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Description1787 1C Fugio Cent, UNITED STATES, Cinquefoils VF35 PCGS. CAC. N. 8-B, W-6740, R.3. A pleasing chocolate-brown example with problem-free surfaces. The dies were misaligned, causing an intricate strike on the sun and lower reverse rings while BUSINESS and the upper reverse rings are soft. Listed on page 87 of the 2013 Guide Book. (NGC ID# 2B8F, PCGS# 889)
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Twas the day after Thanksgiving of twenty sixteen When I pondered what a great year that we had seen When I worked at remembering all things that did matter I saw I could only put on paper a smatter We said goodbye to Dick Richter from District Two with a groan Only to be replaced by a new director named Chuck Sloan Our employees never let safety be far from their mind No major injuries helped all sleep sounder as humankind We were blessed with decent weather few outages to be found The fruits of our maintenance crews helped keep outages down All employees and directors met in August a strategic plan to freshen We all had the chance to give our impression Employee development, solar and rates Our future goals and mission were on our plates Increasing rates never make Directors and employees cheer Our base charge we raised again this year Then another surprise arose at Basin in July A ten percent increase needed the next few years in order to get by We sweated and toiled but instituted a 6 mill power cost adjust West River has to be mindful of our financials so we don't go bust Our appreciation days came in September and wow what a crowd Hamburgers and hot dogs with only one registration gift allowed October's annual meeting for another year did descend We said adios to Bill Bielmaier a director and friend Giving another a chance to experience what it takes to make the meters spin Three candidates ran, Terry Peters did win Kainz and crew toiled hard with the new line at Plainview Hope for more dependable power up north when the wind really blew The graders and earth movers worked at the new Box Elder Substation A new sub in 2018 Radar Hill Road the location A surprise in October with a fire near Cottonwood Damaging and replacing about 40 poles that became firewood Our thoughts however were more with the land owners and firemen As they battled a blaze hopefully never to be seen again Sales this last winter and fall show quite a decline But the nice weather yields member smiles so we really don't whine We hope this Christmas season finds you and your family in great cheer And the reason for the season you hold in your heart dear A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year we exclaim And that 2017 happiness and good cheer will be something you too can proclaim. 4744900
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Employee Biographies Cody Bernstein - 1 Year I grew up on a ranch outside of Faith, South Dakota. I attended school at Faith where I participated in Basketball, Football and Rodeo. After graduation in 2013 I worked on a ranch for a year before going on to Mitchell Vocational Technical School for Power Line Construction and Maintenance. Upon graduation in May of 2015, I worked as a summer intern for West River Electric in the Rapid City office. An opening came available in November 2015 in the Enning area, which seemed like a good fit for me as it is closer to home. I like the opportunity to be closer to family and friends. I enjoy the opportunity to help the member at the end of the line and in my spare time I enjoy hunting, fishing and participating in rodeo.
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Carbon monoxide (CO) is a poisonous gas that is created when common fuels such as natural gas, oil, wood or coal burn incompletely. This odorless, colorless, tasteless gas is often called the "silent killer" because it is virtually undetectable without the use of detection technology like a CO alarm.
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Super Soups Cheeseburger Soup 1/2 lb. ground beef 3/4 cup chopped onion 3/4 cup shredded carrots 3/4 cup diced celery 1 tsp. dried basil 1 tsp. dried parsley flakes 4 T. butter or margarine, divided 3 cups chicken broth
Cream of Crab Soup 3 cups diced, peeled potatoes 1/4 cup all-purpose flour 2 cups cubed processed American cheese 1-1/2 cups milk 3/4 tsp. salt 1/4 to 1/2 tsp. pepper 1/4 cup sour cream
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4 cups peeled and cubed butternut squash Salt and pepper to taste 1/2 cup heavy cream, optional Ground nutmeg to taste
Heat oil and melt butter in a large pot over medium heat. Cook and stir onion until tender. Mix carrots and squash into pot. Pour in vegetable broth and season with salt, pepper and nutmeg. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer until vegetables are tender. In a blender or food processor, puree soup mixture until smooth. Return to pot; stir in heavy cream. Heat through but do not boil. Serve warm with a dash of nutmeg. Yield: 4 servings Debra Weaver, Box Elder
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Mushroom Salsa Chili 1 lb. ground beef 1 lb. bulk pork sausage 2 (16 oz. each) cans kidney beans, rinsed and drained 1 (24 oz.) jar chunky salsa 1 (14.5 oz.) can diced tomatoes, undrained 1 large onion, chopped 1 (8 oz.) can tomato sauce
1 (4 oz.) can mushroom stems and pieces, drained 1/2 cup each chopped green pepper, sweet red and yellow pepper 1/2 tsp. dried oregano 1/4 tsp. garlic powder 1/8 tsp. thyme 1/8 tsp. dried marjoram
Cook beef and sausage over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Transfer meat to a 5-quart slow cooker. Stir in the remaining ingredients. Cover and cook on low for 8 to 9 hours or until vegetables are tender. Stephanie Fossum, Hudson
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Please send your favorite brunch and seafood recipes to your local electric cooperative (address found on Page 3). Each recipe printed will be entered into a drawing for a prize in June 2017. All entries must include your name, mailing address, telephone number and cooperative name.
