Lyman County Herald • September 23, 2020 • Neighbors 5

LHS Raider Record Instructor Deb Smith, Yearbook/Journalism

Public Notices

Kennebec 2020-2021 Appropriations Ordinance

Town of Kennebec approves several building permits

UNAPPROVED MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS

KENNEBEC TOWN BOARD OF TRUSTEES

The Kennebec Town Board of Trustees met in scheduled session on September 14, 2020 at the Main Street Plaza Suite 5. Present, Todd Longville, Hunter Schindler; Eugene Mertens; and Rod Bowar. Absent Jared Schelske. Also present was Sarah Caslin, Finance Officer and Charlie Gran, City Superintendent and Amy Jo Janssen of Janssen Law.

CALL TO ORDER: Meeting was called to order by Chairman Longville at 7:03 pm.

MOTIONS: All motions are approved unanimously unless otherwise noted.

PUBLIC: No Public time. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:

Motion by Bowar seconded by Mertens to approve the August 3, 2020 regular meeting minutes.

AUGUST 2020 INCOME:State of South Dakota: Sales Tax General $20,028.80; Sales Tax- Fund 211 – BBB Tax $716.40; Lyman County Taxes $2,386.15; Utilities Water $4,000.90; Sewer $1,178.00; Surcharge $3,899.00; Rubble Site $312.00; Interest $2.07; Housing Admin Reimbursement $968.00; Camping at Lake Byre and Community Room Donation $235.00.

AUGUST 2020 CLAIMS APPROVED: Motion by Bowar seconded by Mertens; to pay the following claims: Agtegra, Supplies, $295.24; BankWest, Stop Payment Fee, $30.00; B&B Oil, Gas & Fuel, $638.66; Bj’s Food, Supplies, $158.53; Bomgaars, Supplies, $380.88; Byre Brothers, Trash

pickup, $272.00; Clayton Moore, Labor & Materials, $2,857.15; C&B, Supplies, $125.19; Doxy’s Sign, Library Sign, $350.00; Halvorson Oil, Fuel, $144.76; Ingram Pest Service, Pest Service, $40.00; Janssen Law, Legal Service Cell Tower, $175.00; Lyman County Herald, Publications, $87.39; Menards, Supplies, $267.45; Office Products, Supplies for Admin & Library, $748.82; Petty Cash, Postage, $99.20; US Postal, Library Box Rental, $46.00; Runnings, Supplies, $697.40; Sam’s Repair, Service & Supplies, $2,965.41; Scott E Enterprises, Supplies, $127.86; Servall, Rugs, $114.88; SD Depart Revenue, water testing, $15.00; SD-DOT – 1 year lease #939 & #940, $100.00; West Central, Electricity, $1,728.94; West River/Lyman Jones, Bulk Water, $3,676.50; Wilrodt Motors, Supplies, $32.64; Sarah Caslin, Admin, $1,535.99; Charlie Gran, Maintenance, $2,355.01; Gary Uthe, Maintenance, $1,911.41; Hannah Sugrue, Library, $548.80; Renae Wagner, Library, $619.18; Department of Treasury, 941 Taxes, $2,021.06; Health Pool of SD, Health Ins. Benefit, $2,954.88; SD Retirement, $819.18; SD Supplemental Retirement, $75.00.

Motion by Schindler seconded by Mertens to pay Kennebec Telephone Claims: Telephone & Internet Services, $302.31; Rent, Services, and Supplies $8,162.84, Bowar Abstained.

PERMITS: Motion by Bowar seconded by Schindler to approve Trusty Mertens 2 building permits, Mertens abstained. Motion by Mertens seconded by Bowar to approve Clayton Moore’s building permit. Motion by Bowar second by Mertens to approve Eric & Deb

Halverson building permit. Motion by Mertens seconded by Schindler to approve Tate Wagner application to be a volunteer fire fighter. Motion by Mertens seconded by Schindler to accept B&B Oil propane quote of $0.7750 per gallon for the winter season.

OLD BUSINESS: Motion by Bowar seconded by Schindler to call and have Broz Engineering to come and survey Railroad land. Cell Tower Request was updated by Janssen and Motion by Mertens seconded by Schindler to approve the Cell Tower lease per legal counsel recommendation. Motion by Mertens seconded by Schindler to approve a $15,000 to get the clinic a filtration Hood, countertop, and new doors. Ordinance No. 2021-1 Appropriations Ordinance by given its seconded reading. Said ordinance was read in full. Thereupon Mertens moved, seconded by Schindler that said ordinance be adopted and published. Motion by Schindler, seconded by Bowar to certify the max amount of property tax levy for general purposes for 2021: $84,779.00.

NEW BUSINESS: Motion by Schindler seconded by Bowar to add another electric pedestal out at Lake Byre. Electronic board in front of the library will now be serviced by the new librarian, meaning that if you would like something on the board please contact Kennebec Library.

