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Thank You We wish to express our heartfelt appreciation to all the folks who helped in our time of grief—Mark, Michelle and April at Mount Funer-al Home, Pastor Drew Hoekema for the uplifting words of comfort and Brooke and Tanya for the beauti-ful floral arrangements. To all who helped and expressed condolences, thank you.

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New Books at Platte Library

By Jan VanVuren We have new books added to our collection as well as several new books on cd which are great to listen to as you are traveling. The Reckless Oath We Made is our new Book Club book. Be sure to read it and join in our discussion on March 2 at 7 PM. We would love to have new readers join us for a laid back discussion. CHILDREN: Four Famous Faces by Jean Patrick, The Dinky Donkey by Craig Smith. The Dinky Donkey is a sequel to the Wonky Donkey, a great book for children. JUNIOR: Garfield Weighs In by Jim Davis, The Unteachables by Gordon Korman, Crown of Mid-night and Throne of Glass by Sarah Maas. The Unteachables is a hilari-ous new middle school novel about what happens when the worst class of kids in the school gets paired with the worst teacher who thinks only of retiring. Then something happens and Mr. Kermit suddenly stands up for the class, and both students and teacher realize the value of their abilities. ADULT NONFICTION: Witch Hunt: The Story of the Greatest Mass Delusion in American Political History by Gregg Jarrett, Papillon by Henri Charriere, Survivors Club: The True Story of a Very Young Prisoner of Auschwitz by Michael Bornstein, Return From Tomorrow by George Ritchie. George Ritchie died in an army hospital at the age of twenty. Nine minutes later he re-turned to life. What happened to him during those minutes was so compelling, it changed his life forever. This ex-perience altered his view of eternity and changed his entire life. This book may change your life for the better too. In 1945 four-year-old Michael Bornstein was carried out of Auschwitz in his grandmoth-er’s arms. Survivors Club tells the story of how a mother’s fierce love and a perfectly timed illness saved Michael’s life. Working from his own recollections and extensive in-terviews with relatives, Michael re-lates his inspirational story with the help of his daughter Debbie. Based on a true story, Henri Charriere, also known as Papillon, is wrongly convicted of murder and sentenced to life in a French penal colony in French Guyana. Papillon is determined to escape, but his at-tempts are met with difficulties, resulting in eventual recapture. He makes friends with Dega, who helps finance his escape. Papillon is the greatest true story of escape and ad-venture ever written! ADULT FICTION: The Rescue by Steven Konkoly, A Gathering of Old Men by Ernest J. Gaines, Mrs. Everything by Jennifer Weiner, Dear Edward by Ann Napolitano, Final Scream by Lisa Jackson, To Love and to Cherish by Leigh Green-wood, The Circle Eight by Emma

Thank You I would like to thank all of my relatives and friends for the nice cards, letters, gifts and phone calls I received in honor of my 95th birth-day. I enjoyed all of them.

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SHIINE Program Is Seeking Consultants PIERRE, S.D. – The South Da-kota Senior Health Information and Insurance Education (SHIINE) pro-gram is soliciting proposals from qualified consultants to provide a presence in the western and central regions. Proposals are due by 5:00 p.m. CST on Friday, March 6, 2020. For more information, contact Dan Hoblick at [email protected] with the subject line “RFP 1901 and/or 1902 Inquiry.” The full request for proposals can be viewed at https://open.sd.gov/ or https://dhs.sd.gov/rfp.aspx. SHIINE is a federal program designed to help individuals with questions about Medicare and pro-tecting their benefits.

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Card Shower A card shower is requested in honor of the 80th birthday of Mrs. Pearl Dyk on February 9. Her ad-dress is Mrs. Pearl Dyk, Primrose Assisted Living, 7400 S. Louise Ave. - Apt. 106, Sioux Falls, SD 57108-5912.