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2016 Funds Presented
Operation Round-Up Operation Round-Up Funds were presented at Appreciation Days in Enning and Rapid City, at the Annual Meeting in Wall and at the Tailgate Party in Wall against New Underwood. The funds collected are used to address charitable community needs for organizations funding a special project. The Operation Round-Up Board of Directors met in August to determine how to distribute the voluntary contributions from our
members. West River Electric Members choosing to participate in this program helped local charities with contributions totaling, $9,800 for the past year. The average donation amounts to about $6 during the course of a year and is tax deductible. Operation Round-Up is voluntary! If you are not signed up already and wish to have your bill rounded to the next whole dollar you can contact either office at 393-1500 or 279-2135 or email your request to firstname.lastname@example.com. Applications for funds are available at www.westriver.coop or by calling us at 605-393-1500. The deadline for applications in 2017 will be July 7, 2017. 2413300
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Resolution to Save Simple Steps to Saving on Your Energy Bill
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s the new year dawns, thousands of americans will make resolutions. Resolutions to lose weight. Resolutions to exercise more. Resolutions to save money. America's Touchstone Energy® Cooperatives offer key tips for reducing energy costs – and many are low- to no-cost solutions. And, some are easy to implement – and stick with throughout the year. "In a home, heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) is the largest use of energy. Setting back your thermostat is the easiest and cheapest way to save energy," said Chad Reisenauer, a certified energy manager at Basin Electric Power Cooperative in Bismarck, N.D.
Here's the first 10 things to consider: 1. Replace any light bulb, especially ones that are on more than one hour per day, with a light-emitting diode (LED) bulb. Lighting ac-
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counts for about 11 percent a typical home's energy use, so savings here can add up. 2. Close shades and drapes during the day to help keep heat out in summer. Opening coverings on south-facing windows can allow for radiant heat to enter during winter months. Heating and cooling accounts for the largest use of energy in a home. 3. Plug electronic devices such as cable boxes, printers and TVs into power strips to turn off during vacations or long periods without use. Depending on your family, electronics can account for 8 percent to 15 percent of a home's electric bill. 4. Outside your home, caulk around all penetrations including telephone, electrical, cable, gas, water spigots, dryer vents, etc. Take the caulk gun inside, too. Caulking along baseboards with a clear sealant is recommended as
is caulking around plumbing penetrations that come WHERE DOES YOUR ENERGY GO? through walls Here are the top ten tips that any good energy saver should do first. beteneath sinks. 1. Replace any light bulb, especially ones that are on more than one hour per day, with a REFRIGERATION 5. Change light-emitting diode (LED) bulb. HVAC air filters 2. Close shades and drapes during the day to help keep heat out in summer. monthly. Make 3. Plug electronic devices such as cable boxes, printers and TVs into power strips to turn off sure when changHEATING & COOLING MISCELLANEOUS 8% during vacations or long periods without use. As the owners of iconic Wall Drug in Wall, S.D., ing the filters they 8% 4. Outside your home, caulk around all penetrations including telephone, electrical, cable, prepared to celebrate their 85th year of operation, they are facing the gas, water spigots, dryer vents, etc. APPLIANCES turned to their local Touchstone Energy Cooperative, correct direction. 9% 5. Change HVAC air filters monthly. 43% West River Electric Association, for an energy audit and a (Look for the ar6. Use dishwasher's cycle to dry dishes. prescription to use electricity more wisely. row on theair-dry sidecycleofinstead of the heat-dry 9% ELECTRONICS In January 2016, the filter.) 7. Keep your garage door down. A warmer garage in the winter and cooler garage in thean energy audit of the facility summer will save energy. was conducted. The sprawling complex which includes 6. Use the 11% 8. Set water heater temperature no higher than 120 F. street-level stores that are open to the public, also the dishwasher's 12% includes thousands of square feet of behind-the-scenes air-dry cycle 9. Make sure dryer vent hose is not kinked or clogged. LIGHTING storage and offices that extend below and above the instead of the 10. Ensure refrigerator door seals are tight. millions of visitors. heat-dry cycle to WATER HEATING The audit accounted for the 5,400 light bulbs and dry dishes. The more than 3,100 light fixtures throughout the attraction. kitchen can acHome energy use is different for everyone and hinges on several factors, including size of home, members in your household, your location and preferences. Knowing how your energy It also looked at heating and cooling expenses associated count for 15 perspend is divided will help you prioritize your energy saving habits. with the facility as well as the efficiency of appliances and cent to 20 percent Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration. www.EIA.gov. other electronics. of your home's When all was said and done, the recommendations energy use. 101ENERGY WAYS TO SAVE TOUCHSTONE | 101 WAYS TO SAVE 2 TOUCHSTONEENERGY.COM 3 included some basic steps that are applicable in both 7. Keep your garage door down. A warmer garage in the winter homes and businesses. and cooler garage in the summer will save energy. The Hustead family – which owns Wall Drug – had 8. Set water heater temperature no higher than 120° F. Water already started converting much of the property to LED heating can account for 12 percent of a home's energy use. For smaller lighting. But, an households of one or two members, the temperature can be important step turned down to 115° F. behind-the-scenes 9. Make sure dryer vent hose is not kinked or had the potential clogged. Also be sure to clean the dryer's lint trap before each to really add up in use and ensure that the dryer's outdoor exhaust door is not savings. blocked or clogged. The audit 10. Ensure refrigerator door seals are tight. Set the recommended refrigerator temperature to 34° F. to 37° F. and the freezer