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CD, 2.68; Heiman 1495.00: Motorola Inc. CD, 16.50; S.D. Federal Property Agency-CD, 900.00; City of S.F., City Garage-CD, 86.60; 3-D 80.16; S.D. Surplus Property Agency CD, 21.80; Cengas-CD, 24.38 Northern States 62.10; Team 17.35; Executive Air 144.88; Mobil Oil Credit Corp. CD, 20.55; Northwestern Bell 25.45; Heiman Inc.

CD, 700.00; thwestern Bell Tele. CD, 118.68; Northwestern Bell 1796.84; Franklin Jack Jill 48.85; Arnold MurrayWelfare, 16.25 Cengas Co. Welfare, 14.65; Robert Quinn Ct. Appt. 33.75; Joshua Tschetter-Welfare, 65.00; Sacred Heart Hospital Physician, 290.15; McKennan Hospital 874.71; Johnson Drug Physicians, Bel Aire Physicians, 68.45; Wallbaum Physicians, 3.18; Jade Pierson 16.90; Prescription Shop- Physicians, 32.41 Dakota Iron Road, 47.33; Dakota IronRoad, 95.06; Snap on 44.30; Standard Oil Co.

Road, 34.80; Brandon Ready Mix-Road, 73.76; Empire Auto 35.00; Sioux Falls Ford Road, 204.07; Mobil Oil Road, 386.98; FMC Corp. 28.00; Graham Tire Co.Road, 895.26 Ron's Trim Road, 41.90; Sioux Falls 2-Way Radio Road, 5.50; Department of Revenue Road, 611.20; ArgusLeader-Adv, 356.55; Hartford Herald-Adv. Printing, 210.98; Sioux Chemical Empire 234.66; NW 7.30; Walling 54.90; Northwestern Bell Tele.Mtce., 7.40; I.B.M. Corp. Election, 156.00 The Office Store-Clerk of 186.00; Jacobson Office Equip.

of Eq. 76.00; Twin City Area Edu. TV Corp.Atty., 360.00; Transport States Atty. 27.10; Court, 143.00; Marian J. Holden-Mag.

Court. 158.50; Mary Cahill-Mag. Court, 36.25; Lewis Drug Southgate-Sheriff, 1.76; Lewis Drug Inc. Jail, 127.93; Barbara Kolb-Fees, 24.40 Gary D. Nelson Agent, 44.00; The Office Store-Detention, 69.68; Lock Auto Electric-Detention, 33.97; Color Detention, 74.50; Donald Smith Weed, 16.40; Roy Acheson Weed, 18.64; South Dakota Human Services -MI, 2491.14; Dick Thiewes-MI, 50.00; Robert J.

Burns-MI, 152.50; Alcohol Abuse Center, 20000.00; Paul H. Shane-Juror, 41.80; C. W. Kaitfors-Juror, 26.00; Michael F. Armseth-Juror, 81.80 West Sioux Falls CD, 20.28; Sioux Falls Two Way Radio-CD, 123.70; Texaco-CD, 13.61; William B.

Hebron-CD, 35.00; Northwestern Bell Tele. CD, 7.46; Northwestern Bell Tele. 10.50; James M. Banbury-LEAA Grant, 1125.00; Sunshine Food Welfare, 407.01; Walterman Water 16.00; Miller Funeral Home- Welfare, 375.00 Union Bus Depot Welfare, 79.00; Northern States Power Welfare, 19.24; Koopman Sons Welfare, 27.05; Minn. Co.

Visiting Nurse Assoc. Physicians, 6055.50; East Side Pharmacy Physicians, 91.38; Dargen Drug- Physicians, 75.39; Hilltop Drug-Physicians, 67.70; Osco DrugPhysicians, 107.15; Jacobson Office Food Stamp, 6.00; Dakota Auto Parts-Road, 25.36 Burgers OK Hardware-Road, 13.85; Sioux Valley Empire 15.75; Taylor Oil 262.00; Sutherland Lumber- Road, 42.81; Roy F. Drake Body Eq. Moyer Road, Chemical 12.32; Pam Oil Road, 546.60; 18.47; Lewis Drugs-Road, 16.37; Goebel Art Printing- Road, 98.30; International Harvester-Road, 5.43 Servall Towel Linen- Road, 55.47; Vogel Paint Wax Co. 6460.20; Floyd Beach-Planning Zoning, 4.00; Suburban News-Adv.

Printing, 251.93; Vern Eide Buick 4.35; 83.20; Malloy Elec. Mtce, 29.12; NW 32.10; Sioux Falls Ambulance-Coroner, 45.00; DeLoris EricksonTreas. 71.23 Reedy Business Machine-Reg. of Deed 40.76; Minnehaha Co. Atty.

350.00; Westgate Mobil-States Atty. 15.00; Courtney's Books-States Atty. 13.25; Francis E. Healey-Co. Court, 10.80; Lanette Rabenberg-Mag.

Court, 19.00; Daggett Sheet Metal-Sheriff, 16.80; Jim Ron's Service-Sheriff Mileage, 22.80; K. J. Schulz, Ambulance-Cir. M.D., Jail, 40.00; Sioux Falls 35.00 Sioux Vocational School-Detention, 1810.50; Park Grant-Detention, 80.70; Dakota Iron-Detention, 5.55; Clifford Hanson-Mileage, 30.24; Clifford HansonWeed, 16.40; Hilding Anderson-Weed, 14.72; Dick Thiewes-Ml, 25.00; So. Dak.

Human Services Center-MI, 1176.08; Robert J. Burns-MI, 135.00; Henry Carlson Safety 57513.30; Karla J. Morris Juror, 41.20; June M. Clark-Juror, 20.90 The meeting adjourned until 9:00 o'clock A.M., Tuesday, June 24, 1975. APPROVED: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINNEHAHA COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA Nils I.

Aspaas, Chairman ATTEST: Gwen Andersen County Auditor June 24,1975 Juror, 41.202 Jackie L. 41.20;. Sections 27-1 through providing Beverly J. Sievert -Juror, 42.40: John M. definitions and general rules and Vollan-Juror, 60.90: M.