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PlatteTOPS SD #0299

By Nona Olson

Red Hat SocietyBy Dee Rasmussen

Help Keep Food Pantry Stocked With Goods The Helping Hands Community Food Pantry in Platte is asking peo-ple from the community to help us keep the pantry stocked with goods. The following is a list of some items needed for the pantry shelves: Laundry and dish soap, cereal, canned vegetables and fruit, paper products of toilet tissue, Kleenex, paper towels, etc, peanut butter, jelly, cooking oil, flour, sugar, cake mixes, pudding and jello and saltine crackers. Any beef, pork, poultry, fish or wild game is also accepted. Items or donations can be dropped off at the pantry between 1-4 p.m. on Wednesday afternoons or in the blue food pantry totes at various churches in the community. Monetary donations can be sent to Ruth Lomica at 26341 366th Ave., Platte, SD 57369 with checks made out to Helping Hands Food Pantry.

The Platte Enterprise, Platte, Charles Mix County, South DakotaPage Three Thursday, February 6, 2020

Senior Center Snippets

By Shirley JohnsonBy Elaine Mitchell

Your $20 dues for 2020 are due in January. Dakota Senior Meals offered at Senior Center Tuesday, Wednes-day and Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Call TLC at 337-3044 before 9 p.m. night before. Menu is printed elsewhere. Cards/games Wednesday and Saturday. Sewcial meets first Mon-day monthly unless holiday, 9:30 a.m. Potluck noon meal with show & tell following. Anyone wel-come.

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There are no plans for January or February activities during the cold winter months. Committees: March: Laura J., Caroline B. April: Bonnie R., Pearl F. May: Nona O., Dee R. June: Karen D., Ruth V.B.

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Boxes at TrinityTo Return in March

By Shirley Johnson The boxes at Trinity will be out again. Because of the great need in Sioux Falls and the giving spirit of the people in this community, we will put the boxes out in the nar-thex of Trinity Lutheran Church in March and September. We took at least 10 pickup loads to places in Sioux Falls, and some-time the places we take items to didn’t have enough storage so we went to several different ones. This fall we delivered to Union Gospel Mission, Kingdom Boundaries, Family Connection, Glory House, Center of Hope, Children’s Inn and Furniture Mission. Everything was very much ap-preciated. Just watch the paper and Facebook to know when the boxes will be available. Thanks again for your cooperation.

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Annual Meeting of theLyric Theatre, Inc.Tuesday, Feb. 18 5 p.m.at the Lyric Theatre in Platte

EVERYONE IS WELCOME!

Anyone age 60 and older is welcome.All meals served with bread and milk unless otherwise noted.

RSVP EVENING THE BEFORE TO 337-3044!

Dakota Senior Meals

Wednesday, Feb. 5: Sweet and sour pork, stir fry vegetables, rice and pineapple. Thursday, Feb. 6: Chicken patties, potatoes and gravy, corn and mixed fruit. Tuesday, Feb. 11: Ham roast, mashed potatoes, broccoli and fruit crisp. Wednesday, Feb. 12: Beef stroganoff, noodles, mixed vegetables and applesauce. Thursday, Feb. 13: Baked chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans and pineapple.

Lang, Unbridled by Diana Palmer, Deadly Secret by Tara Thomas, Midnight Crossroad by Charlaine Harris, A Snowglobe Christmas by Linda Goodnight, The Autobiog-raphy of Miss Jane Pittman by Er-nest J. Gaines, The Beloved Hope Chest by Amy Clipston, The Reck-less Oath We Made by Bryn Green-wood, and three books by Wendy Staub - Nightwatcher, Sleepwalker, and Shadow Killer. The Rescue follows Ryan Decker whose specialty is rescuing kidnap victims. Hired by an influential US senator to liberate her daughter from a human trafficking ring, Decker never anticipated sabotage or that the assault could go so disastrously wrong. His boss has evidence that a power greater than the Russian mob was behind the raid that ru-ined Decker’s life, and Decker now wants to destroy a growing conspir-acy before it’s too late. In Mrs. Everything, her most am-bitious novel yet, Jennifer Weiner tells a story of two sisters who, with their different dreams and different paths, offer answers to the ques-tion: How should a woman be in the world? Dear Edward is about a twelve-year-old boy who gets on an air-plane flying from Newark to Los Angeles. Halfway across the coun-try, the plane crashes and Edward is the sole survivor. His parents, older brother, and 183 other passengers are all killed. Edward continues to feel that a part of him has been left in the sky, tied to the plane and all his fellow passengers. A Gathering of Old Men is set on a Louisiana sugarcane plantation in the 1970s. It is a powerful depiction of racial tensions arising over the death of a Cajun farmer at the hands of a black man. The sheriff finds one young white woman, eighteen old black men, and one dead Cajun farmer. Each black man claims to be guilty. Before it is over, everyone involved is surprised by something: the old black men not least of all, by their first taste of power and pride. BOOKS ON CD: Lost Light by Michael Connelly, Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly, Where the Craw-dads Sing by Delia Owens, The Pio-neers by David McCullough, The Bitterroots by C.J. Box, Cilka’s Journey by Heather Morris, Finding Chika by Mitch Albom, Holy Ghost by John Sandford, The Guardians by John Grisham, The Drop by Mi-chael Connelly. Listening to a book on CD can make the hours fly by as you are travelling - try it! ....We are open 12:30 - 5:30 Monday through Friday and are happy to assist you in finding a book just right for you. Please come in!