teminstalling occupancy perature to between 0° F. and 5° F. sensors – devices "Most of these are low-cost/no-cost measures," said Alan that sense when Shedd, a professional engineer and certified energy manager people enter and who is the director of energy solutions for the Touchstone Enexit a room and ergy® Cooperatives brand. "While you can save more by sealing adjust the lighting ductwork and air-sealing your house to reduce leaks, we don't accordingly – was a major step in reducing costs. want to discourage people from doing the simple things first." Another major recommendation was that exterior "Check out the newly re-designed TogetherWeSave page on Touchdoors be kept closed during summer months to keep stoneEnergy.coop. We've added an energy saving tips section that includes cooler air inside the building. a Top-10 list. For a direct link use http://www.touchstoneenergy.com/ On one meter alone (the attraction has several energy-money-saving-tips/more-tips/ and click on the "Top 10."" meters), energy consumption was significantly reduced by Inset above: Chad Reisenauer, a certified energy manager with Basin Electric Power Cooptaking the recommended steps. erative in Bismarck, N.D., takes measurements using a light meter at Wall Drug in Wall, Find out more about energy-saving steps you can S.D., as West River Electric Association's Veronica Kusser records the results. Another take by contacting the energy experts at your electric WREA team was counting each of the attraction's thousands of light bulbs as part of an cooperative. energy audit to determine where energy savings could be found in the 85-year old tourist
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What was Along Highway 24
Enning, South Dakota A
nother trip down memory lane, this time I was off to Enning, SD. I met Neomi Richter at Nellie's, the new store in Enning. What a great change to the community. Not that there was anything wrong with the old store, it was just hard to do the upkeep. And as Neomi shared with me, if walls could talk, I would still be there listening. Anna Enning came to the area in around 1909 and married Ted Outka in 1910, together they homesteaded 3 miles south of Enning. Anna owned the land that the school was built on, so they called it the Enning School. There was a man by the name
Editor's Note: Enning plays an important part in the history of West River Electric as well as for our members in this area.
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of Mr. Finnley who started the store, and he said name the store the same, this is the Enning School District so make it the Enning Store. A lady by the name of Mrs. Brooks started the post office, and it was in a building just east of the Store. So as it goes, Enning was founded in 1924 when Highway 24 came thru the area. Mr. Finnley also had the Creamery at the East end of the store where cream was brought to every day. There was a stage line that would go from Wasta to Dalzel and then to White Owl, coming up one day and back the next. Mail came up twice a week from Wasta to Boneita on to Haydraw and up to Enning.
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There were several owners of the Enning Store over the years until Karl Richter bought it from Marge Pellegrin in 1968. Neomi served as Postmaster and Karl was the man behind the counter at the store until 2012 when they sold it to the current owner, Caren Assman. It has always been a popular stop in the summer time for travelers going down Highway 34. You notice it started out as Hwy 24, and in or around 1960 it was changed to Hwy 34 which runs the entire length of South Dakota. Hwy 34 became very popular in the early days when the Minuteman Missiles were being constructed
starting in 1963. That is when the Pellegrins added the bar to the Enning Store, and traffic got heavier along Hwy 34.
Along with the Enning School and Store, back in the early days, there were 2 garages, a dance hall, a creamery, Blacksmith Shop, Bulk Oil, Pioneer Petroleum, West River Electric and Goldenwest. C.J. Blotz had the Enning Sinclair and Arden Maude had the Enning Propane. Life was good, the people of the community stopped in at the store to catch up on the news of the community and get the mail and supplies needed. Caren Assman continued to operate out of the old store from 2012 until this past October when Nellie's opened, a new facility which carries all the necessities to get by. With it being 50 miles from a big box store, she carries the most essential items. You can stop in for a sandwich or a cold beer and pick up a gallon of milk before heading home. Caren brought over some of the fixtures and has made it feel like home to the locals.
She continues to house the Enning Post Office with the same old mail boxes in the new store where Dusty Hall fills the boxes with mail, which is delivered daily now. Next to the store is the Rural Meade Ambulance which serves the people of that community with volunteers, without them it would be a good long while for help to arrive in the
event of an emergency in this remote area of South Dakota. Just down the road is the Goldenwest shop which allows that area to have a little quicker restoration of telephone and internet services. Across the road and to the west is the school which has an enrollment of 42 students, wow! Who says the young people are leaving the rural areas? They have classes there for Kindergarten thru the 3rd grade and then the students attend the Union Center School thru the 8th grade. Then off to High School. There are several to choose from, Faith, Sturgis, Wall or New Underwood, all of them are a distance from Enning, some choose to travel and stay at home, some choose to have a second home in town for the school year. In 1962 plans were made by West River Electric to improve the reliability in the northern part of West River Electric Service area. Contracts were let for the construction of a substation in the Enning area and the necessary transmission line to serve it. Land was purchased and a home was constructed for the establishment of an outpost crew to better serve, not only the members of Enning, but Union Center, Plainview, Howes and the outlying communities in the area. Goldenwest, along with West River Electric, built out posts to increase the reliability of both the electric and telephone service to the area. They were managed by one manager and operated out of the same building up until 1964. Thank you Neomi for taking time to visit and share with me the memories and information from your years at the store.