Steven Baker C. Juror, 84.80; regulations for City Park and Recreation, Juror, 41.50; Aria property, was introduced and given Its Sherman O. Aase-Juror, 87.20; Jane I. first reading. Cronin- Juror, 44.80 An Ordinance authorizing the City of William W.

Weber 81.20; United 21.50; States Mary Post E. Sioux Falls to acquire by purchase, conNaughton-Juror, demnation or otherwise, hereinafter Office-CD, 60.00; Sioux Falls Water certain described real properties for Park and Recreation purposes, Lots 4 thru 19 inclusive, Block of Western Heights in the of Section 35, Township 101 North, Range 50 West, Minnehaha County, South Dakota Tracts 1 and 2 of Public School Tracts in the of Section 23, Township 101, Range 49, according to the recorded plat thereof, Minnehaha County, South Dakota North of the North of the East of the of the of Section 23, Township 101, Range 49, Minnehaha County, South Dakota of the of the of the and the of the of the of the of Section 30, Twp. 101, Range 49 (formerly Block 6 of F. A. Smith's Second Addition to South Sioux Falls and Block 6 of Pettigrew Tate's Sixth Addition to Sioux Falls), Minnehaha County, South Dakota, was introduced and given Its first 'reading.

An Ordinance of the City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, providing that the Code of Ordinances, City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, be amended by adding a Section to be numbered, Appendix Section 15.202 (157), rezoning Lots 1 to 5, Block 5, Van Eps Addition to the City of Sioux Falls, Minnehaha County, South Dakota, from M- 1 Light Industrial District and RS-2 Residential District to RA-2' Residential District and the Use District Map on file with Appendix Zoning Ordinance is amended to include the within described property in the RA-2 Residential District, having been given its first reading, same was given its second reading and on motion was adopted as amended by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. An Ordinance of the City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, providing that the Code of Ordinances, City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, be amended by adding a Section to be numbered, Appendix Section 15.202 (158), rezoning the North 100 feet of the West of Lot 4, Block 5, except the West 30 feet of the North 5.3 feet thereof, Beverly Gardens Addition and the South 20 feet of the West of Lot 4, and the South 6 feet of the East of Lot 4 and the West of Lot 5, Block 5, Beverly Gardens Addition to the City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, from RA-1 Residential District to C-4 Planned Commercial District and the Use District Map on file with Appendix Zoning Ordinance is amended to include the within described property in the C-4 Planned Commercial District, having been given its first reading, same was given its second reading and on motion was adopted as amended by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3.

Nays, None. An Ordinance of the City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, providing that the Code of Ordinances, City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, be amended by adding a Section to be numbered, Appendix Section 15.202 (159), rezoning Lot 7 and the North 39. feet of Lot 8, Belmont Addition to the City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, from RS-2 Residential District to RD-Residential District and the Use District Map on file with Appendix Zoning Ordinance is amended to include the within described property in the RD-Residential District, having been given its first reading, same was given its second reading and on motion was adopted as amended by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None.

The following applications for Package Off-Sale Beer Licenses and Retailer OnOff Sale Beer Licenses, to be operated at various locations in the City of Sioux Falls, were approved on motion by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. PACKAGE OFF-SALE BEER LICENSES Dennis M. Dargen, 601 West 11th Street; Mid-West Service Stores of S.D., South Cliff Ave.

at 1-229; Mid-West Service Stores of S.D., 717 West 11th Street; Verna E. Oakland, 600 North Cliff Mid-West Service Stores of S.D., 2412 West 41st Street; Mid-West Service Stores of S.D., 3400 Marion Road; James Mikkelson, 1900 West 12th Street RETAILER ON-OFF SALE BEER LICENSES The American Legion Sioux Falls Post 1210 So. Minnesota Keith M. Guse, 2101 West 41st Street; Jeffrey C. Hansen, 933 North Main Avenue; Knights of Columbus, 315 North Summit Eugene M.

Lodes, 520 East 6th Street; Sioux Falls Pizza Hut 1924 So. Minnesota Sioux Falls Trades and Labor Assembly, 101 South Fairfax Ronald Butler, 114 South Reid; Cyclone Investors Limited, 1810 So. Minnesota Richard C. Haggar, 3601 East 10th Street; Wayne D. Jones, 110 South Kiwanis Jean M.

Leu, 317 North Main Avenue; Bessie McMichael, 321 South Lincoln Sioux Falls Pizza Hut 2600 West 41st Street; South Soo Tavern, 3422 South Minnesota Ave. On motion, the City Auditor was authorized to publish notice of hearing on the application of Nash Finch Company for a Package Off-Sale Beer License, to be operated at 335 North Weber Avenue, said hearing to be held on Monday, June 30, 1975, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. On motion, the City Auditor was authorized to publish notice of hearing on the application of Leo (Kenneth) Doty Jr.

for a Package Off-Sale Beer License, to be operated at 1520 North Cliff Avenue, said hearing to be held on Monday, June 30, 1975, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. On motion, the City Auditor was authorized to publish notice of hearing on the application of Great Bear Ski Valley for a Retailer On-Off Sale Beer License, to be operated at R.R, P.O. Box 454, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, said hearing to be held on Monday, June 30, 1975, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr.

Mayor, 3. Nays, None. On motion, the City Auditor was authorized to publish notice of hearing on a proposed resolution for sanitary sewer on 41st Street from Kiwanis Avenue to proximately 400 feet west, said hearing to be held on Monday, July 7, 1975 at 8:00 o'clock P.M., which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None.

On motion, the City Auditor was authorized to publish notice to bidders to provide Data Storage and Retrieval System for the Wastewater Plant Laboratory, said bids to be opened on Monday, June 30, 1975 at 10:00 o'clock A.M., which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. On motion, the City Auditor was authorized to publish notice to bidders for the construction of Fawick Park Extension, Phase said bids to be opened on Monday, July 21, 1975 at 9:00 o'clock P.M., which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr, Mayor, 3. Nays, None.