MOVIES SHOWN:Friday, Saturday Sunday 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 2 p.m.

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Children 12 & Under $2.50

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Ph. 337-2319 Platte, SDFor movie details go to www.plattesd.org

Now Showing!

Spies In Disguise

Rated PG

Lyric Theatre February

Features

February 2-4Star Wars: The Last Jedi - PG 13

February 9-11Ferdinand - PG

February 16-18 Forever My Girl - PG

February 23-25Paddington 2 - PG

Movies shown Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 pm and Sunday at 2 pm.

Lorain Theatre • ArmourFebruary 7 - 8 - 9 and 12

7:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Wednesday • 3:00 and 7:30 p.m. SundayAdmission: $4 for adults • Everyone 17 and under pays $2 • 724-2100

Coming Soon: Bad Boys • Call of the Wild • 1917 • I Still Believe

Daddy-Daughter Dance Shoutouts!

We sincerely THANK those who donated either monetarily or of their time to make such a memorable experience for the girls and their special guests possible. We hope you had an opportunity to enjoy the live stream on Facebook! Thank

you again for your kind support in this memorable fundraiser.

Business Donations VolunteersSeed Exchange Automotive Addiction Leah Nachtigal Jamie Meyerink

Meyerink Farm Service Custom Printing Jan DuFrain Jonna VanderBoom

Pharmco First Fidelity Bank Shauna Meyerink Jacy Finney

Dakota Best Seed Main Street Auto Brooke Meyerink Karis DuFrain

Kuip’s Lounge TNT Auto Tiffany Maydew Kade Boltjes

Platte Hospital Veurink Insurance Stephanie Leader Jalen Severson

44 Pizza + 44 Road Stop Chelsey Schrank Coy Bultsma

Bookkeeping Plus, LLC Dakota Food & Fuel Kali Oolman Rory Bultsma

Dakota Plains Agency Dutch Oven Bakery Julie Bultsma Clayton Gustad

JDs Hoffman Drug Wendy Qualm Bane VanZee

Midwest Ag Platte Floral Chelsie Reddick Tucker VanZee

Miller & Associates Platte Food Center Molly Sybesma Bennet VanZee

Hair Design Signs 4 U Sherri Antonsen Karen Lang

Dollar General Employees Tammie Olson – “Captured by Tammie”






















































































TOPS SD #0299 met Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 2:30. Leader Laura called the meeting to order. We recited the flag pledge and TOPS and KOPS Creeds. Roll call was taken with five members present. Our best loser was Laura. Secretary minutes were read and approved as read. Caroline gave the treasurer’s report for January. Calo-rie sheet drawing did not go out. Forbidden was won by Nona Kay. She drank 6-8 glasses of water each day. Three paid the treasure chest. Nona Kay started a February con-test. All got a red heart. We will add heart stickers for losses. We talked about what we done to lose or gain. Patricia read Seven Ways to Keep Brain Cells Working and Danger Signals of Stress. Caroline had leap year trivia. Notes were passed and shared and we recited the re-dedication pledge followed by our dismissal. Let’s keep losing girls.

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