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Illuminating Choices
Watts, Lumens, Kelvin Can Be Confusing When Buying Bulbs
one are the days when grabbing a lightbulb
By B. Denise Hawkins
at the hardware store was as simple as knowing whether you were in search of a 40-watt, 60-watt or a 100-watt bulb. Today, a trek down the lighting aisle can be confusing and at times intimidating as one wades through the packaging. If you have been gradually making the switch to the new energy efficient lighting choices, you've noticed that more changes have come to the light bulb aisle. Remember when the odd looking corkscrew compact fluorescent (CFL) bulb was introduced to consumers a few years ago? It's still there and so are most of the classic pear-shaped incandescent bulbs. But today's lighting choices have expanded and gotten serious makeovers – their packaging labels and lingo included. There are LEDs, CFLs, halogen, lumens, CRI and more, and there is a host of lighting brands. But in recent years, the focus has been on making all bulbs more energy efficient and cost effective.
End of an Era We've basked in the golden glow of Thomas Edison's incandescent bulb since the 1800s, but January 2014 marked the end of its run. That's when the federal government finalized its mandated phase out of selected general-purpose light bulbs and Edison's less energy efficient incandescent ones. While you still may find 100- and 75-watt bulbs on store shelves, manufacturers in the U.S. stopped producing them. The old 40- and 60-watt bulbs, which represented over half the market, are following suit. What brought about the lighting change? In 2007, the U.S. Department of Energy estimated that home and commercial lighting was consuming more electricity annually – about 300 billion kilowatt-hours of lighting or the equivalent of about 100 power plants – but most of it was wasted. Oldfashioned incandescent bulbs used plenty of energy to produce only 10 percent light, with 90 percent of the energy given off as heat. In comparison, today's more energy-saving incandescent light bulbs use 25 percent less energy to do the job of lighting the same spaces in your home. Look on the Bright Side Prime replacements for the traditional incandescent light bulb are the higher-efficiency CFL 12 January 2017 • COOPERATIVE CONNECTIONS
and LED or light emitting diode bulbs. But be prepared to pay more upfront for some of the bulbs you choose. Lighting experts say that LEDs are the best choice for energy efficiency and if price is not a concern – they can last for up to two decades, save you 75 percent or more in energy costs, and offer superior color and brightness. However, they can cost an estimated $10 to $60 per bulb. The Energy Department assures consumers that there is a bright side – lower electricity bills over the longer term. These are their estimates: using a traditional incandescent bulb adds about $4.80 per year to the average household electric bill, but a CFL bulb adds just $1.20 a year and an LED about $1 per year. That means that a typical household could potentially save about $50 per year by replacing 15 old incandescent bulbs.
Lighting the Way Since lighting accounts for nearly 20 percent of the average home's electricity use, don't stay in the dark when shopping for new bulbs that save on energy and your electric bill. Things to know before you go: Lumens are the new watts. It's all about the lumens or the amount of light a light bulb emits. Remember this formula: The higher the lumens, the brighter the light – to replace a 100-watt incandescent bulb, choose a bulb that offers about 1,600 lumens. There are handy charts at www.energystar. gov/ that help you compare the old measure of watts to lumens. Three-steps to your new bulbs. STEP 1: Choose the amount of lumens you need based on how bright you want a room; STEP 2: Determine which bulb has the lowest estimated energy cost per year. This will save you the most money; and STEP 3: Choose bulbs based on your needs – how long it will last and light appearance. Read the label. Always check the package, making sure that it carries the U.S. Department of Energy's ENERGY STAR® logo. New Lighting Facts labels on boxes will also help consumers understand what they are purchasing – amount of lumens, estimated annual operating cost and light color.
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Scholarships Available Deadline February 3, 2017
For the 26th Year, West River Electric is offering college scholarships to high school seniors' graduating in May of 2017 as well as students currently in postsecondary education. This year we will once again be offering five scholarships: a $1,000 scholarship, provided by Basin Electric Power Cooperative, our power generation cooperative, and four WREA $500 scholarships, to be awarded to winners in April. Applicants for the scholarships must be a member or dependent child of a West River Electric member and a U.S. citizen. They must be planning to enroll or in attendance in a full-time graduate or undergraduate course of study at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university or vocational/technical school. Scholarship recipients will be chosen by a selection committee on the basis of academic record, potential to succeed, leadership and participation in school and community activities, honors, work experience, a statement of education and career goals, a written essay and an outside appraisal. Applications may be picked up at the cooperative offices, on-line at www.westriver.coop or at area high schools. 2243700 Completed applications and supporting documentation must be returned to West River Electric Association in Rapid City or Wall before 5 p.m. on Friday, February 15, 2017. Winners will be announced in April. For more information or to requests an application go to our website at www.westriver.coop, stop by or call us at 393-1500 or 279-2135. Applications are also available at the local high school.