On motion, the City Auditor was authorized to publish notice to bidders to provide Electrical Parking in the Downtown Parking Lots, said bids to be opened on Monday, July 21, 1975 at 9:00 o'clock P.M., which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. being the time set for opening bids on the construction of curb and gutter, driveways and drop inlets on 41st Street from approximately 500 feet west of Marion Road to approximately 150 feet east of Cathy Avenue and on Marion Road from 41st Street to approximately 150 feet north of 39th Street, the following bids were opened and publicly read: Fitzgerald Concrete Co. Dakota Contracting Corp.

Construction Co. $17,527.70 On motion, the bids were referred to Commissioner David the City Engineer and the Superintendent of the Street Department, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. This being the time set for opening bids on the construction of sanitary sewer on West 46th Street from South Morrow Drive to County Road (approximately 1200 feet west), West Essex Drive from West Mesa Pass to County Road (approximately 1550 feet west), West Essex Court and West Essex Terrace, the following bids were opened and publicly read: Heidebrink Excavating Prunty Construction Co.

Day Company, Inc. Winter Construction Co. Arcon Construction Inc. $49,137.00 On motion, the bids were referred to Commissioner Earl McCart, the City Engineer and the Superintendent of the Sewer Department, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3.

Nays, None. This being the time set for opening bids to grade, gravel and asphalt surface 41st Street from approximately 500 feet west of Marion Road to approximately 150 feet east of Cathy Avenue and Marion Road from 41st Street to approximately 150 feet north of 39th Street, the following bids were opened and publicly read: Sioux Falls Construction Co. Asphalt Surfacing Company Friessen Construction Inc. Myri Roy's Paving Inc. $36,127.44 On motion, the bids were referred to' Commissioner David Witte, the City Engineer, the Superintendent of the Street Department and the Superintendent of the Sewer Department, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr.

Mayor, 3. Nays, None. This being the time set for opening bids to grade and gravel Ester Drive from 26th Street to 24th Street 25th Street from 26th Street to approximately 90 feet north Stephen Avenue from 26th Street to 28th Street Oak Street from Mockingbird Circle to Klondike Trail Mockingbird Circle from 31st Street to Oak Street Tuthill Drive from Edgewood Road to 49th Street Edgewood Road from Tuthill Court to Baker Priest, Treasurer Of U.S. For 8 Years, Dies Of Cancer At 69 SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Ivy Baker Priest, who once said her background of poverty qualified her best the office of Treasurer of the United States she held for eight years, has died of cancer at 69.

Mrs. Priest, who died Monday night at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica, became the second woman to serve as U.S. Treasurer when she was picked for the in 1953 President DWighormer Eisenhower. After leaving the largely ceremonial post which does prone carry Cabinet rank she returned to California and in 1966 won election as the state's first woman treasurer.

She was reelected in 1970, but declined to seek a third term because of ill health. Born in Kimberly, Utah, to a Mormon family, Mrs. Priest was on the oldest of seven children. In her autobiography, "Green Grows Ivy," she recalled her childhood in the mining where's of Bingham, Utah, she helped her mother care for boarders in their home. Mrs.

Priest often recounted how she was introduced to the art of campaigning by her mother, who used her to run errands in a successful campaign to get wooden sidewalks installed in Bingham. An advocate of reduced government spending, Mrs. Priest took pride in her successful effort to establish her state office as the sole salesman of California bonds. Until then, several departments competed with the state treasurer's office in the bond market. Debate Over Jurors Continues For Trial Of AIM Leader Banks CUSTER, S.D.

(AP) Debate on challenges against two prospective jurors for the trial of American Indian Movement leader Dennis Banks continued Tuesday in Custer. In addition, another panel of prospective jurors was to report to District Judge Marshall Young. Prospective jurors for the trial had decreased to 19 by -midafternoon Monday following mostly individual questioning, in panel chambers. were dismissed for cause, and counsel was debating challenges against two others, one for health reasons in open court. The other, Larry A.

Vickers, rural Hermosa, was questioned at length over whether he believes Indians are "justified in seeking remedies to injustices of the past." Vickers replied in the affirmative, but he said that would not influence his decision ample evidence were submitted to prove the defendant guilty. Two jurors, Jim Emery and Susan Svoboda of Custer, have been chosen for the trial. Banks is charged with second- -degree arson, assault with a dangerous weapon without intent to kill, riot while armed with a club and two counts of burglary of an automobile. The charges stem from a February, 1973, incident in which AIM members and supporters were protesting manslaughter charges filed against a white man accused of killing an Indian. AIM wanted the charges changed to murder.

Pressler Appointed To Serve On House Science Committee WASHINGTON Rep. Larry Pressler, has been named to the House Committee on Science and Technology, it was announced by House Minority Leader John Rhodes. Rhodes said the Science and Technology Committee is responsible for several tasks pertinent to South Dakota. "For example, the Committee authorizes all energy research, including fossil fuel and nuclear energy. It is responsible for the ERTS satellite, which feeds data to the EROS Center near Garretson.

And weather research legislation--such as better tornado warning systems and weather modificationfall under this Committee. "Although two Committee assignments is a rough chore for any Congressman Ivy Baker and especially a freshman Representative Pressler's work on the Education and Labor Committee has shown me he can handle this new job as well." Rhodes said. Pressler has been assigned to two subcommittees under the full Committee the Energy Research, Development, and Demonstration Subcommittee, which deals with fossil fuels, and the Science, Research, and Technology Committee chaired by Congressman James Symington of Missouri. Judge Denies New Trial Motions For 7 Wounded Knee Defendants LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Federal Judge Warren Urbom Monday denied motions for new trials sought by seven defendants who were convicted of crimes in connection with the takeover of Wounded Knee, S.D.

Allen Cooper, Mark Fleury, Reginald Dodge, Johns, Colin Wesaw, Manuel Alvarado and Terry Williams had claimed that former Des Moines, Iowa, policeman Douglas Durham had supplied defense in.formation 1 to prosecutors at their trials. Durham was an FBI informant who attained leadership status Movement, the erican Indian. figured prominently in the Wounded Knee takeover in 1973. Durham testified at the trial here last month and told of his role as an informant. Urbom said in his order denying a new trial that there was no evidence that Durham got.

any information relevant to any charge against any defendant in the trial. Urbom said Durham was under orders not to report any defense strategy and did not do so. Fire Damages Lemmon Structure LEMMON, S.D. (AP) Fire has caused an estimated $150,000 damage to a structure housing a bowling alley and night club at Lemmon authorities said. Lemmon Fire Chief Gene Keller said faulty wiring caused the fire and subsequent explosion early Monday.