COUNCIL COMMETS: EXECUTIVE SESSION:

(SDCL 1-25-2) No Executive Session.

NEXT MEETING: Monday October 5, 2020 at 7:00 pm.

Motion by Bowar seconded by Schindler to adjourn meeting at 8:55 pm.

Todd Longville; Chairman, Town Board of TrusteesAttest: Sarah Caslin; Finance Officer Published once at the

approximate cost of $46.89.

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Apartments available for rent

Call 895-9644 for more informationEqual Housing Opportunity

Subsidized and Non-Subsidized Apartments Available

Lady Raiders face off

against Sully Buttes

By: Drew LuLf

The volleyball team went on the road this week to challenge Sully Buttes. All three sets were close but the Raider girls were not able to gain the lead. The Chargers took the win with the scores 19-25, 13-25, and 20-25.

Stats: Haleigh Elwood- 7 setting assists and 1 ace

Drew Lulf- 7 setting assists

Allison McManus- 5 digs and 1 ace

Skyler Volmer- 7 digsElle Erikson- 5 digsTanna Wells- 2 blocks

Lymantackles RCC

By: ALLison McMAnus

The Lyman Raider football team loaded up two buses and headed west to face Rapid City Christian on Friday, September 18. Quarterback Teagan Gourneau set the pace for the night with a two yard run for the first touchdown of the night. He then added two more points with a pass to Tyson Floyd making the score 8-0. The Comets also made a touchdown to finish the first quarter with a 8-6 score. Next, Colton Collins got the ball in his hands and ran for three yards into the

By: ALexis ZiegLer

The Lady Raiders recently competed against the 11th ranked team in Class A, the Winner Lady Warriors. The action took place at the Lyman Gardens on Tuesday night, September 15. The girls struggled at the beginning of the game with the scores in the first two sets being 8-25. However, they put on a show in the last set and the final score ended at 17-25. Senior starter, Drew Lulf says, “I am proud of how hard we worked as a team in the last set, and how we played up to their level.”

Stats: Drew Lulf- 5 kills; 6 assists; 1 ace; Tanna Wells- 4 kills; 2 blocks; Elle Eriksen- 8 digs; Skyler Volmer- 7 digs

Senior Allison McManus puts the play in motion for the Lady Raiders on September

15 in Presho.

Students judge plants and soil

By: AALiyAh JonesMr. Milton’s Intro to

AFNR and Animal Science classes ventured down to the Cooper school grounds, five miles south of Reliance, on Tuesday September 15. They joined students from several other towns for a Land and Range Judging contest where they learned about different plants and types of soil.

Morgan Schelske said, “I enjoyed looking at plants in the morning.”

Freshmen Morgan Schelske, Skyler Volmer, and Texi Garnos show off their sheets on Tuesday at the Land and Range Judging contest.

end zone. Gourneau then ran the ball for two extra points, adding eight more points to the score. The Comets answered back with a successful touchdown and extra points.

With a close score at halftime, the Raiders knew they had a job to complete. First, Collins ran for five yards and caught a pass from Declan Cleveland for an eight-point play. Next, he ran again for a six-yard touchdown, and a pass from Gourneau to Sam McClanahan gave the Raiders a lead of 32-14. The Comets completed one more touchdown for the night, but it wasn’t enough to pull ahead. With 8:23 left in the fourth quarter, Collins ran in a 36-yard touchdown. Gourneau finished off the night by running in a three yard touchdown and a successful two point conversion. The Raiders headed home happy after defeating the Comets 46-20.

Stats Teagan Gourneau- 13

passes for 196 yards, 6 yards rushing

Colton Collins- 133 yards rushing

Shilo Mowry- 23 yards rushing

Tyson Floyd- 7 catches for 79 yards

Isaac Thomas- 3 catches for 69 yards

Sam McClanahan- 2 catches for 41 yards

Declan Cleveland- 1 catch for 7 yards

Lady Raiders get a win

By: rAcheL hoffer

The Lyman girls faced off against the Bennet County Warriors at home on Saturday, Sept. 19. Winning three close games led to a victory for the Lady Raiders. The teams were neck and neck in the four set match with scores as follows 25-17, 14-25, 25-21, and 25-21. The JV team lost in three sets and the C-team won in two.

Stats:Hits: Ellie Erikson -7 kills Drew Lulf-5 killsSets: Drew Lulf- 37 sets 6

assists Haleigh Elwood- 29 sets

4 assistsServes: Allison Mcmanus-

15 serves Tanna Wells- 6 serves 4

acesDigs: Allison Mcmanus-

11 digsElle Erikson- 7 digsBlocks: Drew Lulf- 6

blocks

Lyman girls battle the Winner Warriors