High School Juniors
Are you interested in going to D.C.? June 8-15, 2017 more than 1500 students will travel to Washington DC to participate in the Rural Electric Youth Tour. During this action-filled week, students learn what it is like to be involved in politics, community service, cooperative philosophy and rural electrification. You will have the opportunity to meet with your elected representative in the US House and Senate and discuss the process of government and the issues that we face today, while increasing your knowledge about the electric cooperative utilities. 10543600 The student will be selected and sponsored by West River Electric while South Dakota Rural Electric Association (SDREA) coordinates arrangements for all South Dakota students. Among the sites that are toured are the National Cathedral, The White House, Washington Monument, U.S. Supreme Court, US Capitol, Ford's Theatre, Lincoln Memorial, Arlington National Cemetery, Mount Vernon, and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, The Smithsonian, and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. All area high school juniors whose parents or guardians are a member of WREA are eligible to apply for the Youth Tour. The funding of the tour is provided by WREA, which includes the student's transportation, room and board, and sight-seeing events. Students will be required to provide their own personal spending money. Each student is required to submit an essay, not to exceed 500 words on "What does my electric coop mean to me and my family?" All essays must be typed and include a cover sheet to include the students name, parents name, address, phone number and school they attend. All essays must be received by West River Electric before February 15, 2017. If you have questions please contact Veronica Kusser at 605-393-1500.
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According to the Consumer Electronics Association, the average household owns 24 consumer electronics products, which are responsible for 12 percent of household electricity use. ENERGY STAR-certified audio/ video equipment is up to 50 percent more efficient than conventional models.
A night depository is available at both offices for your convenience. Service & Billing Questions: Contact 605-279-2135 or 605393-1500 during office hours. You can e-mail us at email@example.com on questions concerning your account. After Hours Power Restoration: Contact 605-279-2135 in the Wall or Enning areas and 605-393-1500 in the Rapid City area.
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President Andy Moon, Creighton, S.D. Vice President Stan Anders, Union Center, S.D. Secretary Jamie Lewis, Rapid City, S.D. Treasurer Larry Eisenbraun, Wall, S.D. Directors Howard Knuppe, New Underwood, S.D. Chuck Sloan, Piedmont, S.D. Marcia Arneson, Rapid City, S.D. Jerry Hammerquist, Caputa, S.D. Terry Peters, Wall, S.D. CEO/General Manager Dick Johnson Editor Veronica Kusser West River Electric Cooperative Connections is the monthly publication for the members of West River Electric Association. Members subscribe to Cooperative Connections as part of their electric cooperative membership for $6.00 a year. West River Electric Cooperative Connections purpose is to provide reliable, helpful information to electric cooperative members on matters pertaining to rural electrification and better living. Nonmember subscriptions are available for $12.00 per year. Periodicals Postageaid at Wall, S.D., and at additional mailing offices. PoSTMASTER: Send address changes to West River Electric Cooperative Connections, Po Box 412, Wall, SD 57790-0412. other correspondence to: West River Electric Cooperative Connections, Po Box 3486, Rapid City, SD 57709; telephone (605)393-1500, Exts. 6519, 6517, 6531 or 6522; fax (605)393-0275; e-mail veronica.kusser@westriver. coop.
Call before you dig: All underground cable location requests for the entire state of South Dakota are made through the South Dakota One-Call System. The number is toll free, 1-800781-7474 (dial 811 instate). You are required to provide this one-call center with information regarding the location where you will be digging, along with a description of the type of work you will be doing. You are required to give at least a 48-hour notice before you dig. The one-call center will then notify all utilities with underground facilities in the area where you will be digging.
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Regional Dateline December 31 Downtown Countdown, Main Street Square, Rapid City, SD 605-716-7979
January 6 Lights on the Ice Teen Night Main Street Square Rapid City, SD, 605-716-7979 January 11 West River Electric Blood Drive Rapid Valley Office Rapid City, SD, 605-393-1500 January 13-February 4 Firehouse Theatre presents Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery, Firehouse Theatre Rapid City, SD, 605-348-1915 January 14 West River Basketball Tournament, Barnett Arena Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Rapid City, SD, 605-394-4115 January 14 Heroes Skate Day, Main Street Square, Rapid City, SD 605-716-7979 January 21 Skates & a Movie featuring Alice in Wonderland, Main Street Square, Rapid City, SD 605-716-7979 January 27-February 4 Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo, Rushmore Plaza Civic
November 18-January 8 Winter Wonderland, Falls Park Sioux Falls, SD, 605-275-6060
January 2 West River Electric will be closed for New Year's, in case of an emergency call 605-393-1500 or 605-279-2135
Events of Special Note
December 26 West River Electric will be closed for Christmas, in case of an emergency call 605-393-1500 or 605-279-2135
To have your event listed on this page, send complete information, including date, event, place and contact to your local electric cooperative. Include your name, address and daytime telephone number. Information must be submitted at least eight weeks prior to your event. Please call ahead to confirm date, time and location of event.