He said the explosion destroyed Antelope Pud's Pub on Lanes, Whitetail Lounge skirts of the northwestern South Dakota town. Keller said 35 firemen from Lemmon and Hettinger, 26 miles northeast of Sponsor Trail Ride IPSWICH, S.D. A Yellowstone Trail Ride from Ipswich to Roscoe Saturday will highlight the Edmunds County Youth and 4-H Bicentennial Celebration June 27-29. Other events planned include a parade, soft-ball games, dances and a carnival. After claiming that the Pooled Money Investment Board, which she headed, had earned California $350 million since she took office, Mrs.

Priest said, "This i is a big business operation and I am used to handling billions in the federal government and here in California. It's safe to say that I've handled more money than any woman in history, or any man for that matter. Her first husband, Roy F. Priest, died in 1959. Two years later, she married Beverly Hills realtor Sidney W.

Stevens, who died in 1972. Priest, was killed in 1971 at Her only son, Roy Baker oR age 28 in a boating accident on the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta. She is survived by two daughters; Patricia Priest Jensen, Tarzana, and Nancy A. Valenzuela, Long Beach, four grandchildren; and six brothers and sisters. Mrs.

Priest, named one of the 20 most outstanding women of this century by the Women's Newspaper Editors and Publishers Association, served as a director of the National Safety Council. She was the first woman to place a nomination for the presidency. At the 1968 GOP convention in Miami, she nominated then-California Gov. Ronald Reagan, in whose administration she served. McGovern Predicts Bill Strengthening WASHINGTON (AP) The recently-passed House energy bill will be substantially strengthened in the Senate, Sen.

George McGovern, predicts. "The House bill faced a difficult time and is not as strong as it should he said today in a prepared remarks. basic "The bill foundation does on provide which a other measures should be added in order to establish a comprehensive national energy policy," he added. McGovern said a sound national energy policy "must combine research and development of alternative energy sources with increased domestic production, decreased oil imports, revitalized rail transportation and strong conservation practices by industry and the individual." THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CONVENED AT 9:00 o'clock A.M.. Tuesday, June 17, 1975, pursuant to adjournment on June 10, 1975.

Aspaas, Alick, Day, Hanson and Year. On motion by Alick, seconded by Day, the Board approved the Minutes of June 10, 1975. 5 ayes. On motion by Day, seconded by Alick, the Board authorized the County Auditor to publish Notice of Hearing for beer license application for the following: James W. Dougherty, Lots 1 2 Bik 8 Sec.

28-101-51; Roger Wold, Sec. 27-103-49; and Veterans Foreign Wars Post 5770, Lot 12 13 Bik 1 Benton date of hearing on the 8th day of July, 1975. 5 ayes. On motion by Alick, seconded by Hanson, the Board approved a leave of absence for Rhea Reed, without pay, effective June 23rd thru June 27th, 1975. 5 ayes.

On motion by Day, seconded by Hanson, the Board approved an abatement for Lester Brown for Personal Property Tax for the year 1974 in the amount of $28.81. 5 ayes. The following reports for the month of May were received and placed on file in the office of the County Auditor: Criminal Fees, Civil Fees, Redfield State Hospital, Register of Deed Transfer Fees and Register of Deeds Recording Fees. On motion by year, seconded by Day, the Board approved a petition for rezoning from Ag 11 to MAR 11, for Anna Kipper, middle of Hulda Acres, being a part of Section 25, T101N, R51W, Minnehaha County, South Dakota. 5 ayes.

On motion by Year, seconded by Alick, the Board approved a Dance Hall License for James Dougherty dba Wall Lake Roller Rink. 5 ayes. On motion by Hanson, seconded by Year, the Board unanimously approved the following applications for Low Point Beer License: Raymond J. Binder, Lot 1 Fauske Add Corson Vaun H. Boyd, H-2 Sec.

24- 101-49 Marlin Christensen, Sec. 33- 102-50 Dell Rapids Golf Rec. Sec. 8-104- 49 Don Dougherty, Lot 9 Bik 4 Holiday Park Sec. 23-101-50 David A.

Eliason, Lot 14 of Sec. 24-101-50, Oliver G. Fokken, Sec. 16-101-52 Bill Grevios, Tr. 9 Sec.

3-101-49 Randy M. Gerlach, Ruud Add. Tr 1 Sec. 28-102-51 Tilman Huset, SE Corner Sec. 9-101-48 Robert Helen Jones, Tr.

6 Co. Aud. Subd of Sec. 4-101-49 Kamp Dakota Kamp Dakota Tr. 1 Sec.

30-102-50 Alan Marsh, Lot A 17-101- 52 Earlo or Donna Muhs, Lot 2 3 Bik 1 Olson's Add. 102-49 Dale G. Olson, Tr. 2 Bik 13 101-50 Pam Oil Tr 2, 3, 4 Ex 30' of 4, Taylors Subd. or Sec.

3- 101-49 Renner Charitable Educational Foundation, Lots 1-9 Ex E12' N120' Lot 9 G. L. Renner's Add 102-49 Edith L. Sampson, Lot 1 BIk 6 Fauske Add. Corson Vil.

102-48 Roy C. Wittrock, Lot 2 Sec. 22-101-50 Donald Foster Sons, Sec. 28-104-52 On motion by Year, seconded by Day, the Board approved plat for Sioux Falls Development Foundation, legal description of EROS property: Data Center Tracts Tract 1A in 1B of of Section 8, T103N, R48W, Minnehaha County, South Dakota. 5 ayes.

On motion by Day, seconded by Alick, the 1 Board approved the bills and payroll. 5 ayes. Robert Quinn-Mag. 16.25; Northwestern Bell-Museum, 11.74; Marjorie H. Akerstrom -Juror, 61.80; Albert P.

