Monthly Archives: February 2003

Heine helping organize Little 'I' Little International is the largest two-day college agricultural event of its kind in the U.S. On March 21 and 22, over 2003 young people will display a variety of skills and talents as contestants and staff members at the 80th annual Little "I", held on … Read Article →

Shelter belt design program scheduled Driving through South Dakota, it is still possible to find blocks of trees, now over 100 years old, that were trees planted as tree claims. Today many farmers continue to plant trees around buildings and along fields. These shelterbelts provide a variety of benefits to … Read Article →

April's Ag Advice by April Borders Windbreaks/shelterbelts are an integral part of many South Dakota farm and ranch operations. They protect man, animals, crops and buildings from cold winter winds, hot summer winds and deep snow. Windbreaks prevent wind erosion and provide wildlife habitat. In areas where snow provides a … Read Article →

Clubs Grand conductress visits Juno Chapter O.E.S. Grand Conductress Jan Hadrick of Yankton made her official visit to Juno Chapter Feb. 21. Hadrick was a guest at the past matron's noon luncheon at the temple. A corsage was presented to her. A school of instruction for the officers was held … Read Article →

Engaged Michelle Ketcham and Mark Haase announce their engagement. Parents of the couple are Vincent and Betty Ketcham, Sioux Falls; Richard and Cindy Haase, Vermillion; and Ricki and Rod Kramer, Humboldt. The future bride teaches at Sacred Heart School in Yankton, and the groom-to-be works for Hutchinson Technology in Sioux … Read Article →

Arts council plans St. Pat's celebration The Vermillion Area Arts Council St. Patrick's Day Celebration will be held Monday, March 17. This annual event features traditional Irish food, music and spirits. Socialize with neighbors, friends, and guests when doors open at the Washington Street Arts Center (202 Washington St., Vermillion) … Read Article →