Center, Rapid City, SD www.gotmine.com February 2-4 SD State High School One-Act Play Festival, Aberdeen, SD February 10-11 SD State High School Gymnastics Meet, Aberdeen, SD February 10-12 35th Annual Black Hills Sport Show & Outdoor Expo Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Rapid City, SD, 605-394-4115 February 17-March 18 Firehouse Theatre presents I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, Firehouse Theatre Rapid City, SD, 605-348-1915 February 20 RCCA/Shades of Buble, Rapid City Concert Association, Fine Arts Theatre, Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Rapid City, SD, 605-394-4115
February 24-25 SD State High School Wrestling Tournaments, Sioux Falls, SD February 24-26 West River Singles Pool Tournament, Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Rapid City, SD 605-394-4115 March 3-4 SD State High School Debate & IE Tournament, Mitchell, SD March 3-5 West River Team Pool Tournament, Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Rapid City, SD 605-394-4115 March 7-8 Saturday Night Fever The Musical, Fine Arts Theatre Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Rapid City, SD, 605-394-4115 March 8-12 SD State Pool Tournament
Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Rapid City, SD, 605-394-4115 March 9 Jay Leno, Barnett Arena Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Rapid City, SD, 605-394-4115 March 11-12 2017 Gun Show, American Legion Hall, Philip, SD 65-859-2280 or 605-859-2219 March 18-19 Black Hills Motorcycle Show Rushmore Hall, Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Rapid City, SD, 605-394-4115 March 24-26 BH Home Builders Home Show Rushmore Plaza Civic Center blackhillshomebuilders.com March 25-26 SD State AAU Wrestling Tournament, Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Ice Arena Rapid City, SD, 605-394-4115
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I use the Alfred Basic Books for beginners and then we move to the Keith Snell books along with other supplemental books. If a student already is using a book, generally we will finish that book up so they won't have to purchase another set of books.
For Saxophone and Clarinet:
I use the Rubank books along with other supplemental books
For Voice:
I use the 24 Italian Songs and Arias, The Young Singer, and various Broadway books. Any pop music must be purchased by student as there is just way too much to chose from for me to have a lot of it.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Home Studio: in living room with 2 pianos at entrance of house. Seating is available as well toys and a table for siblings.
*** Specialties ***
Voice - Classical & Broadway
Piano - classical
Clarinet - classical and pop
Saxophone - classical, pop, and some jazz
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I have studied this style of singing for over 20 years and I have taught Broadway and Musical singing as well as how to safely Belt for over 10 years. The technique is still from a classical background so all my students learn a variety of tools that will help them with this style as well as others. In all of my singing classes students learn technique, music theory, sight signing, and aural skills. They will also learn musicality and how to emotionally connect with their music.
About Kristin
*** Lesson Details ***
I want my students to enjoy the arts but the music and acting is hard work. My students will be well rounded in their subjects and have
I pay attention to my students needs and wants. I would like students to be open minded about the work that they are being taught but I also want to take their interests to heart. If a student brings me music or a monologue that they would like to work on, I will review it and try to incorporate it within our studies.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Piano, flute, metronome, recording devices, internet access, text books and scanner and copier access, mirrors, etc.
*** Specialties ***
Musical Theater
Shakespeare Acting
Acting for Singers
Auditioning how to's
Script Analysis
Classical acting
Various acting methods
Classical Flute
Music Theory
Sight Singing
Public Speaking
Stage Dialects
Speech concerns and options
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Gain the voice that can easily sing songs from more classical musicals to contemporary musicals. Gain a strong and consistent mixed tone (Legit and Edge/Bright/Forward). Eventually, student's voice will sound appropriate to what ever style of song they are singing. "Belt" in a healthy way by building up your mix.
About Rachel
Rachel's private studio is where you not only learn healthy technique, but how to become a self-sufficient artist. Professional training and customized programs in singing and acting technique. All learning styles, all ages, and all levels. Private lessons and group classes.
We prepare our students for the real world with up to date training (singing and acting) and both performance opportunities and showcases in front of industry professionals when students are ready.
Students come from all walks of life. All voice types, all ages, all levels, all mediums (TV-film-theatre), all character - ingenue actors, and ALL genres (Rock, Pop, Alternative, Funk, Soul, Musical Theater, R&B, Jazz, Opera) welcome!
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Owner/Teacher: Rachel M.
SAG-AFTRA, VASTA, NATS (certified), NARAS, NAMTA, BMI, MAC, NJMEA, NAfME. NJ Theatre Alliance, & Certified Artist Developer with Conquer Entertainment,
16+ years of teaching to children - teens - adults (Ages 6+ group classes, 8+ private lessons)
Rachel is a member of SAG-AFTRA, The National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS certified), VASTA (Voice And Speech Trainers Association), NARAS (The Grammy Awards), NAMTA, NJMEA (New Jersey Music Educators Association), NAfME (National Association of Music Education), NYSSMA (New York State School Music Association,) MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs), The NJ Theatre Alliance, NSA (Nashville Songwriting Association International), and BMI (Broadcast Music Inc). She has been teaching Bel Canto singing technique for the modern singer and Stella Adler-Stanislavsky-Chekhov-Meisner acting technique for all mediums for 15+ years to children, teens, and adults.