Barber -Juror, 41.80; Lorraine V. ClevenJuror, 86.00; Raymond W. Dow- -Juror, 72.60; Ellen J. Flint -Juror, 83.45; Patricia M. Hoek-Juror, 43.00; Mary A.

KappedalJuror, 47.20; Marlys Jane Knoff-Juror, 65.40 Jean Knudson-Juror, 50.80; Harry J. Lowe- 66.30; Gary L. Miller -Juror, 41.50; Sumner N. Schotte Sr. Juror, 43.00; Hilka Soderberg-Juror, 40.90; Michael Spang-Juror, 89.60; Rosella -Juror, 40.30; Sherma J.

Wright-Juror, 82.50; Dean D. Mehlum-Juror, 107.50; Jenenne M. Fincher-Juror, 63.60 Mavis M. Rederth-Juror, 84.20; Larry J. Tilden-Juror, 66.30; David J.

GibsonJuror, 60.45; Midstates Uniform-CD, 2.10; Brown Saenger-CD, 74.55; Municipal Light Power-CD, 62.44; Elmen Trading Post-CD, 115.00; Treas. City of S.F.-CD, 5.28; SA 62.96; Dornberger 200.00; Lewis Drug-CD, 7.96 Museum Fund-Museum, 50.00; William Museum, 10.05; Gary P. 44.20; Julia H. BoothJuror, 41.50; Clifford A. Cole-Juror, 100.75; Berniece M.

Emerson-Juror, 118.00; LeRoy W. Gacke-Juror, 41.80; Lyle B. Jaspers 84.80; Richard Louis R. K. Knutson106.00; Klock-Juror, 104.50 James A.

Lang-Juror, 110.50; Hazel L. Larson 41.80; Dorothy A. Parsons- Tuthill, Drive 49th Street from Woodwind approximately 160 feet east of Tuthill Drive. the following bids were opened and publicly read: Proposal Proposal Asphalt Surfacing Company, $34,994.00 Friessen Construction 20,096.04 Don L. Runge Construction, 14,368.00 Lidel Construction, none, 14,966.40 On motion, the bids were referred to Commissioner David Witte, the City Engineer, the Superintendent of the Street Department and the Superintendent of the Sewer Department, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr.

Mayor, 3. Nays, None. On motion, the City Commission authorized the purchase of the following described property for Airport purposes: Generally described as that part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 32, Township 102 North, Range 49 West of the 5th P.M., Minnehaha County, South Dakota, to be platted as Hall's Tract from William P. Hall Surdez Tract No. 1 in the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 32, Township 102, Range 49; Surdez Tract No.

2 in the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 32, Township 102, Range 49; Surdez Tract No. 2 in the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 32, Township 102, Range 49; Surdez Tract No. 2 in the West of the Northwest Quarter of Section 32, Township 102, Range 49; Surdez Tract No. 4 in the East of the Northeast Quarter of Section 31, Township 102, Range 49; Minnehaha County, South Dakota, from Gene A. Johnson, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr.

Mayor, 3. Nays, None. On motion, the City Commission concurred with the Department of sportation in awarding the contract for grading, structure, surfacing, pavement marking, signs, etc. on South Dakota Federal Aid Project 1400 (1) Minnehaha County, South Dakota to Dakota Contracting Corporation on their bid of $2,966,311.99, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3.

Nays, None. This being the time set for the hearing to consider the City-County Museum Courthouse Renovation for financing in the amount of $122,500.00 from the Community Development Block Grant, said hearing was held and on motion this project was approved, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. This being the time set for the hearing to consider the Crime Prevention Program for financing in the amount of $20,000.00 from the Community Development Block Grant, said hearing was held and on motion this project was approved, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr.

Mayor, 3. Nays, None. This being the time set for the hearing to consider the Feasibility and Site Study for an Indoor Ice Facility for financing in the amount of $20,000.00 from the Community Development Block Grant, said hearing was held and on motion this project was rejected, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None.

On motion, the City Commission authorized the Department of Community Development to publish Notice of Intent for use of Community Development Funds for the construction of Fawick Park. Extension, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. On motion, David 'Alberts is hereby authorized to travel to Williamsburg, Virginia on June 23-28, 1975 to attend an NAHRO Redevelopment Committee meeting, which is hereby determined to be official and necessary business of the City of Sioux Falls, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr.

Mayor, 3. Nays, None. A Highway Deed from Texaco, Inc. for highway purposes, covering Lot P-1 of Texaco Tract 1 in the of the of Section 36, Twp. 101 North, Range 50 West of the 5th P.M., Minnehaha County, South Dakota, and The North 4 feet of the West 4 feet of the East 139 feet of the West 250 feet of the East 350 feet of the North 175 feet in Texaco Tract 1 in the of the of Section 36, Twp.

101 North, Range 50 West in the 5th P.M., Minnehaha County, South Dakota, was received and ordered placed on file. A Warranty Deed from Herbert A. Lund and Donald R. Matthuis covering the 132 feet of Lots 8 and 9, Block 1, Nelson's Addition, for street purposes, was received and ordered placed on file. The following resolution was adopted on motion by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr.

Mayor, 3. Nays, None. RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA, that the plat known and described as Lot 6A in Block 12 of Crestview, an Addition to the City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, lying within the city limits of the City of Sioux Falls is approved and the City Auditor of the City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota is hereby directed to endorse on such plat a copy of this resolution and certify the same thereon. Adopted this 16th day of June, 1975. RICK W.

KNOBE, Mayor ATTEST: M. SZAMEIT, City Auditor By: F. L. Tiemyer Deputy City Auditor The following resolution was adopted on motion by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3.

