churchin Yankton with ReverendSteve Weispfennig officiating.
Visitation is from 5:00 to8:00 p.m. on Thursday, April3 at the Wintz & Ray FuneralHome in Yankton with aprayer service at 7:00 p.m.Visitation resumes one hourprior to the funeral at thechurch.
Jayne was born May 20,1947 in Salt Lake City, Utah toMelvin and Donna (Leake)Furby. A year after she wasborn, the family moved to Al-bion, Nebraska where theyfarmed and raised QuarterHorses, Polled Hereford Cat-tle, Hampshire Hogs andchickens. Jayne attendedBoone School District #4 andthen graduated from AlbionHigh School. She worked as a
RegisteredNurse in Al-bion beforemoving toKohles Acresin rural,Crofton, Ne-braska. OnApril 24, 1987,Jayne marriedHarold “Ole”
Olson. After their marriage,they lived in Yankton andJayne worked at KnutsonWestern Store, then AbilityBuilding Services and finallyat the Human Services Cen-ter, retiring in the late 1990s.Harold and Jayne enjoyedriding motorcycles and be-longed to a motorcycle club.She also enjoyed sewing butabove all, she loved the Lordand was a faithful member ofSt. John’s Lutheran Church.Jayne was a loving personwho will be deeply missed.
Jayne is survived by herhusband, Harold “Ole” Olsonof Yankton; son, A.J. Olson ofYankton; three step-children:Lori (Jay) Olson, James
Olson and Kerri Olson, all ofYankton; two step-grandchil-dren, Collin Olson andMaddy Nooney; three sisters,Lynda (Roy) Mangus ofHumphrey, NE, Sandy (Ralph)Schilousky of Cheyenne, WYand Kathy (Rick) Freckletonof Pocatella, ID; and manynieces and nephews.
Jayne was preceded indeath by her parents; son,James “Jimmy” Furby andtwo step-grandchildren, Codyand Kasey.
To send an online mes-sage to the family, pleasevisit www.wintzrayfuneral-home.com.Yankton Press & Dakotan
April 3, 2014
Bart Wootton
Olson
Online condolences at: www.wintzrayfuneralhome.com
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PIERRE — The SouthDakota Department of Healthhas released new incomeguidelines for the WIC Pro-gram effective April 1, 2014.
WIC is a special supplemen-tal nutrition program, fundedby the U.S. Department of Agri-culture, provided at no cost toeligible moms, babies and chil-dren. Its goal is to help im-prove health by providingnutritious foods to supplementdiets, offering education onhealthy eating, nutrition andbreastfeeding, and making re-ferrals to other services.
If your family income doesnot exceed the followingamounts for the size of yourfamily, you could qualify for
WIC (listed as family size/185percent of federal povertylevel): 1 — $21,590; 2 —$29,101; 3 — $36,612; 4 —$44,123; 5 — $51,634; 6 —$59,145; 7 — $66,656; 8 —$74,167; 9 — $81,678; 10 —$89,189
To find out if you or yourchildren are eligible for theWIC Program, call for an ap-pointment at your local WICOffice/Community Health Serv-ices Office. Offices can befound under the county list-ings in your phone book or onthe web athttp://doh.sd.gov/local-of-fices/community-health-wic/.
At the appointment you willbe asked to provide family
income information, proof ofresidency and identity, and in-formation about past and cur-rent health. You will also berequired to measure yourheight and weight, take a fin-ger stick blood test and visitwith a health professionalabout nutrition education andhealth needs. Infants up to 9months of age will not be re-quired to take a blood test. Ifeligible, you will get food“checks” to buy foods at au-thorized grocery stores.
WIC is an equal opportu-nity provider. More informa-tion about the program isavailable on the Department ofHealth web site athttp://doh.sd.gov/family/wic/.
WIC Program Announces New Income Guidelines
MS Publisher ClassOffered In Hartington
WEST POINT, Neb. —Northeast Community Collegein West Point will offer a classin Hartington, Neb., for anyoneinterested in designing profes-sional-looking newsletters,brochures, business cards, andmore.
MS Publisher (INFO0155/14S & CRN #70449) will beheld Saturday, April 5, from 9a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the HartingtonPublic Library.
Instructor Diann Ballardwill show participants how touse MS Publisher to creategreat-looking publications inthe same amount of time (orless) than they would spendusing a word-processingprogram.
Class size is limited. To register, call the Harting-
ton Public Library at (402) 254-6245 or [email protected].
Benefit To Be HeldAt Moose Lodge
There will be a benefitevent at the Yankton MooseLodge at 4-8 p.m. Saturday,April 5, for Paige Dziubak, whowill turn 2 on May 24. She hasASD (atrial septal defect),which is a hole in her heart.This will require open-heartsurgery on June 11 in Min-neapolis. Paige lives in Min-netonka, Minn., and is thegranddaughter of Debbi High-land of Yankton.
At the Moose Lodge, therewill be food and a gathering offriends. There will be a rafflethat will include local gifts aswell as a $50 prize. There willalso be bracelets available, andthe proceeds for them will beplaced in a trust.
If you wish to donate to abenefit account, you can sendit to the Paige Dziubak accountat Wells Fargo Bank in Yankton.
April BowhunterCourse On Sunday
The April Bowhunter Edu-cation Course is scheduled onSunday, April 6, running from 8a.m.-6 p.m. at the NFAA EastonYankton Archery complex.
You must be 12 years of ageor turn 12 in 2014 to take thecourse.There is no charge forthe course or materials. Por-tions of the course will betaught outdoors, so dressappropriately .
Register at the NFAA EastonYankton Archery Complex, 800Archery Lane, Yankton, or on-line at www.yanktonar-cherycomplex.org/. Foradditional information call 605-260-9282.
Citywide Curbside CleanupPlanned For Next Week
This is a reminder that the annualYankton Citywide Cleanup is scheduledto begin on Saturday, April 5. Residentson city garbage collection routes maydispose of materials at no additionalcharge.
Materials may be dropped off at theSolid Waste Transfer Station located at23rd and Kellen Gross Drive from April 5-12 on the hours posted below. Separationof materials is required at the TransferStation and residents must adhere to theregulations.
• Saturday, April 5 — 8 a.m.-3:45 p.m. • Monday, April 7, to Friday, April 11
— 8 a.m.-7 pm • Saturday, April 12 — 8 a.m.-3:45 pmThe Transfer Station is not open on
Sundays.City crews will pick up the materials
that have been placed at the curb onApril 7-11. This service is only availablefor residential customers on the regularcity garbage collection routes.
For further information go to the Citywebsite —http://www.cityofyankton.org/utilities/solidwaste/cleanup.php — or contact theCity of Yankton Street Department at 668-5211.
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