Rachel has trained at The Hages Music Studio under a master teacher for 22+ years in the Bel Canto singing technique for all genres, studied at The Stella Adler Studio of Acting in NYC as well as recorded and released her first album called "Just Meant To Be". Other credits include commercials, films, TV shows (One Tree Hill, AMC, Food Network), music videos (including Rachel's singles "Don't Even Try", "You Will Love On"), & numerous stage credits (Off-Broadway/NYC Theatre). Rachel most recently was seen in the reading of a new play "Vanishing Son" by Peter Gil-Sheridan performed in NYC. She is also a songwriter (16+ years), scriptwriter (10+ years), director (14+ years), and an international recording artist (10+ years).
Rachel has been performing for 20+ years, has performed in front of sold out crowds, and has been honored with many standing ovations. Other honors include magazine covers, featured articles, singing to thousands of people, studio recordings/albums, originated the role of "Antigone" in "Oedipus: The Musical", 2002 Helen Hayes Nomination for" Outstanding Vocal Performance in a Musical" ("Miss Adelaide" in "Guys And Dolls"), & 2008 finalist for NYC Singing Idol Competition. Rachel has also been fortunate to have worked & performed with many people in the business including Grammy-Tony-Emmy Award Winners/Nominees.
Whether you are a parent looking for instruction for your child, or for yourself, Rachel can customize the right program that best suits your needs. Her students come from all walks of life and have different goals, but they all have one thing in common. They love performing and have the desire to be the best at their chosen craft (singing/acting).
Some students want to sing/act for themselves, others want to sing/act for a hobby, and others want to be professional performers. That's where Rachel comes in. No matter what your goals are, she can help. Rachel teaches her students how to become true artists without tearing them down and without taking away the part of them that makes them unique. She teaches healthy technique that is based off of the human anatomy; the science of how the body/mind works and how the body/mind can work as efficiently as possible while singing or acting.
Learning how to sing/act is a process and doesn't happen overnight. Rachel's ultimate goal as a teacher is to not only make her students the best performers and singers they can be, but also give them all of the proper tools they need to have a more productive mind frame and become self-sufficient. Of course this can take years to master. It takes time and dedication.
SINGING: Bel Canto singing technique for the modern singer is taught in private and group classes. No one sounds like old opera singers, even if the student wants to sing opera. Students are allowed to choose most of the material they learn in the lesson. There will be times when Rachel will suggest a song to a student but if the student doesn't enjoy the song, they will work as a team to find a song that does work for the student. Gain a better tone quality, complete control of your voice, bigger range, more flexibility, and confidence. Learn healthy voice technique, how to fully take care of your own voice so you can sing for the rest of your life (even after lessons), and become a self sufficient performer for life.
ACTING: Stella Adler, Stanislavsky, Chekhov, and Meisner Acting Technique for Theatre/Camera is taught in private and group classes. All students are exposed to each technique and Rachel sees which technique each student responds to the most. Once the student and Rachel are able to identify the technique, Rachel continues to use the terminology of that technique for the remainder of the time the student is in lessons. Students eventually are able to play roles truthfully and realistically, even if the roles are opposite of the student's own personality.
1. Gain a lifelong, solid, consistent, and healthy technique that they can always count on in practice and performance.
2. Gain specific technical and personal notes in a notebook and/or computer file that is organized and always accessible for review.
3. Gain artistry, performance skills, and a strong voice that will look/sound authentic; Singers will sound appropriate to whatever style of music they are singing. (No fake sound or look.) Actors will just be in the moment and truthful whether they are on stage or in front of the camera.
4. Gain the confidence to always put on a great performance.
5. Gain focus and a more productive mind frame.
6. Become self-sufficient by knowing how to assess a problem and then fix it without creating a new issue.
*** Studio Equipment ***
PRIVATE HOME STUDIO: Keyboard, speakers (smartphone, iPod, iPad), CD player, tape recorder/player, digital recorder, music stand, mirror, laptop, sheet music selections, HD video camera, tripod, video editing software, audio editing software, USB microphone, and high speed WiFi internet. Full PA, two mixers (one mixer with 8 inputs and the other with 4), 8 Lavaliere microphones ("body mics"), multiple hand held microphones, laptop stand, and music stands.
*** Specialties ***
We specialize in Bel Canto voice technique for the modern singer. Each student can sing all genres without sounding too classical, "fake", and without losing their voice while singing for long periods of time.
Other Specialties: Teaching acting technique for theatre-TV-Film (Stella Adler, Stanislavsky, Chekhov, & Meisner), performance skills, songwriting, and creating self-sufficient singers-actors-performers (Artist Development).
24 hour lesson cancellation
If the student needs to miss a lesson for sickness, they or their parent/ guardian, if the student is under 18, must let Rachel know at least 24 hours before their missed lesson. If they need to miss due to an other activity or vacation, they must contact Rachel at least a week from their next scheduled lesson in advance to prevent from forfeiting the lesson. All make ups will be scheduled within 4 weeks from the missed lesson. If rescheduled lesson or make up lesson is missed, no new make up will be given unless Rachel is not able to teach for some rare reason.
If a student is going to be late they need to contact Rachel as soon as possible, to let her know they will be late. Lessons will end on time unless she is able to extend the lesson due to a late student or her schedule allows for it though please understand, Rachel would be extending a courtesy and would not be obligated to do so. If on the rare occasion Rachel is running late, she will always make up the time.