Nays, None. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, certain real property owned by the United States, located in the County of Minnehaha, State of South Dakota, has been declared surplus and at the discretion of the General Services Administration, may be assigned to the Secretary of the Interior for disposal for public park or recreation purposes, under the provisions of Section 203(k) (2) of the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 (63 Stat. 387), as amended, and rules and regulations promulgated pursuant thereto, more particularly described as follows: 1. A tract of land situated in the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section One (1), Township One Hundred One (101) North, Range Forty-nine (49) West, Fifth (5th) Principal Meridian, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point Two hundred sixtytwo and Three-tenths (262.3) feet North and Seven Hundred Eighty and Three-tenths (787.3) feet West from the Southeast corner of Section One (1), Township One Hundred One (101) North, Range Forty-nine (49) West, Fifth (5th) Principal Meridian; thence West One Hundred Thirty-seven and Six-tenths (137.6) feet; thence North Fifty-five Degrees Twenty seven Minutes West (N 550 Four Hundred Fifty and Twotenths (450.2) feet; thence South Eightyfive Degrees Twenty-one Minutes West (S. 850 21'W.) Twenty one and Five-tenths (21.5) feet; thence North Zero Degrees Three Minutes West (N.

Two Hundred Thirty-one and six-tenths (231.6) feet; thence East Five Hundred Thirty (530) feet; thence South Four Hundred Eighty-five (485) feet to the point of beginning and containing Four and Sixtynine Hundredths (4.69) acres, more or less, Minnehaha County, South Dakota. 1. GSA CONTROL NUMBER FORMER BUREAU. OF RECLAMATION SIOUX FALLS RADIO TOWER SITE, MINNEHAHA COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA. (I-SD-486) 3.

ACREAGE 4.69 ACRES MORE OR LESS. Whereas, the City of Sioux Falls, needs and will utilize said property in perpetuity for a public park or recreation area as set forth in its application and in accordance with the requirements of said Act and the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder; Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved, that the City of Sioux Falls shall make application to the Secretary of the Interior for and secure the transfer to it of the above mentioned property for said use upon and subject to such exceptions, reservations, terms, covenants, agreements, conditions and restrictions as the Secretary of the Interior, or his authorized representative, may require in connection with the disposal of said property under said Act and the rules and regulations issued pursuant thereto; and Be It Further Resolved that the City of Sioux Falls, has legal authority, is willing and is in a position to assume immediate care and maintenance of the property, and that Rick W. Knobe Mayor Sioux Falls Earl J. McCart City Commissioner David A. Witte City Commissioner be and they are hereby authorized, for and on behalf of the City of Sioux Falls, to do and perform any and all acts and things which may be necessary to carry out the foregoing resolution, including the preparing, making, and filing of plans, applications, reports, and other documents, the execution, acceptance, delivery, and recordation of agreements, deeds, and other instruments pertaining to the transfer of said property, including the filing of copies of the application and the conveyance documents in the records the governing body, and payment of any and all sums necessary on account of' the purchase price thereof or fees or costs incurred in connection with the transfer of said property for survey, title searches, recordation or instruments, or other costs identified with the Federal Surplus Property Acquisition.

Adopted this 16th day of June, 1975. CITY OF SIOUX FALLS By: RICK W. KNOBE, Mayor Sioux Falls, South Dakota Address ATTEST: M. SZAMEIT, City Auditor By: F. L.

Tiemyer Deputy City Auditor On motion, the Board thereupon adfourned. L. TIEMYER Deputy City Auditor June 24, 1975 Service Guide CUSTOM INSULATING Res. and Comm. Stucco, wood frame, plastered.

Toll free -543-5259 Precision Insulation, Crooks, S.D. Call the Concrete Specialists at NORLIN CONCRETE CO. Remember we give, Green Stamps. 336-1710 anytime. COMMERCIAL PRINTING Letterheads, envelopes, Crescent office forms.

Quality for less! Publishing Co. 507-962-2300. CARERITE CARPET CLEANERS Will steam clean any size living room carpet for 9.95. Call 338-3967. Power rakes, roto-tiller, sod cutters, aerators, fertilizers, spreaders.

MEN RENT ALL, 501 E. 41st, 338- 1518, 1701 W. 12th, 336-3670. FURNITURE STRIPPING. Anything wood or metal, fast professional service.

New Earth Furniture Stripping. 332-1141. INSULATION. Kriens Insulation Company makes free estimates on home insulation. 336-7333.

Member Home Builders Association. GREEN Land Yard maintenance. Res. and Comm. mowing, ing, tilling, all phases for green land.

336-8199. PAINTING: Inside and out. Cabinet and wood trim refinishing. Wood regaining (samples) and texturing. Free estimates.

Phone 336-7668. do quality Concrete Work and Foundations. Free Estimate. 338- 9083, 334-6160. Service and repair all makes and models of room, thru-the-wall, and.

central air conditioners. 334-4775. PIANO Tuning. Professional service. Orvin Stoneback.

334-0935. PT Guild Member. RAPCO Foam, the instant insulator. Blow Rite Insulation Company. Free estimates.

256-6291, Madison. ACU Therm Insulation: Call for free estimates on home insulation. 336-0300. CONCRETE Patios, sidewalks, patchwork, roofing, siding, stucco, general repair. 334-8401.

ADRIAN Concrete. Sidewalks, driveways, patios, floors, etc. 332-7902. CARPET Laying Work Guaranteed. 338-8612 after 5:00.

Lost and Found 30 LOST: small brown an Cock-a-poo puppy, black face, fluffy. Last seen June 7th on Highway 18 on Irene Road. Our kids really miss her. 327- 3579. LOST Wheel and tire for ton Chevrolet pickup.

8 hole. Between Tea and north of Renner, S.Dak. Reward. 332-0598. LOST: Gold charm bracelet with school charms.

Lost near Cathedral or Lincoln Elementary. If found please call 338-5660. Reward! LOST: Part Collie dog, female, about 2 years old, McKennan area. If found, call 334-0549. MISSING: One male and one female white Persian kittens, about 6 weeks old.

$50 reward. 336-7040. Personals 40 PREGNANT? Problems? Free confidential help. Phone 334-8411. FOR Your Fashion Two-Twenty cosmetics, call 743-2162 Harrisburg.

