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We do carpets, furniture, office cleaning, tile, flood restoration.
Luella Faulkner (605-845-2863)Daniel Faulkner (605-848-1556)
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Professional Medical care for largeand small animals.
East of Greenwood Cemetery - Mobridge
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Blood driveDonors are needed for a com-
munity blood drive set for next
Monday, Sept. 27 at the Timber
Lake Community Center. Hours
are from noon to 5 p.m. MT.
Anyone who would like to donate
is asked to contact Ardie Scott at
865-3187 for an appointment.
Walk-ins are also welcome.
The dr ive i s sponsored
by United Blood Services of
Bismarck and the Timber Lake
Ambulance Service.
October Calendar
The Timber Lake
Community Calendar for
October will be published in
the Sept. 30 issue of the Topic.
Anyone who has events to list
is asked to contact the Topic by
noon on Monday, September
27 (Phone 605-865-3546).
Public NoticesSeveral public notices are
found in this issue: The pro-
ceedings of the Dewey County
Commission and a drivers
license notice are on p. 11, the
Timber Lake City Council
proceedings and a notice about
a state-tribal tax agreement on
p. 12, a notice about children
with special needs and a notice
from the Community Action
Program on p. 13, and the of-
ficial proceedings of the Timber
Lake School Board’s Sept. 13
meeting on p. 14.
No schoolTimber Lake teachers and
students will have a day off
school on Friday, Sept. 24 be-
cause parent-teacher conferences
will be held on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.Students will also have a day
off on Wednesday, October 6
while teachers have in-service
training. That is Homecoming
Week.
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Timber Lake, SD 57656
Thursday, September 23, 2010 Timber Lake
Opinion/Comment, p. 2On the Record, p. 4 Obituaries, p. 5 School/Sports, p. 8
CIRCULAR:Country Market
TOPICVol. 100 Number 38
USPS 629-680
90¢
A community survey conducted
by the Timber Lake School gives a
peek into community attitudes about
the school.About 130 people answered the
survey, which was distributed in
the community and made available
online in May.The survey was created by a com-
mittee led by school board member
Marcia O’Leary.Some of the responses were very
positive and others give school of-
ficials something to work on.
Eighty-five percent of respondents
said they feel welcome at the school,
82% said their child is safe at school
and 87.9% said the school does a
good job of integrating and support-
ing new students.Other questions elicited less confi-
dence. For example, only 53.4% said
that the administration was open to
ideas from parents and guardians, and
55% said the meals served at school
are nutritious.On a question about reaction to
parent concerns, 35.5% of the 31
people who said they had contacted
With funding now available, the
S.D. Dept. of Game, Fish and
Parks is planning a renovation
of the Firesteel Dam located a
mile north and a mile and a half
west of Firesteel. This aerial view
shows the dam, which was washed
out many years ago. The plan is
to put risers on the dam with a
six-foot pipe through the dam.
Dick Stave and Dan McCormick
of GF&P met with the Dewey
County Commissioners on Sept.
7 to discuss the impact on the
adjoining county road. There
is no definite time line for the
project yet.
Flutists Tony Mayer andJessi White in the
Timber Lake pep band
the school with a concern said their
concern had not been taken seriously,
and 37% said their child had not been
treated fairly. Sixty-three percent of the respon-
dents said the school does a good job
of communicating with students,
parents and the community.
In the area of curriculum and aca-
demics, the school rated mostly good
to very good. The survey asked which
areas should be expanded. Eighty-
three percent said music, 79% said
local history, 67% said local culture
and 23.7% said Lakota language.
Over 87% said the curriculum
prepares students for the next level
of learning.Most of the questions about extra-
curricular activities garnered a “good”
or “very good” response.Those who took the survey had
an opportunity to give comments on
many of the questions. The numbers
and the comments will be examined
by the committee, administrators,
board members, and staff to deter-
mine how to best use the data to
improve the school.
Homecomingcandidates
Community survey will help
improve Timber Lake School
Timber Lake High School
students have selected
candidates for 2010
Homecoming king and
queen from the senior class.
They are FRONT (L-R):
Erin Swan, Haley Enright,
Grant Aberle, Hunter Nehl;
BACK: Patrick Hettich,
Marilyn Richter, and Kelsey
Ducheneaux. NOT PICTURED:
Jared Lind. Homecoming Week
is October 3-8.
The Family Fellowship Center at
Timber Lake is being reorganized.
Pastor David Klein recently an-
nounced that he and the board mem-
bers (Dick Anderson and Maryann
Kraft) were dissolving the corpora-
tion. He said that the building would
be sold or rented to another tax-
exempt ministry.Mandy Hulm of Timber Lake, a
member of the church, said this week
that a group of people, most of whom
had been involved in the church
before, is organizing a new 501 (c) 3
corporation.The church was originally orga-
nized in 1991 with help from Pastor
John Anderson.“My mother-in-law (the late Deb
Hulm) had a dream in her heart,”
said Mandy. “We do not want to
let it go. I expect good things to be
happening.”Hulm said Pastor Joel Ziolkowski
of Custer (Living Outreach Church)
is helping with the reorganization.
Ziolkowski is the youngest son of
the late Korzak Ziolkowski, sculptor
of Crazy Horse Mountain.
A new building was completed
in 2003 under the leadership of Rev.
Duane and Diana Covey. They were
later joined by Mike and Ann Hecht,
Sharon Furch, and Diane Carter in
various ministry roles.The church expanded to Little
Eagle and Eagle Butte — now both
independent churches. After the Coveys moved to
Nebraska, several other pastors served
the church briefly. The church property has tempo-
rarily been transferred to Ziolkowski,
Hulm said, and when the local group
gets its 501 (c) 3 status, it will resume
ownership.“It’s starting over again,” Hulm
said, “which is okay. It’s good to get
a fresh start and have a clean slate.
We hope to start services again soon.”
“I believe God has a good plan for
that church. He’s not done with it
yet,” she said. “Good things will be
happening but it will take a while.”
“At different times the church has
had an awesome children’s program
and youth program and praise and
worship and Bible studies,” Hulm
said. “There is so much potential
there.”
Changes at Family Fellowship
Firesteel project
The Topic welcomes these new subscribers:
Bettie RobinsonMarilyn FriezPauline WendtBetty WalkerMartin LeBeauJim & Jody MillerChas JewettBrandon HeckHunter SmithFallon MurphyPaul Krumm
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6th Annual Lake Isabel ICE Fishing Tournament
Saturday, Jan. 19, 20198 a.m. to 2 p.m. MTRegistration begins at 7 a.m. by the Main boat ramp
Entry fee $60 per team (no more than 2 adults)Free Kids Division: 15 & younger
100% PAYOUT! Panfish Division, Pike Division, Walleye Jackpot, Perch Watch, Door Prizes
RULES: No more than 8 fishing poles used per team, ice houses can’t be taken to lake prior to the tournament