SITTING IN: Parents/Guardians are ONLY permitted to stay for the first lesson and are NOT permitted to sit in for any other lesson/class unless invited. This is to promote good/strong teacher-student relationship quickly and easily. Also, many times students feel more comfortable when their parents/guardians leave.
"I try to be as fair as possible to both parties when it comes to cancellations, rescheduling, lateness, and make ups. Have a concern or question? Just talk with me. I'm all about communication!" - Rachel
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Singing is a complex coordination of breathing, phonation, resonation and articulation, overlaid with musical and performance layers. This process needs to be guided by an instructor who is knowledgeable in the vocal processes and anatomy, as well vocal styles and performance.Vocal development progresses as the body strengthens and growing musical skills demand more from the vocal instrument. We'll work together to find your true voice.
About Barbara
Ms. S. has a Master's degree in Vocal Performance from Eastern Michigan University and is certified Level III in the Somatic Voicework™ The LoVetri Method. She has also trained in Estill Voice through the University of Michigan, with additional training in the Feldenkrais Method of movement. She is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS). She will tailor your vocal development to your individual performance goals.
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I have been a professional musical theater coach and performer for the past 15 years. As a coach I use my personal experience as a performer to teach my students. I believe that the best teachers are those who have real life experience. I have over 30 roles on my resume that I can use to instruct my students. I keep on top of all of the latest Broadway offerings, as well as the classical favorites and all of my students get a well rounded education in musical theater. I also have my BA in Musical Theater. I teach contemporary broadway voice, specializing in the Belt Voice (Wicked, Annie), but also can coach someone to have a strong legit musical theater voice. (Oklahoma, Fantasticks)
About Amanda
My students have gone on to Broadway and enjoyed careers on TV. One of my students just starred as Matilda in the National Tour.
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I tailor-for each lesson to your personal vocal range and style. Each singer has a different personality and I am dedicated to bringing it out in your voice.
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Im a professional Recording artist/ Singer/Songwriter! Who performed at the Soultrain Awards last year. I've worked and toured with Neyo, Nicki Minaj, Eric Benet, Flo Rida. Tamar Braxton and more. I have the skills you need to perfect the tone, range, pitch and overall sound of your voice!
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Christine teaches beginners to advanced students of all ages in Broadway Singing.
Christine earned a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Carnegie Mellon, a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from the Peabody Institute and completed further specialized studies at the Salzburg Mozarteum in Austria.
She has performed roles with Goodspeed Opera House, Portland Center Stage, Theater of the Stars, Pittsburgh Music Theater & Merry-Go-Round Playhouse.
Christine's also is an active member of Actors Equity.
About Christine
I'm an enthusiastic and dedicated person and my teaching style is energetic, thorough, and fun. My voice students can expect to improve week to week in their vocal technique. With regular lessons, I can help you sing with freedom, confidence, and maximum expression. I look forward to helping you reach your goals!
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Helmets worn by Baylor and Washington players tonight will bear a sticker with a Marine Corps logo and "BWS" in honor of Lance Cpl. Benjamin Whetstone Schmidt, a San Antonian who died Oct. 6 in Afghanistan. His father, Dr. David Schmidt, is the 2011 bowl chairman.
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In a patriotic pregame tribute, airmen with Lackland AFB will unfurl a "football field-size American flag" as photos and names of fallen troops appear on the Alamodome video screens and ribbon boards, bowl officials said. Lee Greenwood will sing "God Bless the U.S.A." During the game, programs for the wounded and other troops and veterans will be highlighted.
Benjamin Schmidt, who died in battle in a suspected "friendly fire" incident, had played football at Alamo Heights High School. He and his father, team doctor for the Mules and the San Antonio Spurs, had spent a lot of time together on a football field.
"While the Valero Alamo Bowl staff has struggled to find words to comfort Dr. Schmidt, we have been clear in what we wanted to do: appropriately honor Benjamin along with the other fallen servicemen and women," Rick Hill, the bowl's vice president of marketing and communications, wrote in his blog on mySA.com.
David Schmidt said he also wants to remember those still serving in uniform, regardless of anyone's position on the war.
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|Gecko, The T 5.10- 6a 18 VI+ 18 E1 5a
|Jungle Gym T 5.10 6b 20 VII- 19 E2 5b
|Monkey Seems Willing, The S 5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c
|Trad, 45 ft
|Cameron Carnel and Leah Baumann, 2005
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|Aron Quiter, Lurker, M. Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer suchoski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes
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Access Notes Details
CRAGS and the Access Fund are beginning new projects to help improve access to Donner Summit. You can communicate access issues directly at CRAGS' Donner Summit page norcalcrags.org/crags/donner/. In 2014, the Truckee Donner Land Trust and the Access Fund jointly launched the Save Donner Climbing campaign. The following year, it purchased formerly private land for public conservation and access, which includes the Black Wall and other nearby cliffs.
DescriptionA hand and finger crack to a horizontal break followed by bolted slab, a trip to Banana Town might be a slightly head's up journey for the newly minted 5.8 leader but is overall a good warmup for the crag.
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