15 WORDS 1 DAY 1.00 PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE FOR SALE ONLY! Additional Words 8' Each Per Day! 15 WORDS 15 WORDS 4 DAYS 7 DAYS $4.00 $7.00 Additional Additional Words Words 32c Each 56c Each ORDER YOUR ADS TO RUN UNTIL YOU CANCEL! PAY ONLY FOR DAYS USED! This Low Rate Applies Only To The Following Classifications: Arts-Crafts-Antiques; Airplanes; Automobiles: Auto Parts; Building Materials; Coins-Hobbies; Dogs Pets; Employment wanted; Farm Produce, Horses, Ponies Tack: Household Goods; Lost Found; Merchandise For Sale; Mobile Homes; Motorcycles Scooters: cal Instruments: Plants, Trees, Flowers; Sports Recreation; Rummage Sales; Stock, Feed Equipment; Trucks Heavy Equipment; Want To Buy ALL OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS REQUIRE REGULAR RATES Classification. Run For Days Starting Name (Print). Address. Town. Enclosed: 2.

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13. 14. 15. $1.00 Per Day. Additiona: words 8c each per day.

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Rummage Bake Sales 60 HUGE Rummage. adults'). Clothing Dishes, (lots of children's and neous. bedspreads, 1504 Judy lamps, Avenue (East). jars, miscella: blocks south of Frank Olson swimming pool.

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 1127 HOLLY Drive. Rummage Sale. Good clean rummage. Clothing- child to adult, toys, rocking horse, girls' bike, kitchen appliances and miscellaneous. Tuesday and Wednesday, RUMMAGE Sale: Clothing, all sizes.

Drapes, toys, piano, 5 rolls used TV, carpet, 21" color TV, 15' runabout boat, pool table, refrigerator, 55 HP. Miscellaneous. 1708 N. Mable. Wednesday, Friday.

GROUP Rummage: Infants' clothing to size 10, car seat, baby things; portable washer, drapes, women's clothing, miscellaneous. Tuesday evening, Wednesday, Thursday, 2508 South Willow. RUMMAGE: 3000 S. Grange. Tuesday, Wdnesday and Bedspreads, Thursday.

Clothes for everyone. Knick Knacks, oven broiler, curtains, Duncan table and six chairs, china closet, Electric floor polisher. NEIGHBORHOOD Rummage sale: Couch, end tables, lamps, desk, corn popper, sheer drapes, knick knacks, books, clothes, games, much more. 1721 Riverdale Road. Wednesday-Friday.

Double oven stove, 3 door refrigerator-freezer, TV, bedroom set, cellaneous furniture, clothes, rummage. Moving, must sell. 216 7th Avenve, Brandon. GARAGE SALE: Clothing; knickknacks; dishes; small appliances; toys; games; shoe skates; typewriter; miscellaneous. 1315 South Norton.

RUMMAGE Sale Children's, teens', adults' clothing, miscella neous. Electric Hamilton dryer, $35. Good condition. 612 South Garfield. (Garage).

RUMMAGE Davenport for rec, TV, clothing all sizes. Miscellaneous. 519 South 6th Avenue. (Off 14th Street). Tuesday through Thursday.

FOUR family rummage. 517 S. Williams; begins Tuesday. Clothing all ages; gas stove works good, $10; sink bike, $20; antique buffet; miscellaneous. GARAGE Sale: 24th, 25th, 26th.

Clothing, bedspreads, draperies, appliances. Many other itmems. 2505 South Jefferson. LARGE Rummage: All sizes large and small, adults and children, also household miscellaneous. 312 East 41st.

GARAGE Sale: Infants through adults, household items. Tuesday through Thursday only. 818 North Fairfax. FURNITURE, household furnishings, appliances, vinyl folding doors, trundle bed, much more. 608 South Menio.

Starts Tuesday A.M. MOVING: Apartment size electric stove, drop leaf table, children's clothing, books, toys, miscellaneous. 1801 Edgewood Road. (Tuthill). NEIGHBORHOOD RUMMAGE: Men's, women's and children's clothing.

Miscellaneous. Wednesday, Thursday, 812 S. Day. SIX Family rummage: Clothes all ages, fans, toys, books, dehumidifier, twin size mattress, misc. 1009 North Harlem.

RUMMAGE: 3805 East 23rd. nesday, Thursday, Children to adult clothing, bassinet, miscellaneous, toys, rocking horse. RUMMAGE Sale: Wednesday Friday. Good adult, girls clothing. Toys, household goods, appliances.

2816 S. Williams. RUMMAGE: June 24th, 25th, 26th. Bicycles, games, toys, clothing, rollaway, curtains, miscellaneous. 612 South Jefferson.

RUMMAGE: Lots of good clothes, children thru adult, lots of miscellaneous, 500 btu air conditioner. Tuesday through Thursday. 3913 E. 19th. RUMMAGE: Tuesday through Friday.

817 South Holt. Clothes, through adults. Small appliances, etc. Clean. RUMMAGE Sale: Baby, toddler, children and adult clothing.

Baby crib, bike and, miscellaneous. 1408 S. Summit. Tuesday through Friday. GARAGE Sale: tools, tires, decorative and polishing rocks, household items, mower, miscellaneous.

3108 S. Jefferson. RUMMAGE: 1704 South 6th Avenue. Men's, women's, children's clothes. Good condition.

Shoes, toys, appliances, draperies. LIKE New clothing, all sizes, household, toys. Tuesday, Wednesday. 613 Annway Drive. (One block east of Bahnson and 13th.) CANNING jars, small appliances, Fostoria depression glass, household items, clothing, toys, games.

June 24-27. 3109 South Ninth. SCHWINN tandem bicycle. $90. Ethan Allen maple lamp table, $35.

Station wagon car top carrier, $25. Bird cages, $6. 721 E. 21st. 332-6879.

RUMMAGE: Good clean children's clothes. Miscellaneous. Girl's 20 inch sting ray bike, like new. 616 South Jessica. GARAGE Sale: infant, children and adult clothing, miscellaneous.

Wednesday, Thursday. 1713 Riverdale Road. RUMMAGE Sale: Women's and girl's clothing, miscellaneous items. Wednesday and Thursday. 1600 Edgewood Road.

THREE Family rummage. Furniture, TV, bike, dishes, set of 12, 1972 Ford station wagon, 339-0582. 2112 S. Stephan. MAYTAG Wringer washer; studio couch; double bed; clothing; miscellaneous rummage.

2105 West 16th. MOVING Sale: 917 West 15th. Baby items, furniture, many more items. GARAGE Sale: 5 speed Schwinn; boys' 12 slim; girls' sub-teen; mis-' cellaneous. 226 West 41st.

6 family rummage sale. Clothing, lawn chair, windows, bicycles. Record player. 2912 East Rice. RUMMAGE: Accordians, fences, carpet cleaner, clothes, toys, paint, books, dishes, fan.

1001 N. Harlem. RUMMAGE: Bikes, clothes, books, jars, misc. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. 320 North Highland.

LARGE Rummage: adult clothes, 389 Pontiac motor. 5508 West 15th Street. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that on June 30, 1975 at 9:01 A.M. a public sale will be held at Truck Equipment 1801 North Cliff Avenue, Sioux Falls, South Dakota to sell for cash the following collateral, to wit: 1972 GMC Astro Serial No. TDC92AV519894; said collateral being held to secure an obligation arising under a retail instalment security agreement (conditional sale contract) held by General Motors Acceptance Corporation as secured party.

Said public sale is to be conducted according to the laws of the State of South Dakota. General Motors Acceptance Corporation reserves the right to bid at this sale. The collateral is presently stored and may be seen at Truck Equipment 1801 North Cliff Avenue, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION June 24, 1975 MINUTES The Board of Commissioners of the City of Sioux Falls, Minnehaha County, South Dakota, met in regular session in the Commission Room in the City Hall in said City on Monday, June 16, 1975 at 9:00 o'clock A.M., pursuant to law, with the following members present at roll call: Commissioners Earl J. McCart, David A.

Witte and Mayor Rick W. Knobe. All members present. Mayor Rick W. Knobe proclaimed the week of June 16-22, 1975 as Supervised Recreation Week.

On motion, the Minutes of May 27, 1975, the Adjourned Minutes of May 27, 1975 and the Adjourned Minutes of May 28, 1975, as published on June 10, 1975, were approved, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. Building Permit Applications submitted June 16, 1975, were received and ordered placed on file. The following applications were proved on motion by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr.

Mayor, 3. Nays, None. COIN OPERATED MACHINE: South Soo Tavern Wayne D. Jones (Waterhole POOL TABLE: South Soo Tavern, Inc. AUCTIONEER: Joe B.

Skeen; Dan Marinez ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: Jim's Electric and James D. Weinkauf, Master Electrician SPECIAL POLICE: William John Roberts, Jr. GARBAGE HAULER: Harvey Karlin Jr. (United Disposal Service) The following bonds were received and ordered placed on file: CEMENT MAINTENANCE: Marvin Jervik; Raymond The application of Lester Brown, 707 South Third Avenue, for abatement of 1974 Personal Property Tax in the amount of $28.81, was approved on motion by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3.

Nays, None. On motion, Steve Everist was appointed a member of the Parking Authority Board, for a five year term, which motion prevailed by the following vote on roll call: Yeas, McCart, Witte, Mr. Mayor, 3. Nays, None. The Report from the Clerk of Magistrate Court for the week ending June 12, 1975, was received and ordered placed on file.

The Planned Use Report for the year of July 1, 1975 to June 30, 1975, was received and ordered placed on file. A Petition for Conditional Use Permit to construct a Townhouse and Condominium on the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 30, Township 101, Range 49, except County Auditor's Tract 1 in the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and subject to a perpetual easement for a highway on the East 33 feet West 572 feet of the East 605 feet of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of said Section and except the South 900 feet of the East 822.8 feet of the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 30, Township 101, Range 49 West, Sioux Falls, South Dakota and also subject to a sewer line easement to Mid American Development was received and referred to the Planning Commission, A Petition to vacate 16th Street from the West Line of Covell Avenue to the East Line of Lake Avenue, was received and referred to the City Engineer, the Traffic Engineer and the Planning Commission. A Petition requesting the removal of the three hour parking limit on South Main Avenue from the railroad tracks north to 621 South Main Avenue, was received and referred to the Traffic Engineer and the Police Department. An Ordinance of the City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, providing for the repeal of Article 1, Sections 27-1 through 27-10 of Chapter 27 of the Code of Ordinances, City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota and declaring the same to be null and void and of no effect and in lieu thereof adopting Article SIOUX FALLS ARGUS-LEADER WANT AD INFORMATION Lemmon, battled the blaze for nearly five hours. One fireman was being treated for smoke inhalation, he added.

The club had been closed at 3 p.m. Sunday after problems with lights in the 20-year-old building, Keller said. State Weather Modifiers Quiet PIERRE (AP) Warm temperatures and clear skies held weather modification activities to a minimum Monday, the state division reported today. The division said some severe weather did develop in the extreme northeast portion of the state late Monday night. Rain increase seedings were conducted in Lincoln, Roberts and Day counties, and hail suppression seedings were done over Pennington and Roberts counties.

Place your want ad in the ArgusLeader by mailing your Argus-Leader Want Ad Department, copy to 200 South Minnesota Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57102; or dial 336-1130 for a want ad takr. DEADLINES WORD ADS received by 4:30 p.m. daily will be placed in the next day's publication, 12 noon Saturday for Sunday and 4:30 Saturday for Monday. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ads received by noon will be placed in the next day's publication; noon Friday for Sunday and noon Saturday for Monday. WORD AD RATES 10 word minimum.

Cash with copy until credit is established. Per Word I 2 days 3 or 4 days 5, 6,7 days (Consecutive Days) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY rates available on request. Describe your offer fully including name and address. Order it for sufficient number of times to accomplish your purpose. An ad taker will be happy to advise you.

Cancel when you get results. Pay only for the number of days your ad actually runs. Deadline for word ad cancellation is 4:30 p.m. Day before publication, 12 noon Saturday for Sunday. The Argus-Leader will be responsible for only 1 days incorrect insertion of your ad.

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